Flynn in major trouble for speaking to Russia about sanctions

[djohn2oo8]

One has to wonder what his mindset is today. Keep the investigation going or shut it down.

[Brazil]

innocent or guilty of what exactly? Name the crime

ask Trump Lawyer, he brought it up not me.. Mueller won't indict Trump because he is president, the underline here is if he was a regular citizen, Mueller would have indicted him

[DarrinS]

Already named it. Multiple times. Carry that Russian flag Darryl.

Why can’t you name it?

[RandomGuy]

ut the fact that the meeting was unproductive apparently did little to diminish the appreciation of the Agalarovs for Trump.

“I have a delivery question,” Goldstone wrote in an email the next day to Rhona Graff, Trump’s secretary. “Emin and Aras have a fairly sizable birthday gift for Mr. Trump and I would like to know exactly how and where we should deliver it on Tuesday.”

Goldstone later in his testimony described the gift as a large painting. After being told by Trump’s security chief, Keith Schiller, that there was now “TSA-style scanning and security” at Trump Tower, Goldstone arranged to have a New Jersey-based friend of Emin Agalarov deliver the gift, along with a personal note from Aras Agalarov to Trump.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/senate-te...224925066.html

[RandomGuy]

Why can’t you name it?

Money laundering. Not sure how many times I have to step you through it.

Accepting gifts from foreign nationals during a campaign probably trigger others.

Obstruction of justice, also a crime.

Enough for impeachment, unless the presidents party betrays the country to protect itself. Not that will stop you from clapping your hands, singing happy songs, and keep pulling the lever for a group of people who put their interests over that of the country at every chance they get.

[djohn2oo8]

[djohn2oo8]

Why can’t you name it?

Already did and you ignored it. Good to see that you supposedly don't care if Trump goes to jail

[DarrinS]

Money laundering. Not sure how many times I have to step you through it.

Accepting gifts from foreign nationals during a campaign probably trigger others.

Obstruction of justice, also a crime.

Enough for impeachment, unless the presidents party betrays the country to protect itself. Not that will stop you from clapping your hands, singing happy songs, and keep pulling the lever for a group of people who put their interests over that of the country at every chance they get.

Yes, those are crimes. Has he been accused of those by Mueller?

[boutons_deux]

unless the presidents party betrays the country to protect itself

Repugs won't convict Trash, because all the Repugs care about is pleasing the oligarchy, and Trash's crimes, ethics, morals don't impinge.

[djohn2oo8]

Yes, those are crimes. Has he been accused of those by Mueller?

holy that goalpost move

[DarrinS]

[djohn2oo8]

Oh yeah Darrin surely doesn't care.

[Pavlov]

lol wall of tweets already posted

What is your concern, Darrin?

And since I know you haven't, I suggest you read the actual NYT article and not just the spin.

[TSA]

[djohn2oo8]

Whats the new conspiracy theory?

[TSA]

The Unraveling

[Pavlov]

Yeah, that's not what "spawned" it at all.

Nice spin attempt tho.

[djohn2oo8]

All these Russians

[djohn2oo8]

[TSA]

Yeah, that's not what "spawned" it at all.

Nice spin attempt tho.

Ok what "spawned" it?

[Pavlov]

Ok what "spawned" it?

The NYT's guilt for running the "no ties" article.

Pretty simple.

[Pavlov]

The Unraveling

I'll ask again, TSA -- what is the conspiracy theory today and how does it work?

[TSA]

The Unraveling

Halper, a veteran of the Nixon, Ford and Reagan administrations, unsolicitedly contacted Papadopoulos on Sept. 2 with an offer to fly the Trump associate to London for several nights to discuss a policy paper about energy issues in Turkey, Cyprus and Israel. Papadopoulos, who has worked on energy issues at various think tanks, accepted the offer and flew to London.

Papadopoulos and Halper met several times during that stay, having dinner one night at the Travellers Club, an Old London gentleman’s club frequented by international diplomats. They were accompanied by Halper’s assistant, a Turkish woman named Azra Turk. Sources familiar with Papadopoulos’s claims about his trip say Turk flirted with him during their encounters and later on in email exchanges.

Papadopoulos wrote the paper and delivered it in early October. He was paid $3,000 for the work. Days before making that payment, Halper had finalized a contract with the Office of Net Assessment, the Pentagon’s think tank. Federal records show that Halper has been paid $928,800 since 2012 for work on four policy projects for the Pentagon

"Emails were also brought up during Papadopoulos’s meetings with Halper, though not by the Trump associate, according to sources familiar with his version of events. The sources say that during conversation, Halper randomly brought up Russians and emails. Papadopoulos has told people close to him that he grew su ious of Halper because of the remark."

[TSA]

The NYT's guilt for running the "no ties" article.

Pretty simple.

[Pavlov]

Halper, a veteran of the Nixon, Ford and Reagan administrations, unsolicitedly contacted Papadopoulos on Sept. 2 with an offer to fly the Trump associate to London for several nights to discuss a policy paper about energy issues in Turkey, Cyprus and Israel. Papadopoulos, who has worked on energy issues at various think tanks, accepted the offer and flew to London.

Papadopoulos and Halper met several times during that stay, having dinner one night at the Travellers Club, an Old London gentleman’s club frequented by international diplomats. They were accompanied by Halper’s assistant, a Turkish woman named Azra Turk. Sources familiar with Papadopoulos’s claims about his trip say Turk flirted with him during their encounters and later on in email exchanges.

Papadopoulos wrote the paper and delivered it in early October. He was paid $3,000 for the work. Days before making that payment, Halper had finalized a contract with the Office of Net Assessment, the Pentagon’s think tank. Federal records show that Halper has been paid $928,800 since 2012 for work on four policy projects for the Pentagon

"Emails were also brought up during Papadopoulos’s meetings with Halper, though not by the Trump associate, according to sources familiar with his version of events. The sources say that during conversation, Halper randomly brought up Russians and emails. Papadopoulos has told people close to him that he grew su ious of Halper because of the remark."

What is today's conspiracy theory and how does it work, TSA?