Obama used to blame stuff on Fox News all the time. Trump just doing that on a much yuger scale. :tramp:

I like that dog food analogy.

Those Brits can ****ing get over it. How about genuine issues like policies instead of the most boring comedy of manners that I've ever seen in my life? (that's saying a lot btw).

Pointing out miss-information > blaming.

It's really not about the Brits, it's about GCHQ.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Govern...s_Headquarters

US Intelligence Agencies and GCHQ have worked closely together for decades to insure stability on the planet. Spicer pulling them in to try and defend Trump's lastest BS fantasy is WAY beyond below the belt.

There's lines you can creep up on, and occasionaly poke a toe over, but then there's lines you simply don't blatantly step over - for the sake of all parties involved.

Spicer is an idiot for that, truly. They're just as dumb for getting upset about it from people who notoriously act like a bunch of jackasses. Nobody comes out of this looking good.

Spicer is just a sock puppet for The Donald. And no, they are not dumb for being upset. If today, you and I share a bunch of extremely sensitive secrets, that only we know about, it's obvious we've built up a ton of trust in one another over the years, right?

I come on MB and post that Batlord likes ****ing rocks in the hope that there might be a snake under one of them. My own intelligence agencies come out and say that my accusations, while entirely compelling and utterly believable, are unfactual.

So I then post, well Frownland told me it's true.

What happens to our trust?

GCHQ has a long history of not making public statements. They stay above it all. The fact that they came out on this allegiation so strongly speaks very large volumes.

I'd be like "nah" and then you'd look like an idiot while I went on with my business that mattered.

Thx, brah.

Nice try bucky. Have a nice day. Hope you have all the windows open - glorious weather.

It's your analogy man, don't pin it on me.