Trump IS a Russian asset, a Constitutional crisis IS inevitable in 2019

When Putin was asked if he had compromising materials on Trump, Trump interjected and said, “I have to say, if they had it, it would have been out long ago.” And it’s true. It’s been out for ages, since the October 2016 warning by the intelligence community, then the January 2017 report from the Director of National Intelligence, then the drip-drip-drip of revelations in the press, and indictment after Mueller indictment, the last installment coming just three days before the Helsinki presser. Trump was right. It is out there.

The kompromat is the election result itself, and Trump is lashing out at the people who are trying to get him to do something on its basis: the press, the Democrats, the intelligence community, Robert Mueller, and Trump's own Department of Justice. We are the ones saying, Do this or else. And Trump is, predictably, lashing out. The only person, it seems, who knows how to use the blackmail to his advantage is Putin. True to the intelligence training he spoke about today, Putin knows his subject and his supple psychology, the nooks and crannies of his insecurities and obsessions. Why threaten him when you can get him to do your bidding with simple flattery: Of course we didn't interfere, Donald. You won fair and square. You did it all by your genius self.

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No proof? No truth.
 
A Russian newspaper editor explains how Putin made Trump his puppet.......They consider him a stupid, unstrategic politician.”


Mikhail Fishman is the editor-in-chief of the Moscow Times, an English-language weekly newspaper published in Moscow. The paper is well-known for its criticisms of Russian President Vladimir Putin; indeed, it was targeted twice in 2015 by Russian hackers and has been attacked repeatedly by pro-Kremlin pundits.

A Russian citizen and an outspoken critic of Putin, Fishman has covered Russian politics for more than 15 years. For the last couple of years, he has monitored the increasingly bizarre relationship between Putin and Trump, with a particular focus on Putin’s strategic aims.

In this interview, originally conducted in February 2017, I ask Fishman how Trump is perceived in Russia, why Putin is actively undermining global democracy, and what Russia hopes to gain from the political disorder in America.


https://www.vox.com/conversations/2017/2/22/14697718/trump-putin-helsinki-meeting-hillary-clinton
 
National security experts warn Trump is more and more like a 'controlled spy'

National-security experts have reached a consensus: Russian President Vladimir Putin played US President Donald Trump like a fiddle during their summit in Helsinki on Monday.

When asked whether he believed Putin or the US intelligence community on Russia's election interference, Trump said he didn't "see any reason why it would be" Russia, adding that Putin "was extremely strong and powerful in his denial."

One intel veteran and longtime former CIA spy said he wasn't surprised by Trump's fawning over Putin because "it's becoming more and more clear that Trump is either a witting or unwitting Russian asset."


https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-acting-like-russian-asset-experts-say-2018-7
 
Ex-Intel Officials Worry Trump Still Doing Russia's Dirty Work


"The president, either wittingly or unwittingly, is playing into the Russians' hands. Absolutely," said Larry Pfeiffer, a 32-year veteran of the U.S. intelligence community with stints as senior director of the White House Situation Room and chief of staff to former CIA Director Michael Hayden.

For months leading up to Tuesday's vote, top U.S. intelligence officials, such as Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, warned of Russia's "persistent and pervasive" effort to undermine American democracy. As the election neared, those warnings focused increasingly on concerns Moscow wanted to shake U.S. confidence in the validity of the election itself.


https://www.voanews.com/a/ex-intel-...-still-doing-russia-s-dirty-work/4657005.html
 
Mueller and his prosecutors have all the tapes, emails, texts, witness testimony........PLENTY of proof Trump is a Russian asset - he owes the Russian mob (part of Puntin Inc) literally hundreds of millions (Atlantic City etc)

so the question is how do we get rid of a Russian asset sitting in the WH, an asset who has convinced ALL the far right wingers he's a god?

the Constitution didn't provide guidance for this shit, unimaginable then and now


Is this IT?

:rofl2:
 
Mueller and his prosecutors have all the tapes, emails, texts, witness testimony........PLENTY of proof Trump is a Russian asset - he owes the Russian mob (part of Puntin Inc) literally hundreds of millions (Atlantic City etc)

so the question is how do we get rid of a Russian asset sitting in the WH, an asset who has convinced ALL the far right wingers he's a god?

the Constitution didn't provide guidance for this shit, unimaginable then and now




ROFLMAO
 
You don't see the "evidence yet" because the Special Counsel has yet to submit his highly classified findings, word on the street is sometime in February

stick around

Because he hasn't submitted his findings it is premature to claim he is going to indict Trump for being a Russian asset and also premature to say his report will clear Trump.

Lack of evidence is not evidence.

There are lots of facts available from new reports but you have to be careful about those as well. Don't read more into them than is actually there.
 
Mikhail Fishman is the editor-in-chief of the Moscow Times, an English-language weekly newspaper published in Moscow. The paper is well-known for its criticisms of Russian President Vladimir Putin; indeed, it was targeted twice in 2015 by Russian hackers and has been attacked repeatedly by pro-Kremlin pundits. A Russian citizen and an outspoken critic of Putin, Fishman has covered Russian politics for more than 15 years. For the last couple of years, he has monitored the increasingly bizarre relationship between Putin and Trump, with a particular focus on Putin’s strategic aims.
In this interview, originally conducted in February 2017, I ask Fishman how Trump is perceived in Russia, why Putin is actively undermining global democracy, and what Russia hopes to gain from the political disorder in America. https://www.vox.com/conversations/2017/2/22/14697718/trump-putin-helsinki-meeting-hillary-clinton

So a Russian has an opinion. Any evidence of your claims?

Didn't think so.
 
Mueller and his prosecutors have all the tapes, emails, texts, witness testimony........PLENTY of proof Trump is a Russian asset - he owes the Russian mob (part of Puntin Inc) literally hundreds of millions (Atlantic City etc)

so the question is how do we get rid of a Russian asset sitting in the WH, an asset who has convinced ALL the far right wingers he's a god?

the Constitution didn't provide guidance for this shit, unimaginable then and now




I swear 3 minutes ago I was listening to a CONSERVATIVE commentator on MSNBC say, buckle up, 2019 is going to be a whole lot worse.
 
You made the claims. Prove them.

Until and unless you can provide evidence of your "bullet points", what is there to dispute?

I'll understand if you haven't got any proof of your assertions, of course. :rofl2:

Yep, just as we thought. You failed again.
 
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