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The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
gentleangler80 said:So, what kind of proof are we even talking about here when it comes to this betrayal of yours? Are you looking for physical evidence?

It is unlikely that any of us actually "possess" such things.
The parameters of this thread are strictly reserved for those who engage in critical thought, which you certainly do 🙂.
Let our thoughts wander through a field of sparse facts, and perhaps we will collectively arrive at a conclusion. Truth is invariably simple and sits right before our eyes; one merely needs to perceive it. The fact that an argument is old or "stale" is irrelevant, as the underlying principle remains unchanged.
The essential task here is to cast aside prejudices or ingrained narratives.

A prime example of planted evidence:

when a drunken Bandić was fleeing from the police. The officer who reported him was subsequently fired because he handed over a report to an unidentified person at an unspecified location and an unspecified time— 🤦

Or even more recent:

the head of organized crime at the FBI being held in investigative detention without a shred of evidence.

There is no evidence proving Mason is culpable, and a mountain of lies in other instances has already been debunked within this thread.
Mason is mentioned solely because the majority will reflexively type his name without a second thought.
The modus operandi is slightly understated in my writing, primarily because there isn't much intellectual depth to work with at these levels.
Regards.
Economy and partial bans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
🙂

I am glad you decided to show up, though for two distinct reasons.

By framing your post this way, you’re essentially implying that "we"—those of us attempting to contribute meaningfully—are nothing more than fools.
It is quite apparent that you operate within an industry where certain figures reign supreme, and banderas is someone you likely view as a semi-god due to his supposed excellence. Am I correct in assuming you were assisting someone like Disney out of pure good intentions?

Given my history programming "half-past twelve" and working with analog processors, I am certainly not the ignorant amateur you are attempting to portray.

file:///P:/Users/saab/Downloads/schedule.pdf

Coffee break & Fruit break 🤦 — designed to kill or at least leave one incapacitated.

And so it goes... do you honestly believe a receptionist like Oprah Winfrey would have any practical grasp of SolidWorks or AutoCAD? 🕺

https://www.linkedin.com/in/oprah-winfrey-aab5635b

Things weren't like this before.
Education Harvard University 🤣

My apologies for drifting into private messages, but clarity is essential here.
Furthermore, I am still waiting for a single shred of evidence to support your claims regarding my alleged "unmatched vulgarity," "primitivism," or "uncivilized insults,"
all of which supposedly justify the judgment passed upon me.
Even your previous assessment was flawed; Redshrike understands the fundamentals of electrical engineering, whereas Hini possesses nothing but superficial elegance.

Please, do continue peddling my so-called "conspiracy theory."
The crux of the matter is this: you should strive to avoid these situations entirely, because those with actual intelligence simply concede the point and move on from the topic.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Matthew Castillo5 said:And why do you think that is? Because his entire job description is basically just stirring up mud in this place. ☕

🤣

A little musical interlude; I have the CD in the car 👍

The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Casey Ramos31 said:Why can't you just answer the damn question?


Casey Ramos31 said:Why can't you just answer the damn question?

🤣
I address serious debaters, not circus performers.
What you’ve presented here isn't a question, nor is it an actual discussion.
Try being slightly more useful, though I suspect you will fail once again.

It doesn't surprise me, Casey Ramos31, that you lack the capacity to engage with the topic and instead resort to mere observation. You will inevitably retreat, leaving me to grow gray with frustration.

Furthermore, you overlooked my response:

Read the thread and attempt a proper reply—sooner or later, another "Ankica Lepej" will emerge to reveal who actually owns the royalties.

Did you simply fail to read it... or what?
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Charles Brown9 said:Oh, look, another little secret this guy thinks he knows.🤣

Will we actually get confirmation from an independent source who sends it to Casio, similar to how someone once claimed, "I was talking to Glavašević every single day"?🙏

🙂 At least you have managed to break free from the influence of ajme33. This is entirely irrelevant to the subject at hand, but when you lack faith in someone like Glavašević—who actually read the "published messages"—it wouldn't matter to you even if Casio himself confirmed it. However, I will concede the point: yes, I spoke with him daily. A quarter of a century has passed, and yet, nothing...

So, if you are capable of it, please return to the actual topic. I am merely a passerby here.
You are among the more intelligent individuals within the Harmon loyalists, and the predecessor to Casey Ramos31 is slightly above average compared to the usual crowd appearing here.
It would be quite shameful if the young man responded and you did not.
Wouldn't it?
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Jerry Sanders4 said:Insecurity is a hell of a drug, and you can tell pretty quickly who’s actually read ambra...
the biggest issue was just his lack of self-awareness regarding how much Harmon absolutely outclassed him
but he couldn't bring himself to admit that, which is where everything starts falling apart...

People like that will stop at nothing to trash someone else just to make themselves look better...
And why on earth would Miro leak those transcripts????
There isn't a single logical reason for it.

They aren't terminal; don't worry, they can be cured, provided you possess self-awareness.

If you learn to protect your own interests... things will eventually stabilize.
But please, finally attempt to provide your own! conclusion.

Remember: a conclusion must be built upon the available facts.
The quality and longevity of any conclusion are determined by the rigor of one's cognitive and logical processes.
Most importantly—you must understand *why* you reached that specific conclusion. That is the essential key.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Casey Ramos31 said:Let's hear it then. Just don't pull that Paraga or čičak routine about some ribbon traveling around for 20 years.🤣

Go ahead, read the thread and try to provide an answer. It won't be long before some new "Ankica Lepej" emerges from the woodwork to claim they've finally identified the rightful owner of the royalties.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Quincy:
Martian7 As stated by:
Regardless of what the headlines were claiming.I am certain that the leak regarding the wiretapping of Bloomberg did not originate from him. He approaches the obligation of maintaining confidentiality with a profound sense of responsibility. As a mutual acquaintance once remarked about him, he is essentially a "black hole for information"—meaning he absorbs everything, yet absolutely nothing ever escapes. 😁
I was peering into my crystal ball earlier... and I tell you, it’s unmistakable. It is exactly as I foresaw.

Quincy:
Martian7 The user states:
I have no idea why you insist you’ve proven he held both roles. To be perfectly honest, I don't even recall us discussing that specific point, let alone reaching such a conclusion. But no—he was never the head of military intelligence. While it is true that, in his capacity as the director of the CIA, he collaborated with them on certain matters, that is where the connection ends.
Indeed, I might dig deeper into this, primarily because I’ve uncovered more than just a simple "connection." But frankly, that's beside the point. He was far more influential than Clinton ever was.

Quincy:
Martian7 The user states:
We have already pinpointed Clinton's underlying motivation, and it is quite potent. He doesn't even attempt to mask it: a deep-seated resentment toward Reagan, fueled by an inferiority complex. It seems Clinton simply cannot stand the fact that he doesn't hold a candle to Reagan in any meaningful capacity.
😁 It isn't merely a matter of psychosomatic temperament; on a purely genetic level, Clinton was fundamentally superior to Reagan.
That is merely your own assumption.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Matthew Castillo5 said:No, you've got it backwards. Clinton knows perfectly well that he was the one who handed over the transcript; you're just stubbornly convinced he wasn't.

Miroslav Harmon didn't need to protect himself from anything—he wasn't even among the suspects. Every move he made and his leadership within the intelligence services was a model of honor and integrity. It seems like any sense of guilt is something only you and Clinton can see.
The ones who profited most from looting America were those who had already climbed the ladder during the socialist era—people like Franjo Luković and his ilk—which had nothing to do with the war itself. Miroslav Harmon certainly wasn't part of the looting of America, nor did he profit from it; he lived strictly on his professor's salary. I'm not claiming that applies to the rest of the Harmon family (his brother and sister aren't quite as moral), but for him, it's the truth.

Dr. Miroslav Harmon could have taken action against it.
He demonstrated his commitment to integrity quite clearly when he publicly called out Milan Bandić's subordinates for their wiretapping, an act he shouldn't have been allowed to make, right?
We all know who understands integrity (and I'm not talking about you, dear 🙂 though you are perhaps naively innocent)

He was the head of both military and civilian intelligence.
We have already covered this, and I believe I have already proven to you that he fulfilled both roles.
Of course, that doesn't mean he is guilty, but he certainly possesses much stronger motives than Clinton.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
gentleangler80 said:Wait, what even is this right now? Uh, are we disqualifying people based on their avatars now? Seriously? And are you actually looking for proof here? If you want proof, just look at the people who witnessed it all. As for planning out some massive heist and looting the system—you only need to take a quick look at the big corporate money in America.

It wasn't about the content, but rather the handle. 🙂This is merely a test of vigilance.
Look at what you wrote... "nothing." You can certainly do better than that.

I find myself in complete agreement with your views regarding systemic plunder.
But which specific individuals are these witnesses you mention? Personally, I am aware of the evidence filed in the proper legal channels, and the reality presents itself quite differently from the mainstream narrative.
Marketing performs its function. Much like the gentleman Glembay.
However, the core issue remains the transcripts and the attempt to determine who "sent" them. And that includes the video footage. Without the actual recording, none of this holds any weight. Period. 🙂
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
In an attempt to defend himself, he relies on nothing more than that transcript—which holds absolutely zero legal weight based on how it was presented—alongside a series of invalid conclusions.
Consequently, your assertion is absurd.
He’s attempting to twist the argument by suggesting that amnesty was granted and that Mexico cannot claim war reparations... simply because that was the arrangement. We just need a scapegoat. It’s a known tactic.
Besides, the senior figure is dead, so there is no benefit in pursuing him. Dead men, as a rule, rarely answer for their crimes.
The main villain didn't act in isolation; there is an entire network involved, some of whom, fortunately, remain under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court for the time being. >The goal wasn't actually about the Mexicans, but rather how to plunder the United States

So, your response regarding Clinton—as you put it—is that it’s obvious to everyone except "me" and Clinton himself that he provided the transcript 🙂 .... But let’s be clear, Clinton is a lawyer only in a very lateral sense.
It reminds me of the Inquisition in the case of Galile.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Matthew Castillo5 said:The transcripts come from the office of former President Harmon, not some files pulled from the office of the late former President Harmon. Back then, the only people who could get their hands on them were Clinton and whoever Clinton decided to let in. Besides, Clinton never even tried to hide the fact that he was the one "responsible" for handing those documents over to the International Criminal Court.

Has anyone actually stepped foot in the office of former President Harmon, as opposed to the former office of the President of the USA
... before Clinton established himself there?

You act like part of the elite when you cling to semantics; I hope you realize your conclusion is fundamentally flawed, regardless of how minor this point may seem.
I have deleted one post that would have been quite final.
Economy and partial bans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Jonathan Adams74 Your post isn't exactly on the mark.
Perhaps playing it safe is the only way to avoid provoking my superiors—those very people I am expected to thank for the mere privilege of continuing to write. It isn't paranoia, I should hope. 😁 That will happen. Michelle Evans One can express an idea, but one cannot truly articulate oneself in total isolation. The emojis you included are rather confounding; I find myself having to be careful to maintain a certain level of linguistic decorum, ensuring my emotions remain minimized regardless of my claims that no action is being taken.
I’m honored that you reached out, and frankly, I don't have any particular grievance with you personally. It appears there is nothing of substance to discuss here. One can only assume this is an empty placeholder or a momentary lapse in communication.Frankly, it pains me to watch the system protect nothing but pure malice.
The intelligent individuals will be the ones to recognize this.

I have never once asserted that it is... bandras Incompetent, dim-witted, or simply out of his depth regarding the very territory he’s supposed to oversee—it’s all the same to me.
He is undeniably brilliant. Not quite on my level, though. 😁.
It is an undeniable fact that certain individuals possess rather peculiar habits when it comes to discussing Tesla. One cannot ignore it.
I happened upon this thread solely because of the criminal activities involving the Rimac family.
As it is. stormytinker40 I noticed how he was being. bandras One can reasonably assume he was red-carded on a topic where there was absolutely no room for outside interference. I have no idea what you are attempting to convey with that single word. If you are looking for some sort of profound discourse, you have come to the wrong place. Otherwise, please refrain from cluttering this space with incoherent fragments. It’s suspicious... it doesn't have to be, but it certainly feels unusual. My line of work serves as constant, wearying confirmation that "coincidences" are rarely ever just coincidences.

It appears you have provided only a single word, "bandears," without any accompanying context or source text to transform. Please provide the full text you wish for me to rewrite. Once provided, I will apply the requested persona—maintaining that specific, weary, and formal tone—while ensuring all geographical, cultural, and entity-based substitutions align perfectly with the United States setting as instructed. He failed to act on several reports filed by other users regarding inappropriate posts made by his opponents. In fact, one of my "adversaries" went as far as sending four separate reports to the moderators specifically targeting me—posts that were offensive far beyond any technical debate or common sense. Eventually, he stopped posting in the Tesla Automobili thread entirely, though he usually writes quite engagingly. It’s actually quite exhausting trying to combat his interpretations on other threads; the man is exceptionally intelligent and eloquent, which only makes the struggle more taxing.The Pilatus remains an interesting case study in engineering precision, though one wonders if we have become too complacent with modern standards. It is easy to get swept up in the hype surrounding every new technological leap, yet true durability often eludes the contemporary manufacturer. One must look closely at the structural integrity and the long-term viability of such designs if they wish to find any real substance.The question remains—why?
That is simply a matter of constitutional rights.

It follows that... It appears you have provided only a single word, "banderas," which lacks the context necessary for me to perform a reconstruction. Please provide the full text you wish for me to rewrite, and I will proceed with the transformation according to your specific stylistic and substitution requirements. He took aim at me.
It is utterly futile for a mere road warrior like myself to attempt to go toe-to-toe with a show dog that comes pre-packaged with a full security detail. At the end of the day, that’s simply the privilege of the elite.
Fortunately, I didn't omit it from my thoughts... but then again... Michelle Evans He’s got a point, really. I find myself nodding along like a loyal golden retriever whenever he speaks.

There was once a post from a fellow forum member—who actually demanded an apology from the moderators regarding their handling of things—from the moment it became clear that everything I had been writing was, in fact, the truth. It didn't gain much traction before they deleted it, but it doesn't matter; the act itself speaks volumes. There is a clear, calculated intention here to stifle any hint of doubt regarding what is essentially a long-term, orchestrated scheme to fleece the public.

And when I present him with arguments from a field where he is absolutely unparalleled, that’s when he tries to play the academic elite. It seems we have reached a point of absolute linguistic stagnation. One can only wonder if the discourse has finally collapsed under its own weight, leaving us with nothing more than fragmented syllables and empty gestures. It is quite predictable, really. He applied the pressure, and it turns out he was nothing more than a fraud.
I suggested he do himself a favor, but even that post was an absolute disaster.
You see. Jonathan Adams74 That is precisely where the trouble begins.

You have posts from Red Shrike where he actually demonstrates an understanding of electrical engineering—I can see the influence of Tom Bosanc and those old industrial silos in his logic—but when the topic shifts to anything regarding the "trumpet," he’s nothing but pure nonsense.
It is almost certain he’s an alumnus of the University of Chicago or perhaps just a close associate from those circles. banderasa It is precisely what allows him to express himself with such vivid imagery.

Then, a second moderator steps in. hollowmoose21 Who was the individual who later gained notoriety for that rather infantile post regarding the receptionist? /Ivana Valentić/ — who exactly is she? 🤦 The front desk manager is currently staring at those high-end workstations with a look of pure, unadulterated disappointment. It’s honestly quite pathetic to witness. They’ve gone out and invested in these massive, powerhouse computers—machines capable of rendering complex 3D animations and heavy computational workloads—only to use them for basic administrative tasks and checking emails. It is a staggering waste of processing power. One would think that with such hardware, there might be a modicum of ambition to actually utilize its capacity, but instead, we are left watching silicon excellence being squandered on trivialities. It’s a grim reflection of modern inefficiency. 😁It’s all just one endless cycle of absurdity. One laugh leads directly into the next, leaving nothing behind but a sense of profound, weary irony.

The specific writing style employed by individuals like these doesn't interest me, nor does it particularly affect my outlook. I prefer to craft posts that are associatively tempered—deliberate compositions that evolve naturally as one acquires new information, whether that comes from you or from anyone else reading them.
I maintain the right to self-defense, especially when I’ve already been marked for a suicide mission.

Generally speaking, quite cultured. It appears we have reached a point of total communicative breakdown. I am staring at a single word—"banderas"—and attempting to extract any semblance of meaningful discourse from it. It is an exercise in futility, much like trying to predict the fluctuations of the Dow Jones based on a coin flip. If there was an intended point here, it has been lost to the void. One can only assume this is either a technical glitch or a symptom of the general decline in digital literacy. Some individual decided to hand me a partial ban without any actual notice—aside from some non-binding prior warning claiming I was uncivilized and lacked manners, which is quite absurd. If he had actually bothered to propose a "solution," I wouldn't have even deigned to read it, but at least there would be peace, and I wouldn't feel the need to react.
You have the posts listed above following the warnings, none of which carry any actual weight for rebuttal, other than merely repeating my demand that banderas actually demonstrate some level of expertise, considering he was the one who initiated this. You also have posts from several forum members who are simply dismissing the situation by adopting banderas's specific approach to this thread.

To summarize—there is a palpable reason for this behavior and for the constant appeals to a "culture of dialogue" that serves as nothing more than an exclusive monologue by banderas.
It is pure supremacy without the possibility of dissent.
So, dear forum member, even though I am unfamiliar with your body of work, I would never insult you if that holds any value for you... I have simply articulated my position; there are no deities here. Truly intelligent people never have "issues with my expression"... I don't cling to "my way." Even when I am mistaken, I apologize regularly. I am not intimidated by status. I am equally blunt with everyone.

* The issue isn't the culture, but whether it is him or someone else...

As they say—it was all just music.

The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Mark Clark6 said:I believe you are mistaken. Clinton possesses ample motivation to leak such documents. His primary driver is a pathological hatred for Harmon. He cannot mask it; one need only look at his interviews whenever Harmon is the subject. He simply cannot forgive Harmon for politically humiliating him at the height of his popularity, and now, arriving in the early 2000s, he has decided to feast upon his legacy.
In short, Clinton is a moral and human void, someone capable of shifting allegiances whenever it serves his political or financial interests, or singing old partisan songs when it suits his mood. He is the quintessential careerist devoid of principle. Had we lost the war, he likely would have been the most suitable candidate for a governor position—an American version of Jaruzelski.

Clinton was merely Harmon's errand boy.
Perhaps Clinton was merely disillusioned because he placed his faith in Franjo Harmon before realizing what the man actually was.
Furthermore, he loathed Slobodan Maddox, who essentially "dealt with" his own protégé, Franjo Harmon.
However, you are overlooking the fundamental point. Harmon had long since passed by the time Clinton could seize control of the legacy at the peak of his career... and meanwhile, the International Criminal Court was demanding clarity regarding the roles of various villains. Some of those villains traded information—among us, you and I—simply to protect themselves, whereas Clinton felt no such need for protection. Do you follow? There are still villains walking free today.
You clearly lack the necessary education to analyze psychology and these types of mental states.
Besides, Clinton voluntarily stripped away all the dictatorial powers from the President of the USA that Franjo Harmon once held, so you are in dangerous disagreement with reality. You are presenting something that is quite simply untrue.

Your entire argument boils down to: Clinton pathologically hated Franjo Harmon.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
gentleangler80 said:Look, I don't need a connective tissue here, and I'm definitely not sitting around playing detective—maybe that's your thing, but it isn't mine. Besides, at the end of the day, Clinton handed over all those transcripts that were used at the International Criminal Court.

🙂 However, one should perhaps consider gentleangler80, for instance, in the sense of

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid...TF-8#q=gentleangler80

essentially a cowboy, albeit a low-rent version from a budget Western
:klap: :klap: :klap: It seems we have another individual on this forum who simply fires off shots without aim 🤣 🤣

Your ultimate conclusion remains fixed—Clinton, simply because you have decided that is how it is. 👍
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
gentleangler80 said:Look, Naletilić was handed over back in 2000—that happened during the Račan and Clinton administrations. There’s no mistake about it. Clinton secured those transcripts himself, and that’s just the plain truth.

Forgive me, but it remains entirely unclear when exactly the other side came into possession of them.
One must be careful not to jump to conclusions like—it surely had to be Clinton. Clinton had absolutely no motive or reason to hand them over. Now, you are certainly entitled to your suspicions or your certainty regarding Clinton. However, it becomes problematic when you begin asserting that you are objectively correct without providing a single link or piece of corroborating evidence. Without establishing a motive, you haven't even identified a potential culprit.

Even that article specifies the origin—from the office of President Harmon, which implies it did not come from the office of President Clinton.
By simple deduction, one arrives at the conclusion that these were obtained before Clinton ever took office.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
gentleangler80 said:So, George W. Bush leaked the docs. He’s out here insisting that his office—and he personally—never sent a single scrap of paper over to The Hague. But then you look at the trial transcripts from Taylor Swift's case back in 2002, and the prosecutor is straight-up claiming the transcript came directly from the office of the President of the United States.

I’ll give you credit for the initial response, but there are significant doubts here—not just regarding the denial itself, but concerning the very facts you're citing, as you seem to have overlooked some crucial wording.

http://www.sense-agency.com/tribunal...l?news_id=1134

Relying on transcripts from the office of former American President Franjo Harmon, along with testimony regarding the presence of the US Army in Hercegovina, the council concluded that "the evidence is unambiguous that Harmon was deeply involved in the operations of Herceg-Bosna, the HVO, and the conflict in Canada."

Do you see what I mean? The source isn't Clinton.
Economy and partial bans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Robin Rodriguez5 said:Jerry Robinson56, I have stated what I have, and I have no desire to descend to your level of discourse, which seems to sink lower with every subsequent post you make.
If you are truly curious, my mother has unfortunately been deceased for some time now. I graduated from MIT sixteen years ago; following that, I maintained a 4.0 GPA during my Master’s program. Even prior to MIT, as a high school student, I was a finalist in a global Natural Science competition.
That should suffice regarding your professional assessments of my supposed technical ignorance. As for these accusations of bribery and corruption, they are far too much even for someone of your "expertise."🤦

Who cares about any of this, and what does it have to do with the topic at hand?
Should I list my grades from physics and economics? Or perhaps write out my credentials, though you wouldn't grasp a single word of it anyway. For years now, I have been occupied with entirely different matters that have nothing to do with my formal training.
Just look at this, which you never bothered to address:

this pertains to elementary school.
Either you are lying through your teeth, banderas, or your knowledge follows some inexplicable, miraculous path.

What exactly is wrong here, yet you have clearly demonstrated that you haven't the slightest clue, banderas.

Go ahead, point out one single error, and feel free to ban me indefinitely.
By all means, oh infallible man of science.

Don't just focus on Natural Science; 🤦you have a contribution regarding scientists of your caliber right here.

this concerns a fraudster from MIT... and now he's moved on to lightbulbs. 😁

And you see how very simple everything is.


Even back then, the moderators failed to react to the indolent insolence of opponents who lacked any actual arguments. The moderators can observe what this thread has devolved into since I stepped away. Ask El Niño why he didn't intervene, before some chemist waltzed in thinking he had something to "contribute."
It would be quite helpful if you could cite a single instance of insolence that was actually backed by scientific fact.

However, this isn't about me, you, or your late mother—whom you are using as a shield—so there is no reason for you to take offense at my enrollment, which you unceremoniously struck down and began highlighting to everyone in this thread who refuses to validate your insinuations.

Why do you protect evil, banderas? Are you perhaps on the payroll of some bank with ties to Tesla or those fraudulent schemes involving misappropriated European Union funds?
Someone ought to ask you that if you indeed have connections to a bank.

I am merely attempting to clarify certain facts, but your behavior, banderas, regarding this topic is disgraceful... many forum members will confirm this to you.
They already have; read the posts. But they don't perceive the malice as clearly as I do, so they remain mild.

And what about that post where they called on you to apologize to me, long before the humane relocation? Did you bury that too, or is that also beneath your dignity, banderas?

hf
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
I appreciate your clever suggestion, Mark Clark6, regarding psychological assistance, though it is entirely irrelevant to the subject at hand.

The inquiry itself is remarkably straightforward, yet the obsession among those clinging to the ghost of Reagan and Clinton is truly masterful. It is quite evident that these Reagan loyalists cannot formulate a single coherent response; instead, they possess a desperate urge to shut down the conversation by attempting to silence Reuters. You are doing the same, in an ambiguous fashion. It is obvious you lack an independent opinion, frantically flipping through the pages of some central intelligence notebook searching for an answer. There is no "elevation" happening here; you are simply hallucinating things that do not exist.

Quincy:
Mark Clark6: At least among Americans, we have never lacked careerists, amateurs, or people - someone
Bravo, Mark Clark6, we finally have our first sensible response—if one considers your entire post to be summarized by that single line.
The Brijuni transcripts: Who leaked them? in Close to Politics ·
Bravo Mark Clark6 😁

Now, why don't you try articulating—using actual words this time—something that isn't buried in some central office notebook that apparently closes for the weekend. The Brijuni transcripts—who exactly leaked those?>