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Trump knew since March 2019 that Russia was paying Afghani terrorists to kill US soldiers
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2020-06-30 at 1:23 PM UTCPutin’s press secretary says this is BS. Go figure huh?
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2020-06-30 at 1:54 PM UTC
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2020-07-01 at 3:57 AM UTCOk aldra
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2020-07-01 at 4:06 AM UTCNevermind that these accusations came flying out as soon as Trump revealed plans to severely downsize the military presence in Afghanistan
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2020-07-01 at 2:28 PM UTC
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2020-07-01 at 4:43 PM UTCDo not believe: US Intelligence Services, US Military, Congressional Republicans and Democrats, Staff from the White House.
Do believe: This orange sack of shit, known for lying with each breath he’s ever taken and for slobbering Putin’s knob at every opportunity.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-07-01 at 5:15 PM UTC
Originally posted by Obbe Do not believe: US Intelligence Services, US Military, Congressional Republicans and Democrats, Staff from the White House.
Do believe: This orange sack of shit, known for lying with each breath he’s ever taken and for slobbering Putin’s knob at every opportunity.
inb4 Trump says it was just a joke -
2020-07-01 at 5:52 PM UTCWe should invade Russia
Start the draft today. I think this tough young generation is ready...
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2020-07-01 at 7:09 PM UTCEven Archer can no longer defend Trump.
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2020-07-01 at 7:14 PM UTC
Originally posted by stl1 Even Archer can no longer defend Trump.
Yeah at this point the only thing his supporters can do is claim everything they don't like is fake news. Even AFTER the Whitehouse has admitted to knowing I mean wtf. The dude who is leaking this is smart. Little by little so Trump gets twisted up in his own lies.
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2020-07-02 at 6:43 AM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace Yeah at this point the only thing his supporters can do is claim everything they don't like is fake news. Even AFTER the Whitehouse has admitted to knowing I mean wtf. The dude who is leaking this is smart. Little by little so Trump gets twisted up in his own lies.
Where's that wall anyway?
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2020-07-02 at 6:52 AM UTC
Originally posted by Obbe Do not believe: US Intelligence Services, US Military, Congressional Republicans and Democrats, Staff from the White House.
Do believe: This orange sack of shit, known for lying with each breath he’s ever taken and for slobbering Putin’s knob at every opportunity.
you'd be retarded to believe ANY of them without evidence, and so far those making the accusations have provided none.
on the face of it though, the claim is dumb.
What would Russia have to gain by offering 'bounties' for US kills?
1. The Taliban and pals are already targeting US forces.
2. Trump's 'peace plan' failed before it even started and is now just being used as a fig leaf to save face while the military downsizes its operations.
3. As it stands, Afghanistan is already a massive quagmire that's sucking US military capabilities away from more important (to Russian interests) fronts like Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Iran. Why would they want to disrupt the status quo?
It would've been more believable if they'd claimed that Russia was actively arming the Taliban (ie. improving their ability to inflict casualties and withstand occupation) or offering 'bounties' for US kills in countries that weren't active warzones (ie. forcing the US to spread its regional forces thinner).
As it stands, it just seems like an extension of the retarded 'Russiagate' narrative that's so obviously dumb that nobody is willing to put their name behind it. Not even John Bolton, the National Security Advisor at the time, who's been willing to severely damage US-South Korean relations just for a chance to call Trump a retard, has been willing to openly back the claims. -
2020-07-02 at 7:45 AM UTCthey were getting desperate, the mass shootings perpetrated by us intelligence and their private sector counterparts weren't cutting it, so they release covid19. that didn't work too well, so then they started riots. that didn't work out too well either, so now it's back to russiagate
everyone knows the russians are a lot scarier than the taliban etcThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-07-02 at 10 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra you'd be retarded to believe ANY of them without evidence, and so far those making the accusations have provided none.
on the face of it though, the claim is dumb.
What would Russia have to gain by offering 'bounties' for US kills?
1. The Taliban and pals are already targeting US forces.
2. Trump's 'peace plan' failed before it even started and is now just being used as a fig leaf to save face while the military downsizes its operations.
3. As it stands, Afghanistan is already a massive quagmire that's sucking US military capabilities away from more important (to Russian interests) fronts like Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Iran. Why would they want to disrupt the status quo?
It would've been more believable if they'd claimed that Russia was actively arming the Taliban (ie. improving their ability to inflict casualties and withstand occupation) or offering 'bounties' for US kills in countries that weren't active warzones (ie. forcing the US to spread its regional forces thinner).
As it stands, it just seems like an extension of the retarded 'Russiagate' narrative that's so obviously dumb that nobody is willing to put their name behind it. Not even John Bolton, the National Security Advisor at the time, who's been willing to severely damage US-South Korean relations just for a chance to call Trump a retard, has been willing to openly back the claims.
Aldra, Aldra, Aldra,
How did I know you’d be in here defending yourself butt-buddy😝
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2020-07-02 at 10:09 AM UTCToo often you let your feelings override your critical thinking.
