Why does this keep happening? Why does the public keep getting sold a mountain of suspicion with zero substance? Over and over and over again these “bombshell” stories come out about Trump and Russia, Russia and Trump
(The above quote is from an article by Caitlin Johnstone posted by Tsing Tao. Oddly, No source is quoted, all too typical of the poster, but at least the author is given. One assumes such a hair-brained article must be from Breitbart, Infowars, or Zero hedge or similar political site favorable to President Trump.)
Trump himself is the reason behind some of these bombshell stories? Just listen to the guy and follow his money. We have his words, and we have the words of the U.S. intelligence community, which are consistent with there being an , shall we say, unusually close relationship between an American President and Russians. And we also have the bizarre occurrence of foreign agents acting on behalf of Russians, or those with close ties to Russians, playing an active role in Trumps political campaign. So there is the answer to the question raised in the Johnstone article..
Actually you would have to be deaf, dumb and blind not to recognize that there is a connection between Trump and Russian operatives. If you want to say there is "zero substance" to any innuendo that Trump is unusually chummy with Russians, then I am going to have to conclude you are deaf, dumb, and blind. The majority of U.S. adults think there is real substance here. And IMO they have a very good reason to think that.
We know when Trump is lying and we know when he isn't, he's completely transparent in that regard at least. He's not lying when he says, "better relations with Russia would not be a bad idea." (Of course in Trump's case that is obviously a self-serving statement. But it is not necessarily wrong, depending on what compromises would have to be made to achieve those better relations, such as overlooking a few political imprisonments, murders, some involvement in U.S. public opinion forming, etc.) And when you hear with your own ears Trump's public statements, backed up by his well-known sources of money and his actions, you know what he means. You don't need facebook, CNN, zerohedge, MSNBC, Fox "News" or Infowars to explain it to you.
As to the remainder of the article, its pointless conspiracy crap. Did this article come from infowars??
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