Comments by "CatsRule" (@1133saginaw) on "Not easy for NATO to trust Biden after 'catastrophic' Afghanistan withdrawal: Farage" video.

Ukraine is not Germany.
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Why do you think they laughed at him? He's nuts.
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@lindahathaway3519 Trump is the one chasing windmills. He still thinks he won the election.
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@bobmyself8819 " Opportunity is not a crime"? Remember Hunter Biden? Opportunity is not a crime? LOL What took you so long to figure that out? Manafort's "opportunities" WERE crimes, so why did Trump hire him to run his campaign? He said he was going to hire the best people. They were criminals. I don't know why you bring up Hillary. Who cares about Hillary? Actually, Mueller said he didn't charge Trump with obstruction because it was his understanding he wasn't allowed to charge a sitting president with a crime. Mueller: ""If we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so."
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@bobmyself8819 Oh, Oh. 'Georgia prosecutor granted special grand jury in Trump election probe." "A special grand jury will have the power to subpoena witnesses in an investigation that focuses on any “coordinated attempts to unlawfully alter the outcome of the 2020 elections" in Georgia." We'll soon find out if Trump's phone call was a crime.
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@jewella7731 Your comment makes no sense so I can't comment.
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Other countries hated Trump.
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@MarkHewitt They let us keeps military bases on their land which saves untold billions.
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Trump did collude with Russia. Read the Mueller Report, or better yet, download the Senate Intelligence Committee report on the subject. I reads like a spy novel.
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@anthonyesposito8683 The Mueller Report also said ''collusion" is not a legal term, but listed numerous occasions the Trump campaign used Russian help. Senate Intelligence Report: "The Committee found that Manafort's (TRUMP'S CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR) presence on the Campaign at;td proximity to Trump created opportunities for Russian intelligence services to exert influence over, and acquire confidential information on, the Trump Campaign. Taken as a whole, Manafort's high level access and willingness to share information with individuals closely affiliated with the Russian intelligence services, particularly Kilimnik and associates of Oleg Deripaska, represented a grave counterintelligence threat. " The Mueller Report led to the indictment of over 30 people, including Trump's campaign staff. They are convicted felons. Name another presidential campaign in the nation's history where the campaign staff was sent to prison.
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@bobmyself8819 GOP has no policy. They announced the GOP will no longer participate in presidential debates. How do you defend that? They are out to win back power and that is enough for you clowns, isn't it. And you wonder why the country is sliding downhill.
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@brucelevine6517 Oh, Oh. A Georgia judge just approved opening a criminal grand jury to indict Trump of election tampering crimes.
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@anthonyesposito8683 Collusion is not a legal term, so Manafort wasn't charged with that. Why do you defend a convicted felon? " US President Donald Trump's claim that he was "totally exonerated" by special counsel Robert Mueller was rejected by Mr Mueller in a hearing on Wednesday. Mr Mueller said he had not exonerated Mr Trump of obstruction of justice." - BBC
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@bobmyself8819 I've got news for you. Altering election results is a felony.
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@alphabogeyman7462 Who said the accusations are false?
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@alphabogeyman7462 Mueller wasn't looking for collusion. It's not a legal term. Mueller was looking for conspiracy. Just because you don't have enough evidence to convict someone in a courtroom doesn't mean crimes weren't committed. It's a high standard.
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@anthonyesposito8683 Trump tried to fire Mueller but didn't have the power to do it. The AG has that power. And he can only do that if the Special Prosecutor is breaking the law or abusing his power. AG Sessions refused to do it. He recused himself. You are the ignorant one. The "sham investigation" resulted in the indictment of 32 people, btw. Mr. "drain the swamp" pardoned his buddies out of prison.
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@bobmyself8819 It wasn't the Penn Supreme Court.
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@bobmyself8819 A bunch were Russians.
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Convicted Americans include your favorite band of crooked "patriots": Paul Manafort, Michael Flynn (he pleaded guilty, by the way, Roger Stone, ) George Papadopoulos, Michael Cohen, Rick Gates and 4 or 5 more. 13 Russians were indicted also. How many were indicted in the Benghazi investigation, that lasted two years?
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Most were charged with lying to the FBI and other things.
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@bobmyself8819 Flynn was indicted for lying to the FBI about his extensive contacts with Russian intelligence officers - a "patriot", in other words. Problem was: for which side? Trump, who promised "only the best", ended up hiring a spy as National Security Advisor. He was also a paid undeclared foreign agent for Turkey. National Security Advisor. "Only the best". LOL
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Dave Coyle They did impeach Trump. Twice. The Senate didn't remove him because the "jury" consisted of 52% Republicans. The second impeachment was for his involvement with the Jan 6 insurrection. Now they are finding Trump conspired to defraud the country with fake slates of electors. He thought he could get away with that - and you think his marbles are intact?
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@anthonyesposito8683 Trump fired Flynn because he lied to everyone about his involvement with Russian spies.
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@anthonyesposito8683 I sent you the evidence, now why don't you read it , or at least some of it. Flynn was in close contact with Russian spies. That is documented. He was paid $45,000 to attend a dinner with Putin. He sat at the table. He was indicted for lying about his contacts. You are the most gullible person on the planet..
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@anthonyesposito8683 Flynn had contact with many countries representatives alright. He was on the payroll of Russia and Turkey. Did you read the report I sent? He was in contact with Russian oligarchs and the Russian mafia, as was Trump. Just the sort of man we needed for the National Security advisor. Putin probably knew more American secrets than Trump did.
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@anthonyesposito8683 In that memo, Rosenstein noted that Mueller had the authority to investigate the following: · Allegations that Michael Flynn: • Committed a crime or crimes by engaging in conversations with Russian government officials during the period of the Trump transition; '• Committed a crime or crimes by making false statements to the FBI when interviewed about his contacts with the Russian government; • Committed a crime or crimes by failing to report foreign contacts and income on a Form SF-86 that he completed in anticipation of his being selected to serve as the National Security Advisor to President Trump. • Committed a crime or crimes by acting as an unregistered agent for the government of Turkey. 5067 (U) On December 1, 2017, Flynn pleaded guilty to providing•faise statements to the FBI, and providing false information and omissions on his registration with the Justice Department as an agent of a foreign government in March 2017.
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@anthonyesposito8683 Stop it. Flynn plead guilty multiple times. Set up? Why did Trump fire him?
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@anthonyesposito8683 And you don't think the five forged electoral certifications were attacks on our democracy? I thought Republicans were all about law and order. It seems you have an excuse for every crime. So tell me: why did Flynn confess guilt, several times, for crimes he did not commit?
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@anthonyesposito8683 "On 30 November 2016, the justice department separately warned Flynn he might be violating a federal law, known as the Foreign Agents Registration Act, or FARA, in relation to his work as a lobbyist for the Turkish regime of the strongman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The law required Flynn to register with the DoJ as foreign agent and truthfully disclose details of his lobbying work to DoJ as well. Despite the DIA warning not to take foreign money, Flynn still accepted $45,000 from RT, a Kremlin-controlled media organization described by US intelligence agencies as the “Kremlin’s principal international propaganda outlet”, $22,000 from other Russian interests, and $530,000 to serve as a lobbyist for Turkey. And despite the warning from the justice department, Flynn did not comply with the FARA statute." - The Guardian Ok, your turn. Apparently there is no criminal you won't defend.
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@anthonyesposito8683 Jill Stein is an Independent and as far as I know, she wasn't paid $45,000 to attend. She also didn't participate an an insurrection.
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@anthonyesposito8683 In case you didn't realize, handing in forged slate of electors like he did is a crime. Jan 6 was an insurrection, an attempted coup . Tune into the House Investigatory Committee report this spring when they release it.
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@anthonyesposito8683 Trump at the rally Saturday: "Unfortunately, (Pence) didn't exercise that power, he could have overturned the election". He admitted it was an insurrection. The crimes just keep adding up.
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@bobmyself8819 And I suppose when Trump said last week: "Pence didn't exercise that power. He could have overturned the election" isn't sedition? What is living in your morainic head? Termites?
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@anthonyesposito8683 There is abundant proof Trump participated in the Jan 6 insurrection. Read up about his fake electors scheme. Drain the swamp.
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@bobmyself8819 Free because Trump pardoned convicted felons. Drain the swamp, Law and Order and other myths.
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@bobmyself8819 If the crooks were exonerated, why did Trump have to pardon them? Any excuse to defend criminals.
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@bobmyself8819 Good thing he never met Jeffery Dahmer. No wonder he hung out with Jeffery Epstein for fifteen years. Crime, corruption and now Jesus? Shame on you.
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Trump negotiated the Afghan withdrawal. He didn't even plan for evacuating the people who wanted to get out. It was Biden who managed to get the final date moved from May 1st to August 31st. 140,000 people got out.
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@supernova Too late. The Afghan citizens are already out.
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Milley told the Chinese Trump was off his rocker (which the Chinese already knew), but wasn't planning an attack. That was smart. China has nukes.
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@smallgroup6858 The Republican Party, if you can still call it a party, doesn't think about the interests of the Republican Party. Trump needs to go. If he runs again, the democrats will get 90 million votes next time. The Dems could run a kitchen sink. It would make no difference.
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Trump's withdrawal from Syria was a disaster and the Afghan withdrawal plan was his as well.
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@kingssuck06 The plan was negotiated February 2020. The only difference is Biden managed to have the deadline extended to August 31. Trump negotiated May 1 as the deadline. Your hero's plan didn't include flying civilians out.
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