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4. Like Jinping has. Trump's 3rd term or another maga win -- either way, anti-democratic forces stay in the WH.

Reply to Irish_Dem (Reply #3)

Thu Dec 12, 2024, 04:22 PM

Dec 12

And so Trump would allow the back and forth of cyberwar to continue. No matter the damageto the country... Trump's 3rd term or another maga win -- either way, anti-democratic forces stay in the WH.

As long as he and/ir his future maga bloc across the 3 branches have the nuclear codes and an immunized maga president, own the majority in congress and most of the money, .

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Why did China hack the world's phone networks? [View all] ancianita Dec 12 OP

Every major nation with the capability is engaged in cyber espionage and warfare. Voltaire2 Dec 12 #1

Agree. ancianita Dec 12 #2

"in exchange for China helping Trump or his anti-democracy side win a third term." Irish_Dem Dec 12 #3

Like Jinping has. Trump's 3rd term or another maga win -- either way, anti-democratic forces stay in the WH. ancianita Dec 12 #4

Trump would burn down the world to get what he wants. Irish_Dem Dec 12 #5

Yes. So the question is, who and what is going to hold him back. ancianita Dec 12 #6

We do not know the answer to that question. Irish_Dem Dec 12 #7

No, we don't. One can hope that enough money is out there to recommit to ending this maga-Putin-media ancianita Dec 12 #8

Yes perhaps midterms will provide some data about our political future. Irish_Dem Dec 12 #9