WaPo threatens to charge Trump with collusion with Russia treason

So Trump meets Lavrov and Kislyak in the WH, does not bomb SAA, does not shoot down Russian planes, does not bomb the Russia base in Latakia, does not massacre Russian servicemen in Syria. Hence, treason to American interests in the Middle East. WaPo warns Trump. Watch your step. Or else the deep state will get you.

www.washingtonpost.com...

a reply to: allsee4eye

Well, at least they're showing everyone they're not a real news source.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

It's a media source. It's not a news source.

Just a few more years left for all these "news" outlets.

I'm guessing they won't go quietly or with an ounce of dignity.

What I got out of the article was that if we don't side with ISIS and Al-Queda to "stop the Syrian government," not only the Earth - but the entire universe will cease to exist as we know it.

Oh. And there's this little gem:

Sitting next to former secretary of state Henry Kissinger, who has been acting as a back channel between Trump and the Russian leadership, Trump seemed to rave about the cease-fire agreement that Russia, Iran and Turkey struck through what’s known as the Astana process.

Henry Kissinger is most definitely a Washington outsider and is anti-establishment.

I liked this part too. We can't trust them, 'Murica needs to be involved!

Among the many shortcomings of the plan, however, are that large parts of these safety zones would be patrolled by Russian and Iranian forces, who have participated in the Assad regime’s campaign of atrocities. Also, there are no enforcement mechanisms if the regime and its partners don’t comply.

Good to know our anti-establishment POTUS isn't interested in regime change. Oh.... wait....

a reply to: allsee4eye

Remember, WaPo is owned by Jeff Bezos, who owns Amazon. Amazon's Cloud Serivice handles the CIA's cloud service.

Article from 2014

The intelligence community is about to get the equivalent of an adrenaline shot to the chest. This summer, a $600 million computing cloud developed by Amazon Web Services for the Central Intelligence Agency over the past year will begin servicing all 17 agencies that make up the intelligence community.

If the technology plays out as officials envision, it will usher in a new era of cooperation and coordination, allowing agencies to share information and services much more easily and avoid the kind of intelligence gaps that preceded the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

For the first time, agencies within the intelligence community will be able to order a variety of on-demand computing and analytic services from the CIA and National Security Agency. What’s more, they’ll only pay for what they use.

The vision was first outlined in the Intelligence Community Information Technology Enterprise plan championed by Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and IC Chief Information Officer Al Tarasiuk almost three years ago. Cloud computing is one of the core components of the strategy to help the IC discover, access and share critical information in an era of seemingly infinite data.

IMO, how leaks to WaPo happen are an interesting contemplation.

Charge TRUMPOTUS! Ridiculous! It would result in civil war!!

a reply to: RomeByFire

Henry Kissinger is most definitely a Washington outsider and is anti-establishment.

I hope you were being sarcastic. Kissinger is a globalist, a bohemian clubber, and a bilderberg. And if I remember correctly, a member of the CFR.

He's been an architect of the 'CIA induced' regime change.

Part of the article reads like a propaganda piece for Islamic Terrorism.

Lets start an investigation into the Washington Post's support for the Islamic State. It'd be of far more value than the farcical Trump-Russia investigation.

a reply to: queenofswords

I was going to post about Amazon as well. Jeff Bezos and Trump don't like each other and Bezos is just using the Russian thing to put pressure on Trump to try to protect Amazon. money.cnn.com... this is from a fake news source but it has some Trump quotes in there that explains why Bezos doesn't like Trump and would be better off with a criminal democrat in office.

originally posted by: xenon129
a reply to: queenofswords

I was going to post about Amazon as well. Jeff Bezos and Trump don't like each other and Bezos is just using the Russian thing to put pressure on Trump to try to protect Amazon. money.cnn.com... this is from a fake news source but it has some Trump quotes in there that explains why Bezos doesn't like Trump and would be better off with a criminal democrat in office.

Sounds you you've been researching, too. This may be a topic for another thread, but briefly, what do you think about the three huuuge spheres Bezos is having constructed in Seattle. Are they simply biospheres, in your opinion?

originally posted by: allsee4eye
WaPo warns Trump.

WaPo has been on notice for a year now!
This is what a media outlet in it's death throes looks like.
The MSM is being outmaneuvered and flanked by the small independent journalist with a smart-phone and a periscope account. They will do and say anything to get the clicks and eye balls on their page.

People need to stop citing things from major media outlets period and rely on actual real journalists for information.
Tim Pool and Luke Rudkowski alone have more journalistic credibility than the entire staff of WaPo!
Yet I see WaPo cited here daily like some bible or something.

a reply to: JAY1980

Old habits are hard to break. In the past, the NYT and WaPo were the bible to quote for TV news, politicians, and practically everybody else.

But as media has become more and more politically compromised, getting actual facts that don't have subliminal distortions and outright lies has become nearly impossible to get from these two and many others.

But, yet, we continue to quote them because their credibility was accepted in the past. Now, for many of us, their underhanded tactics and prolific use of anonymous sources, is turning us off more and more.

originally posted by: allsee4eye
So Trump meets Lavrov and Kislyak in the WH, does not bomb SAA, does not shoot down Russian planes, does not bomb the Russia base in Latakia, does not massacre Russian servicemen in Syria. Hence, treason to American interests in the Middle East. WaPo warns Trump. Watch your step. Or else the deep state will get you.

www.washingtonpost.com...

Regardless of silly, the main thrust in the WP story is how Putin intends to carry on....and that much is up to Putin, that means with the Astana agreement, he will carry on as he is already doing. It's as simple as that.
Anything about treason whatever is presented as speculative, nobody's saying you must believe it, it's a subject of debate, the Astana agreement isn't.

a reply to: queenofswords

That's the first I heard of that. I looked it up. Idk but it looks like some Agenda 21 stuff which I'm not all that familiar with but I think the basics of it is to put everyone on a government allowance and move everyone into a dense city population where you live in a high rise apartment and everything you need is within walking or subway distance. This biosphere does look pretty cool, honestly. This is probably the beginning stages of making agenda 21 a reality because they need cool parks and stuff to make it more appealing to people.

All I see from the WaPo columnist is his fear mongering:

The problem is that plan is highly likely to fail and result in the continued, if not increased, slaughter of Syrian civilians — only this time the United States will be directly complicit.

And instead proposing the plan that has been ongoing for over 5 years, but has already been proven to be completely ineffectual.

Six years into this bloody conflict, the test results are in. Russian and American interests in Syria are not the same. Putin is not going to abandon Assad. Only with increased U.S. commitment to leading the diplomacy, pressuring the bad actors and supporting the opposition can a credible and sustainable political process even begin.

I did not get past the title...

Trump is getting closer to collusion with Russia — in Syria

Hes the bloody president he is supposed to work with foreign nations... did we some how skip a generation or so and jump straight into idiocracy?

Could you imagine what kind of society we would live in if the Washington Post was running the country? It would be like living under Kim in North Korea, everyone brainwashed we cannot get along with other nations because they are not the same type of government we have.

Should the license of some of these media places be revoked? They are doing a better job of destroying our country and government than ISIS is doing.

a reply to: rickymouse

WaPo is pro Saudi Arabia. Last I checked, Saudi Arabia does not have the same type of government as the US.

I see the phrase used a lot where we are expected to "rein in" a national leader. This article references Assad.

Why on Earth would we feel we have the right to "rein in" a foreign leader executing his nations sovereign business? Why would our interests in the middle east, thousands of miles away, take precedence over Assad's, who lives next door to it every day.

When we look at Iraq its obvious that we are unprepared to deal with the fall out of toppling currently strong regimes just for our own pleasure and expedience.

We have NO business in Syria or the middle east and must stop the madness