Russian News TASS reports Russian Spy Chief Sergey Naryshkin entered the US w/ Trump's approval

[iluvtennis]

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Brian Krassenstein 🐬? @krassenstein
BREAKING: Russian News Outlet TASS reports that the Russian Spy Chief, Sergey Naryshkin, who is under US sanctions, entered the US w/ Trump's approval.

No US officials have mentioned this visit & it appears that TASS released this info to retaliate against Trump's sanctions list

http://tass.com/politics/987568

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In my opinion, Trump is a Russian agent

[Skraxx]

1. Oy Vey

What's it gonna take?

[kentuck]

2. Yep.

[Botany]

3. CNN Former National Security Council member: Trump was - and is still likely - 'a tool of the Russia

You are right. "In my opinion, Trump is a Russian agent."

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Former National Security Council member: Trump was - and is still likely - 'a tool of the Russians'


Russia's goal; "undermining U.S. democracy by polarizing the American constituency"


“I think I’ll leave that to Bob Mueller to answer,” Vinograd replied. “What I do think is, we already know from the intelligence community — and the entire intelligence community agrees on this — is that Donald Trump was Russia’s preferred candidate. Now that is not because any kind of personal love for Donald Trump. It is because they viewed him and his election as being more preferable to advancing their policies and to advancing their mission again of undermining U.S. democracy by polarizing the American constituency and decreasing American leverage around the world, and that is what Vladimir Putin wants.”


https://www.rawstory.com/2018/01/former-national-security-council-member-trump-still-likely-tool-russians/

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

4. Of course he did.

The question is, what was he doing here? Did he meet with Trump or any of his minions?

[gratuitous]

9. Heck, Trump probably gave him a free tour of the Oval Office

He's done it before for his Russian comrades, meeting with Lavrov and Kislyak back in May. The only other persons in the room were "photographers" for Russian news agencies. Maybe Naryshkin was called in to change the batteries on the listening devices?

[ProudLib72]

10. Just three Russians having a meeting. Nothing to see here...

[gibraltar72]

5. Debriefing.

[oasis]

6. Putin's Puppet. Let's see those those income taxes.

[eleny]

7. How the hell are we going to find out the purpose of this visit

Agent, provocateur, enabler. You name it, Trump's it and we're in for the worst.

[C_U_L8R]

8. Of course... Trump's gotta get his marching orders somehow.

Trump is a bonafide traitor and the only thing between him and a life in prison is a thin veneer of cognitive dissonance.

[Baitball Blogger]

11. Putin is our first undocumented President.

[RandomAccess]

12. It's a FACT that Trump is a Russian asset - -

to what extent he's a conscious, willing, eager accomplice and active agent is an unknown (to me anyway). But he's definitely an asset, over whom Russia / Putin is holding something.

But then, I also think he has seen over a decade or more how Russia and Putin operate, with Putin's dictatorial powers and his oligarchic army working to do his bidding and Trump wants that for himself too. I think either Putin, some Russian oligarchs or go-betweens (such as Russian diplomats) give Trump ideas on what to do next.

[spike91nz]

13. We sentenced Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to death

for doing less toward the destruction of the republic than this con-man and traitor now occupying the white house and the party of enablers keeping him from facing justice.

[orangecrush]

14. The fox

has the key to the chicken coop.

[Farmer-Rick]

15. Wow, Trump is giving away all our secrets and our allies' secrets to little man Putin

We will be a 3rd rate power for a very long time after Trump and Putin have finished pissing all over the US.

[world wide wally]

16. I'm sure Trump said, "welcome comrade brother"!

[TheBlackAdder]

17. How else will Russia deliver to Trump the bank routing and access codes for the next laundering job?

[ancianita]

18. Is this classified here? If so, we can't know if it's fake or real since it's not confirmable.

True or not, it's still important that TASS's claim might be confirmable by Reuters or the AP if no US officials have "mentioned" it.

[SunSeeker]

24. Reuters confirmed it.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-russia-usa-intelligence/russian-spy-chief-visited-united-states-russian-embassy-idUSKBN1FJ2PF

[ancianita]

20. Be careful who your sources are. This guy looks dodgy and his tweet seems off, too.

http://behindmlm.com/mlm/no-criminal-charges-pending-against-krassenstein-brothers/

[SunSeeker]

21. Well, there's the Daily Beast...

https://www.thedailybeast.com/russias-sanctioned-spy-chief-reportedly-met-cia-director-in-the-us?ref=home

[ancianita]

22. DB might be reputable, but Krassenstein's Internet/business past is not. This is clickbait. This is

too big a claim for just one net blog to be sufficient confirmation.

[SunSeeker]

23. Reuters confirmed it, ancianita. This is not "clickbait." This is a fucking scandal.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-russia-usa-intelligence/russian-spy-chief-visited-united-states-russian-embassy-idUSKBN1FJ2PF

[ancianita]

25. Thanks, I'll go with Reuters. Yes, it is a fucking scandal. I keep an eye on source time stamps.

As well as writers of tweets these days. I'm sure you understand why.