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The facts are that Trump's campaign manager, Paul Manafort, gave a Russian intermediary, Konstantin

Author: TyroneIrish (20600 Posts - Joined: Oct 8, 2020)
Posted at 3:02 pm on Feb 14, 2024
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Kilimnik, internal polling data. Now, in order to PROVE collusion, you'd need evidence of what happened to that material after Mr. Kilimnik received it...and evidence that Mr. Manafort's actions were known and acknowledged by Mr. Trump...sadly, we don't have that information due to a lack of cooperation on the part of anyone associated with the Trump campaign. and are left with only questions...questions that needed to be added to others, like...why did DJT Jr. lie about a meeting with a well placed Russian attorney and exclaim he'd "love" to receive from her, compromising material regarding Hillary Clinton, especially if just before the election.

Hopefully, you get the picture...there's every reason to believe that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia in advance of the 2016 election...and every reason to believe that such behavior would continue...to deny this is naivete at its worst...and our Intelligence Services are anything but naive, so it's no surprise that they would continue to surveil Donald Trump.

As an example, here's a personal story...even a young engineer like myself, with a Top Secret "Q" clearance working on one of the DOD's most secret projects, was subject to surveillance whenever traveling outside the U.S....so based on that, I'd be shocked and dismayed if given the Manafort/Kilimnik revelation, a candidate for Commander-in-Chief of ALL U.S. secrets was not surveilled as well...wouldn't you as an American citizen feel the same way?


Replies to: "The facts are that Trump's campaign manager, Paul Manafort, gave a Russian intermediary, Konstantin"

  • Search for a 10-inch binder. There is a new report by Matt Taibbi team on IC spying Trump campaign [LINK] - Eli - 9:39am 2/14/24 (35) [View All]
    • Search for the Big Ten Inch...? - TakethetrainKnute - 5:11pm 2/14/24
    • If that is true, it is treason. - iairishcheeks - 1:21pm 2/14/24
      • No...that would be our Intelligence agencies doing their jobs... [NT] - TyroneIrish - 1:24pm 2/14/24
        • Illegal for the CIA to investigate US Citizens - Iggle - 6:09pm 2/14/24
        • At first you denied spying. Now after fully exposed, you're saying so what, it's their job to spy - Eli - 4:59pm 2/14/24
        • Guess we don't have to speculate on which type of German you'd be in 1939. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 2:17pm 2/14/24
        • Hilarious. [NT] - jakers - 2:02pm 2/14/24
    • Given that a GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee found clear ties between Russia and the Trump - TyroneIrish - 11:31am 2/14/24
      • After Obama admin, MSM and the board here denied Trump's claim of spying his campaign, we have you - Eli - 11:57am 2/14/24
        • I've attached the Senate Intel Committee Report...don't ever say you didn't know about it...and in [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 12:57pm 2/14/24
          • So odd that you don't highlight this portion of the report - Nigel Tufnel - 1:57pm 2/14/24
            • The facts are that Trump's campaign manager, Paul Manafort, gave a Russian intermediary, Konstantin - TyroneIrish - 3:02pm 2/14/24
              • This was reported by NYT & Manafort was immediately fired. Is this your Senate intel investigation? - Eli - 4:43pm 2/14/24
                • Please link that article. The one I read said nothing about him being fired for leaking campaign - Frank L - 5:12pm 2/14/24
              • Spin as you wish - Nigel Tufnel - 3:07pm 2/14/24
                • Tyrone's having a bad few days. Joe's an embarrassment and it's showing in his more than usual idiot - MuskyTommy - 4:25pm 2/14/24
                • He only understands Dem spin, the truth means nothing to him. [NT] - PaND - 3:58pm 2/14/24
                • What does he not understand about No Collusion - cubsfanin16 - 3:45pm 2/14/24
                  • Perfectly normal for the campaign manager of an American prez candidate to do that. [NT] - Frank L - 4:48pm 2/14/24
                • There's no spinning of the fact that Manafort 'colluded' with Kilimnik...but without evidence of - TyroneIrish - 3:13pm 2/14/24
                  • A) Anyone can share polling data with anyone he wishes to. - Iggle - 5:57pm 2/14/24
                    • Especially when you are colluding with the recipient and want them to use it. - Frank L - 6:03pm 2/14/24
                      • What's that legal term for an assertion without evidence? - Iggle - 6:10pm 2/14/24
                        • What’s the legal term for I don’t have a good answer to that question? - Frank L - 6:43pm 2/14/24
                          • Marketing? - Iggle - 7:22pm 2/14/24
                            • Nothing to refute. How is the actual polling data marketing? For who, the polling company? - Frank L - 8:05pm 2/14/24
                              • Crazy for a campaign manager to show data on campaigns? - Iggle - 8:26pm 2/14/24
                                • To a foreign adversary? Sure real normal. Just marketing your global foe? - Frank L - 8:53pm 2/14/24
          • In fairness to Eli… - Domer From Hell - 1:03pm 2/14/24
            • I'm totally aware of all that...just 'encouraging' him to face reality and thereby expose his [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 1:22pm 2/14/24
              • Thank you, McCarthyIrish. I missed McCarthyism era. Seems you wanna me have a taste on it. [NT] - Eli - 4:48pm 2/14/24
              • He’s most likely a Chicom infiltrator. Not to be trusted. [NT] - Domer From Hell - 2:23pm 2/14/24
                • Fortunately, he's not very clever ;-) [NT] - TyroneIrish - 3:07pm 2/14/24
                  • So true, although he thinks he is… - Domer From Hell - 3:09pm 2/14/24
                    • On a positive note, it's good to have evidence of what we need to deal with...it is what it is... [NT] - TyroneIrish - 3:15pm 2/14/24
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