Yeah, in my opinion, Trump sold our secrets.

[kentuck]

And he had help. He does nothing alone.

In my opinion, he did trade on America's secrets. Whether it was the Saudis or the Russians or someone else, he has made a bunch of money. Just my opinion.

It is no trivial matter. The threat continues and our justice system does not seem capable of recognizing the threat, let alone do anything about it.

It is much more serious than an over-due library book or a "storage" problem.

We have a traitor in our midst.

[rubbersole]

1. Yes, yes, and yes.

And the famous philosopher Jamie Raskin - "It will blow the roof off the house."

[lark]

2. It's worse than 1 traitor.

We have a traitorous movement with many judges on their side. We have the Confederacy or those exactly like them who intend to steal back the government and make it 100% for the rich and take everything away from the working class/poor/women/minorities. This includes free education, social security, Medicare, Medicaid, all and any healthcare assistance, minimum wage, 40 hour work week, etc. etc. Worse, this is a worldwide program with the leading proponent of Putin and the rw creeps here are totally in his pocket.

[Irish_Dem]

3. Trump NOT selling $Billion dollar secrets would be the big shock.

Having billions of dollars worth of documents and he just sat on them would be totally out of character for him.

[TxVietVet]

4. I agree.

tRump has used those secrets for cash.
I firmly believe he used it for funds. He's traitor!.

[fightforfreedom]

5. Secret documents in a resort for 18 months. CIA reports many informants disappeared during that time

That is one hell of a coincidence. It would be a gift from heaven if the FBI can tie any of the secret documents to missing informants.

If that happens Trump would need a lot more than special master and an idiot judge to save him.

[Submariner]

6. Since Trump, Russia now has the capability

to snuggle up close to our military satellites. They are likely monitoring our satellites, and waiting for the order to explode and take out our satellite when the time comes.

According to information gleaned by a Netherlands-based satellite tracking system called Marco Langbroek, the Russian vessel appears to be hovering within just 37 miles of the US spacecraft. As one might imagine, the Pentagon is none too pleased. "That's really irresponsible behavior,"
Gen. James H.Aug 11, 2022.

Nuclear intel to Bonesaw Mo maybe part of Kushner's $2 billion sellout of U.S. secrets. We have no idea what damage has been done to our national security.

[gab13by13]

7. I was hoping that 5 Eyes had intercepted

some incriminating evidence on Trump. Probably why he moved the documents to a golf club. Sudi Arabia or Russia can send a courier with a bag full of money and just walk out with nuclear documents or the names of our spies. Membership at Mar-el-Loco is just 200k which Trump can include in the cost of our country's secrets.

[CrispyQ]

8. I completely agree with you & am stunned at our response.

Beyond stunned. I simply can't comprehend how this isn't viewed as one of the biggest national security breaches in the history of our country & yet the guy is still walking free & shooting off his mouth. I'm beyond pissed off.

[Timewas]

9. Yes

Of course he did, there is no other reason to have had them ...

[peggysue2]

10. The problem?

We have traitor(s), plural, in our midst, those who have enabled, protected and covered-up the betrayal, may have even profited themselves.

Trump and his supporters are a huge threat to our national security. But it seems too many people have a price and are willing to get in on the action or are covering up for their own past sins and/or malfeasance.

This goes deeper than Trump.