Charlton Allen discusses the hypocrisy of Hillary Clinton regarding Russian military technology, particularly in relation to hypersonic missiles. He highlights how during her time as Secretary of State, her actions inadvertently benefited Russia’s military capabilities.
• Hillary Clinton's State Department facilitated the transfer of dual-use technology that aided the development of Russia's hypersonic missile systems, despite her public criticisms of Russian threats.
• The Skolkovo Project, intended to promote innovation in Russia, became a vehicle for technology transfer to Russia’s military.
• U. S. intelligence later warned about the dangers of the Skolkovo Project, but Clinton's promotion of it had already occurred without sufficient scrutiny.
• Questions arise about whether Clinton’s actions were a product of naivety or deliberate recklessness, especially as Bill Clinton received significant payments for speaking engagements from Russian associates.
• Many American tech firms involved in Skolkovo contributed to the Clinton Foundation, raising further concerns about conflicts of interest.
• The consequences of these actions suggest that America lagged behind in missile technology while Russia benefited significantly.
• Allen contrasts how media and political reactions would differ if a Republican had been responsible for a similar technology transfer to Russia, suggesting a double standard in accountability.
The article asserts that Hillary Clinton's role in facilitating the transfer of hypersonic missile technology to Russia represents a significant failure in national security that should be thoroughly investigated. Allen stresses that the lack of media scrutiny and political accountability concerning this issue epitomizes a broader hypocrisy among political elites and poses serious implications for U. S. national security.
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