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2016 Postmortem

charlyvi

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6. Can't see how he's any different from Roger Ailes.

Reply to lapucelle (Original post)

Mon Aug 8, 2016, 01:09 PM

Aug 2016

Using your organization to seek revenge for slights you think have been done to you shows a small, vindictive, ego driven mentality. The mentality of a coward. He's also an alleged rapist who refuses to face charges for it. Yep, he and Ailes have much in common.

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Can We Trust Julian Assange and WikiLeaks? [View all] lapucelle Aug 2016 OP

just like Trump. Peas in a pod OKNancy Aug 2016 #1

Short answer, no. MichiganVote Aug 2016 #2

Of course not. I don't believe a word they release. auntpurl Aug 2016 #3

Why would we? Assange/Wikileaks have no loyalty to anyone or any institution. Avalux Aug 2016 #4

You can trust them about as far as you can throw them.. Peacetrain Aug 2016 #5

Can't see how he's any different from Roger Ailes. charlyvi Aug 2016 #6

“If an Afghan civilian helps coalition forces, he deserves to die.” Hortensis Aug 2016 #7

Putin does for sure workinclasszero Aug 2016 #8

Nope DemonGoddess Aug 2016 #9

Quite simply, no. MineralMan Aug 2016 #10

Wikileaks can be useful, but I don't trust them farther than I can throw them Recursion Aug 2016 #11

Assange's alignment with Russia will answer that question. AgadorSparticus Aug 2016 #12

NO. Demsrule86 Aug 2016 #13