Amid a wave of skepticism, questions arise over the recent public announcement of a “Serious National Security Threat.” Critics highlight the timing of the revelation, suggesting a strategic move to pressure the House into approving a $100 billion aid bill for Ukraine.
The speculation intensifies with the assumption that the alleged threat involves Russia, aiming to justify the urgency for financial aid to Ukraine. CNN, reporting on the matter, adds to the suspicions, and journalist Natasha Bertrand’s involvement raises eyebrows given her past reporting on the Hunter Biden laptop controversy.
House Intel Chair Mike Turner, responsible for the public statement on the threat, adds to the skepticism by emphasizing the necessity of passing the aid bill to Ukraine. The confluence of these elements fuels concerns about the authenticity of the national security threat and raises questions about potential ulterior motives behind the public announcement. As the narrative unfolds, the public demands transparency and clarity to discern the true nature of the alleged threat and its connection to aid bill discussions.
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They can't even give a straight answer about the "urgent national security" rumor they just released to the press…
Conveniently when they're trying to print another $95 billion for Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/s6AGWygQD2 t.co/K5tWoK44gk
— Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) February 14, 2024
"Two sources familiar with the matter & a US official tell CNN the threat is related to Russia."
Sullivan was prepared to brief the House Go4 tomorrow, but Turner front ran it, released that statement & invited the whole House into the SCIF.
Very messy.t.co/pj0mDQ842c t.co/Ezyh1iUqj7
— Matthew Pines (@matthew_pines) February 14, 2024
And there it is!
CNN reporting it’s a Russian threat.
Reporter is Natasha Bertrand. She was the first to publish that 51 intelligence experts concluded Hunter Biden’s laptop was “Russian disinformation.” pic.twitter.com/zfMLibCtWH
— Geiger Capital (@Geiger_Capital) February 14, 2024
Lemme guess, cyber attack.
Solution, print money, give most to rich t.co/Jd8IpcNEbC
— Darth Powell 🦈🇺🇲🇺🇦🇵🇱🇫🇮 (@GRomePow) February 14, 2024