I am laughing at the lefty's who believe the Russian narrative you guys were spoon fed at every turn and you believe it.
The big Russian collusion case was made up foolishness from the very start but some were too stupid to understand that.
Once again:
Where is the criminal collusion that we have been told over and over that president is guilty of?
You have people charged with crimes that had NOTHING to do with the 2016 election. Nothing.....
Years old financial issues or stupid people lied to the FBI??
Let me mention something that has taken place over the past day or two which relates direct to a Trump-Putin connection.
Two days ago, Trump related a story about Russia and Afghanistan. Now, why he suddenly threw himself into this bogus rhetoric is another question but let's talk about the substance of that little tirade about Afghanistan.
Trump defended the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 saying that it was the "right thing to do" even though he said it “bankrupted” Moscow and led to the demise of the Soviet Union. He said the invasion targeted terrorists who were flowing into the Soviet Union. He said, “The reason Russia was in Afghanistan was because terrorists were going into Russia. They were right to be there.”
While Trump might personally agree with Russia’s decision to invade Afghanistan in 1979, the United States at the time did not. The U.S. boycotted the 1980 Olympics in Moscow in protest and the U.N. General Assembly voted 104-18 to deplore the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.
The United States actually took the side of Afghans fighting against Soviet forces, providing them with shoulder-fired rockets that allowed them to shoot down Soviet helicopters and planes. That further burdened the Soviets and increased their human and military losses. The Soviets pulled out of Afghanistan in 1989, the same year that the Berlin Wall fell. The Soviet Union crumbled in 1991.
Here's the bottom line regarding the non-factual recounting by Trump of the Soviet-Afghanistan wars. This story as he told it, nearly word by word was never reported in any article, magazine, newspaper or television news broadcast. The story as he told it were specific talking points of Russia and this story only comes from one place, the Kremlin.
It's revisionist history. Trump actually changed/revised history. The question now is, who is the person giving Trump these specific pro-Soviet talking points? It did not come from our U.S. Intelligence communities and Trump is not a reader, so who is the source? This is extremely worrisome because these are issues that the Kremlin is concerned about today.
Last July, in an interview with Tucker Carlson, he literally did the same thing regarding the country Montenegro. Most people will only recall the prime minister of Montenegro being rudely shoved aside by Trump at the G20 meeting last year. In that Tucker interview, Trump stated that the people of Montenegro are "very aggressive, very aggressive people". Montenegro is very important to Putin and these talking points are clearly Kremlin talking points and how they're getting into and out of Trump's mouth is a great question to ask him.
Trump is very uninformed about many things, particularly geopolitics. He doesn't read and usually skips reading the daily briefs. He has someone else read them then relate it back to him verbally. When he speaks about a subject like Soviet-Afghanistan conflicts he's speaking words that someone else fed him, not his own. He would be hard pressed to find Afghanistan on a map. It's a real national security problem when our commander-in-chief speaks as though he's the puppet of someone. Statements that are so historically inaccurate gives credence to the supposition that he is indeed communicating and taking his cues from Russia, specifically Putin.
