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All things Trump + Russia Part 4

magellan said:
This is not a contradiction.
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No, but this is:

"The Intelligence Community Assessment judgments on Putin's strategic intentions did not employ proper analytic tradecraft," the report stated, adding that the committee "identified significant intelligence tradecraft failings that undermine confidence in the ICA judgments regarding Russian President Vladimir Putin's strategic objectives for disrupting the U.S. election."
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You can prefer something without helping it to happen.
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Nobody said you couldn't.
 
https://twitter.com/christinawilkie/status/1019620180790530049

BREAKING

Q: "Is Russia still targeting the U.S.?"

Trump: "No."

Just now in the Cabinet meeting.
https://twitter.com/christinawilkie/status/1019620571661918208

Trump adds: "No president has been as tough as I have been on Russia. I think President Putin knows that better than anyone. Better than the media."
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https://twitter.com/NatashaBertrand/status/1019621432106606597

DNI Coats: “Today, the digital infrastructure that serves this country is literally under attack...[Russia] is the most aggressive foreign actor, no question. And they continue their efforts to undermine our democracy." https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/14/poli...ence-dan-coats-cyberattacks-russia/index.html …
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Drewbot said:
Right, I would expect nothing less than protection of classified info, perhaps if Hillary was president, we would all know.
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You support the guy who, bragging about the great intelligence he had access to, gave away state secrets to the Russian Ambassador and the Russian Foreign Minister shortly after his inauguration in a meeting in the Oval Office he kicked the American Press out of.

You might want to reassess your priorities here.
 
Drewbot said:
Right, I would expect nothing less than protection of classified info, perhaps if Hillary was president, we would all know.
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One of these days, Trump and his apologists are going to have to stop blaming Obama and/or Hillary for everything and using them as their whipping boys.
 
I see Sanders is now claiming Trump's response of "no", when asked if Russia is still targeting the United States ahead of this year's congressional elections, really meant he wasn't going to answer any more questions. Yet he did.

The WH is counting on the American people to be stupid enough to believe that along with Trump's ridiculous "would" vs "wouldn't" excuse yesterday. Sadly, they have some grounds to base that on.
 
Did the CIA/FBI leak fake intel to trump, and only trump prior to the putin meeting; when it comes back from putin to the FBI/CIA, payback time. After taking a brad pitt (or is it a donald trump now) on the FBI and CIA, what is like to be treated like the enemy of the people like the free press.

Who has the football stealth listening device. Poor trump, had no real football to give putin since he also took a donald trump on the NFL. He can't to this, "We call it soccer, oh, but let me give you are real football, a maga football (rugby? ___)"

Get back to work all your "haters and losers", trump supports don't have to make up the insults, trump is the leader of insults, and name calling, the cult leader.
http://ew.com/tv/2017/07/07/donald-trump-haters-tweets/
No need for independent thinking, just repeat fearless leaders words.
 
Drewbot said:
Right, I would expect nothing less than protection of classified info, perhaps if Hillary was president, we would all know.
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I just want to make sure you're clear on something. Putin has told the Russian defense minister about agreements he reached with Trump on Monday. We don't know if our own defense department knows. It's dubious that Trump could even articulate those agreements with any clarity. Is Trump obliged to tell the public anything about them? Probably not. But is he obliged to tell his Secretary of State and Defense Department? It takes some incredibly twisted logic to think that Russia's cabinet ministers should know things that America's cabinet doesn't.
 
Stacyhs said:
I see Sanders is now claiming Trump's response of "no", when asked if Russia is still targeting the United States ahead of this year's congressional elections, really meant he wasn't going to answer any more questions. Yet he did.

The WH is counting on the American people to be stupid enough to believe that along with Trump's ridiculous "would" vs "wouldn't" excuse yesterday. Sadly, they have some grounds to base that on.
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I can so picture that committee meeting:

OK everybody, watch this clip. Free Starbucks for the first person to come up with a different meaning of 'no'. :p​
 
Remember the Spanish wiretaps related to Trump Jr.?

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has received wiretaps obtained by Spanish police which implicate Donald Trump Jr. in a plot to meet with Alexander Torshin, a high-ranking official of Russia’s Central Bank, according to a federal prosecutor in Spain on Friday. And, the prosecutor notes, those wiretaps don’t bode well for the president’s son.

The above information was originally reported in May of this year but is receiving revived interest across social media because Torshin is said to have been the handler of alleged Russian agent Mariia “Maria” Butina. Butina was recently arrested on charges of attempting to influence U.S. politics and policy on the Kremlin’s behalf.
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Linky.
 
Squeegee Beckenheim said:
Russia says that the idea of questioning the interpreter at the Trump/Putin meeting threatens “the whole idea of diplomacy"

Reminder: One of the things it appears Trump has agreed to with Putin is allowing Russian agents to question a former diplomat who has committed no crime about incidents that happened while he had diplomatic immunity.
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Not just "a diplomat," but the U.S. ambassador to Russia. Putin also wants Trump to give him Bill Browder, the force behind the Magnitsky Act.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...mix-mcfaul-755am:homepage/story&noredirect=on
 
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