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One Putin Puppet down....

by Chalky

Feb 13, 2017

.....several more to go.

#CorruptRepublicanAdministration

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Chalky In the words of ETS, we aren't privy to the intel reports. Evidently there was enough in them to cause POTUS to ask for his resignation.

On 2/14/17, Cha Cha wrote: > On 2/13/17, Chalky wrote: >> .....several more to go. >> >> #CorruptRepublicanAdministration > > I keep wasting my time clicking on articles that p...See More In the words of ETS, we aren't privy to the intel reports. Evidently there was enough in them to cause POTUS to ask for his resignation.

On 2/14/17, Cha Cha wrote: > On 2/13/17, Chalky wrote: >> .....several more to go. >> >> #CorruptRepublicanAdministration > > I keep wasting my time clicking on articles that people > post that are supposedly "evidence" that Trump and Co. are > colluding with Russia but there is never anything there. > Everything is puffed up to make it appear as if there are > some facts - at long last - but I dig and dig for the > facts and all I get is the "unsubstantiated", "unverified" > dossier that includes the golden showers story. Please. > With all our nation's journalism and espionage/security > talent, and all the greatest technology we have, why can't > somebody come up with some evidence? It cannot be that > difficult! > > We don't know exactly what Flynn said but apparently he > told the Russians not to worry about Obama's sanctions > right now. That seems quite normal to me, aside from the > fact that it might have been classified info or not > appropriate for him to mention in his position and at that > time. If your school district got a new superintendent, new > school board, and a new principal at your school and a > parent asked you about a standing but very unpopular > district policy would it be so terrible if you told the > parent not to worry about the policy because it might get > changed with the new change of management? It wouldn't be > kosher and professional --- but would it be equivalent to > treason? > > Further, suppose the parent came to you and said "you spoke > out of turn and unless you pay me $5000, I will tell your > supervisors what you told me"...would you pay the > blackmail? Of course not. > > The Justice Dept was just following procedure, to flag a > situation in which an official MIGHT, MIGHT be blackmailed > by Russia. That is not evidence of guilt. Paying black mail > for such a minor infraction is a stupid idea.

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