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2017-03-30 12:25 PM in reply to: tuwood |
Oakville | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by tuwood The media well deserves their fake news title because they are printing and reporting on outrageous lies. I could give you numerous examples of outright partisan lies that they make up to try and hurt Trump. The sad part is that they've lied so much that even when they are genuinely telling the truth nobody believes them anymore. When I do watch CNN its for pure entertainment value and not for their news coverage, but you gotta admit they're no worse than Fox. The posts in the "Is Journalism Dead" thread have nailed it. I have become so jaded by the 24 hour news networks crying wolf and trying to create a scandal out of nothing, that I don't start to pay attention until a reputable source reports on it. |
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2017-03-30 6:58 PM in reply to: Bob Loblaw |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by Bob Loblaw Originally posted by tuwood Hillary sold 20% of our Uranium to Russia and was paid hundreds of millions of dollars into her "charity" for it? FFS. You see, here's the problem with the internet. A "news story" that has been thoroughly debunked continues to be thrown around like facts because FoxNews and MSNBC (not to mention the ridiculously bad ones like Breitbart and Occupy Democrats) keep pushing their right/left agenda. Some extremely partisan website throws together a story based on rumors and half-thruths, that turns in to uninformed tweets, and social media runs with it turns in to a fact. Fork it, let's investigate. Everyone. Investigate the whole damn lot of them. Clinton, Trump, Obama, Kushner, Podesta, Flynn. They can all share a jail cell together.
Maybe you can help me with my fake news facts. Did we sell 20% of our Uranium to a Russian company? If these are all false, then I'll agree with you that it's fake news. The irony of the desperate left wing, is that there is zero evidence of Trump colluding with Russia and everybody is off the rails, but there's blatant evidence of Hillary and Bill (Obama too) practically working for the Kremlin and it's totally no big deal. Personally I love the Russia narrative because the more it gets pushed the more comes out about how corrupt the DNC is and America sees the true Democratic party. |
2017-03-30 11:49 PM in reply to: tuwood |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States approved that transfer - it was not solely Hillary's decision to make. |
2017-03-31 8:02 AM in reply to: #5217185 |
New user 175 | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection And The Committee on FI worked under who's command ? |
2017-03-31 9:33 AM in reply to: tuwood |
Oakville | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by tuwood The irony of the desperate left wing, is that there is zero evidence of Trump colluding with Russia and everybody is off the rails, but there's blatant evidence of Hillary and Bill (Obama too) practically working for the Kremlin and it's totally no big deal. To be fair, no evidence that has been released publicly. But doesn't it set off any alarms that Flynn is asking for immunity to testify? My view is that nothing will stick to Trump personally. If anyone from his team is implicated, then they will be thrown under the bus as a rogue operating without Trump's knowledge. |
2017-03-31 9:48 AM in reply to: Scott71 |
Pro 15655 | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by Scott71 Originally posted by tuwood The irony of the desperate left wing, is that there is zero evidence of Trump colluding with Russia and everybody is off the rails, but there's blatant evidence of Hillary and Bill (Obama too) practically working for the Kremlin and it's totally no big deal. To be fair, no evidence that has been released publicly. But doesn't it set off any alarms that Flynn is asking for immunity to testify? My view is that nothing will stick to Trump personally. If anyone from his team is implicated, then they will be thrown under the bus as a rogue operating without Trump's knowledge. Read what Flynn's lawyer wrote. he called it a "witch hunt" and then talked about immunity from "UNFAIR prosecution". Flynn did nothing wrong......but who can trust anybody under this climate? I wouldn't tell them chit without a lawyer and a promise of immunity from whatever crap they wanted to come up with. This whole thing is a joke. The Democrats, in their behavior after losing the election, disgust me. |
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2017-03-31 9:55 AM in reply to: Scott71 |
Champion 10157 Alabama | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by Scott71 Originally posted by tuwood The irony of the desperate left wing, is that there is zero evidence of Trump colluding with Russia and everybody is off the rails, but there's blatant evidence of Hillary and Bill (Obama too) practically working for the Kremlin and it's totally no big deal. To be fair, no evidence that has been released publicly. But doesn't it set off any alarms that Flynn is asking for immunity to testify? My view is that nothing will stick to Trump personally. If anyone from his team is implicated, then they will be thrown under the bus as a rogue operating without Trump's knowledge. "First I heard of it was on the news" How many times did Obama use that one? Plausible deniability is all one needs. The word collusion has been thrown about but I like to see the legal definition of collusion and what US code makes it illegal for candidates to talk to foreign governments during an election? Recall Obama telling Putin "I will have more flexibility after the election" in the hot mic moment. That could certainly be perceived as a promise of good things. So what if Trump told Putin that he would lift the sanctions after he is elected? Is that illegal? It certainly is politically damaging but is it a 'high crime' or misdemeanor? IDK. I've read articles about taking the fifth and most attorneys would advise their client to always take the 5th. Regardless of innocence or guilt. "Amendment’s “basic functions … is to protect innocent men … ‘who otherwise might be ensnared by ambiguous circumstances.” " Nevertheless, I agree the perception of taking the 5th is that someone is hiding something. From what has been made public there certainly appears to be ambiguity. If you talked to the Russians during the election were you colluding? If you publically tell the Russian to find Hillary's lost 30k emails were you 'working with the Russians'? My guess is we will never know the truth because the truth is classified and would harm national intel interests. |
2017-03-31 10:20 AM in reply to: Rogillio |
Pro 15655 | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection I can tell you this.....if there was even the perception that a crime may have been committed anywhere near where I was and someone was investigating that idea I wouldn't talk to ANYONE.....not the police, prosecutor, special investigator, congress, my wife, your wife, my best friend......NOBODY. You'd just have to base your case on evidence that I did something wrong......and if I didn't then I would have no worries that you'd find evidence. But I'll be damned if I'd talk and let some pea brain turn my own words against me in some circumstantial case. Remember this........I have a very keen awareness of this......NEVER talk to the police or other investigating officials about anything that has to do with the possibility of criminal prosecution. NEVER! |
2017-03-31 10:42 AM in reply to: Left Brain |
Champion 10157 Alabama | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection |
2017-03-31 12:24 PM in reply to: Left Brain |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection The Democrats, in their behavior after losing the election, disgust me. Oh please. Contrast that to the Republicans going on and on about Benghazi for how many years *before* the election? They're two sides of the same coin. |
2017-03-31 12:35 PM in reply to: spudone |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by spudone The Democrats, in their behavior after losing the election, disgust me. Oh please. Contrast that to the Republicans going on and on about Benghazi for how many years *before* the election? They're two sides of the same coin. Benghazi was real and people died. It's quite different than a made up collusion to hide spying on political opponents and attempting to subvert the duly elected President. |
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2017-03-31 12:50 PM in reply to: tuwood |
Champion 10157 Alabama | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by spudone The Democrats, in their behavior after losing the election, disgust me. Oh please. Contrast that to the Republicans going on and on about Benghazi for how many years *before* the election? They're two sides of the same coin. Benghazi was real and people died. It's quite different than a made up collusion to hide spying on political opponents and attempting to subvert the duly elected President. Yeah, that's what I was gonna say. "Is there any evidence that the US didn't respond properly to the Benghazi attack?" "You mean besides the 4 dead bodies?" "Is there any evidence that Trump campaign colluded with the Russians during the elections?" "Uh...well....uh.....no...but Hillary lost....and....uh....well, Trump is a jerk who hates blacks, woman, Hispanics and puppies." |
2017-03-31 12:58 PM in reply to: Rogillio |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by Rogillio Originally posted by tuwood Yeah, that's what I was gonna say. "Is there any evidence that the US didn't respond properly to the Benghazi attack?" "You mean besides the 4 dead bodies?" "Is there any evidence that Trump campaign colluded with the Russians during the elections?" "Uh...well....uh.....no...but Hillary lost....and....uh....well, Trump is a jerk who hates blacks, woman, Hispanics and puppies." Originally posted by spudone The Democrats, in their behavior after losing the election, disgust me. Oh please. Contrast that to the Republicans going on and on about Benghazi for how many years *before* the election? They're two sides of the same coin. Benghazi was real and people died. It's quite different than a made up collusion to hide spying on political opponents and attempting to subvert the duly elected President. And what is a "proper response"? You could send a team and maybe they save everyone. Or maybe someone else dies like Trump's raid in Yemen. Step back from the partisanship for 5 minutes and be objective. I thought Benghazi warranted investigation, but it should've been an independent investigator -- and I think the same about the situation this year. Partisanship just drags these things out for years because the goal is headlines and not real answers. |
2017-03-31 12:59 PM in reply to: spudone |
Pro 15655 | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by spudone The Democrats, in their behavior after losing the election, disgust me. Oh please. Contrast that to the Republicans going on and on about Benghazi for how many years *before* the election? They're two sides of the same coin. Dude you can't possibly be serious. This entire campaign by the Democrats and Liberals to find ANYTHING on Trump is forking ridiculous beyond words. NOTHING the Republicans did could possibly match the whining masses of today's Democrats. LMAO |
2017-03-31 1:03 PM in reply to: spudone |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by spudone Originally posted by Rogillio Originally posted by tuwood Yeah, that's what I was gonna say. "Is there any evidence that the US didn't respond properly to the Benghazi attack?" "You mean besides the 4 dead bodies?" "Is there any evidence that Trump campaign colluded with the Russians during the elections?" "Uh...well....uh.....no...but Hillary lost....and....uh....well, Trump is a jerk who hates blacks, woman, Hispanics and puppies." Originally posted by spudone The Democrats, in their behavior after losing the election, disgust me. Oh please. Contrast that to the Republicans going on and on about Benghazi for how many years *before* the election? They're two sides of the same coin. Benghazi was real and people died. It's quite different than a made up collusion to hide spying on political opponents and attempting to subvert the duly elected President. And what is a "proper response"? You could send a team and maybe they save everyone. Or maybe someone else dies like Trump's raid in Yemen. Step back from the partisanship for 5 minutes and be objective. I thought Benghazi warranted investigation, but it should've been an independent investigator -- and I think the same about the situation this year. Partisanship just drags these things out for years because the goal is headlines and not real answers. My opinion is there are two very different issues with Benghazi. There's the actual attack and the response we took and on that accord I tend to agree with you because it's the fog of war and mistakes were made. Anyone could have made mistakes and I give them a big benefit of the doubt looking back. |
2017-03-31 1:17 PM in reply to: tuwood |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection If transparency is your goal, you should want it now also. The questions being asked are pretty much: - Did Russia attempt to influence our election (this is pretty clear from our intel services, and from computer forensics). |
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2017-03-31 1:33 PM in reply to: spudone |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by spudone If transparency is your goal, you should want it now also. The questions being asked are pretty much: - Did Russia attempt to influence our election (this is pretty clear from our intel services, and from computer forensics). I know the Mainstream media and the DNC have been pushing the narrative that "it's pretty clear", but when you look at the actual evidence it's not so clear after all: I've seen several reports of "the evidence" and it really boils down to Podesta being hacked by a tool that some Russians use to hack, but it's readily available to anyone. I'm not saying they didn't hack his emails, but to say that it's clear the Russians did is taking great liberties with the actual evidence. I'll even go so far as to say that even if Vlad himself was staying up late hacking Podesta's emails it had absolutely nothing to do with the election. What impacted the election was what was in those emails and nobody ever contended they were fake. Hillary and her campaign were seriously F'd up people that were very very sick. That's what influenced the election. That all being said, I did see this a little bit ago about Putin released some info on the Russian spies so I need to factor this into my opinion. |
2017-03-31 1:47 PM in reply to: 0 |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Crowdstrike has a small writeup on some of the code they found, if you want to dive into more technical details:
And yes you better believe if they were doing this to the DNC, they were also digging around in the RNC (the RNC, to my knowledge, did not ask Crowdstrike to investigate their systems, however). Edit: btw reading the article you linked -- it's interesting to note that the Ukrainians had a huge ammo depot explode in Kharkiv last week. Maybe Crowdstrike wasn't that far off the mark... Edited by spudone 2017-03-31 2:00 PM |
2017-03-31 4:45 PM in reply to: tuwood |
Veteran 1019 St. Louis | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by Bob Loblaw Originally posted by tuwood Hillary sold 20% of our Uranium to Russia and was paid hundreds of millions of dollars into her "charity" for it? FFS. You see, here's the problem with the internet. A "news story" that has been thoroughly debunked continues to be thrown around like facts because FoxNews and MSNBC (not to mention the ridiculously bad ones like Breitbart and Occupy Democrats) keep pushing their right/left agenda. Some extremely partisan website throws together a story based on rumors and half-thruths, that turns in to uninformed tweets, and social media runs with it turns in to a fact. Fork it, let's investigate. Everyone. Investigate the whole damn lot of them. Clinton, Trump, Obama, Kushner, Podesta, Flynn. They can all share a jail cell together.
Maybe you can help me with my fake news facts. Did we sell 20% of our Uranium to a Russian company? If these are all false, then I'll agree with you that it's fake news. The irony of the desperate left wing, is that there is zero evidence of Trump colluding with Russia and everybody is off the rails, but there's blatant evidence of Hillary and Bill (Obama too) practically working for the Kremlin and it's totally no big deal. Personally I love the Russia narrative because the more it gets pushed the more comes out about how corrupt the DNC is and America sees the true Democratic party. 1) The US didn't sell anything because we didn't own anything. The mines are located in the US, but they were owned and operated by a private Canadian company. A private Russian company then bought up enough stock to become majority shareholders. Free market capitalism at work. And quite frankly, odds are they didn't care about the US mines. They don't have the permits to export our uranium, and the US mines have a fraction of the production of the Kazakhstan mines they also acquired in the buyout. 2) The State Department was one of nine US agencies that reviewed the deal and advised to the President on whether or not the deal posed a risk to US security. Hillary says she had no input in the State Department's review. Maybe that's true, maybe that's 100% horsechit. Doesn't matter. Either way, Hillary could not approve or reject any deal. The only thing she could do is be one of nine recommendations to Obama. None of the other eight opposed the deal, and only Obama had the final authority to stop the free market buyout between two foreign companies. So at the very least, blame Obama. Should be easy enough, it's pretty much been the GOP playbook for the last 8 years. 3) Of the $140 million the Clinton foundation received from Uranium One stock holders, $131 million came from a single guy who donated in 2007-2008 during her presidential run. Was it pay for play? Probably. But has was paying to play with a president that never came to be. And Mr. Giustro quit Uranium One years before the buyout took place, so the guy who accounted for 90% of the donations had nothing to gain from the buyout. At best you can say Hillary took a few million to strongly urge Obama to not oppose the buyout as long as eight other government agencies also don't object to it. But that just doesn't have the same panache as Hillary sold 20% of our uranium to Russia. This information isn't new, but you have to step away from Breitbart and Trump's twitter feed to find it. Hillary is crooked as chit, we all know it. I won't lose a second of sleep if she spends the rest of her life in jail. But when you asked where's the investigations in to these things, well who owns Congress and the White House? What are they waiting for, the Dems to launch an investigation? Didn't Trump pledge to have his AG investigate and lock her up? So do it already. Or maybe realize that Hillary lost and turn your focus on running the country instead of the constant deflections. I'm so not a liberal and then I get on here and just end up all the way to the left. I need to take a break from this site. Hope you all have injury free seasons full of PR's. I'm out. |
2017-04-01 3:05 PM in reply to: Bob Loblaw |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Don't take too long of a break Bob, I do enjoy your inputs. I really do. |
2017-04-01 3:06 PM in reply to: tuwood |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection |
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2017-04-03 6:15 PM in reply to: 0 |
Pro 15655 | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection So right now foxnews.com has major headlines that Susan Rice is the "unmasker" in the Russia surveillance dust up. There are maybe 10 stories about it and who she may have received orders from....or not, etc. MSNBC has "All the President does is watch TV" as one of it's top stories,along with the Dem fillibuster, and whether Ivanka has a conflict of intrerest problem.....not a word on Rice. CNN is all over the SCOTUS fillibuster, but not a word on Rice. Are the Dems worried about Russia/Trump connection or nah? LMAO Edited by Left Brain 2017-04-03 6:16 PM |
2017-04-03 7:07 PM in reply to: Left Brain |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by Left Brain So right now foxnews.com has major headlines that Susan Rice is the "unmasker" in the Russia surveillance dust up. There are maybe 10 stories about it and who she may have received orders from....or not, etc. MSNBC has "All the President does is watch TV" as one of it's top stories,along with the Dem fillibuster, and whether Ivanka has a conflict of intrerest problem.....not a word on Rice. CNN is all over the SCOTUS fillibuster, but not a word on Rice. Are the Dems worried about Russia/Trump connection or nah? LMAO My wife always watches NBC news and it's been "Muh Russia" "Muh Russia" "Muh Russia" every night for over a month. However, tonight there wasn't a peep about it. Nothing about Trump spying or anything. I just kind of chuckled because it's the closest thing to them saying "oh crap, we were wrong" I could have asked for. CBS, NBC, CNN, and ABC are all desperately pretending Susan Rice's bombshell unmasking of classified information and spying on Trump for over a year is a non-story. It's been reported by Susan Rice that the unmasking was a spontaneous reaction sparked by a hateful YouTube video. Quite likely one of the Donald Trump #THUGLIFE videos. |
2017-04-03 7:20 PM in reply to: tuwood |
Pro 15655 | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by Left Brain So right now foxnews.com has major headlines that Susan Rice is the "unmasker" in the Russia surveillance dust up. There are maybe 10 stories about it and who she may have received orders from....or not, etc. MSNBC has "All the President does is watch TV" as one of it's top stories,along with the Dem fillibuster, and whether Ivanka has a conflict of intrerest problem.....not a word on Rice. CNN is all over the SCOTUS fillibuster, but not a word on Rice. Are the Dems worried about Russia/Trump connection or nah? LMAO
It's been reported by Susan Rice that the unmasking was a spontaneous reaction sparked by a hateful YouTube video. Quite likely one of the Donald Trump #THUGLIFE videos. "I'll get you my pretty".........que the house falling on her. |
2017-04-04 8:38 AM in reply to: Left Brain |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: Russia - Trump connection |
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