Being candid, this entire analysis is confirmation bias, takes way too much for granted. It elevates immediate public knowledge of intelligence operations as being higher priority than preventing Putin from offing anyone who remotely criticizes or threatens his political power.
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I regularly read and share Examiner’s perspective, reporting, etc. But adopting its warped logic would mean covert operations can’t be run , the press is not only not justified helping catch killers, somehow obligated to undermine efforts to protect national security, save lives.
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Moreover, Examiner perspective makes it sound as though faked assassinations are common place and unreasonably presumes that “fake news” venues trying to exploit the assassination prevention tactic will succeed despite the Putin critic corpses that rebut such propaganda.
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This operation was reasonable and justified. It’s unlikely to become the norm because that would reduce its effectiveness. So we’re gonna remain at an impasse on this article, which is at best a naïve, premature conclusion and at worst an effort at self-fulfilling prophecy.
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