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<blockquote data-quote="Gabriel Maxwell" data-source="post: 51857" data-attributes="member: 121">I was going to post about this today. I&#039;m glad Rachel - whose show has been daily must-see-TV in recent weeks - exposed this new narrative. There was a lot of talk about this on Twitter yesterday. They seem to be panicking.Yes, National Enquirer is a rag very few take seriously. But that&#039;s not the point. The point is - it&#039;s run by a Trump pal, who&#039;s been defending Trump relentlessly. Case in point? Look at this recent cover from a few weeks ago shouting there was proof for Trump&#039;s now-debunked claim:<img src="https://cdn.magzter.com/1369067063/1489238236/images/thumb/390_thumb_1.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Flynn may be evil and amoral, but he is also staggeringly incompetent. And with the cover below, as well as that other bizarre story about him discussing kidnapping of Turkish president&#039;s foe in the US (reported by Murdoch&#039;s Wall Street Journal), Trump and his cronies might really be ready to throw him (and Paul Manafort who&#039;s also had a bad week) under the bus.By the way, gotta love the idiotic lack of subtlety in this narrative - the &quot;bungling FBI&quot; got tricked, but Trump &quot;came to the rescue&quot; on his white shining horse. After shouting Russia is fake news! for months, of course:<img src="https://cdn.magzter.com/1369067063/1490003166/images/thumb/390_thumb_1.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Suddenly, Manafort, Stone and Page all say they want to talk to Congress about Trump and Russia. Are they looking for a deal? Are they ready to sing? Or is it all a part of some kind of ruse. Either way, we&#039;ll have a very interesting week ahead.Meanwhile here&#039;s an interesting take on where things are at the moment, including the Manafort problem:&quot;Former NSA analyst says Russia investigations could end Trump&#039;s presidency&quot;:<a href="http://www.cbc.ca/radio/day6/episode-330-london-attacks-trump-and-russia-autism-on-sesame-street-kids-climate-change-lawsuit-and-more-1.4035186/a-former-nsa-analyst-says-the-russia-investigations-could-end-donald-trump-s-presidency-1.4035193" target="_blank">http://www.cbc.ca/radio/day6/episode-330-london-attacks-trump-and-russia-autism-on-sesame-street-kids-climate-change-lawsuit-and-more-1.4035186/a-former-nsa-analyst-says-the-russia-investigations-could-end-donald-trump-s-presidency-1.4035193</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gabriel Maxwell, post: 51857, member: 121"] I was going to post about this today. I'm glad Rachel - whose show has been daily must-see-TV in recent weeks - exposed this new narrative. There was a lot of talk about this on Twitter yesterday. They seem to be panicking. Yes, [I]National Enquirer[/I] is a rag very few take seriously. But that's not the point. The point is - it's run by a Trump pal, who's been defending Trump relentlessly. Case in point? Look at this recent cover from a few weeks ago shouting there was proof for Trump's now-debunked claim: [IMG]https://cdn.magzter.com/1369067063/1489238236/images/thumb/390_thumb_1.jpg[/IMG] Flynn may be evil and amoral, but he is also staggeringly incompetent. And with the cover below, as well as that other bizarre story about him discussing kidnapping of Turkish president's foe in the US (reported by Murdoch's [I]Wall Street Journal), [/I]Trump and his cronies might really be ready to throw him (and Paul Manafort who's also had a bad week) under the bus. By the way, gotta love the idiotic lack of subtlety in this narrative - the "bungling FBI" got tricked, but Trump "came to the rescue" on his white shining horse. After shouting [I]Russia is[/I] [I]fake news![/I] for months, of course: [IMG]https://cdn.magzter.com/1369067063/1490003166/images/thumb/390_thumb_1.jpg[/IMG] Suddenly, Manafort, Stone and Page all say they want to talk to Congress about Trump and Russia. Are they looking for a deal? Are they ready to sing? Or is it all a part of some kind of ruse. Either way, we'll have a very interesting week ahead. Meanwhile here's an interesting take on where things are at the moment, including the Manafort problem: [B]"Former NSA analyst says Russia investigations could end Trump's presidency":[/B] [URL]http://www.cbc.ca/radio/day6/episode-330-london-attacks-trump-and-russia-autism-on-sesame-street-kids-climate-change-lawsuit-and-more-1.4035186/a-former-nsa-analyst-says-the-russia-investigations-could-end-donald-trump-s-presidency-1.4035193[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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