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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We have tr remember that the main reason alarm bells were ringing about Flynn was because he was working for or getting paid by foreign governments ([b]Turkey to kidnap a US resident, Saudi Arabia to sell nuclear secrets, Israel to undermine the US at the UN)[/b]. Even Chris Christie thought he was completely unsuitable for NSA. [/quote]

This is all such crap.  
You people write these things as if they are fact, when in reality, they are rumors started by some left-wing crazy.

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James Woolsey confirmed the kidnapping story.
The nuclear deals in Saudi Arabia have been widely reported as has the israel story.

Not rumors and left wing crazy.[/quote]

Woolsey was the ONLY source for this info and he didn't testify to it under oath.  
As far as "widely reported" stories... Yeah, we saw a lot of widely reported stories for the past 3 years all about Russian collusion. 
You'll have to excuse us for not taking these stories seriously because many of them employ "circular reporting" and unnamed sources.

From Lake's piece linked upthread....

The judge’s ruling was significant for Flynn in one important respect. In 2017, during the run-up to Flynn’s plea agreement, the Wall Street Journal reported that Flynn and his son had been approached by Turkish government officials to try to kidnap Gulen and bring him back to Turkey in exchange for $15 million. A November 10 story in the Journal said that Mueller’s team was investigating the matter. Flynn’s lawyers have categorically said this episode never happened. There is no mention of the episode in the prosecution of Rafiekian. The one on-the-record source for this allegation was former CIA Director James Woolsey, who himself sought a contract with Turkey to defame Gulen.[/quote]

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