So do you think that they'll return Air Force One back to the U.S. after Trump escapes?

Maybe this is how Melania escapes from Trumps clutches!
I can see it now. Melania waving at Air Force One as it lifts off, a huge
smile on her face, and shouting at Trump "Bye, Bye Bitch.

 

Pardon me?

 

I see what you did there. LOL

Or is it that I need tio cut back on my meds again ?

 

That will literally never happen.

This isn't a spy novel.

 

What's much more likely is that Trump rolls on somebody in order to avoid jail time if he's facing any. He's sure to have gotten involved with some shady political influencers besides the ones connected to Russia and I'm sure would offer them up in a heartbeat. He's got no loyalty to anybody and never has. He's like a cockroach.

 

I'm sure a few of us wouldn't mind if YOU had a meeting to have Vlad putin while you putout and not return.

 

By the way, when Trump starts handing over Uranium rights or collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches in Russia, get back to us.

 

From 'Lest ye be Judged ~ 2029'

...With his work done, his child-sized hands grabbed everyone in his cabinet one after the other saying goodbye (‘his pussies,’ misunderstanding the word ‘posse,’ although, maybe not). Turning to those wealthy bidding him farewell on the south lawn, he issued a final warning as he prepared to leave the country.

"Just as I promised, the nation is yours! Just be careful that the ‘deep state’ doesn’t try and sabotage your efforts like they did mine!"

The Mad Clown never understood why they all laughed hysterically, or why those tattooed Russian thugs dragged him onto Marine One as he kept shouting "hey! Watch the hair pal!" Perhaps the first one to speak up as he flew away, offered some indication.

"What an ass-clown! Deep State? We are the Deep State!"


Hush....an alias

 

Who could Trump possibly "roll" on?

 

How little you know about the world....

You really think Trump is the only majorly corrupt Republican? He didn't invent the political machine. The one thing he has always been good at is finding similarly corrupt people for beneficial arrangements. Those kinds of people are all over Washington and are connected to some of the biggest politicians in the government. Trump is nothing compared to that.

 

My point was... Who would listen?

 

Putin would have Trump disappear because he knows too much and is no longer any use to him.

 

Now that's a really harsh, but possible reality, isn't it?

 

Interesting fantasy, but the main problem with it is, Trump has no one to roll over on.

His credibility is zero, so he would have to present hard evidence such as documents, audio and video tapes. Anything of that nature would only get him in deeper, so you can bet, if it ever existed, it won't be around long. Whatever he could offer prosecutors, it wouldn't be enough to get him consideration. In any case, Trump is not likely to face charges in court, unless a real financial crime was committed. This could be anything from accepting payment in exchange for one of his executive orders, maybe taking money from a contract prison operator, or most likely of all, income tax evasion.

It's comforting to say things like "they're all just as bad," when your guy is clearly the worst, but it doesn't wash in the light of day. It just spares you the public embarrassment of backing a losing horse.

 

I don't think Putin would waste his energy on that. It's not like he cultivated it for decades or something. Just an opportunity that presented itself.

More likely would be one of the powerful people he got into bed with taking him out before he can talk. But I highly doubt that would happen. It would be a disaster for whoever was behind it.

Think of the meetings the people in his circle including his family have had over the past two to three years. There's a lot they could say about a lot of people both here and abroad. The trick would be proving those people benefited politically somehow.

Even if he couldn't put anybody in jail, I guarantee you he'd out everybody who made deals with him and pushed him to push this or that piece of legislation just to get more attention and take everybody down with him. He could pull the whole thing apart, which makes me laugh thinking about how the Republicans thought they could control him.

 

Some Russian experts have been pointing out the reason Paul Manafort is not cooperating with Mueller isn't out of loyalty for Trump. It is because he knows if he does Putin will put out a hit on him. And if he can't get to Manafort he will go after his family members.

 

It's hilarious being projected onto by somebody who can't think beyond black and white and one side or the other.

I'm an independent, you dipshit. I have never voted Republican because Republicans are no longer moderate.

Do go on and parrot whatever you've read though. It's amusing.

 

Brennan plays into Trump’s hands

8/22/18


John Brennan may not know it, but he is acting in a drama scripted and produced by Donald J. Trump.

As Eli Lake of Bloomberg perceptively observed, President Trump isn’t trying to silence Brennan by revoking his security clearance, as the former CIA director’s defenders insist, but elevate him as a foil.

Trump couldn’t hope for a better poster boy for the so-called deep state than a former CIA director who immediately began to sound like a commentator for MSNBC upon leaving government — and, indeed, signed up as a commentator for MSNBC.

It has been the usual practice of former top intelligence professionals to keep their political opinions, and especially their wild-eyed rants, to themselves. They understand that having been entrusted with some of the most sensitive powers of the U.S. government, they should show forbearance and restraint lest they undermine the reputations of their institutions.

Brennan has had no such compunction. Granted, he’s acted under provocation. Trump has goaded him on Twitter and launched extraordinary broadsides against the work of U.S. intelligence agencies.

Trump often sounds like the guy popping off down at the end of the bar. He’s transformed Brennan, who is supposed to be the consummate career intelligence official, into the guy down at the other end of the bar.

Advantage: Trump. The president always benefits from the fact that his brand depends on violating norms, whereas if his opponents are baited into violating norms in return, they diminish themselves and their cause.

So it is that a former CIA director is combating a president who maintains that the top echelons of the intelligence establishment hated him by demonstrating his hatred for him. Once Brennan made the decision to begin letting loose, he inevitably got sucked into the vortex of the #Resistance — that’s where the Twitter followers, the cable hits and the adulation of half the political spectrum are.

This element of our politics rewards the most sweeping and thoughtless condemnations of Trump, which Brennan readily provides, despite recently occupying a post that depended on discrimination and care in expression and thought.

In a notorious tweet, he accused the president of “nothing short of treason” for his craven performance at a joint press conference with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.

This was the first time on record that a prominent elected official ever committed treason — which usually involves giving away the nation’s secrets or compromising intelligence assets — at a public event extensively covered by the international media.

What did Brennan mean by his charge? He apparently doesn’t know. Pressed by Rachel Maddow of MSNBC, Brennan explained, incoherently, that “I said it was nothing short of treasonous. I didn’t mean that he committed treason.” Oh. Asked point-blank if he thinks that the president is serving the Russian government, he said that “I scratch my head a lot,” not the usual standard for alleging that someone committed a capital offense.

Brennan’s conceit is that there aren’t enough people already saying stupid and inflammatory things on Twitter and TV — the nation needs his voice, too.

This has made him the ideal target for Trump, since even some of the former intelligence officials who oppose the revocation of his security clearance are uncomfortable with how he has conducted himself.

The president’s adversaries may consider this unfair, but the institutions Trump targets are best-served by not responding in kind. If the president says that the press can’t be trusted because it’s so biased, the press should react by being less biased rather than more. If he says that he’s being undone by a deep state conspiracy, former intelligence officials should be more restrained rather than less.

Brennan either doesn’t understand this dynamic or doesn’t care. He has threatened a lawsuit, and Trump has welcomed one. The president is happy for a war with the most unhinged representative of the intelligence community at hand, and John O. Brennan is playing his role flawlessly.

 

People also do a lot of talking out their ass about stuff they don't even know.

According to the Steele dossier and other sources Putin has in fact been grooming Trump to be Russian asset for decades. Which is why they lent Trump money and got him into Russian money laundering.

 

Do you have any idea how unlikely that is?

Putin might not care what the world thinks of him but he isn't stupid.