#peegate

[thewisewill80sbyers]

they need a ''solution'' to go through the wall... PEE

WILL SALTWATERGATE BECOME REAL ?????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SALTS ARE THE KEY ???????? FRNDJBHDGJFNAKLF please tell me you remember my theory from the other blog ç_ç

ocean = SALT + water

[sunflowhoops]

three pee mentions

[our-b3cka]

[tumblingtumbleleaves]

[lesbianmakototachibana]

From Salon: What do we know about Donald Trump’s outrageous “dossier”? Almost nothing — except that it exposes his most serious weaknesses 

Trump got this far by smashing political norms — now he's left with few real friends and little political capital.  

This week, #Peegate appeared, or whatever other hashtag you want to give to the firestorm around an unsubstantiated dossier, hinted at by CNN and published by BuzzFeed, suggesting that the Russian government had material it might use to blackmail Trump. The subsequent fallout demonstrated, perhaps for the first time, that Trump’s strategy of lying relentlessly and kicking down every political norm might actually come back to haunt him. Such political norms are the only defense a candidate or elected official has against salacious rumors — but those norms are gone, because Trump killed them all

For an ordinary politician who pretty much plays by the rules, an unsubstantiated story of such salaciousness would generally not even reach the public. Not so with Trump. He’s spent the past two years blatantly lying at every opportunity, repeatedly stating that true things are false and false things true. He has zero credibility on any issue of substance, and his denials carry no weight. If anything, his denials are likely reinforce suspicions that the story is true, because of the sheer mathematical probability that whatever Donald Trump says, the facts are likely to be the opposite.

[peskipixi]

*snort* ..... He said "leak"....

[jkliss]

My struggle with PeeGate

[protoslacker]

In a New York Times op-ed in August, the former director of the CIA, Michael Morell, wrote: "In the intelligence business, we would say that Mr Putin had recruited Mr Trump as an unwitting agent of the Russian Federation." Agent; puppet - both terms imply some measure of influence or control by Moscow. Michael Hayden, former head of both the CIA and the NSA, simply called Mr Trump a "polezni durak" - a useful fool. The background to those statements was information held - at the time - within the intelligence community. Now all Americans have heard the claims. Little more than a week before his inauguration, they will have to decide if their president-elect really was being blackmailed by Moscow.

Paul Wood at BBC News. Trump 'compromising' claims: How and why did we get here?