How About No
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Date of comic: Dec 20, 2011
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lol this is good
shame it's actually happening now
Date of comic: Dec 20, 2011
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This explains how Trump got elected. The writing was on the wall.
no lies detected.Not even joking it sort of did. Gamergate was absolutely the first largescale flashpoint for a lot of the radicalization that's been simmering for the last few years
If they go three fucking slots down the entire Republican party is fucked and whoever ends up president will not be able to accomplish anything unless it's ridiculously bipartisan.
So, which is easier to believe:
A.) Trump is an unknowing fool being used by Russia to further their own interests. And they do this by inflating Trump's uncontrollable ego, getting him to reveal secrets by making him boast about his power, access, and control.
B.) Trump is a direct plant actively being paid by the Kremlin/Russian Mob to intentionally destroy America from within, by destroying every check and balance, and undermining every institution in the country, while destroying our international credibility.
C.) Somehow, someway, there is no collusion... Trump is just... insanely dumb, temperamental, egotistical, foolish, shortsighted, narcissistic and selfish. And he so much of all of those things that every single thing that comes out of his mouth, off the ink of his pen, or off the pixels of his tweets, is another controversy.
D.) Them folks colliding atoms in Europe somewhere caused us to jolt into an alternate timeline, and none of this is actually happening in the reality we were meant to be in.
E.) God hates us, and he's finally lost all sense of subtlety.
So, which is easier to believe:
A.) Trump is an unknowing fool being used by Russia to further their own interests. And they do this by inflating Trump's uncontrollable ego, getting him to reveal secrets by making him boast about his power, access, and control.
B.) Trump is a direct plant actively being paid by the Kremlin/Russian Mob to intentionally destroy America from within, by destroying every check and balance, and undermining every institution in the country, while destroying our international credibility.
C.) Somehow, someway, there is no collusion... Trump is just... insanely dumb, temperamental, egotistical, foolish, shortsighted, narcissistic and selfish. And he so much of all of those things that every single thing that comes out of his mouth, off the ink of his pen, or off the pixels of his tweets, is another controversy.
D.) Them folks colliding atoms in Europe somewhere caused us to jolt into an alternate timeline, and none of this is actually happening in the reality we were meant to be in.
E.) God hates us, and he's finally lost all sense of subtlety.
So, which is easier to believe:
A.) Trump is an unknowing fool being used by Russia to further their own interests. And they do this by inflating Trump's uncontrollable ego, getting him to reveal secrets by making him boast about his power, access, and control.
B.) Trump is a direct plant actively being paid by the Kremlin/Russian Mob to intentionally destroy America from within, by destroying every check and balance, and undermining every institution in the country, while destroying our international credibility.
C.) Somehow, someway, there is no collusion... Trump is just... insanely dumb, temperamental, egotistical, foolish, shortsighted, narcissistic and selfish. And he so much of all of those things that every single thing that comes out of his mouth, off the ink of his pen, or off the pixels of his tweets, is another controversy.
D.) Them folks colliding atoms in Europe somewhere caused us to jolt into an alternate timeline, and none of this is actually happening in the reality we were meant to be in.
E.) God hates us, and he's finally lost all sense of subtlety.
For me it's A. Trump is that simple minded he'd be easily manipulated without any real motive on his end. I think he genuinely wants Putin to be his buddy because he admires him. We've already seen reports that the only way to get him to read key briefings is to mention his name in as many paragraphs as possible and that he doesn't readily grasp the gravity of situations until the press turns negative and hammers it in. Someone that self-centered with such a weak attention span was never intended to be president. The founding fathers definitely planned a certain level of rationality to get into the office and I'm sure even congress of the past never envisioned a president like Trump as a possibility.
So, which is easier to believe:
A.) Trump is an unknowing fool being used by Russia to further their own interests. And they do this by inflating Trump's uncontrollable ego, getting him to reveal secrets by making him boast about his power, access, and control.
B.) Trump is a direct plant actively being paid by the Kremlin/Russian Mob to intentionally destroy America from within, by destroying every check and balance, and undermining every institution in the country, while destroying our international credibility.
C.) Somehow, someway, there is no collusion... Trump is just... insanely dumb, temperamental, egotistical, foolish, shortsighted, narcissistic and selfish. And he so much of all of those things that every single thing that comes out of his mouth, off the ink of his pen, or off the pixels of his tweets, is another controversy.
D.) Them folks colliding atoms in Europe somewhere caused us to jolt into an alternate timeline, and none of this is actually happening in the reality we were meant to be in.
E.) God hates us, and he's finally lost all sense of subtlety.
This seems the most likely answer.I'm gonna say it's probably more likely that Trump is a corrupt scumbag who took Russian money to deal with his money problems which caused him to be incredibly favorable towards Putin and his buddies.
It's probably less likely that there was a grand plan and more likely that Trump was just one of Putin's many investments, like Flynn, Le Pen and Jill Stein (probably). How collusion fits into this, with all the secret visits with the Russian ambassador and the hackers is still the missing piece in all of this.
These two WEEKS have been this every DAY:
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I mean, fuck, I dont wanna be here in this, but it's definately exhilirating!
I'm gonna say it's probably more likely that Trump is a corrupt scumbag who took Russian money to deal with his money problems which caused him to be incredibly favorable towards Putin and his buddies.
It's probably less likely that there was a grand plan and more likely that Trump was just one of Putin's many investments, like Flynn, Le Pen and Jill Stein (probably). How collusion fits into this, with all the secret visits with the Russian ambassador and the hackers is still the missing piece in all of this.
It's this. Trump has been compromised by loaned Russian blood money for decades (from Russian oligarchs, the Russian mafia, and Russian government officials, which confusingly are basically all the same thing). And like any relationship between mafiosos, Trump has built close relationships with many high-ranking Russians but they also maintain leverage in the form of blackmail over him (or worse) if he ever chose to cross them (known in Russian as "kompromat").
Agreed.
I currently would lean towards Trump not being the idea man behind the Russian collusion, but being open to the support when it was given as a possibility by member(s) of his team/Putin. For Trump it would be nothing of concern as he was already tied up in Russian interests, and not really able to refuse regardless due to the compromising material they likely have on him.
Okay, overview of gamergate...[snip]
Putin is Gruber, Trump is....well
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And will probably share the same metaphorical, if not literal, fate
The comments....Putin and Lavrov just straight up trolling.
https://twitter.com/Corrynmb/status/864852517527724033
Unreal.
The comments....
The comments....
The comments....
I would be happy with Matthis, but I'll settle for Tillerson.
I don't even know who Hatch is...
Ties with Russia said:Tillerson has ties with President Vladimir Putin of Russia.[6] They have been associates since Tillerson represented Exxon's interests in Russia, the world's largest producer of crude oil, during President Boris Yeltsin's tenure.[27] John Hamre, the President and CEO of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, of which Tillerson is a board member, states that Tillerson "has had more interactive time with Vladimir Putin than probably any other American, with the exception of Dr. Henry Kissinger."[27]
Tillerson was a friend of Igor Sechin,[28] the Executive Chairman of Rosneft, the Russian state oil company, and leader of the Kremlin's Siloviki (security/military) faction,[29] who has been described as "Russia's second-most powerful person" after Putin.[30]
In 2011, on behalf of ExxonMobil, Tillerson signed an agreement with Russia for drilling in the Arctic that could be valued up to $300 billion.[31] The company began drilling in the Kara Sea in the summer of 2014, and a round of sanctions against Russia introduced in September that year due to the Ukrainian crisis was to have brought the project to a halt in mid-September.[32][33] Nevertheless, the company was granted a reprieve that stretched the window to work until October 10, which enabled it to discover a major field with about 750 million barrels of new oil for Russia.[34]
In 2013, Tillerson was awarded the Order of Friendship by Putin for his contribution to developing cooperation in the energy sector.[35][36]
A and C, but I do think there's collusion.So, which is easier to believe:
A.) Trump is an unknowing fool being used by Russia to further their own interests. And they do this by inflating Trump's uncontrollable ego, getting him to reveal secrets by making him boast about his power, access, and control.
B.) Trump is a direct plant actively being paid by the Kremlin/Russian Mob to intentionally destroy America from within, by destroying every check and balance, and undermining every institution in the country, while destroying our international credibility.
C.) Somehow, someway, there is no collusion... Trump is just... insanely dumb, temperamental, egotistical, foolish, shortsighted, narcissistic and selfish. And he so much of all of those things that every single thing that comes out of his mouth, off the ink of his pen, or off the pixels of his tweets, is another controversy.
D.) Them folks colliding atoms in Europe somewhere caused us to jolt into an alternate timeline, and none of this is actually happening in the reality we were meant to be in.
E.) God hates us, and he's finally lost all sense of subtlety.
The comments....
The comments....
So, which is easier to believe:
A.) Trump is an unknowing fool being used by Russia to further their own interests. And they do this by inflating Trump's uncontrollable ego, getting him to reveal secrets by making him boast about his power, access, and control.
B.) Trump is a direct plant actively being paid by the Kremlin/Russian Mob to intentionally destroy America from within, by destroying every check and balance, and undermining every institution in the country, while destroying our international credibility.
C.) Somehow, someway, there is no collusion... Trump is just... insanely dumb, temperamental, egotistical, foolish, shortsighted, narcissistic and selfish. And he so much of all of those things that every single thing that comes out of his mouth, off the ink of his pen, or off the pixels of his tweets, is another controversy.
D.) Them folks colliding atoms in Europe somewhere caused us to jolt into an alternate timeline, and none of this is actually happening in the reality we were meant to be in.
E.) God hates us, and he's finally lost all sense of subtlety.
Not even joking it sort of did. Gamergate was absolutely the first largescale flashpoint for a lot of the radicalization that's been simmering for the last few years
A, C, E seem like the go to choices
Painting Trump as some kremlin agent is giving this buffoon too much credit
I don't give a fuck what his issue is, I just know he's not fit to be President so put him in the bin
That doesn't mean he didn't conspire with Putin though. He's an idiot yes, but maybe Putin thought he could use him to help destroy democracy.
WIth the talk about the blindless Trump followers I figured this would be on topic:
Liberal Redneck - What's It Gonna Take Yall
This guy kills me! tad NSFW cause of language but pretty damn good
Has that one guys "tick tick tick" materialized into anything today? Hate false hope hype!
"He's about to get on the helicopter, so doesn't get on the helicopter," Mr. Wittes said. "And then when the president gets on he just wants to chitchat."
Mr. Wittes said that Mr. Comey told him that he perceived the call as Mr. Trump still "trying to get him on the team and he saw it in light of his refusal to give him his loyalty."
"Trump was still trying to get him on board," Mr. Wittes said.
Mr. Wittes said that in another conversation he told Mr. Comey he was encouraged by the fact that the Senate was likely to confirm Rod J. Rosenstein, a longtime federal prosecutor, as the deputy attorney general.
To Mr. Wittes's surprise, Mr. Comey did not completely agree with him.
"He said, ‘I don't know. I have some concerns. He's good, he's solid but he's also a survivor and you don't survive that long without making some compromises and I'm concerned about that.'"
Weeks after his confirmation, Mr. Rosenstein wrote a memo that Mr. Trump initially cited as the justification for firing Mr. Comey. Mr. Rosenstein told members of the Senate on Thursday that Mr. Trump had already decided to fire him when he wrote it.
He linked to this with a 'Boom'
I don't know if there's anything super shocking in it, after the memo revelation, so much as it creates the clear picture that Comey knew Trump was trying to butter him up. All relies on a named source's hearsay, it seems like, and the ending is uh.... Something:
Ah saw that; mostly a round up of old info. Hype deflated.