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originally posted by: bknapple32
Waiting on pins and needles for actual Americans on this site to say they trust Putin over Comey.
originally posted by: TomLawless
I just want peace and cooperation with other countries, including Russia, and I want this government to start operating as a functional republic again (regardless of who is president), and I want all of this nonsense from both sides to end.
I honestly can't take this anymore. I just keep looking for that one silver bullet to end the madness one way or another. One piece of undeniable, irrefutable proof of....something. Anything. It's driving me insane.
I don't care if one side wins over another. I just want it to stop.
originally posted by: bknapple32
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
Does anyone realize deepthroat was an unnamed source.
originally posted by: TomLawlessI'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.
originally posted by: butcherguy
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.
Just curious, how do you view Iran?
Are they our enemy?
When the deals with Iran were made by the last administration, were they our enemy then?
originally posted by: TomLawless
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?
Of course I did. Look up my posts from that time. I don't need to defend my position on Pizzagate to you.
originally posted by: windword
originally posted by: butcherguy
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.
Just curious, how do you view Iran?
Are they our enemy?
When the deals with Iran were made by the last administration, were they our enemy then?
Iran is Israel's enemy, no question. It was an embedded Israeli operative whose location was disclosed by Trump, to the Russians.
originally posted by: uncommitted
originally posted by: TomLawless
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?
Of course I did. Look up my posts from that time. I don't need to defend my position on Pizzagate to you.
You don't need to defend anything to me, I was merely asking a question as many on ATS would believe any old nonsense about Obama or Clinton - literally anything, and roast anyone who asked for facts - but get very defensive about Trump and complain that somehow the media is treating him differently.
“In March, CNN’s Evan Perez had learned from numerous officials that intelligence deemed credible said that ISIS was developing laptop computer bombs to be used on international flights,” Tapper said.
“Perez talked to Trump administration officials, who cautioned Perez and subsequently CNN executives, to not report certain details about the threat, including the city from which some of the intelligence was collected,” he said.
Tapper continued, saying that administration officials told CNN that reporting the city’s name could “get people killed.” He then scolded the administration for not following their own advice. According to media reports, Trump revealed the name of the city where the intelligence came from to Lavrov.
ntknetwork.com...
originally posted by: TomLawless
originally posted by: uncommitted
originally posted by: TomLawless
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?
Of course I did. Look up my posts from that time. I don't need to defend my position on Pizzagate to you.
You don't need to defend anything to me, I was merely asking a question as many on ATS would believe any old nonsense about Obama or Clinton - literally anything, and roast anyone who asked for facts - but get very defensive about Trump and complain that somehow the media is treating him differently.
I'm not a Trump supporter.
Hillary hater? Guilty as charged, but that doesn't mean that I don't want the truth. I would never advocate ruining someone's life over hearsay. My belief in the Constitution wins over every personal feeling I might have.
You're going after the wrong guy.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: TomLawless
When you remove the current/past allegations that have been proven as FAKE, or suspected as FAKE, (candidate Trump colluding)..
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS LOOK DAMN GOOD SO FAR.