if you can't trust the post to give you guidance about the subject matter than what the hell is the point of reading an article based on a leak anyway...
you think they purposely sent us off on a red herring or do you think they were trying to give the reader a bit of guidance.
putting a little context into the story the codeword part of the info was probably info that would indicate the sources and methods.
seriously don't you know how to read this shit in papers.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...4f199710b69_story.html?utm_term=.7bdf34f658a1
If that partner learned we’d given this to Russia without their knowledge or asking first, that is a blow to that relationship,” the U.S. official said.
Trump also described measures the United States has taken or is contemplating to counter the threat, including military operations in Iraq and Syria, as well as other steps to tighten security, officials said.
The officials would not discuss details of those measures, but the Department of Homeland Security recently disclosed that it is considering banning laptops and other large electronic devices from carry-on bags on flights between Europe and the United States. The United States and Britain imposed a similar ban in March affecting travelers passing through airports in 10 Muslim-majority countries.
you think they purposely sent us off on a red herring or do you think they were trying to give the reader a bit of guidance.
putting a little context into the story the codeword part of the info was probably info that would indicate the sources and methods.
seriously don't you know how to read this shit in papers.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...4f199710b69_story.html?utm_term=.7bdf34f658a1
If that partner learned we’d given this to Russia without their knowledge or asking first, that is a blow to that relationship,” the U.S. official said.
Trump also described measures the United States has taken or is contemplating to counter the threat, including military operations in Iraq and Syria, as well as other steps to tighten security, officials said.
The officials would not discuss details of those measures, but the Department of Homeland Security recently disclosed that it is considering banning laptops and other large electronic devices from carry-on bags on flights between Europe and the United States. The United States and Britain imposed a similar ban in March affecting travelers passing through airports in 10 Muslim-majority countries.
