Maria Butina to plead guilty and help prosecutors

[Samm]

@madasheck

I’ll repeat what I said that you blissfully ignored - The journalist wrote from information which they had that you don’t. And she was here to gather information for Russia. She’s a spy.

I did not ignore it, and repeating it does not change the facts. You are just guessing that they have information to support the use of the word spy, but didn’t print that information. In other words, you are making that up too.

[Sewell]

@madasheck

Say it 100, no 1000 times. She’s still a spy.

What about 1,005 times? What then?

Spy or not a spy?

Spy vs. Not spy.

Pick.

[mobiusptc]

@Sewell

@mobiusptc

And DOJ, and US courts

But some guy somewhere thinks otherwise, so what do you have to say about that?

[Sewell]

Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy Not a spy not a spy not a spy

She’s still a spy?

Jiminy Christmas, how many times do I have to say it until the facts change to suit my feelings?

[madasheck]

@Samm

@Orygun

@Samm

Yes … exactly as I said. They made up the word spy when spying is not what she was accused of and is not what she plead guilty to. Journalists do that sort of thing, but it does not change the facts of the incident.

You should write Fox News a letter and tell them you are upset they are calling her a spy.

I’m not upset. That is the kind of crap I expect anymore from journalists. But you should stick to the facts instead of buying into Journalistic Sensationalism when posting here.

I’ll delete this if you delete your post above and just call it a mistake. C’mon. You have the chance. Take it.

[CanadianJudo]

she plea guilty to working to undermine the U.S election on behalf of the Russian government, but she isn’t a spy.

[CanadianJudo]

dude what did she plea guilty too?

[mobiusptc]

@CanadianJudo

dude what did she plea guilty too?

Definitely not the same crime Anna Chapman had…

[Grassroots]

To not disclosing that she was spyi… errrr performing legal business as a covert Russi… errr not wearing I am a Russian badge while…

I give up.

[Orygun]

@mobiusptc

And DOJ, and US courts

And Butina herself pleaded guilty to the charges.

Kremlin appeasing seems to be the going past time here.

[mobiusptc]

@Orygun

@mobiusptc

And DOJ, and US courts

And Butina herself pleaded guilty to the charges.

Kremlin appeasing seems to be the going past time here.

If the NRA wants to be friendly with kremlin they can’t be bad guys right?

[CoachMcGuirk]

@Orygun

Somehow he wins some silly point if the word is espionage instead of spy. The semantics police…

The semantics police have arrived with their giant magnifying glass and tiny tweezers, ready to separate the fly poop from the pepper!

[CanadianJudo]

can’t wait till the house does a full investigation into this in the new year.

[Plasmaball]

ah the classic move by you. fixate on one word and then waste everyones time on that parse.
meanwhile she will go to jail for being a russain spy trying to steal an election.

[Plasmaball]

spy is a real word

[LucyLou]

Did she have a telephone in her shoe?

No?

THEN SHE CANT BE A SPY!!!

[mobiusptc]

@LucyLou

Did she have a telephone in her shoe?

No?

THEN SHE CANT BE A SPY!!!

But what about a microwave?

[Plasmaball]

well you clearly dont understand what she was doing. You know…setting up back channels and helping funnel money into the NRA so they could use it for Trump…

But why bother read the news when we can just play semantics and annoy people

[Plasmaball]

until you are the only poster left becuase everyone else got bored with the semantics game.

[calirepub]

Spy is another one of those words that doesn’t have any real meaning, and is used more like an insult than anything else. Sort of like “lib”, or “socialist”, or “elitist.”