For weeks, President-Elect Trump has denied that the Russians hacked the election. No one said that the Russians had hacked the election polls, but that the Russians had disrupted the process by selectively feeding Wikileaks and Julian Assange.
Assange denied it, and for some inexplicable reason Trump and millions of Americans took the side of Assange against our intelligence agencies. It was bizarre, and to me it still is bizarre. I wrote on many Facebook pages that the UN enlightened Trump followers who followed Trump down the Assange Dead-End Corridor were going to look stupid when a Trump changed course 180 degrees.
It is really too bad that one can’t go back and debate those idiots because those pages are history, but President-Elect Trump quietly accepted that Russia was indeed involved. These TrumBots were left out to dry by the change of direction, and were further scorched by the newly questioned Secretary of Defense, Major General “Mad Dog” Mattis, and the newly appointed CIA Director as well, both of whom said the Russians did it.
Of course they did. The Russians, as I have noted recently, just like to sow discord because discord weakens your “enemy.” Chaos is a wonderful tool for any nation to be able to toss into a nation that is nettlesome to them.
The national press appears to credit Russia with hating Hillary, but I believe the press are just overthinking it. Russia wants chaos, and certainly Trump as a president will be chaotic. He already is, and he has not been sworn in yet.
Trump’s election is forcing Obama to consider all sorts of things on a shortened timeline that he could have just as easily let slide into a friendly Hillary administration, from hustling GITMO prisoners out, to commutations of current prisoners. Chaos.
Hollywood has lost its collective mind. Chaos. Cities and states are making emergency plans to stop an planned attack against their Sanctuary Cities, and millions of illegal aliens are looking over their shoulders. Chaos. The incoming president-elect is at war with his intelligence forces. Chaos. The proposed Attorney General is causing political chaos.
Now chaos can be good. In technology it is called disruption and it serves great purpose in shaking out old, uncompetitive businesses a and technologies — just as we are closing Macy’s and Amazon is hiring 150,000 people, but a national political campaign as narrow as this one, with the nations’ emotions involved are, well, chaotic.
From the Russian standpoint, they have been wildly successful, and they didn’t suspect the results before they began. They also may have unleashed a whirlwind, but no one knows the final results when one releases chaos. Our enemies, and Russia is chief among them, may test us early in our chaotic condition.
Dangerous times ahead!
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