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If you really believe that Putin and the Kremlin are more trustworthy. If you really believe the FBI, NSA, Senate Intelligence Committee and others INSIDE the US cannot be trusted more than Putin, then what do you really think about the future of America.
I really don't wan't to debate WHO is MORE trustworthy. My question is for those who agree with what Trump said in Helsinki. You are entitled to your opinion, as I am mine.
But I really wonder, for those that agree with Trump, what path forward to you see for the USA? Serious question. Honestly, if it's true that we can't trust any of our own intelligence community, then:
1. Do we really even have a country any more?
2. If we don't have a country (USA), then what are your plans
I'm asking. I prefer that people don't deflect. IF YOU AGREE with Trump, then what are your thoughts about the current and future viability of the USofA as a country? As a world leader? Do you think our days are numbered?
I believe that anyone with basic common sense would understand that having a president that Putin and the Kremlin or any other country first should know better. I said SHOULD because some how they have their heads stuck in the sand and can't see the forest for the trees.
How about I dont trust either one and for basically the same reasons?
How many thousands are dead because of the CIA?
How many dictators has the CIA supported? Dictators that were known for killing their own citizens by the thousands?
How many corrupt leaders has the CIA supported?
Now the left loves the NSA. Yeah because everyone loves to be spied on when we talk on the phone or send an email.
The FBI. Well thats a love hate thing there. The left loved when the FBI elected not to prosecute Hillary for breaking the law, but hated that they caller her incompetent for breaking the law.
I think some posters on here need to read The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire to see how close America is to losing it all right now. When the citizens start doubting everything about their own government, it is one foot in the grave and another on a banana peel. Our once strong country is so divided, and so alienated from the rest of the world that it is very scary.
How about I dont trust either one and for basically the same reasons?
How many thousands are dead because of the CIA?
How many dictators has the CIA supported? Dictators that were known for killing their own citizens by the thousands?
How many corrupt leaders has the CIA supported?
Now the left loves the NSA. Yeah because everyone loves to be spied on when we talk on the phone or send an email.
The FBI. Well thats a love hate thing there. The left loved when the FBI elected not to prosecute Hillary for breaking the law, but hated that they caller her incompetent for breaking the law.
I get what your saying but you having our president saying that he trusts Putin over our own government is just plain wrong. I don't care which party is in office. It's still wrong.
I think some posters on here need to read The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire to see how close America is to losing it all right now. When the citizens start doubting everything about their own government, it is one foot in the grave and another on a banana peel. Our once strong country is so divided, and so alienated from the rest of the world that it is very scary.
We are not alienated from the world. We are bombing more countries than ever before all at the same time. It is the strength of the state that should scare you, not it’s weakness.
Neither can be trusted. We have been lied right to our faces by our own intel community. They even lie under oath (Comrade John Brennan). Our intel agencies also meddle in elections around the world. They assassinate political opponents and run propaganda schemes to influence elections. Stop your faux outrage. It's childish.
We are not alienated from the world. We are bombing more countries than ever before all at the same time. It is the strength of the state that should scare you, not it’s weakness.
We're the only country in the world that has military bases around the world. Why is that? What's the point of it?
That lyin' lump o' lard has no intention of serving the nation's best interests. He's selling out the USA for personal gain of some sort, and I suspect that over the course of coming events we will know what exactly it is that he's expecting to receive in return for his servitude to Putin.
It's also clear that he's not going to get away with it.
Oh, he might seem to be getting it all his way for a few months longer, but stay tuned.
I get what your saying but you having our president saying that he trusts Putin over our own government is just plain wrong. I don't care which party is in office. It's still wrong.
Trump never said that. He said he wants proof from both sides. Knowing how our intel agencies use propaganda and lie regularly, If I was POTUS I'd want proof too, especially after they did everything they could to try and take him down. The ONLY thing our intel agencies are going by about this stupid election meddling is a report from a third party vendor Crowdstrike. They have absolutely no first hand knowledge of any hacking of any servers. You would think the FBI\CIA would be concerned about that but they aren't.
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