The fun in posting something like this is that the folks who continually claim "others" suffer from some fictitious syndrome prove yet again, with their constant stalking and trolling of anything disparaging their messiah, that if any such syndrome exists, it is with them. MAGAs are incapable of leaving harsh truths alone; they are obsessed with trying to get at people who know infinitely more than them and who post truths about their messiah. They appear in each and every thread that tells the truth about Trump. Any girlyman swing they try to take at the facts and at reality is always impotent and done with nothing to refute what is part of the official record---in the intel community, in the SSCI Report issued under Marco Rubio, in the Mueller Report, and in the data coming from the Durham investigation. They cannot refute anything in my post. The Trump campaign willingly cooperated with Russia in the 2016 election. That is an undeniable fact. Whether such willful cooperation is a crime or not, I don't know. I just know the cooperation was there, and I also know Putin wanted Trump, not Hillary. His efforts may have helped him get his wish; that cannot ever be truly known. Everything is my post in factual. It is damning in terms of showing both Putin's intent as well as the Trump campaign's willful cooperation with Russian assets to drive sentiment in the run up to the election. There is even more to the story, but a bit still remains classified and some comes from my own friendship with one of the key figures in this matter. Rather than cause MAGA heads here to burst, I will politely leave this out. Suffice it to say if the attempts to weaponize the DoJ against patriots who did their job continues, all of what I wrote and much more will come out in court. I think Trump prefers accusation, not a case that will remind people of what his campaign willfully did in 2016. If Trump and his lackeys cannot invoke some lie about "national security" and try to prevent material that is already in open sources from being raised in court, they will let this weaponization against John Brennan and James Comey stop at the level of accusation. Oh, and Trump may regret having pardoned Paul Manafort, because that pardon means Manafort cannot refuse to appear in court and cannot refuse to answer questions related to his cooperation with Russia via his former business partner Kilimnik. If Manafort lies in court, he will be charged with perjury, because that will be a new crime that falls outside of the pardon. Also, he cannot refuse to answer "on the grounds it might be self-incrimination", because he has already been pardoned.
