What was the Russian spy chief doing in Washington last week?

[DrLove]

Playing Trump like a fiddle - AGAIN

Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Chief Sergei Naryshkin came just before Trump punted new sanctions and issued a useless ‘oligarch’ list. What message did he bring from Moscow?

The Russians clearly wanted the world to know that the head of their Foreign Intelligence Service, the SVR—which has been implicated directly in Moscow’s efforts to subvert American democratic processes—paid a not-so-secret visit to the Washington area last week for meetings with officials of the Trump administration.

That the man in question, Sergei Naryshkin, has been the specific object of U.S. sanctions did not seem to preclude his visit.

Nor did the Kremlin appear concerned that the Trump administration might be embarrassed by the revelation, given that Naryshkin’s Washington sojourn came just as Trump’s team was considering what to do about new sanctions demanded by 98 out of 100 members of the U.S. Senate. Indeed, the administration was supposed to be compiling a list of oligarchs and officialsclose to Russian President Vladimir Putin who might face new or added sanctions: and Naryshkin turned up on that roster, too.​

What Was Russia’s Spy Chief Doing in Washington Last Week? Probably Playing the Trump Administration ... Again.

 

[The Derp]

History will reflect who defending the treason and who didn't. All those on these boards who have been defending Trump will be unmasked, lose the anonymity they hide behind, and won't be able to remove the stink of Trump.

They're not going to "No true Scotsman" their way outta this one, like we let them do with Bush.

 

[TNHarley]

I thought the russians were fake news?

 

[DrLove]

History will reflect who defending the treason and who didn't. All those on these boards who have been defending Trump will be unmasked, lose the anonymity they hide behind, and won't be able to remove the stink of Trump.

They're not going to "No true Scotsman" their way outta this one, like we let them do with Bush.

It will give me great pleasure to see them drop off these boards in droves after this criminal enterprise crumbles.

All to be left in a dark corner of their own making, covered in smelly orange slime.

 

[DrLove]

I thought the russians were fake news?

Brilliant retort TN .. per usual

 

[The Derp]

History will reflect who defending the treason and who didn't. All those on these boards who have been defending Trump will be unmasked, lose the anonymity they hide behind, and won't be able to remove the stink of Trump.

They're not going to "No true Scotsman" their way outta this one, like we let them do with Bush.

It will give me great pleasure to see them drop off these boards in droves after this criminal enterprise crumbles.

All to be left in a dark corner of their own making, covered in smelly orange slime.

Oh, they're not going anywhere. In fact, they'll be unmasked and all this shit they've been pushing will be out there for their communities, employers, and family members to see.

We need to purge ourselves of these collaborators like they purged the Vichy when the allies liberated France.

That's what these people are; Vichy, Quislings, collaborators.

They should never be forgotten. Instead, their shit legacies should serve as a reminder to those who even think of leaning "Conservative" ever again. "Conservative" needs to have the same connotation that "cockroach" has; when you see one, you squish it under your boot.

 

[TNHarley]

I thought the russians were fake news?

Brilliant retort TN .. per usual

thanks man

 

[Meathead]

Playing Trump like a fiddle - AGAIN

Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Chief Sergei Naryshkin came just before Trump punted new sanctions and issued a useless ‘oligarch’ list. What message did he bring from Moscow?

The Russians clearly wanted the world to know that the head of their Foreign Intelligence Service, the SVR—which has been implicated directly in Moscow’s efforts to subvert American democratic processes—paid a not-so-secret visit to the Washington area last week for meetings with officials of the Trump administration.

That the man in question, Sergei Naryshkin, has been the specific object of U.S. sanctions did not seem to preclude his visit.

Nor did the Kremlin appear concerned that the Trump administration might be embarrassed by the revelation, given that Naryshkin’s Washington sojourn came just as Trump’s team was considering what to do about new sanctions demanded by 98 out of 100 members of the U.S. Senate. Indeed, the administration was supposed to be compiling a list of oligarchs and officialsclose to Russian President Vladimir Putin who might face new or added sanctions: and Naryshkin turned up on that roster, too.​

What Was Russia’s Spy Chief Doing in Washington Last Week? Probably Playing the Trump Administration ... Again.

He was debriefing the Russian asset in the White House, what else?

 

[DrLove]

He was debriefing the Russian asset in the White House, what else?

 

[shockedcanadian]

He was probably here being spied on, potentially flipped and having his hotel room bugged.

 

[DrLove]

He was probably here being spied on, potentially flipped and having his hotel room bugged.

Cool, hopefully Mueller has telephone recordings of the Orange Poopstain giving him more classified information about one of our allies.

 

[Meathead]

He was debriefing the Russian asset in the White House, what else?

I think Trump's a spy, feeding Boris and Natasha information on how to destroy America's economy and democracy while at the same time finding evel ways for child enslavement and even crueler outrages for his own enrichment.

It is soooo obvious!

 

[Jackson]

Playing Trump like a fiddle - AGAIN

Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Chief Sergei Naryshkin came just before Trump punted new sanctions and issued a useless ‘oligarch’ list. What message did he bring from Moscow?

The Russians clearly wanted the world to know that the head of their Foreign Intelligence Service, the SVR—which has been implicated directly in Moscow’s efforts to subvert American democratic processes—paid a not-so-secret visit to the Washington area last week for meetings with officials of the Trump administration.

That the man in question, Sergei Naryshkin, has been the specific object of U.S. sanctions did not seem to preclude his visit.

Nor did the Kremlin appear concerned that the Trump administration might be embarrassed by the revelation, given that Naryshkin’s Washington sojourn came just as Trump’s team was considering what to do about new sanctions demanded by 98 out of 100 members of the U.S. Senate. Indeed, the administration was supposed to be compiling a list of oligarchs and officialsclose to Russian President Vladimir Putin who might face new or added sanctions: and Naryshkin turned up on that roster, too.​

What Was Russia’s Spy Chief Doing in Washington Last Week? Probably Playing the Trump Administration ... Again.

He was getting an installment payment for the dossier.

 

[monkrules]

He was delivering a subtle message to trump, from old Vlad:

"Be a good boy, remember we have the Golden Shower vids...

and the really sleazy stuff..."

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

He was looking for Hillary. She owes him money.