The President of the United States tweeted that Barak Obama wire-tapped him. This told us much more than most realize, including:
a. to say such he must have evidence or reason due to the bold claim;
b. he avoided media
c. he held Barak Obama, personally responsible and why he would make this leap is important information for the reader/analyst.
The race to MSM ridicule ensued, especially since "wire tapping" is an old term.
Eventually, as is the course of life, evidence began its emergence and a single name arose to the public's attention: Susan Rice.
She denied knowing anything about any intelligence gathering that included Donald Trump, Trump tower, or his associates.
Is she telling the truth?
Beginning with the tweet, Trump runs a business and has done something we all do; He projected himself into his tweet: Leaders such as those who have extreme high level successful show narcissistic traits that emerge, not as "narcissistic personality disorder", which is from childhood, but narcissist traits that come from the success pattern, itself. It is important to understand the difference, especially when investigating and formulating questions. Those 'drunk on their own success' will sound narcissistic, but different than those who's narcissistic personality trait, formed in childhood, exists regardless of success or failure. In fact, the latter will not verbally acknowledge or own failure, even in a mea culpa.
All negotiators will show signals of deception, via withholding information (as well as sensitive praise) which is similar to business, or even medical professionals who cannot reveal all that it upon their minds. We understand many professionals cannot speak all their minds. We judge deception via its "quality", including necessity.
"Mr. President, are you planning to launch missiles at a Syrian airport at 9pm tonight?" would be an obvious appropriate use of withholding information.
In Trump's verbalized perception of reality in business, as a strong leader, everything happens with his knowledge. (for an example of this, see the analysis of Chris Christie'd denial of Bridgegate).
Donald Trump is not a politician and he does not guard his words with careful parsing. This is shocking to the public in general as it is unusual. He is "the devil you know" in this sense as he allows us insight into his thought patterns. His heaviest use of qualifiers comes in, as many call, "schmoozing", with "very very" used repeatedly in praise of others. MSM wanted him to condemn Vladimir Putin, of whom he must enter into negotiations with. This would sabotage negotiations and likely endanger lives. When a politician is willing to pick a fight with another politician to gain electoral points knowing it may cost lives, we are given insight into how deep ambition may run, and how dangerous it may be.
There is a difference between a fabricator of reality and a polite 'lie' telling your aged grandmother that her blue hair looks nice.
He is going to show deception regarding negotiations.
His language reveals motive, just as our language reveals our priorities and our motives.
His motive is not money, nor power, but his language reveals one driven by success. He takes responsibility for all while pushing subordinates in order to obtain the best, which can lead to conflict. This is not a moral judgement, but an observation.
He recognizes that in the last 8 years, everything that went on went in the Obama administration flowed from Obama. Obama controlled everything, from the IRS to the intelligence administrations to the now "resistance movement" existing, still, in high levels of government. Love him or hate him, he controlled everything, including the news, the IRS, the media and his subordinates and brought "change" to the way the United States conducts itself.
Donald Trump's tweet avoided all layers of means and went to the source. Trump recognized the control Obama exerted and is telling us something about himself at the same time:
Expect the exact same from Trump (projection) and where there is something outside his control, his Obama tweet reveals he will not target the means, but the source. This is how he perceives power and responsibility. Expect angry responses from Trump should one 'break rank' and act independently. It is his trait and his predecessor's trait: control.
I have said before that there may have been only a few people who were not surprised when Trump beat Clinton in the election. Barak Obama may have been one of them. Go back to his statements made in the late Fall of 2016, and note the dramatic shift in language. Gone were all the political and ideological arguments wrapped in insults; in came a new (for America) level of personal ridicule and a dismissiveness that would have likely had more effect had he not overused it. By telling the public that it would be a "joke" to elect Trump would have been effectively dismissing Trump as not worthy of discussion. By telling the American people day and night that Trump was a "joke", he revealed that he knew Trump was not a joke. The MSM followed suit, as did Hollywood. (the others that may not have been surprised were those who took note of the attendance in rallies). Towards the days before the election, there were only a few statements mixing ideology and insult, with most being exclusively personal insult. This was to reveal his fear of losing his legacy, in particular, the Iranian nuclear power deal and the government health care.
Susan Rice was one of the closest advisors and confidants of Barak Obama. Her statements on Benghazi were deceptive (as seen in analysis and later confirmed in the news). Regarding the Syrian gas casualties of this week, two months ago she made an interesting statement. Her boss had drawn a line and used threats should gas be used.
“We were able to find a solution that didn’t necessitate the use of force that actually removed the chemical weapons that were known from Syria, in a way that the use of force would never have accomplished. We were able to get the Syrian government to voluntarily and verifiably give up its chemical weapons stockpile.”
The boast was that the threat of military force was not needed. John Kerry later said that "all" gas was removed from Syria. It is interesting to view these quotes in light of the recent employment of gas.
Susan Rice and Wiretapping TrumpToday, Susan Rice may be in need of a very good criminal defense attorney.
Two weeks ago, on PBS, she was told that intelligence now shows that there was surveillance of Trump, Trump tower and his associates who were part of the transition team.
In her first appearance, here is what she said regarding the allegation:
"I know nothing about this. I was surprised to see reports from Chariman Nunez and the news on that account today. "
She did not say she did not use surveillance but that she knows "nothing" about "this" (note closeness). She did not say, "I did not" but uses "knowledge" associated with "nothing."
She went further to include emotion into her answer: "I was surprised."
She knows (present tense) nothing but was "surprised" to "see reports" indicating a need to add (unnecessarily, that is, she was not asked, "What did you feel when you...?") increasing the pressure on the denial.
From MSM: 'Former National Security Adviser Susan Rice on Tuesday strongly rejected allegations that she improperly requested the "unmasking" of the identities of Trump associates whose communications were picked up in surveillance conducted by US intelligence.'
"The allegation is that somehow Obama administration officials utilized intelligence for political purposes," Rice told MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell. "That's absolutely false."
First, note that she raised the allegation itself, something already asked in the questioning. This is a form of both repetition (sensitivity) and pause for an answer.
It is not "false" but "absolutely" false.
Yet, she also heavily qualified this by assigning a motive to it (political). This is now a dramatic change from "knowing" of "nothing."
The Bloomberg report landed amid President Donald Trump's continued accusations that former President Barack Obama—Rice's boss at the time—ordered illegal wiretapping of Trump and his associates during the 2016 election. Bloomberg noted that there is "no evidence to support that claim" and that Rice's alleged "unmasking requests were likely within the law."
Here is now the departure from having no "knowledge" to qualifying it as being not within the law, but "likely" within the law.
On MSNBC, Rice was said to be under attack for being both a "woman" and a "black woman."
Statement Analysis: the Lens for Reading News
When you see the identity politics enter a defense, it is a diversion and an attack of motive, rather than truth. The more MSM deception, the greater the ability to discern truth.
Lois Lerner, head of the IRS, pled the fifth amendment against self-incrimination.
Susan Rice as asked if she "unmasked" Trump or the Trump transition team. She answered this "yes or no" question by demanding "open and honest testimony on the Russian connection to the election." This avoids answering the question and seeks to show that, somehow, Russia was able to "steal" the election away from Hillary Clinton. To date, we do not know how this was done, and MSM is not addressing: "Why would Russia prefer Trump to Clinton?" since the uranium deal and the millions of dollars Russia gave to Bill Clinton and to the Clinton Foundation.
How did Russia interfere? By wikileaks emails?
Recall the original statement about the emails is that they were fraudulent; this was not only deceptive, but later recanted. Did Russia "interfere" by giving factual information? Is this similar to Barak Obama's use of tax payer dollars of paying for ads in Israel against Benjamin Netanyahu?
Since Russia appears to be opposing Trump in Syria, will MSM continue its narrative?
Rice on The Surveillance
Susan Rice said,
"We'd only do it to protect the American people, to do our jobs in the national security realm That's the only reason."
Note the distance from "I" as well as the reason why, without being asked, such would take place. Take this along with the verb tense.
Lastly, note the single word "only", as unnecessary.
This sentence is from political "Mother Jones"; of which you should note the classification of the denial: 'When asked whether she leaked information from the intelligence reports to the public, Rice categorically denied the charge.'
Let's listen to the 'categorical denial.'
"There's no equivalence between so-called unmasking and leaking. The effort to ask for the identity of the American citizen is necessary to understand the importance of an intelligence report in some instances."
"I leaked nothing to nobody—and never would," said Rice.
If you view (or listen) to Susan Rice' statements, this is a departure from her baseline patterns.
Consider that Rice is a Harvard graduate and knows what a double negative is.
Consider that Rice is a Harvard graduate and knows what a double negative is.
Note that she first made a division between "unmasking" and "leaking" in her response.
Then note the statement "I leaked nothing to nobody" which first asserts, in the positive, "I leaked."
"Nothing" can not exist.
"Nobody" cannot receive "nothing."
"Leaked" is not "unmasked." Since everyone has their own personal subjective dictionary, Rice is not likely to pass a polygraph should the word "unmasked" be used rather than "leaked."
Susan Rice was front and center in the Benghazi scandal, lying to the American people about a "video", and she was not alone. Analysis (and history) showed that she was lying.
Here is one more recent statement by Rice for analysis denying the accusation.
"I didn't unmask or leak information about Donald Trump nor his team" would be a strong denial. This is what we look for and it would be:
a. simple
b. short
c. statistically reliable
Here is what she said on MSNBC:
"There were occasions when I would receive a report in which, uh, a US person was referred to. Um, uh, name not provided just US person. And sometimes in that context in order to understand the importance of the report, and access its significance it was necessary to find out, or to request the information as to who that US official was.
a. note the future conditional tense.
b. note the disruption in the flow of transmission
c. note the Hina Clause where she needs to explain, without being asked, why she did this
d. note that "sometimes" this was not the need. We all leak out information as soon as we speak.
e. note the passivity used to conceal not only identity, but responsibility.
f. See the awkwardness where one drops pronouns or articles. This is to highlight the disruption of intellectual language flow from a very intelligent subject.
f. See the awkwardness where one drops pronouns or articles. This is to highlight the disruption of intellectual language flow from a very intelligent subject.
Question: Did you seek the names of people involved, to unmask, in the Trump campaign?
Let me be clear. Absolutely not for any political purposes to spy upon them and expose anything.
a. "let me be clear" is a strong signal that what follows is very sensitive to her.
b. Not only do we have the decisive 'reason why' explanation, but she includes the words "spy" and "expose" where she began with a pronoun nor an article.
Remember: this is a Harvard graduate who knows the English language well. This 'stumbling' and the use of double negatives indicate a disruption in the speed of transmission of her words. She is a strong intellect who's flow causes internal stress.
Two weeks ago she knew nothing about any kind of unmasking. Now we have heavy qualifiers and explanations of not only what she knew, but what she did.
Analysis Conclusion:
Susan Rice is deceptive about her role in "wire-tapping" the Trump transition team.
If polygraphed using her own words, she is not likely to pass.
If polygraphed using her own words, she is not likely to pass.
If formally investigated, it is very likely that Susan Rice will be amenable to a negotiating to the point of self-preservation.
The threat of prison terms can undo the most loyal of soldiers who, once holding a high level of importance, face the new reality of being inconsequential or a "pawn" under sacrifice for another's successful avoidance of consequence. Being inconsequential is most unbearable. Often, to ensure silence, there must be a 'carrot at the end of the stick', or a reward, upon release. Some powerful persons have had success in this, but it is risky.
This is something every investigator should seek to learn prior to the interview:
Does the language show a distinct lack of willingness to take responsibility?
Does the language show a distinct trend to blaming others?
The difference between the two may be the difference between obtaining an agreement, or having to go full press court. The difference can come down to personalty trait.
The narcissist (Narcissistic Personality Disorder) sees himself as not to blame, ever.
The successful narcissistic type, shows narcissism due to success, but it is not engrained in the personality; it is often dependent upon success, and even where failure is eventually accepted, some time may elapse.
The difference between the two should not be blurred by investigators/analysts.
Does the language show a distinct lack of willingness to take responsibility?
Does the language show a distinct trend to blaming others?
The difference between the two may be the difference between obtaining an agreement, or having to go full press court. The difference can come down to personalty trait.
The narcissist (Narcissistic Personality Disorder) sees himself as not to blame, ever.
The successful narcissistic type, shows narcissism due to success, but it is not engrained in the personality; it is often dependent upon success, and even where failure is eventually accepted, some time may elapse.
The difference between the two should not be blurred by investigators/analysts.
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