Russians Compromising Trump

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Even Hillary, The NY Times and others knew..how CNN didn't shows they're incompetent

Hillary, NYT and others didn't "know" about the intel meeting and the 2 page synopsis. That's what CNN reported.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't see how the Trump lawyer can claim he wasn't in Prager based on a passport...once he entered Europe, he could hop around 20 odd countries without showing additional passport stamps. Just as a visitor or returning US resident may ha e a stamp saying landed Baltimore, but then drive to NY and Philadelphia

It must have been a long time since you were last in Europe.

[Anonymous]

Oh, FFS. Trump’s lawyer wasn’t in Prague. It was a different person with the same name.

More fake news.

There was a Michael Cohen in Prague, a government source told CNN, but it wasn’t the Michael Cohen an uncorroborated report identified as President-elect Donald Trump’s legal counsel.

Cohen said that he was visiting the University of Southern California with his son and met the university’s baseball coach. A USC baseball source then confirmed to The Atlantic that Cohen and his son visited USC Aug. 29. Cohen claimed he was at the university from Aug. 23 – 29, and spent the rest of the month in New York. Cohen’s only claimed travel to the European Union that summer was a July vacation to Italy.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2017/01/11/govt-source-confirms-trumps-lawyer-was-not-in-prague/#ixzz4VUYChvFF

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't see how the Trump lawyer can claim he wasn't in Prager based on a passport...once he entered Europe, he could hop around 20 odd countries without showing additional passport stamps. Just as a visitor or returning US resident may ha e a stamp saying landed Baltimore, but then drive to NY and Philadelphia

It must have been a long time since you were last in Europe.

^^^oops. Responding to wrong post. I agree with this.

[Anonymous]

http://theweek.com/speedreads/672669/bbc-claims-second-source-backs-trump-dossier

BBC correspondent Paul Wood came forward Wednesday to reveal that there are multiple intelligence sources alleging Russia is in possession of potentially embarrassing or compromising material regarding President-elect Donald Trump. Formerly, only a single source was known to have been aware of the alleged material.

"I saw the report, compiled by the former British intelligence officer, back in October," Wood said. "He is not, and this is the crucial thing, the only source for this.” The Wall Street Journal alleges the British source is Christopher Steele, a director of the London-based Orbis Business Intelligence Ltd.

A member of the U.S. intelligence community also told Wood that "at least one East European intelligence service was aware 'that the Russians had kompromat or compromising material on Mr. Trump,'" Raw Story reports. Wood said that he "got a message back" from the U.S. intelligence community member and that there is reportedly "more than one tape, not just video, but audio as well, on more than one date, in more than one place, in both Moscow and St. Petersburg."

Wood did add, however, that "nobody should believe something just because an intelligence agent says it."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Even Hillary, The NY Times and others knew..how CNN didn't shows they're incompetent

Hillary, NYT and others didn't "know" about the intel meeting and the 2 page synopsis. That's what CNN reported.

Yes they did..and said as such in many shows and prints today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't see how the Trump lawyer can claim he wasn't in Prager based on a passport...once he entered Europe, he could hop around 20 odd countries without showing additional passport stamps. Just as a visitor or returning US resident may ha e a stamp saying landed Baltimore, but then drive to NY and Philadelphia

It must have been a long time since you were last in Europe.

^^^oops. Responding to wrong post. I agree with this.

I haven't been on the mainland in years, but my kids went on a group trip in 2016. 4 countries, but only 2 passport stamps...when they landed and when they left

[Anonymous]

I watch NCIS, and know that bad guys and spies have multiple passports...

[Anonymous]

don't see how the Trump lawyer can claim he wasn't in Prager based on a passport...once he entered Europe, he could hop around 20 odd countries without showing additional passport stamps. Just as a visitor or returning US resident may ha e a stamp saying landed Baltimore, but then drive to NY and Philadelphia

He wasn't in Europe. He was in California.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Even Hillary, The NY Times and others knew..how CNN didn't shows they're incompetent

I agree. Is CNN planning on apologizing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Even Hillary, The NY Times and others knew..how CNN didn't shows they're incompetent

I agree. Is CNN planning on apologizing?

Apologize for what?

Trump should apologize, but he won't. He never ever ever apologizes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Even Hillary, The NY Times and others knew..how CNN didn't shows they're incompetent

I agree. Is CNN planning on apologizing?

I can't stop laughing at Trumpsters citing the New York Times to back them up now. Y'all are ridiculous. I see you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Even Hillary, The NY Times and others knew..how CNN didn't shows they're incompetent

I agree. Is CNN planning on apologizing?

I can't stop laughing at Trumpsters citing the New York Times to back them up now. Y'all are ridiculous. I see you.

Wait, now Trumpkins are pro-NY Times?

[Anonymous]

They are pro-NY Times until they aren't.

[Anonymous]

Citizens of countries who do not require a visa for a short stay will have their travel documents, as well as other entry conditions, checked at the external borders of the Schengen area. Once in the Schengen area, their rights will be the same as those of a Schengen visa holder.https://ec.europa.eu/home-affairs/what-we-do/policies/borders-and-visas/schengen_en... no passport stamps generally between arriving and leaving, for US passport holders...they may be different procedures for other countries