Obama Vows to Bring About War and Total Destruction Prior to Leaving White House! (Videos)

December 16 2016

Obama with seemingly no public evidence has accused Russia of hacking the DNC. Obama has also promised retaliation at the US’s own description and time. The US President claims that the information though confirmed my Intelligent agencies cannot be made public.

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President Barack Obama raised the temperature in the U.S. clash with Moscow over what intelligence officials say was interference in the U.S. elections, bluntly vowing to take countermeasures against Russia.

Obama told NPR News the US will respond at a ‘time and place of our choosing,’ without revealing what he had in mind. His comments are the clearest indication to date that whatever response the US is planning has not yet occurred.

‘I think there is no doubt that when any foreign government tries to impact the integrity of our elections … we need to take action,’ Obama said.

‘And we will — at a time and place of our own choosing. Some of it may be explicit and publicized; some of it may not be.’ 

The new threats came as the clash with Russia has jacked up tensions between President-elect Donald Trump and the White House, after a handover process that has been surprisingly cordial, with the two men speaking frequently and Trump even saying he was consulting Obama about cabinet decisions.

President Obama Blames Russia For DNC Hack

Steve Quayle, Agent Obama Threatens War

Trump weighed in on the subject of hacking yet again on Twitter Friday morning, drawing attention to the substance of the hack – rather than the hacking itself or the threat posed by Russian interference.

‘Are we talking about the same cyberattack where it was revealed that head of the DNC illegally gave Hillary the questions to the debate?’ Trump wrote. 

He was referencing hacked emails that revealed former CNN commentator Donna Brazile and DNC official stating that she sometimes got an advance look at debate questions and passing information to the Clinton camp before a campaign forum.

On Thursday night, Trump hit at Obama by going after White House press secretary Josh Earnest as ‘this foolish guy’ – then said without explanation, ‘Maybe he is getting his orders from somebody else?’

‘You know, having the right press secretary is so important because he’s so bad the way he delivers a message. He can deliver a positive message and it sounds bad,’ Trump said at a rally in Pennsylvania.

‘He could say ladies and gentlemen, today we have totally defeated ISIS, and it wouldn’t sound good, OK?’ Trump said, continuing his hit on Obama’s outgoing flak.

On Thursday, Earnest hit Trump for his campaign statement asking the Russians to hack into Clinton’s emails, something Trump later said was a joke.

‘It is just a fact—you all have it on tape—that the Republican nominee for president was encouraging Russia to hack his opponent because he believed it would help his campaign.’

Trump transition official Kellyanne Conway called the statement ‘breathtaking.’ 

Trump’s two other recent tweets since bombshell reports that the CIA believes the hacking was meant to help Trump have lashed out, without mentioning the seriousness of the threat.  

‘These are the same people that said Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction,’ Trump tweeted after a Washington Post report on the hacking last week.

Later, he wrote: ‘If Russia, or some other entity, was hacking, why did the White House wait so long to act?. Why did they only complain after Hillary lost?’

Russian President Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov fired back at Obama Friday, saying it was said it was ‘indecent’ for the U.S. to ‘groundlessly’ accuse Russia of interference, Russian state news agency Tass reported.

‘They should either stop talking about that or produce some proof at last. Otherwise it all begins to look unseemly,’ Peskov said. 

Obama says he’s spoken directly to Putin about his feelings about the hacking.

Multiple government officials told NBC News Obama didn’t mount a more robust response because the White House thought Hillary Clinton would win and it didn’t want to to be seen to be interfering with the election.

‘They thought she was going to win, so they were willing to kick the can down the road,’ said one official. Security officials had internally raised countermeasures including exposing Putin’s relations with oligarchs or impacting Russia’s internet to allow dissenting voices through, but the ideas got shelved.

A US official says he confronted Putin at the G-20 summit in China and promised unspecified consequences if the hacks continued, reports the outlet.

But some feel Obama didn’t do enough.

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