they're going in opposite directions
the boy became a girl, in his mind, and the girl looks like she wants to be a boy
maybe we can pay for her sex change operation when she's doing time in jail
the boy became a girl, in his mind, and the girl looks like she wants to be a boy
maybe we can pay for her sex change operation when she's doing time in jail
THE SAYINGS OF COMRADE REALITY WINNER
@realDonaldTrump the most dangerous entry to this country was the orange fascist we let into the white house
- February 11, 2017
TrumpIsAC***
- January 30, 2017
#notmypresident #Recount2016
- November 29, 2016
@kanyewest you should make a shirt that says, 'being white is terrorism'
- February 25, 2017
You have got to be s****ing me right now. No one has called? The White House shut down their phone lines. There have been protests for months, at both the drilling site and and outside the White House. I'm losing my mind. If you voted for this piece of s***, explain this. He's lying. He's blatantly lying and the second largest supply of freshwater in the country is now at risk. #NoDAPL #NeverMyPresident #Resist
-February 9, 2017
@altusda #NoUSDAblackout #RESISTANCE
- February 18, 2017
#F***ingWall
- January 26, 2017
On people invading Augusta for Master's week: They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. And some, I assume, are good people,
- April 2, 2017
@realDonaldTrump the most dangerous entry to this country was the orange fascist we let into the white house
- February 11, 2017
TrumpIsAC***
- January 30, 2017
#notmypresident #Recount2016
- November 29, 2016
@kanyewest you should make a shirt that says, 'being white is terrorism'
- February 25, 2017
You have got to be s****ing me right now. No one has called? The White House shut down their phone lines. There have been protests for months, at both the drilling site and and outside the White House. I'm losing my mind. If you voted for this piece of s***, explain this. He's lying. He's blatantly lying and the second largest supply of freshwater in the country is now at risk. #NoDAPL #NeverMyPresident #Resist
-February 9, 2017
@altusda #NoUSDAblackout #RESISTANCE
- February 18, 2017
#F***ingWall
- January 26, 2017
On people invading Augusta for Master's week: They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. And some, I assume, are good people,
- April 2, 2017
Winner has also frequently trolled the president, tweeting at him directly.
In response to a Trump tweet about immigrants coming from seven Muslim-majority countries being 'SO DANGEROUS', Winner asked: 'have you ever even met an Iranian?'
After the U.S. Department of Agriculture began blacking out public information, Winner tweeted '#RESISTANCE'.
Her frustration appears to have come to a head in May when Winner, a contractor with Pluribus International Corporation - a defense contractor that does work for the NSA - allegedly downloaded documents revealing that Russia had hacked an electoral voting machine.
She then posted the intel to online news site The Intercept who published the findings last month.
The leaked documents seemed to show Russia carried out cyber attacks on companies which produce software used during elections.
But the NSA were quickly able to link the leak back to Winner after The Intercept presented them with stolen documents for verification.
NSA officers were able to determine, by analyzing creases in the pages and a secret series of 'tracking dots' on the paper, that they had been printed at the NSA's Augusta, Georgia offices.
Only six people had access to those printers so from there, it was simply a case of narrowing down the suspects. After agents found communication between Winner and the new site, she was arrested.
Winner is now facing up to ten years in jail if found guilty on charged of removing classified material from a government facility.
In response to a Trump tweet about immigrants coming from seven Muslim-majority countries being 'SO DANGEROUS', Winner asked: 'have you ever even met an Iranian?'
After the U.S. Department of Agriculture began blacking out public information, Winner tweeted '#RESISTANCE'.
Her frustration appears to have come to a head in May when Winner, a contractor with Pluribus International Corporation - a defense contractor that does work for the NSA - allegedly downloaded documents revealing that Russia had hacked an electoral voting machine.
She then posted the intel to online news site The Intercept who published the findings last month.
The leaked documents seemed to show Russia carried out cyber attacks on companies which produce software used during elections.
But the NSA were quickly able to link the leak back to Winner after The Intercept presented them with stolen documents for verification.
NSA officers were able to determine, by analyzing creases in the pages and a secret series of 'tracking dots' on the paper, that they had been printed at the NSA's Augusta, Georgia offices.
Only six people had access to those printers so from there, it was simply a case of narrowing down the suspects. After agents found communication between Winner and the new site, she was arrested.
Winner is now facing up to ten years in jail if found guilty on charged of removing classified material from a government facility.
