So, not only has Trump made it obvious who pulls his strings, he's now considering an arrangement wherein not only will the Russians have access to our innermost ways and means of protecting from them (their offer to work with our people), in the process no doubt presenting coached witnesses to clear them and Trump...

BUT, they want to in kind start going after some of their own grudges here, and have access to U.S. citizens as though they have law enforcement capability in our own country... In that our people will be compelled by the Trump administration to cooperate.

White House, State at odds over Putin's interview proposal:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...ns-interview-proposal/ar-AAAh0ng?ocid=U220DHP

WASHINGTON — The White House and the State Department are at odds over Russian President Vladimir Putin's offer to allow the U.S. access to Russians accused of election meddling in return for interviews of Americans accused by the Kremlin of unspecified crimes.

Even as the White House said the offer, made by Putin to President Donald Trump at their summit in Helsinki on Monday, was under consideration, the State Department called Russia's allegations against the Americans "absurd," suggesting that any questioning of them would not be countenanced by the U.S. The Russian claims against the Americans, including former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul, relate to allegations of fraud and corruption.

"The overall assertions that have come out of the Russian government are absolutely absurd: the fact that they want to question 11 American citizens and the assertions that the Russian government is making about those American citizens," spokeswoman Heather Nauert told reporters.

McFaul tweeted Wednesday: "I hope the White House corrects the record and denounces in categorical terms this ridiculous request from Putin. Not doing so creates moral equivalency between a legitimacy US indictment of Russian intelligence officers and a crazy, completely fabricated story invented by Putin."

Nauert noted that a U.S. federal court had already rejected Russia's charges regarding British businessman and vocal Kremlin critic Bill Browder. She said Russian authorities already know the U.S. position. Browder was a driving force behind a U.S. law targeting Russian officials over human rights abuses.

"We do not stand by those assertions that the Russian government makes," Nauert said. "The Prosecutor General in Russia is well aware that the United States has rejected Russian allegations in this regard. ... We continue to urge Russian authorities to work with the U.S. Department of Justice to pursue those in Russia who in fact perpetrated the fraudulent scheme that Russia refers to that targeted not only Mr. Browder, but also his company and ... the Russian people as a whole."

FBI Director Christopher Wray was similarly dismissive. Speaking Wednesday at the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado, he said Putin's offer was "not high on our list of investigative techniques."

Wray and Nauert's comments stood in sharp contrast to those of White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who held open the possibility that what Trump called "an incredible offer" is being weighed.

"The president's going to meet with his team, and we'll let you know when we have an announcement on that," she said, adding that neither Trump nor anyone else in the administration had committed to accepting the offer.


So not only are the Russian's in charge of Trump, yet he's considering putting them in where U.S. law enforcement should be.

Tell me again he's not giving the nation away...

Hush....an alias

 

It is a pity you do not understand the art of negotiation... go USA!

 

So as I read this, it's okay for the Russians to subject their citizens to interviews about alleged crimes against the US, but not ok for the US to allow the Russians to interview US citizens about alleged crimes committed against Russia.

Is that about right?

 

BTW, @Hush , if you're staggering, you might want to cut down whatever it is that you are imbibing.

 

Gee, let's think about this for a moment. Do you seriously believe that individuals that are known trained operatives of Russian intelligence are going to roll over on their own government that directed them and supplied resources to do this, and suddenly make all of their work (to get a stooge in office) simply be chucked out the window... OR...do you think that they might instead spin some BS story that clears Russia and legitimizes their own stooge?

Naturally, they have ZERO fear of prosecution by us if the former, yet absolute fear of retribution by their own nation... BUT, expect praise for the latter by Russia, and no fear of prosecution by us.

Don't be obtuse...


You people need to QUIT backing arguments simply to defend your choice for President. You need to start defending America first. When Trump is gone, that is the America you'll be living in, and if that doesn't matter, than I'm forced to question your allegiance.

Hush....an alias

 

The only thing donnie is negotiating between him and Vlad is getting his hands on some prime real estate to build another of his many trump golf courses.

Both Vlad and donnie are driven by how much they can fill up their bank balances.....the welfare of their countries doesn't come into it.

 

These MAGA fuckers won't be satisfied until this nation is under Russian rule.

 

Explain it then, oh legal expert!

 

Did you miss the part that said the US course already rejected their request? I'll just assume that you did miss it and that you are just playing along with Trump's stupidity because you support everything he does blindly.

 

Yeah, and I hear that Trump is planning on selling the Russian's 20% of our uranium.

Oh wait, that already happen.....

 

So, before the Trumpies jump on this deal to swap so-called criminals, consider this -

If (and I'm being generous here just saying if) Russian agents did meddle in the American elections, they would have done so under orders from their government, and would not be considered criminals there as they would here. Conversely, any American intelligence agents who operated in Russia would be considered criminals there, but not here. So are we to turn over our operatives to Russia for interrogation and/or prosecution if we make this deal?

Trumpies, use your brains for something besides a suppository.

 

If it weren't such a train wreck, it would almost be laughable. Trump speaks, then back tracks, then changes his mind, then denies and ALWAYS blames the fake new media. Donny, you really need to watch the videos that were being filmed while the words came out of your mouth. This is not fake news.

And any leader who offers to send its citizens to another country for interrogation is no leader.

 

I want to take America back... to when Republicans said "better dead than red."

 

You really seem or act like you really don't know what's going on. Why do you keep trying to Voice your opinion ,it's clear you don't understand what's really going on in the real world. But you do look good with your clothes off lol. Vintage

 

Explain it, then.

 

Vintage? VINTAGE!

Oh buddy, if you are smart you'll start wearing a steel cup. Hush just might decide to wear your balls around her "vintage" neck. And don't think she can't do it, if she decides to. Better men than you have underestimated the Hush, and done so to their eternal sorrow.

 

You may be afraid but I'm not. I read all her stuff. Even in other languages no fear

 

Okay. Well. Don't say you weren't warned.


Shooter hears Hush coming down the hall and backs out quietly but with some haste. He calls Stanley to warn him of the coming "disturbance".

 

@shootersa ; Thanks for the kind words, though I think you overestimate Truthful1's value to, or impact upon me. He is simply an inconsequential sock, not even worth consideration. Although, the effort I must devote to scrolling past his inane posts is unreasonable considering how insignificant he is to me... So there is that.

Hush....an alias

 

What took you so long lol