Totally clears the President. Thank you

[oneoff]

Totally clears the president. Thank you (Quote from a proven liar by name of trump)

Well this is response from a very delusional small p "president"

and only to be believed by American citizens who do not respect the decisions of their high levels of USA state court systems.

Note to self...beware of any comments leveled by Trump supporters concerning "voter fraud" and any comments pertaining to "democratic elections"


This gives new meaning to supposed Fake News.


Follow the money and watch the lips for lies. Maybe as simple as "When some people's lips stop moving; then they aren't lying"

[chuckChuck]

The real conspiracy that’s bringing Donald Trump down
Lawrence Martin
Lawrence Martin Public affairs columnist
Washington
Published 2 days ago
Updated 2 days ago

This week, as tributes poured in about the moral altitude of the late 41st president of the United States, more sleaze and corruption allegations hailed down on the 45th.

It never stops coming for Donald Trump – and Robert Mueller’s report on allegations of Russian 2016 presidential campaign collusion has not even been filed yet. It’s like a multi-car pile-up waiting to happen, with Mr. Trump at the wheel of every one.

But can’t everyone see it’s all part of a vast left-wing conspiracy? That’s a frequent claim by Mr. Trump’s defenders, including former campaign operatives like David Bossie and Corey Lewandowski in their new book The President’s Enemies: How The Deep State is Undermining The Presidency.

The authors blame the old ruling class, as does Mr. Trump who, rather than pick up on George H.W. Bush’s example, is back to his old seething self. He issued a series of angry tweets on Friday morning, saying he’s the victim of some kind of liberal plot, and asking why the perpetrators haven’t been investigated.

While Mr. Bush was being laid to rest, Mr. Trump faced new corruption allegations – that he was profiting from foreign and state governments' spending at the Trump International Hotel in Washington.

Newspaper reports said lobbyists representing the Saudi government paid for 500 nights at the posh hotel immediately after Mr. Trump’s 2016 election victory. The alleged plan was to put up U.S. military veterans at the hotel and send them to Capitol Hill to lobby against legislation the Saudis opposed.

Well, ah, at a rough guess, left-wing plotters and deep staters did not cook this up. As has been noticed with his soft treatment of the Saudi regime in connection with the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Mr. Trump appears to have a fondness for the Saudis and their limitless opulence.

Mr. Trump received yet more bad news this week when Mr. Mueller told a judge that Michael Flynn, the President’s former national security adviser, has been in tight co-operation with his investigators. So tight, in fact, that Mr. Mueller is recommending that Mr. Flynn, who had extensive contacts with Russia during the 2016 campaign (and is not much of a deep-state enthusiast), get no prison time.

As a big-time squealer on the President, he joins Michael Cohen, Mr. Trump’s former long-time personal attorney and fixer. Mr. Cohen, who could hardly be called a deep-state member, once said he would “take a bullet” for Mr. Trump. Now he is firing them at him.

He recently admitted lying to Congress in 2017 in testifying about an aborted Trump Tower project in Moscow. He initially said negotiations with the Russians did not go on during the 2016 election campaign. Now he says they did. It could well be true, as Cohen associates have suggested, that he has bombshell information about ties between Mr. Trump and Russia.

In a case unrelated to Russia, Mr. Cohen has also told prosecutors that during the campaign, he paid hush money at the behest of Mr. Trump to adult-film star Stormy Daniels, with whom Mr. Trump had a brief affair. Ms. Daniels was promoting her book Full Disclosure in Washington this week, where she did not come across as a raving left-wing conspiracist.

As for the repeated charge that the probe is a witch hunt, the accumulating counter-evidence is imposing. Mr. Mueller’s team has indicted or received guilty pleas from 33 people, including five former top advisers of Mr. Trump.

The President rails on – as he did again on Friday – about the work of “Lyin' James Comey," the former FBI director, in trying to bring him down. But Mr. Comey brought him up – to election victory, that is. Pollsters agree that the key shift in momentum in the election occurred when Mr. Comey announced late in the campaign that he was reopening the Hillary Clinton e-mail server investigation, even though there was no indication of anything incriminating in new documents the FBI had found.

Proponents of the vast left-wing conspiracy theory use the fact that the Democrats financed the Steele dossier – a file of research into Mr. Trump’s connections with the Kremlin – as a rallying point. But it’s hard to doubt the dossier’s central claim, that the Russian government directed a multifaceted influence campaign to help Mr. Trump win the election.

The question is: Did the Trump team co-operate with the Russians in that campaign? Conclusions will have to await the findings from Mr. Mueller’s final report. But anyone viewing the indictments and guilty pleas can see where the evidence points.

Rather than a vast left-wing conspiracy, the weight of the public evidence points to the subterfuge coming from the other side.

[Tucker]

'chuck, how is it that you so easily and quickly come up with all these cut and paste leftist propaganda articles? Seems if you were an actual farmer you wouldn't have the time to troll the left side of the web finding just the right bullshit to spew out here. You do it with such annoying reliability. Almost like it's your job.

[chuckChuck]

'chuck, how is it that you so easily and quickly come up with all these cut and paste leftist propaganda articles? Seems if you were an actual farmer you wouldn't have the time to troll the left side of the web finding just the right bullshit to spew out here. You do it with such annoying reliability. Almost like it's your job.

You are a Trump supporter?

You don’t mind if corrupt politicians are influenced by Russian meddling?

Lawrence Martin is a columnist for the Globe and Mail. The Globe editorial board has in the past endorsed Steven Harper for prime minister. That hardly makes for a left wing newspaper! LOL

Hey but most American Republicans consider Conservatives in Canada as socialists because of their support for universal public healthcare.

But maybe from your perspective anybody who criticizes Trump is a lefty too? That list would include many prominent Republicans including the Bush family.

[FarmJunkie]

They are all corrupt u dummy! U waste so much time picking sides on the crap u spew u don’t see the irrelevance of it. It don’t matter. They all got an agenda and that is to make themselves rich while creating distractions so we sit and argue about it. Total waste of time if u can’t use common sense to see both sides are crooks.

[chuckChuck]

They are all corrupt u dummy! U waste so much time picking sides on the crap u spew u don’t see the irrelevance of it. It don’t matter. They all got an agenda and that is to make themselves rich while creating distractions so we sit and argue about it. Total waste of time if u can’t use common sense to see both sides are crooks.

You are just taking the easy way out by making a broad generalization about what motivates politicians.

Trump's former team mates and supporters are falling like flies as they end up being charged for numerous things. See the list below.

Name one President who has so many close associates and staff who have been convicted and pleaded guilty with so many crimes? Trump has the "greatest" list!

Trump has set a new high level of corruption and incompetence. The Russians and the Saudi's have him by the balls.

Republicans and Democrats are both concerned about a President so mired in the muck he is a liability to the Country and the Republicans.

Who has been charged with crimes:

Michael D. Cohen
Michael D. Cohen Mr. Trump’s former lawyer Lying to Congress Pleaded guilty Nov. 29, 2018
Tax evasion, bank fraud, campaign finance violations* Pleaded guilty Aug. 21, 2018
George Papadopoulos
George Papadopoulos Former campaign adviser Lying to the F.B.I. about conversations with people he believed were working on behalf of Russians (pleaded guilty Oct. 5, 2017) Sentenced to 14 days in prison Sept. 7, 2018
Sam Patten
Sam Patten Lobbyist linked to Paul Manafort Failing to register to work as an agent of a foreign power* Pleaded guilty Aug. 31, 2018
Paul Manafort
Paul Manafort Former campaign chairman Tax and bank fraud, false statements, being an unregistered agent of a foreign principal, obstruction of justice Convicted of financial fraud Aug. 21, 2018
Twelve Russian intelligence officers
Twelve Russian intelligence officers Conspiracy to commit an offense against the United States, identity theft, conspiracy to launder money Charged July 13, 2018
Konstantin V. Kilimnik
Konstantin V. Kilimnik Russian Army-trained linguist and associate of Mr. Manafort Obstruction of justice Charged June 8, 2018
Alex van der Zwaan
Alex van der Zwaan Lawyer who worked with Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates Lying to investigators about conversations with Mr. Gates (pleaded guilty Feb. 20, 2018) Sentenced to 30 days in prison April 3, 2018
Rick Gates
Rick Gates Former campaign adviser Financial fraud and lying to the F.B.I. Pleaded guilty Feb. 23, 2018
Thirteen Russian nationals
Thirteen Russian nationals and three related companies Conspiracy to defraud the U.S., conspiracy to commit bank fraud, identity theft Charged Feb. 16, 2018
Richard Pinedo
Richard Pinedo California man who sold bank accounts online Identity fraud Pleaded guilty Feb. 12, 2018
Michael T. Flynn
Michael T. Flynn Former national security adviser Lying to the F.B.I. about conversations with the Russian ambassador Pleaded guilty Dec. 1, 2017
*Charges that stemmed from Mr. Mueller’s inquiry but were not brought by the special counsel.
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[AlbertaFarmer5]

'chuck, how is it that you so easily and quickly come up with all these cut and paste leftist propaganda articles? Seems if you were an actual farmer you wouldn't have the time to troll the left side of the web finding just the right bullshit to spew out here. You do it with such annoying reliability. Almost like it's your job.

If someone had more time and nothing more productive to do, it might be interesting to search other forums for the same messages and cut and pastes that the leftist troll pastes here to see what the pattern is, does the same troll work on multiple sites, is it multiple trolls, but they have the same handlers, and disseminate the same message as requested? Or just a single useful idiot with too much time on his/her hands?

[chuckChuck]

If someone had more time and nothing more productive to do, it might be interesting to search other forums for the same messages and cut and pastes that the leftist troll pastes here to see what the pattern is, does the same troll work on multiple sites, is it multiple trolls, but they have the same handlers, and disseminate the same message as requested? Or just a single useful idiot with too much time on his/her hands?

Hahahahaha. LMAO! Go ahead. You will need a super computer to search the world for the signature phrases!! Hahahahaha.

How can you be so naive to believe that just because someone disagrees with you that they are a troll?

Why would anyone bother trolling agriville? Farmers are of such a small minority, what would be the political gain? First I will take over Agriville, next will be facebook and twitter!! hahahahaaha I am wreaking havoc with every post and changing opinions! hahahahahaha

Not to mention that farmers hold a wide range of views across a wide range of organizations on many issues. From the NFU to the WCWGA.

Oneoff, Big wheel, Grass and others regularly point out the failings of Donald. This is widely held view even among Conservatives and Republicans that Donald is a dud. A dud who is in big trouble!

You might believe in some of his political positions and opinions, but defending the man?? Only fools would do that!

[burnt]

If someone had more time and nothing more productive to do, it might be interesting to search other forums for the same messages and cut and pastes that the leftist troll pastes here to see what the pattern is, does the same troll work on multiple sites, is it multiple trolls, but they have the same handlers, and disseminate the same message as requested? Or just a single useful idiot with too much time on his/her hands?

Same handlers, multiple useful idiots.

More than one on this forum, with recent additions.

It all drives views and revenue, apparently.

[chuckChuck]

Ah but I forgot, this is the site where some posters speak of their admiration for Putin too!

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Hahahahaha. LMAO! Go ahead. You will need a super computer to search the world for the signature phrases!! Hahahahaha.

So you've never heard of google? That would explain the lack of objectivity in your posts. So what is your information source then?

[blackpowder]

Not to mention defence of our own Little Potato.

Who cares about Trump anyway?
Let's deal with our own dreamer.

[AllisWD45]

General comment. Not for or against anybody and could give two shits who is left or right or what the fight is about.
The one thing about Putin and Trump is that they stand up for their country. With Putin its all about mother Russia. With Trump its all about MAGA. Corrupt as hell probably but we sure as hell know where they stand.
What have we got here in Canada. God help us all a useless piece of shit for Prime Minister bent on flushing this great country down the toilet. Alternatives not really a grinning village idiot leading the conservatives nowhere fast and lets not even discuss the NDP. They are so far out here they do think they are in first place. And then there is Mad Max. Holy shit we are in trouble.

[LEP]

Not to mention defence of our own Little Potato.

Who cares about Trump anyway?
Let's deal with our own dreamer.

Exactly, I agree 100%. I am not a trump supporter , but definitely didn't like Hillary.

Chuck if you travel to the USA and talk to the people, you would see that Trump isn't going anywhere. In fact unless the democrats can bring someone to run that we don't know about, he is getting a second term.

I am amazed and frankly little shocked at the strong support that he has among regular everyday people that I run across when I have travelled to the US.

Vegas, San Francisco, San Diego, Tucson, Phoenix, Minneapolis, not exactly red states but without solicitation a majority profess strong support for the POTUS.

I never get into a debate with anyone about American politics, because I don't vote down there. But, I would say you are delusional if you think he will be impeached.

Besides, we have way bigger problems up here in our own backyard.

[chuckChuck]

So you've never heard of google? That would explain the lack of objectivity in your posts. So what is your information source then?

As you know there is large sources of news and information from credible sources available on the internet. I always try to post the link or source.

I am not sure why you can't seem to come up with some evidence to back up your opinions?

Instead you seem obsessed with imaginary trolls instead of coming up with the evidence and facts to support your arguments.

Suggesting that I am active on other sites and that somehow someone should try to find a pattern of phrases or contributions is is pretty funny stuff. Surely most people have better things to do.

I think you are grasping at straws.