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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Trump doesnt have the best judgment or good morals. But I have trouble believing he would sell classified documents. If you look through prosecutions of people selling classified, the people selling really didnt make much money at all, certainly not enough for any normal person to think represents a good risk/reward proposition. Trump is a wealthy man and can always make money selling his time as a speaker, etc in the same way that prior presidents did. Espionage is for nobodies, middling professionals usually no higher than GG-15s. [/quote]

he likes to feel important. why did he release the name of a person in IC to the Russians?  it isn't for the $$.  it is to feel like a big shot.[/quote]

I can see him spilling info; he already did that.  But I think it would be degrading to him to literally sell documents. It would be like El Chapo selling pot on a street corner. [/quote]

You know you're talking about Trump, right?  The purveyor of Trump Steaks.[/quote]

And Trump Ties etc.[/quote]

Yeah but he didnt personally sell them. He branded them, which is what people do to make a lot of money. I just find it implausible that Trump would sell the documents.  How would he even do it? The typical ways people do this would not be available to him because, well, he is literally followed at all times by federal enforcement officers (secret service).

As for the "intelligence" about weaknesses in our election system- that is nonsensical. By its very nature, intelligence is information about other countries. So he would sell their own information back to them? Does thaf make any sense? "Vlad, you interfered with our election. Heres our report on how you did it."  He knows how he did it, because he did it. [/quote]

I don't know.  Maybe you could leave them in an unsecured location in the basement of your hotel that is frequented by foreign visitors on a regular basis.

Classified information most certainly includes information about the US and its vulnerabilities (as well as its plans, capabilities, etc.).  You have no idea what you are talking about.[/quote]

That isnt true. There are certainly classified security assessments or classified documents that describe vulnerabilities. That isnt intelligence, though. The documents are reportedly intelligence. We dont collect intelligence on our own plans and capabilities. We describe them in other classified documents. [/quote]

How do you know they are “intelligence”?[/quote]
There’s a ton of reporting on this. There are multiple links to it in this thread. Read the whole thread and the links in it.[/quote]

All the reports just say classified documents.  There’s nothing about “intelligence,” much less anything supporting your odd definition of it.  [/quote]
Definitely missing some intelligence here.[/quote]

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