Remember the best answer for why you voted for Trump: I don’t vote for warmongers.
Rise Up
November 14, 2016 12:11 pm
Does this pizzagate thing have legs? And just when I thought the Podesta/Clinton craziness was over. But the link below doesn’t relate the ISISgate part…hummmm.
Benghazigate Broke Open Emailgate,
Emailgate Broke Open Servergate,
Servergate and Emailgate Broke Open Weinergate,
Weinergate Broke Open Pizzagate
Guess what’s coming next?
ISISGATE…And It Doesn’t Get Any Bigger Than That
Watergate was the equivalent of driving 56 in a 55 compared to the shit Hillary & Obama have pulled.
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November 14, 2016 3:52 pm
Putin Calls Trump To Congratulate President Elect, Renormalize Relations
by Tyler Durden
Nov 14, 2016 3:02 PM
Moments ago the Kremlin released a statement in which the Russian presidency reported that Putin and Trump held a conversation, in which the Russian leader congratulated his American counterpart again on his victory in the presidential election, wished him “success in the implementation of the pre-election program, and noted his willingness to build a partnership dialogue with the new administration on the principles of equality, mutual respect and non-interference in the internal affairs of each other.”
During the conversation, Putin and Trump “not only agreed to assess the current unsatisfactory state of bilateral relations, but also spoke in favor of active joint work to normalize relations and aim for constructive cooperation on a wide range of issues. The call emphasized in particular the importance of creating a solid foundation of bilateral ties through the development of trade and economic relations.
In the call, it was also noted that that “next year marks 210 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and the United States, which in itself should stimulate a return to pragmatic, mutually beneficial cooperation, which would meet the interests of both countries, stability and security throughout the world.”
Putin and Trump shared thoughts on the need for joint efforts in the fight against the common enemy number one – international terrorism and extremism. In this vein, and discussed issues of the settlement of the crisis in Syria.
The two agreed to continue contact by phone and agreed to meet in person in the future.
Remember the best answer for why you voted for Trump: I don’t vote for warmongers.
Does this pizzagate thing have legs? And just when I thought the Podesta/Clinton craziness was over. But the link below doesn’t relate the ISISgate part…hummmm.
Benghazigate Broke Open Emailgate,
Emailgate Broke Open Servergate,
Servergate and Emailgate Broke Open Weinergate,
Weinergate Broke Open Pizzagate
Guess what’s coming next?
ISISGATE…And It Doesn’t Get Any Bigger Than That
Watergate was the equivalent of driving 56 in a 55 compared to the shit Hillary & Obama have pulled.
Putin Calls Trump To Congratulate President Elect, Renormalize Relations
by Tyler Durden
Nov 14, 2016 3:02 PM
Moments ago the Kremlin released a statement in which the Russian presidency reported that Putin and Trump held a conversation, in which the Russian leader congratulated his American counterpart again on his victory in the presidential election, wished him “success in the implementation of the pre-election program, and noted his willingness to build a partnership dialogue with the new administration on the principles of equality, mutual respect and non-interference in the internal affairs of each other.”
During the conversation, Putin and Trump “not only agreed to assess the current unsatisfactory state of bilateral relations, but also spoke in favor of active joint work to normalize relations and aim for constructive cooperation on a wide range of issues. The call emphasized in particular the importance of creating a solid foundation of bilateral ties through the development of trade and economic relations.
In the call, it was also noted that that “next year marks 210 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and the United States, which in itself should stimulate a return to pragmatic, mutually beneficial cooperation, which would meet the interests of both countries, stability and security throughout the world.”
Putin and Trump shared thoughts on the need for joint efforts in the fight against the common enemy number one – international terrorism and extremism. In this vein, and discussed issues of the settlement of the crisis in Syria.
The two agreed to continue contact by phone and agreed to meet in person in the future.
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