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originally posted by: missed_gear
originally posted by: windword
We know that Trump shared "sensitive" information to the Russians, so sensitive that it hasn't been shared with our NATO allies.
And exactly "how" do you know? Unnamed sources that were not there?
Curious
mg
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: TomLawless
He says he will provide the written transcripts in order to prove it.
LOL. As if Putin is the only one in possession of transcripts of what was said during that Oval Office meeting! This sounds more like a veiled threat to Trump, "You'd better hope we don't release the "tapes"",
We know that Trump shared "sensitive" information to the Russians, so sensitive that it hasn't been shared with our NATO allies.
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: TomLawless
He says he will provide the written transcripts in order to prove it.
LOL. As if Putin is the only one in possession of transcripts of what was said during that Oval Office meeting! This sounds more like a veiled threat to Trump, "You'd better hope we don't release the "tapes"",
We know that Trump shared "sensitive" information to the Russians, so sensitive that it hasn't been shared with our NATO allies.
originally posted by: bknapple32
Id love to know your list of sources where you get 'accurate' info from.
originally posted by: dragonridr
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: TomLawless
He says he will provide the written transcripts in order to prove it.
LOL. As if Putin is the only one in possession of transcripts of what was said during that Oval Office meeting! This sounds more like a veiled threat to Trump, "You'd better hope we don't release the "tapes"",
We know that Trump shared "sensitive" information to the Russians, so sensitive that it hasn't been shared with our NATO allies.
You just make things up huh? Putin said no classified information was released and offered a transcript to prove it. How do you turn that in to a threat to Trump?? This spin is getting rediculous.
originally posted by: missed_gear
originally posted by: bknapple32
Waiting on pins and needles for actual Americans on this site to say they trust Putin over Comey.
When/ if...and that is a big IF...the memo is real, the sources can be vetted and or Comey verifies...
Then your comment has weight.
To the OP: Not a big Trump supporter either, but the press is out of control now. They, the general press, are printing conjecture, heasay and pure BS as of late against the presidency. No proof yet millions will believe it because "It was on the news or...the internet said so".
Sad days in the States.
Mg
"What surprises me is that they are shaking up the domestic political situation using anti-Russian slogans. Either they don't understand the damage they're doing to their own country, in which case they are simply stupid, or they understand everything, in which case they are dangerous and corrupt."
originally posted by: six67seven
I dont care where the actual & verifiable evidence comes from, or whether it confirms guilt or innocence...
I JUST WANT THE GD EVIDENCE TO COME TO LIGHT ALREADY.
Im tired of eating popcorn - end the show!
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: dfnj2015
No one is claiming that the president broke the law. They're claiming that he unwisely trusted an untrustworthy ally of an "enemy", Iran. They're claiming that what the president did was incompetent.
originally posted by: TomLawless
Vlad says that if Lavrov was given sensitive info, he'll be reprimanded for not passing it on to him. He said this in his usual tongue in cheek fashion.
He says he will provide the written transcripts in order to prove it. I'm not a really a Trump supporter, but I see so much insanity surrounding him that I feel the need to defend him for some reason. He does enough crazy stuff on his own without this constant manufacturing of events without any proof to back them. It's not healthy. If he does something illegal, roast him for it. It's usually blatantly obvious.
www.reuters.com...
originally posted by: uncommitted
originally posted by: TomLawless
Vlad says that if Lavrov was given sensitive info, he'll be reprimanded for not passing it on to him. He said this in his usual tongue in cheek fashion.
He says he will provide the written transcripts in order to prove it. I'm not a really a Trump supporter, but I see so much insanity surrounding him that I feel the need to defend him for some reason. He does enough crazy stuff on his own without this constant manufacturing of events without any proof to back them. It's not healthy. If he does something illegal, roast him for it. It's usually blatantly obvious.
www.reuters.com...
It wouldn't really be 'proof' though, would it? It would be a written transcript containing the notes of the meeting that Putin would want to share with America/American media. If that transcript is a full and accurate copy of the actual meeting isn't something that could be confirmed other than those in attendance, and they may have a vested interest in agreeing or disagreeing with it.
Were you saying the same thing about constant manufacturing of events when pizzagate was going off?