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You just nailed it.
Kremlin papers appear to show Putin’s plot to put Trump in White House
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You just nailed it.
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Why are you trying to deflect Russia's attack on us to Israel????????????????????
BattleofHodow
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Trump admin policies were generally Israeli first.
BidenPresident
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But what does that have to do with the thread topic of Trump and Russia?
So if you are Russia and want trump in the White house do you allow this to leak out, hurting his chances to be elected in 2024? Wake up, you absolute water carrying for the commies imbecile. It is more likely they do not want him in the White House, they want commie democrats, so they allow this to leak to Russia's willing accomplices in the American media well most of it who parrot it and spread the misinformation! Also it was awfully nice of Bide to get out of China's interests in Afghanistan! You people are either willing communist accomplices or dumber then the day is long!
Commie dems? WTF. Trump was cozying up to Putin for years. I am sure you remember when he said he had no business dealing at all with Russia then Cohen said one of his jobs was to continue working on Trump Moscow.
So you wanted is to stay at war in Afghanistan forever. Sorry, lots of think endless wars are a waste of lives and treasury. What ending were you looking for?
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The documents indicate that on 14 January Vladimir Symonenko, the expert department chief, shared a three-page summary.
“At the moment the Russian Federation finds itself in a predicament. American measures continue to be felt in all areas of public life,” it starts. Next, Putin ordered the head of his foreign policy directorate, Alexander Manzhosin, to arrange an urgent meeting of the national security council, Russia’s top decision-making body. At some point over the next few days Putin appears to have read the document himself.
By 22 January, other security council members had had a chance to digest its contents. The early part dealt with Russia’s economy. The secret American measures were contained in a special section beginning on page 14.
The report seemed to confirm what Trump would later deny: that Putin’s spy agencies had gathered compromising material on him, possibly stretching back to Soviet KGB times.
Trump’s personal flaws were so extensive – also featuring an “inferiority complex” – that he was the perfect person to feed divisions and to weaken America’s negotiating position.
The unflattering assessment of Trump’s personality was based on evidence, the paper said, derived from observation of his behaviour during trips to Russia.
Trump visited communist Moscow and Leningrad in summer 1987 following an invitation from the Soviet envoy in New York. Trump returned in the 1990s, and early 2000s, seeking business deals, and flew in for the 2013 Miss Universe beauty contest, when he stayed in Moscow’s Ritz-Carlton hotel. Putin’s FSB agency had spy cameras in guest rooms, and a full-time officer on the premises, the Senate intelligence committee later found.
The report appears to confirm Trump was being watched, though no dates or locations are given.“Considering certain events that took place during his stay on Russian Federation territory (Appendix 5 – personal characteristics Donald J Trump, paragraph 5), it is urgently necessary to use all means to promote his election to the post of President of the United States,” it says.
The allegation that the Russians had kompromat on Trump would haunt his four years in the White House. T his flattering treatment of Putin was one riddle of his chaotic presidency.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...rica-what-the-kremlin-papers-said-about-trump
“At the moment the Russian Federation finds itself in a predicament. American measures continue to be felt in all areas of public life,” it starts. Next, Putin ordered the head of his foreign policy directorate, Alexander Manzhosin, to arrange an urgent meeting of the national security council, Russia’s top decision-making body. At some point over the next few days Putin appears to have read the document himself.
By 22 January, other security council members had had a chance to digest its contents. The early part dealt with Russia’s economy. The secret American measures were contained in a special section beginning on page 14.
The report seemed to confirm what Trump would later deny: that Putin’s spy agencies had gathered compromising material on him, possibly stretching back to Soviet KGB times.
Trump’s personal flaws were so extensive – also featuring an “inferiority complex” – that he was the perfect person to feed divisions and to weaken America’s negotiating position.
The unflattering assessment of Trump’s personality was based on evidence, the paper said, derived from observation of his behaviour during trips to Russia.
Trump visited communist Moscow and Leningrad in summer 1987 following an invitation from the Soviet envoy in New York. Trump returned in the 1990s, and early 2000s, seeking business deals, and flew in for the 2013 Miss Universe beauty contest, when he stayed in Moscow’s Ritz-Carlton hotel. Putin’s FSB agency had spy cameras in guest rooms, and a full-time officer on the premises, the Senate intelligence committee later found.
The report appears to confirm Trump was being watched, though no dates or locations are given.“Considering certain events that took place during his stay on Russian Federation territory (Appendix 5 – personal characteristics Donald J Trump, paragraph 5), it is urgently necessary to use all means to promote his election to the post of President of the United States,” it says.
The allegation that the Russians had kompromat on Trump would haunt his four years in the White House. T his flattering treatment of Putin was one riddle of his chaotic presidency.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...rica-what-the-kremlin-papers-said-about-trump
Tranquillus in Exile
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There is a brief psychological assessment of Trump, who is described as an “impulsive, mentally unstable and unbalanced individual who suffers from an inferiority complex”.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-show-putins-plot-to-put-trump-in-white-house
By most normal standards, moral and intellectual, Trump IS inferior. Clearly he is only content when dupes worship him, the more the better. If that’s an “inferiority complex” then that’s what he’s got. But is that a correct diagnosis of his mental condition? I’m far from sure.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-show-putins-plot-to-put-trump-in-white-house
By most normal standards, moral and intellectual, Trump IS inferior. Clearly he is only content when dupes worship him, the more the better. If that’s an “inferiority complex” then that’s what he’s got. But is that a correct diagnosis of his mental condition? I’m far from sure.
He has no redeeming qualities. However, he has one skill that worked beyond his own belief. He is a good conman who discovered his con would work on a national scale. That shocked him. It failed on an international scale. He was laughed at.
gemini104104
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Who read those Kremlin papers and not to mention publishing them?
So being diplomatic is cozying up?
Everything I said is true. Of course I didn't want the U.S in Afghanistan forever, but a presence to let the Taliban know they would not take over would be nice, now China will move in and likely work with the Taliban much to our dismay!Oh and I am sure the person giving opinion has nothing at stake politically and is middle of the road!
You are a Russian agent!