dj wrote (View Post): |
Richard Engle interviews the Russian "lawyer" again, she changed her story again, this time claims to be an informant for Russian state attorney general. Interesting, I wonder what her interpretation of informant means. Very evasive choice of words....
"...emails appear to show a correspondence between Veselnitskaya and an official in Russia's state prosecutor's office coordinating a response to a case brought forward by the U.S. Department of Justice. ...newly discovered communications between Veselnitskaya and the Russian government indicate that the lawyer held a level of influence within the Kremlin, undercutting her long-held insistence that she was merely a private attorney." https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/04/27/emails-show-new-ties-between-trump-tower-russian-and-kremlin-nbc.html |
MajorFrank wrote (View Post): |
As a Finn Russia isn't an abstraction to me, it's the reason why we have mandatory military service. Also WW 2 history kind of shows that we've had some quarrels with them. |
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It'll take a really long time until Russia is as modern and humane as most European nations are.
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MajorFrank wrote (View Post): |
As a Finn Russia isn't an abstraction to me, it's the reason why we have mandatory military service. Also WW 2 history kind of shows that we've had some quarrels with them. It'll take a really long time until Russia is as modern and humane as most European nations are.
Not sure about the Trump-collusion thing. A lot if might be smoke and mirrors, but some is true. Russia is always doing some mischief somewhere with espionage etc. So is US. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
[The last time Nordic nation invaded Russia was 400 years ago? |
MajorFrank wrote (View Post): |
As a Finn Russia isn't an abstraction to me, it's the reason why we have mandatory military service. Also WW 2 history kind of shows that we've had some quarrels with them. It'll take a really long time until Russia is as modern and humane as most European nations are.
Not sure about the Trump-collusion thing. A lot if might be smoke and mirrors, but some is true. Russia is always doing some mischief somewhere with espionage etc. So is US. |
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Crazy day in Helsinki. What do they say in Finland? Helsinki just became a very famous city in the world. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Helsinki: Putin never answered yes or no if had compromising info on Trump...wow. |
Dima wrote (View Post): |
of course we did, now we rule the World |
Dima wrote (View Post): | ||
of course we did, now we rule the World |
dj wrote (View Post): |
All Chinese-government subsidized "investors" are literally buying up real estate in California in all cash deals. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Yes but Chinese investors have extreme leverage on US, so they are not too worried retaliatory sanctions. |
HasaniSabbah wrote (View Post): |
How far can you stretch the US rubber band - 800 military bases in more than 70 countries and territories abroad. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Tariffs won't solve anything it is just a bait and switch to appease his fanatical supporters. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Trump is delusional tariffs will be the magic wand to US trade issues. The company I work for also was forced to raise its prices. And now is asking to fund $12B to subsidize farmers whom ironically were some of his strongest supporters. Tariffs won't solve anything it is just a bait and switch to appease his fanatical supporters. He needs to blame himself along with Corporate America, whom could care less about US workers and complicit in China slave labour exploitation.
Meanwhile ExxonMobil sued the US Government for a meager $2M for Russia sanctions violations and Putin hired Steven Seagal to serve as their Russia lobbyist? |
HasaniSabbah wrote (View Post): |
Not sure what Russia hopes to gain from this though. |
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Most of text on link is about late 80-s (when Russians in US was mostly 'refugees' from Soviet state - unlikely acted in lieu of USSR government, because organized crime already posed a serious threat to Soviet regime and regime was in bloody fight with it) and early 90-s (there was no Russia at all as kind of centralized will until 1995, when Yeltsin, faced with badly Chechnya war and re-elections coming, consolidated power and brought "Siloviks' like Putin`s 'Godfather' Primakov closer to him). For now, according to 'investigations' available, Russia spent some 100K USD to make Trump a president. Actually, from 2004 to 2014 Russia spent some 200MIL USD to lobbyism and PR in US with little to no effect (as 2014 proved well). Most of that money was probably just stolen. I think that this 100K was just another attempt to do something, hopeless from start, which, unfortunately, become a gold shot. Or, may be, was found as very effective ground for just another campaign against Russia, cause money comes to SMN`s, not to specific persons in D.C. who would come to the line of fire otherwise. |
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Something really enraged Putin about what Browder found |
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Browder was part of the system - corrupt system of draining out money from Russia. Of course, when the control of system was seized by Kremlin (from foreign powers like Soros), Browder became an unnecessary unit. Instead of gaining compensation and withdraw, he goes to politics, put his employees to danger, lost, fled, now pose himself as 'fighter against corruption'. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Moscow writer Masha Gessen describes Putin in her new book: "the godfather of a mafia clan"
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dj wrote (View Post): |
Well no need to arm separatists in USA |
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JFFulcrum wrote (View Post): |
Will wait for 'small experiment' explanation of Skripal`s case. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Interesting...well did you realize Russians were amongst some of the original investors in Facebook? I new that Putin sent Dmitri to meet with Zuckerberg at least a few times. But when I read this article I was surprised to see Russians helped fund. So U.S. media does not even bother to tell people Facebook has billions of $ in stock value owned by Russians.
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/02/technology/zuckerberg-meets-with-medvedev-in-key-market.html "Russia is also home to two large and early Facebook investors, Alisher Usmanov, a steel tycoon, and Yuri Milner, an expert on monetizing social network traffic in emerging markets. The two partly cashed out in the initial public offering of Facebook stock earlier this year but still own billions of dollars’ worth of shares." |
dj wrote (View Post): |
So it begins...evidence of money laundering and tax fraud. Funds conveniently hidden in shell companies to purchase real estate in NY. Just the tip of the iceberg.
https://www.npr.org/2019/01/08/683238650/russian-lawyer-at-trump-tower-meeting-charged-in-connection-to-money-laundering- |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Active criminal investigation can not show their cards - many audio recordings, texts, video evidence, counter intelligence. Lawyer will testify in public next month on his way to jail. Just wait until tapes released, that's what ended Nixon. |
MajorFrank wrote (View Post): |
It's almost as if the whole of the Trump regime is to create a diversion from the real big issues, like Iraq war repercussions, big social issues like UHC in USA, etc. |
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