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jlf1961 -> RE: President Trump Was Right To Refuse Britain Apology (4/15/2017 1:38:48 PM)
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Bosco, for some one that claims to be educated and well versed on various government agencies modes of operations you seem to be completely ignorant of certain facts.
1) Friendly intelligence agencies routinely trade (actually give information for use as leverage for favors later) intelligence they think might be important.
2) President Obama did not ask the British to tap any of Trump's people, as has been stated by Trump, his associates and other GOP Trump ass kissers.
3) That information would not have been passed to the US if the British did not think there was something vital to US national security and in turn there own.
Now with the keystone cops showing of denials, back steps, firings, demotions etc, I am, at this point, quite positive that if there was anything going on between the Trump campaign organization and the Russians, I doubt that Donald actually had any knowledge whatsoever of it.
And I am not talking plausible deniability. I really think that Trump was kept out of the loop, which given his business history, would be pretty much the way he works.
If this is the case, and it turns out there was any wrong doing, Trump is only guilty by association, which means he is going to fall because some dick head working for him did something that he had no knowledge of and would not have approved if he had.
While it is true that Donald Trump has engaged in business practices that, while not explicitly illegal, where not ethically acceptable. He has fired and provided evidence of executives that knowingly broke the law without his actual knowledge.
Therefore, it is my opinion, that Donald is being set up to take a fall by people he trusted.
The evidence I present is circumstantial but compelling.
For example, one of Trump's campaign execs arranged a back door meeting with Russian officials through a Dubai government official to discuss lefting of sanctions against Russia.
Now, again this is my opinion, if Trump truly planned to lift those sanctions, he could have done so with an executive order, which he has not even attempted to do.
Also, since his election, Trump holdings in Russia have not benefited from any change in the Russian government, and actually seem to be having more difficulty than before his election.
Besides, while Trump may be a fool in some political aspects, he is not an idiot, if he were trying to hide something, he would do a better job, especially after the Atlantic City casino illegal loan fiasco involving his father.
One thing you can say, Donald Trump never makes the same mistake twice. If he were involved with any illegal or illicit dealings with the Russian government, he would have done a better job at covering it up and he would not have even considered accusing Obama of any surveillance of Trump tower.
While this sounds like a conspiracy theory, but to be honest, it is almost as if he were elected just to fail and either lose the next election or be impeached.
As it stands, the mid terms are in jeopardy for the GOP with the current suspicion of some Russian connection, the GOP head of the intelligence committee is under investigation for ethics violations (funny considering this is the guy that could make or break an investigation) and he is shaking up his dream team staff.
Not to mention the strike on the airfield he ordered in response to the chemical attack failed to accomplish anything, since he was forced to warn the Russians of the attack and they warned the Syrians who moved all the valuable aircraft elsewhere. The base was operational with strikes being flown off it the very next day.
Seriously, there is more to this than the American public is getting to see.
Now, granted, the dems could benefit with taking the mid terms, but the democrat party is usually tripping over its own shadow so this is a bit beyond them. Trump has gone to the mat with some of his staunchest supporters during the election, the far right, pretty much killing any chance of support from them.
And he is not doing all that well with the moderates in his own party.
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