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Phill Mudd called for a "shadow government" to take out Trump live on CNN:
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: crankyoldman
Phill Mudd called for a "shadow government" to take out Trump live on CNN:
Shadow Government?
What crazy tin foil conspiracy talk.
This is going to be fun.
www.msn.com...
Senior FBI official Jeffrey Tricoli has left his position overseeing a government task force that's been looking into Russian interference in U.S. elections, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Tricoli, who had been at the FBI for 18 years, reportedly left last month to take a job with Charles Schwab Corp.
His departure raises questions about how the government plans to address the issue of election meddling, particularly with the midterm elections less than four months away.
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: crankyoldman
Phill Mudd called for a "shadow government" to take out Trump live on CNN:
Shadow Government?
What crazy tin foil conspiracy talk.
This is going to be fun.
originally posted by: tiredoflooking
a reply to: crankyoldman
Cranky! This makes so much sense!
Intelligence and media are in a ***PANIC today.
The NYT put out a cartoon dipicting Trump and Vlad as gay lovers:
www.foxnews.com...
Phill Mudd called for a "shadow government" to take out Trump live on CNN:
twitter.com...
Many calls for a coup from government and media.
They are terrified.
According to a representative of the Clintons’ Center for American Progress, “Trump is going to sell out America and its allies.” The New York Times and The Washington Post also feature “experts”—they are chosen accordingly—who “worry” and “fear” that Trump and Putin “will get along.” The Times of London, a bastion of Russophobic Cold War advocacy, captures the mainstream perspective in a single headline:“Fears Grow Over Prospect of Trump ‘Peace Deal’ with Putin.”
summed up by a New York magazine writer who advises us thatthe Trump-Putin summit may well be “less a negotiation between two heads of state than a meeting between a Russian-intelligence asset and his handler.”
Rod Rosenstein is a Trump appointment. Moreover when Trump’s Attorney General ordered Rosenstein’s resignation, Trump refused to accept it and kept Rosenstein in office. Trump’s miscalculation is so enormously wrong that he deserves the knife in the back that Rosenstein just delivered.
If there were a valid indictment of 12 Russians, for the sake of the summit’s success, a normal functioning deputy attorney general would have held the indictment until after the summit results and, if the summit were successful, would have deep-sixed the indictment regardless of whether there is a basis for it. My 25 years in Washington tells me clearly that Rosenstein has knifed Trump in the back. If Rosenstein has caused the summit to fail, Rosenstein has raised the risk of thermo-nuclear warfare.
originally posted by: nowayreally
Yes. What id like to know is how is it that Brennan - former CIA-and other “leaders “ that know better are in such an uproar over Trump meeting with Putin one on one when these same ‘officials ‘ cite national security issues *
originally posted by: tjack
a reply to: nowayreally
I think a lot more of your countrymen than you realize see exactly what's going on. I have die hard Democrat coworkers and friends, in deep blue New England mind you, that call shenanigans on what's going on. Literally no one I interact with doesn't smell the BS. One guys wife is die hard, so I get to hear about her ostrich moments, but that's it.