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Trump a Russian Sleeper Agent since 1987

Let's see if he gives the Russians a choice, take the Baltic state of your choice or a nice slice outta Finland!
 
Trump's relationship with Russia is best summarized by this one cartoon where he and Putin bump fists in apparent solidarity, but at the same time Putin pats a "Kick Me" sign on Trump's back.
 
That doesn't sound any different than Obama's relationship with Putin.

:o
Good one.

That is true...

Though given the failures of previous administrations and the special circumstances of the 2016 election, Trump is a tad quiet about Russia or Putin.
 
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He's going to get into Putin's office on Monday, whip off his Mission:Impossible mask with a flourish, and reveal that he's actually Kevin Costner.

Putin: "Excellent vork, Dmitri!!"
 
I'll say this:

This one has more evidence than most/all of the 9/11 conspiracy theories combined.

I will speak no more.
 
This is an interesting article by Jonathan Chait in New York magazine about the upcoming Trump-Putin summit.

Will Trump Be Meeting With His Counterpart — Or His Handler?

Key points:

  • After visiting Russia in 1987, Trump's behavior changed, including first flirting with the idea of running for president, and spending $100,000 of his own money to take out ads ripping our NATO and other military allies for freeloading on our defense dime.
  • He has borrowed zillions from Russians and sold them a bunch of property. His financial connections to Russia are way too many to list here.
  • We know that Russia has an active intelligence program - including using Kompromat - to recruit assets in foreign countries.
  • Much of the infamous Steele Dossier has been more or less confirmed.
  • Russia exerted considerable effort backing Trump's election campaign for President.
  • Trump has been almost comical in his open support for Russia since the election - changing the Republican party platform on arming Ukraine, saying nice things about Putin while bashing our closest allies, etc. etc. etc.

As they say, read the whole thing. Any thoughts? :)

And: Why the insistence, counter to protocol, to meet entirely in private in the upcoming meeting? Secrets of the confessional? How are the Administration and Republicans in Congress not insisting on punitive measures in light of the evidence, including the standard snub of cancelling a meeting? Regardless of collusion, simply on the basis of the fact that cyber security and the workings of elections, the core of democracy, have been willfully or ineptly ignored in the face of abundant evidence of their vulnerability to attack and ongoing penetration, the man has violated his oath of office. As has every Republican in federal office who has not spoken up. Strangely, after the report, they now seek to impeach Rosenstein.
 
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I find it funny that here on the Conspiracy Theory board that I debate/argue with people about imaginary CT's while this multi-layered conspiracy is unfolding in broad daylight, and nobody seems to care.
Many CTers seem to be stongly against even the notion that Trump could have colluded with Russia. Even though this idea has all the ingredients CTers usually love. Same with how are often against the idea of man-made global warming.

Which fuels my theory that CTers are, most of all, just against "what everyone else thinks". Someone once pointed out that if vaccines were to be banned tomorrow, you'd see a ton of anti-vaxxers magically switch sides and become staunch vaccination supporters.
 
Don't be ridiculous! If Trump was a sleeper agent for Russia he would now be doing all sorts of things to fulfill that role. Like cozying up to Putin, alienating and angering our allies, undermining the USA's influence and prestige throughout the globe, embarking on trade wars to weaken the economy of the USA and our trade partners, undercutting democratic governments in favor of strongman dictators, turning Americans against one another by sowing hatred of fellow citizens, fanning fears and unease in the American population, and attempting to discredit the key democratic foundations of our own society, including the FBI, the State Department, the courts,and the press.

And what would be the point? If Trump were to even begin such treachery the people of the US and the Congress, including those in his own Party, would rise up and kick him out of office within a week. Come on, we are talking about obvious treason! We are not some 3rd world country where a greedy and corrupt wealthy strongman could take power and blatantly seek personal gain at the cost of the welfare of the population, the future of the country, and the ideals that make us a society!

One of the best ever posts on this site, brilliant!
 
Have we passed Peak Trump yet?
I dread the day Mueller's investigation uncovers something that forces congress to impeach him. Judging by how nuts he and his followers were when he appeared to be losing the election, I fear what's going to happen when/if he is thrown out of office.

Remember there was violence and even shooting on and before election night, and wannabe revolutionary groups of thugs who seemed to pretty much ready to try to start a civil war.
 
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Remember there was violence and even shooting on and before election night, and wannabe revolutionary groups of thugs who seemed to pretty much ready to try to start a civil war.

Actually I don't remember that. There are violence and shootings every night, of course, but could you please be more specific?
 
Actually I don't remember that. There are violence and shootings every night, of course, but could you please be more specific?
I recall there being a shooting at a people standing in line to vote in a Democrat-heavy area. Not sure if I can find the source for that. Maybe I was thinking of this, which apparently didn't really target the polling station.

I recently read a story about a shooting at an anti-trump rally, but can't find the link now :/ .
 
Some of the protests at the rallies got crazy — they cancelled a big one at UIC pavilion in CHICAGO for instance — but I don’t recall gangs of revolutionary thugs or shootings on election night.
 

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