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Yeah 19 people have all lawyered up because none of them did anythingWouldn't you if you were being probed for a nothingburger? People like Chuck Schumer talking about 6 ways to Sunday, I'm looking for Shapiro and Cochran
Nice work. He also has a penchant for going after Avante which was another one of Chump's pastimes.
Yeah 19 people have all lawyered up because none of them did anythingWouldn't you if you were being probed for a nothingburger? People like Chuck Schumer talking about 6 ways to Sunday, I'm looking for Shapiro and Cochran
Ummm the source is your own son. This guy is too stupid for his own good.
Trump's lawyer is very good at deflecting and swerving around answering questions though. He was all over the place this morning when Lauer was drilling him about his son.
Of course my views shift.
They shift as new information comes forth. That's how it works. I don't try and actively seek information to confirm a certain view.
The Russia narrative had never been as devious and planned out as some have illustrated. I thought this from the very beginning. When Thread first freaked out and thought Donald was gone I posted he had rushed to judgement. The problem is people want this to be some well thought out plan that comes to fruition. So many times it turns out to be a general plan that gets bungled and has many twists and turns that are purely random or stupid mistakes or just intentions attributed to an individual that has been totally mischaracterized and has some weird hang ups that don't fit the narrative and could not have been predicted.
This is not Sherlock Holmes. Evidence and facts are messy and don't fit well. It's a very unsatisfactory puzzle in most cases. People get into too much fiction and get carried away with this spy and criminal stuff. If you read enough good history you see how bizarre and messed up well thought out plans become. Nice neat collusion is rare yet people concentrate on the stories that are easiest.They publish the easiest stories cause the reader can follow it.
Give me a link or link(s) that accurately describes your thoughts on this lady you are hung on. Or whatever. I'll read it. Honestly I can see Jr going into a meeting not even knowing dealing with foreign countries messing with elections has serious legal issues and can even be treated as treason. I would not doubt it a bit. He obviously does not understand what Russias intentions are under Putin. He may have been told by Dad there is a lot of money to be made in Russia and that's all they know or care about. Now they have larger responsibilities and are just stepping in constantly.
He mopped the in' floor with her in' ass.
Where were you yesterday? You missed all the fun.
Please. I was right here.
I saw ya's---here + on that CNNMSNBC set. You all were vibratin' when Jr. laid out his e-mails. That chubby er, the one on CNN---I thought he was going to have a coronary he was so in' angry.
Jr.
also fabbs
Donald Trump Jr lied about every aspect of meeting. No one should believe 'it didn't go anywhere'
The progression of Trump Jr.'s position can be summarized like this:
* I never represented the campaign in a meeting with a Russian.
* Actually, I did, but the meeting was about adoption.
* Well, the pretext of the meeting was incriminating information about Clinton, but we didn't actually get any.
* This kind of meeting is totally normal.
* The meeting didn't seem like such a bad idea at the time because the media wasn't focused on Russia yet.
The one tiny nail on which Trump Jr is hanging what’s left of his story—and the only thing that’s protecting Kushner and Manafort—is
the idea that this meeting was trivial and didn’t lead to anything else.
Don’t believe it.
https://www.dailykos.com/story/2017/...28Daily+Kos%29
Natalia Veselnitskaya was no stranger, she was important to Trump's business
Veselnitskaya’s official reason for coming to the United States really did have to do with the Magnitsky Act. Not lobbying against the act, but acting as an attorney in a lawsuit against a Russian company accused of money-laundering for the mob.
The specific case in question here is against Prevezon Holdings Ltd., a Cyprus-registered company.
How did Prevezon Holding supposedly move mob money into the United States? By snapping up expensive condos and other real estate. And who was it that Veselnitskaya had come to fight after she made her pitch to Donald Trump Junior?
U. S. District Attorney Preet Bharara.
Donald Trump’s personal attorney has openly bragged that he was the one who told Trump to sack Bharara … for a very specific reason.
According to four sources that spoke to ProPublica, Marc Kasowitz, Trump’s personal lawyer and his primary counsel on matters related to the Russia investigation, had bragged that he was largely responsible for getting the U.S. attorney for New York's Southern District fired.
“This guy is going to get you,” Kasowitz recalled saying to Trump, according to one of the sources.
The connection between Bharara’s cases and Trump–Russia wasn’t immediately obvious. But Bharara hinted heavily that he had been ousted to close down a investigation of corruption related to Trump.
Prevezon appears to be yet another
holding company created expressly for the purpose of turning Russian mob money into American real estate in deals that allow oligarchs to clean their stolen funds and US real estate moguls to pocket fat profits.
Deals exactly like those Trump is known to have used to escape bankruptcy.
Emin Agalarov was more than just someone Trump Jr. had met during the Miss Universe pageant. He was a key contact for the Trump Organization, and their partner on potential deals in Moscow.
Natalia Veselnitskaya was also clearly someone other than the nameless woman who showed up to give Trump Jr. a talk he didn’t want to hear.
Both of them go right back to the core of Trump’s business—which was money laundering.
If all of this is making the world seem pretty small … it’s because it’s all connected.
And the center of that connection is Donald Trump.
https://www.dailykos.com/story/2017/...tail=emaildkre
I'm sure Mueller's team, with financial crime specialists, has seen, or will see, all of Trash's financials, going back many years.
Trump President. Not Clinton.
Trump Jr.’s mysterious meeting with a Russia-connected think tank
Trump’s son says there are no more shoes to drop. Is he sure?
One meeting that Donald Trump Jr. has not fully explained is a speech in Paris on October 11, 2017, just weeks before the election.
In his capacity as a key member of the Trump campaign, Trump Jr. spoke at the meeting at the request of a French think tank, The Center of Political and Foreign Affairs.
Trump Jr. was likely paid about $50,000 for the speech, according to the speaking fees listed by talent booking agency that represents him.
The CFPR has a reputation in the French press as being “openly connected to the Russians.”
It is difficult, however, to track just how connected they are, as France does not require it’s nonprofit organizations to disclose their finances.
The founders of the center have
worked closely with the Russian government to end the conflict in Syria and in 2016,
nominated Russian President Vladimir for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The center’s director, Fabien Baussart, has been described as “a former lobbyist for Russian oligarchs in France.”
He cited Putin’s “peace-making efforts” as reason for his nomination.
One of the founders, Baussart’s wife Randa Kassis, heads a political party called the Movement for a Pluralistic Society, which is in part endorsed by Russia in support of Syrian president Bashar al-Asssad.
https://thinkprogress.org/https-thin...g-9b768b445e74
yet another Trash family payment from Pootin.
In the fall of 2016 he mopped the floor with her wide ass.
Indictments coming soon!
Now Mueller will wipe the floor with his
"Promises, promises...." - Ernie "The Big Cat" Ladd
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