JD21 wrote:
Turns out being a Russian double agent in the tied to UK Intelligence and/or politically opposing Putin is a dangerous business. Who would've thought?
Why this is all about Trump alludes me particularly given the long and growing list of opportunities to call him out. Anyways, carry on.
you're kind of glib about folks getting murdered. as if russia has a right to come to another country and murder its citizens or residents. but, to your point, the reason it's - again - about trump:
if you're aren't bothered by the fact that trump has - in one year! - singlehandedly wrecked the reputation of mainstream christianity in america, and revealed it as a fraud, okay. maybe that's not a concern of yours. fine.
if turning every country in the world against the U.S. is not a thing that bothers you, fine.
if his incessant tearing at the fabric of our governmental processes is cool by you, fine.
if a president who, as opposed to george washington, cannot tell the
truth is groovy, okay.
if it's too cool for school that trump is systematically tearing down every bit of environmental protection, while a science denier, and by hiring for his cabinet science deniers, okay.
and i could go on for 3 pages. you get the point.
the reason it's a big deal here is that trump, by himself, has decided that russia is his political ally, and there are barrellfuls of evidence to support this. and, no, U.S. forces killing russian mercenaries is
not evidence to rebut that because the U.S. forces were attacked, and defended themselves, as i understand it, and (correct me if i'm wrong) the oligarch in charge of that mercenary force was one of the 13 who was just indicted by mueller. and, besides, the US isn't putin's ally. it's a one-way relationship, with us getting the very short end of that straw.
so, circling back, if you're a russian dissident, you're going to resettle... here? in an administration that's probably going to email your address to the russian embassy?
Dan Empfield
aka Slowman
