Apparently Russia did not take it as a joke.Termin8tor » 27 Jan 2019 11:42 am » wrote:Oh my gosh, he made a joke! Impeach! Impeach! Impeach!Misty » 27 Jan 2019 11:15 am » wrote:ON JULY 27TH, 2016, FIVE DAYS AFTER ROGER STONE COMMUNICATED WITH WIKILEAKS THROUGH AN INTERMEDIARY, TRUMP SAID THIS:![]()
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It was in the 29-page indictment by the special counsel’s office that charged 12 Russians with election hacking.Termin8tor » 27 Jan 2019 11:42 am » wrote:Given that they never turned over the computer to the FBI, how do you know that?Misty » 27 Jan 2019 11:15 am » wrote:AND THAT SAME DAY, RUSSIA FOR THE FIRST TIME TRIED TO HACK INTO SERVERS IN HILLARY CLINTON'S PERSONAL CAMPAIGN OFFICE.
Here you go Precious.Termin8tor » 29 Jan 2019 9:42 am » wrote:(The usual ****.)
Trump and his intel chiefs are worlds apart on ISIS, North Korea, Russia, border.
The Senate Intelligence Committee's annual worldwide threats hearing, featuring public testimony Tuesday from the heads of the CIA, the FBI and other intelligence agencies, seemed at times to be taking place on a different planet than the one President Donald Trump inhabits.
Point by point, the country's top intelligence leaders demolished some of the key national security claims Trump has made since he took office.
The president said ISIS has been defeated.
The intelligence leaders said the terror group had thousands of fighters and was still plotting attacks.
The president said North Korea was no longer a nuclear threat.
The intelligence chiefs said North Korea is unlikely to give up its nuclear weapons.
The president cast doubt on whether Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
The intelligence experts said the Russians had been so successful they were plotting even more sophisticated efforts in 2020.
Perhaps most strikingly, in hours of discussion of security threats, the intelligence chiefs did not once mention the need for a wall along the southern border, which Trump has portrayed as the single most pressing need facing the country.
The written threats assessment made clear that most of the illicit drugs entering the U.S. from the south come through legal ports of entry.
Given that every conservative source in the country largely accepts my claim about this huge abuse of power and most believe Hillary Clinton committed lots of felonies, my post isn't ****.Here you go Precious."The usual ****"
what were Trump and his operatives looking for anyway?
Evidence of Hillary Clinton's countless felonies as she and her fake husband enriched themselves by selling access, government funding, favors and foreign policy.
About which you don't give a rat's ***.
Why did you cut that out, psycho?
Of course you would never read anything like that, because you prefer to remain willfully ignorant.
I turn on the lunatics on MS-LSD to see if they finally have one single shred of evidence of criminal activity by Trump and I ask you all the time, but still nothing, zero, zip, nada.
And that's truly, truly ironic coming from the psychopath who refuses to read evidence of the biggest scandal in US history.
I didn't see one single direct quote by Trump, so unless you provide them, I assume it's more Fake News from the corrupt liberal MSM.Here you go Precious.
You always downplay 45's lies as trivial by saying that Obama and Clinton lied about 'literal life and death issues.'
It's not FAKE News you stupid jackass.Termin8tor » 29 Jan 2019 8:59 pm » wrote:I didn't see one single direct quote by Trump, so unless you provide them, I assume it's more Fake News from the corrupt liberal MSM.Here you go Precious.
You always downplay 45's lies as trivial by saying that Obama and Clinton lied about 'literal life and death issues.'
WTF is he talking to Putin about that he doesn't even want his own people to know about?Trump Had Yet Another Secret Meeting With Putin
It’s been a rough month for anyone still pretending that President Trump’s relationship with Russia is on the level.
The Financial Times reported on Tuesday that when Trump spoke with Vladimir Putin during the G-20 summit in November, no U.S. official was on hand to take notes.
The only other two people present for the conversation, which lasted roughly 15 minutes, were First Lady Melania Trump and Putin’s translator.
The group was reportedly “among the last to leave” their table.
Though the White House had acknowledged that the two spoke informally while in Argentina, the conversation was “longer and more substantive” than had been implied previously.
The White House also failed to note that no official was present as the two leaders spoke.
The news comes just weeks after the Washington Post reported that Trump went out of his way to hide details of his conversation with Putin at the 2017 G-20 summit in Hamburg, Germany.
Though a U.S. translator was present at that meeting, Trump confiscated her notes and told her not to discuss what was said with any other administration officials (then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was also present).
During a dinner that night, Trump sought out Putin for a second, informal meeting that lasted close to an hour.
He didn’t tell advisers about this second meeting, and the White House didn’t confirm it took place until after it was reported on days later.
Didn't you say this?Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 11:25 am » wrote:How typical of a psychopathic leftist.It's not FAKE News you stupid jackass.
You know damn well that 45 has said that North Korea is no longer a threat and that ISIS was defeated and all that other stuff.
To pretend that you do not know those things, shows just what a lying sack of **** you are.
Falsely accuse me of lying, then censor my response.
Termin8tor » 29 Jan 2019 8:59 pm » wrote:I didn't see one single direct quote by Trump, so unless you provide them, I assume it's more Fake News from the corrupt liberal MSM.


What a bunch of hogwash.Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 11:27 am » wrote:Did you forget that there were many felonious leaks early in his administration, psycho?WTF is he talking to Putin about that he doesn't even want his own people to know about?
Felonies about which you didn't give a rat's ***?
And they were doing terrible damage to his governance.
And 'maybe' it had to do with something totally nefarious.Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 11:27 am » wrote:What was Trump doing? Maybe it had to do with legitimate foreign policy like this:
In exchange for North Korea dismantling its weapons, Russia secretly offered a nuclear plant
The proposal was aimed at resolving deadlocked negotiations with the Trump administration over the North’s nuclear weapons program, said U.S. officials familiar with the discussions.
By John Hudson and Ellen Nakashima
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/na ... story.html
Seeking evidence from what then CIA director Mike Pompeo called a 'non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like Russia.'Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 11:29 am » wrote:They were seeking evidence of the Clinton's vast corruption and countless related felonies.Flashback to 2017:
The Secret Correspondence Between Donald Trump Jr. and WikiLeaks
This correspondence went on throughout the campaign and after the election up to as late as July of 2017.
In April of 2017, then CIA Director Mike Pompeo said that WikiLeaks was a 'Hostile Intelligence Service' often abetted by state foreign actors like Russia.
So Trump Junior knew that while he was dealing with WikiLeaks.
He did not EXAGGERATE.Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 11:48 am » wrote:Oh my gosh, Trump exaggerated! Impeach! Impeach! Impeach!![]()
North Korea is no longer launching missiles toward Japan.
It is no longer testing nuclear weapons.
Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 1:20 pm » wrote:You've been lying and smearing... (and other and sundry aberrations, ramifications, fixations, lamentations, prevarications, hallucinations, and incantations)

He doesn't quit.indago » 30 Jan 2019 1:29 pm » wrote:I see you are busy again today...Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 1:20 pm » wrote:You've been lying and smearing... (and other and sundry aberrations, ramifications, fixations, lamentations, prevarications, hallucinations, and incantations)
Termin8tor . . . . . . . . Misty
Yes, like all leftists you can't tolerate that the truth be seen.He doesn't quit.
I alteady moved a bunch of his **** to the PG.
Are you really this **** stupid or are you just playing dumb?Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 1:20 pm » wrote:Who says they necessarily were his people? I doubt felonies were committed by Trump appointees, but we know beyond doubt that many, many felonies have been committed by corrupt Obama / Deep State Officials.Misty » 30 Jan 2019 12:06 pm » wrote:What a bunch of hogwash.
So you're saying that he can't trust his own people?
You know, the 'best' people that he himself appointed?
You wouldn't know the truth if it slapped you upside your pointy little tin foil hat wearing head.Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 2:07 pm » wrote:Yes, like all leftists you can't tolerate that the truth be seen.He doesn't quit.
I already moved a bunch of his **** to the PG.
The DOJ says a pro-Russia Twitter account used nonpublic Mueller info for disinformation.
A pro-Russian Twitter account used information from a criminal case that special counsel Robert Mueller's team brought against a Russian social media company as part of a disinformation campaign, according to a new filing from the Justice Department.
That publication of documents that had been shared with defense attorneys, but not made public in the ongoing case, was yet another disinformation campaign from Russia -- this time aimed at discrediting Mr. Mueller's investigation, federal prosecutors wrote in the filing Wednesday.
"Certain non-sensitive discovery materials in the defense's possession appear to have been altered and disseminated as part of a disinformation campaign aimed (apparently) at discrediting ongoing investigations into Russian interference in the U.S. political system," prosecutors wrote.
The documents -- though they did not contain sensitive information that could harm American national security -- should have never reached the public's view, the prosecutors said.
In late October, the account @HackingRedstone posted on Twitter a webpage with documents from the criminal case against Concord Management and Consulting. The computer that had published the documents was in Russia, the FBI found. Some of the documents contained numbers and labels that the Justice Department had used to organize the evidence electronically.
But the US government and Mr. Mueller's office hadn't been hacked. Instead, prosecutors say individuals who had access to the evidence in the case may have spread it.
https://www.post-gazette.com/news/natio ... 1901300153
Take your deep state coup and shove it up your *** you stupid ignoramus.Termin8tor » 30 Jan 2019 2:20 pm » wrote:Oh look, little Miss Marxist is again censoring information about the Deep State Coup against Trump.
Like all leftists, she can't allow the truth to be seen.