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Both sides?

All ya need to do is listen to Trump himself.

We have all heard Trump himself gleefully,and enthusiastically disqualify himself over and over again with his own words. What else do you need to hear?

Just to take one example:What will he do about ISIS? The only things he has said are (a) "carpet bomb the whole region" (meaningless juvenile nonsense), or (b) that we should have taken - or that we should take away "all of Iraq's oil" ( we should somehow go into the subterranean geology of the land of Iraq- and then some how spirit away all of the rock strata underneath that country's land that has oil??? And then throw all of those oil rich rocks into a station wagon and take them home to the US? What the heck is he even talking about?

Oh...he also says that he has a "secret plan", and that "he knows more about ISIS than do the generals."

Why would he say either of those two things if he were not either a con artist, or delusional (or both)?

How does a person like that "qualify" to even be allowed to walk freely outside of an institution? Forget about putting the person into elective office.

Trump isn't right, though. I don't know this Michael Flynn idiot, but if he supports Trump, then he's wrong, too.

"Michael Flynn idiot". He's the former head of the US Intelligence Agency. He is interviewed and showed the former secret document that shows that the US funded ISIS basically. He acknowledges it. Would you like the video?

Association with Russia
RT gala dinner in Moscow, General Flynn is seated next to President Putin. Jill Stein seats across.

In retirement, Flynn was described by the Washington Post as "not hostile to Russia,"[21] while Michael Crowley of Vox described Flynn as having "an odd affection for Russia and its authoritarian government."[22]

After retiring from service with the U.S. government, Flynn began appearing semi-regularly as an analyst on RT, a Russian state-owned English-language news outlet.[21][22][23] In 2015, Flynn attended a gala dinner in Moscow in honor of RT, where he was seated next to the Russian president Vladimir Putin.[23] Before attending the event, Flynn gave a paid talk on world affairs to a group; Flynn defended the Russian payment in an interview with Michael Isikoff.[23][24] Journalist Michael Crowley of Politico reported that "At a moment of semi-hostility between the U.S. and Russia, the presence of such an important figure at Putin's table startled" U.S. officials.[23]

He seem rather friendly with Putin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_T._Flynn#Association_with_Russia


As a fan of authoritarian governments he may well lie "for our own good".

Probably because he knows that RT will show stuff that the corporate media in America will not show. The media in America is controlled by a handful of corporations. The same corporations which control the war machine. The document released under freedom of information is not a secret, maybe the Western media just forgets to mention it

Like the US isn't authoritarian.

"Michael Flynn idiot". He's the former head of the US Intelligence Agency. He is interviewed and showed the former secret document that shows that the US funded ISIS basically. He acknowledges it. Would you like the video?

There certainly is a authoritarian culture in the US; after all Trump get a lot of support. As for RT, this is worse that the US media, it's a propaganda channel controlled by Vladimir Putin; all mainstream media in Russia are controlled by him and journalists that dare to criticize him or his governments are in danger to be killed.

A former CIA chief calls Trump a useful idiot of Putin's, and that as Commander-In-Chief, he'd be disastrous for the country against ISIS.

That's his opinion, not a fact.

There are plenty of news outlets which are neither tied to a handful of corporations nor propaganda networks for authoritarian regimes.

Russia Today is fairly good, although its biases when talking about anything concerning Russia are obvious.