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Komšo, ja sam se zezao kad sam pričao o trockistima u SAD, nije valjda da si ti to shvatio ozbiljno?
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Komšo, ja sam se zezao kad sam pričao o trockistima u SAD, nije valjda da si ti to shvatio ozbiljno?
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Da, shvatio si ozbiljno. Ništa, srećni elektrošokovi u ludari i vidimo se nikad
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То се не рачуна, то је демокраЦки притисак.
oće to. ne špijuniraju tramapa ali špijuniraju zelenskog.
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Свима је јасно да фамилија Бајден узима проценат од зараде Украјинског гасовода. Што више гаса прође кроз тај гасовод то више пара Бајдену. Зато су уништили Јужни Ток а жестоко се труде да униште и Северни Ток 2 док овај Турски саботирају на све могуће начине.
Уместо да Бајдена стрпају у затвор они би да смене Трампа који је без условљавања рекао Зеленском да би било добро да се та афера испита. Замисли мање је битан одговор на питање да ли је Бајден корумпирани гад који користи Америку због своје сопствене зараде при томе ризикујући да све Европске државе побесне на њега и Америку од одговора на питање да ли је Трамп уцењивао Украјину да покрене истрагу
Уместо да Бајдена стрпају у затвор они би да смене Трампа који је без условљавања рекао Зеленском да би било добро да се та афера испита. Замисли мање је битан одговор на питање да ли је Бајден корумпирани гад који користи Америку због своје сопствене зараде при томе ризикујући да све Европске државе побесне на њега и Америку од одговора на питање да ли је Трамп уцењивао Украјину да покрене истрагу
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Ниједан од горе наведених "токова" није у интересу Америке. Напротив, на делу савез Немачке и Русије који је природно усмерен против Америке. И нормално је да тај савез Америка буши. А Трамп је постављен од стране Путиновог КГБ-а да то бушење заустави и то је сада већ очигледно. Јбга није се безвезе отварао шампањац у Кремљу и Думи када је на изборима победио Трамп.
Па је сходно томе, радећи за руске интересе, Трамп прекршио Устав САД после кога може и мора без обзира на исход да се тражи његов опозив ("импичмент"), а који по Уставу САД следи уколико је председник починио (цитирам) "издају, или подмићивање, или друге злочине или прекршаје". Ове последње две ставке су предмет жустрих расправа у историји САД јер су намерно остављене недефинисане.
У овом случају ће зависити од републиканаца - да ли ће подржати страног агента Трампа или ће гласати за интересе Америке, а то је да се издајнику америчких интереса удари импичмент и када напусти дужност да се ухапси и да му се суди као страном шпијуну.
Е да, Вотергејт... И Никсон је имао републиканску већину али када је видео да ће његови републиканци да гласају за опозив јер је било јасно да је направио прекршај, сам је дао оставку. Зато је у снимку који сам поставио бивши тужилац у случају Вотергејт рекао да је овај случај кудикамо тежи јер "Трамп нема срама". Додао бих да ни републиканци генерално нису више они људи из седамдесетих. Ови сада би се за паре ieбали у д, а пара руси имају.
Св. Трифун Академик између осталог и о најновијем Трамповом скандалу.
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“They Have Walked Into a Trap!” -Rudy Giuliani Destroys Democrat Party, FBI and BIDEN CRIME FAMILY
Democrats announced on Tuesday they will open an impeachment investigation on President Trump for speaking to the Ukrainian president on the phone about the Biden Crime Family’s money laundering from the Ukrainian people.
Rudy was ON FIRE and dropped several bombs on the unsuspecting Democrats during the interview.
Rudy warned Democrats, “They have walked into a trap.”
Rudy dropped this bomb on the Biden Crime Family, “I have the records of $3 million payments laundered to Biden’s son. I have the records. I have the dates. It went from Ukraine, to Latvia to Cyprus, Cyprus to him. That’s called evidence of guilty knowledge… He got $1.5 billion from China! $1.5 Billion!… They bought the Vice President of the United States!”
Rudy then went on to explain his role in the Ukrainian investigation. They’re not going to intimidate me! I never realized the depth of the corruption! I never knew the depth of this corruption. It’s massive, it’s shocking. And if I played a role in getting that out I did a service to my country and I’m proud of it. And everything I did was legal and defensible.”
Laura continued to interrupt Rudy throughout the interview.
Rudy then broke this development.
He was investigating Ukraine because the Ukrainian prosecutor installed by Biden dismissed the case on the organization that was collecting false information on Donald Trump, on Paul Manafort and feeding it to the Democratic National Committee. “That organization was run by George Soros who then hired the crooked FBI agent who is now working for George Soros.”
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Democrats announced on Tuesday they will open an impeachment investigation on President Trump for speaking to the Ukrainian president on the phone about the Biden Crime Family’s money laundering from the Ukrainian people.
Rudy was ON FIRE and dropped several bombs on the unsuspecting Democrats during the interview.
Rudy warned Democrats, “They have walked into a trap.”
Rudy dropped this bomb on the Biden Crime Family, “I have the records of $3 million payments laundered to Biden’s son. I have the records. I have the dates. It went from Ukraine, to Latvia to Cyprus, Cyprus to him. That’s called evidence of guilty knowledge… He got $1.5 billion from China! $1.5 Billion!… They bought the Vice President of the United States!”
Rudy then went on to explain his role in the Ukrainian investigation. They’re not going to intimidate me! I never realized the depth of the corruption! I never knew the depth of this corruption. It’s massive, it’s shocking. And if I played a role in getting that out I did a service to my country and I’m proud of it. And everything I did was legal and defensible.”
Laura continued to interrupt Rudy throughout the interview.
Rudy then broke this development.
He was investigating Ukraine because the Ukrainian prosecutor installed by Biden dismissed the case on the organization that was collecting false information on Donald Trump, on Paul Manafort and feeding it to the Democratic National Committee. “That organization was run by George Soros who then hired the crooked FBI agent who is now working for George Soros.”
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That time Nixon released doctored transcripts during Watergate
It was April 29, 1974. President Richard M. Nixon held a news conference, announcing he was about to release more than 1,200 pages of edited transcripts of his recorded conversations.
Nearly three weeks earlier, the House Judiciary Committee had subpoenaed the tapes. Nixon hoped releasing transcripts would be enough.
“These transcripts will show,” Nixon told the American people, “that what I have stated from the beginning to be the truth has been the truth: that I personally had no knowledge of the [Watergate] break-in before it occurred, that I had no knowledge of the coverup until I was informed of it by John Dean on March 21.”
There was a problem though. The transcripts were different from what was said on the tapes. At times, very different.
On Wednesday, the Trump administration released a rough transcript of a phone call between President Trump and the president of Ukraine that has led to an impeachment push in the House. According to the rough transcript, Trump offered Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky help from the Justice Department to investigate Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden as well as a White House meeting in exchange for the probe.
Trump said in a tweet Tuesday the rough transcript will prove it was “very friendly and totally appropriate call.”
To students of history, though, this is more fodder for the endless comparisons between Trump and Nixon.
The first revelation when Nixon released the transcripts was that he and his aides swore — a lot. “[EXPLETIVE DELETED]” littered the pages and became a national joke. Rather than smooth the language, the all-caps censoring ended up magnifying what in many cases were mild swears like “hell” or “damn,” making them seem worse than they actually were.
But there were other issues, too. Nixon said he had personally removed anything from the transcripts that weren’t relevant. And as Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein later described in their book “The Final Days,” Nixon had spent months excising “long and relevant” sections of the tapes from the transcripts.
While Republican leaders praised the president for his “fair and reasonable” release of the transcripts, Democratic leaders on the House Judiciary Committee refused to accept them. They still wanted the tapes. Nixon was also fighting a subpoena for the tapes from special prosecutor Leon Jaworski.
Nixon eventually released 19 clips of the tapes to the committee, but refused to hand over any more, according to the New York Times.
Nixon’s defense hinged on the transcripts showing that while he had discussed ways of covering up White House ties to the Watergate break-in, they made it clear he never ordered aides to take any of those steps.
He also said the transcript of a pivotal conversation on March 21, 1973, with White House counsel John Dean, made it clear he was just becoming aware of the White House ties to the break-in in that moment.
But in late June, a Republican member of the committee leaked internal memos to the Times, showing there were dramatic discrepancies. Some of it could be explained by the House and having superior audio equipment, but “words, phrases and sometimes whole sections of conversation contained in the Judiciary Committee transcripts are missing from or at variance with the expurgated White House narrative,” the Times reported.
In the pivotal March 21 conversation with Dean, the White House transcript has Nixon saying “we could” buy time by paying off Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt, but in the actual recording he said “we should,” later adding “for Christ’s sakes, get it.”
In the same conversation, Nixon told Dean to write up a Watergate report to defend the White House. On the tape, he added, “Understand, I don’t want it that goddamned specific.” That entire sentence was missing from the White House transcript.
Most importantly, the March 21 conversation was supposed to show Nixon was just learning of the coverup that day. But in a recording three weeks earlier, Nixon said his former attorney general and 1972 campaign manager John Mitchell was “too clever” to allow himself to be “ruined” by Watergate. This comment was missing from the White House transcript.
On July 9, the committee released publicly its version of the transcripts. Two weeks later, the Supreme Court ordered the president to release the remaining tapes to the special counsel.
Nixon finally released the tapes, including the so-called smoking gun tape, from June 23, 1972, just a few days after the Watergate break-in, in which he talked about asking the CIA director to instruct the FBI to back off its investigation of the break-in.
Nixon announced his resignation on Aug. 8, 1974.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/09/25/trump-ukraine-that-time-nixon-released-doctored-transcripts-during-watergate/
It was April 29, 1974. President Richard M. Nixon held a news conference, announcing he was about to release more than 1,200 pages of edited transcripts of his recorded conversations.
Nearly three weeks earlier, the House Judiciary Committee had subpoenaed the tapes. Nixon hoped releasing transcripts would be enough.
“These transcripts will show,” Nixon told the American people, “that what I have stated from the beginning to be the truth has been the truth: that I personally had no knowledge of the [Watergate] break-in before it occurred, that I had no knowledge of the coverup until I was informed of it by John Dean on March 21.”
There was a problem though. The transcripts were different from what was said on the tapes. At times, very different.
On Wednesday, the Trump administration released a rough transcript of a phone call between President Trump and the president of Ukraine that has led to an impeachment push in the House. According to the rough transcript, Trump offered Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky help from the Justice Department to investigate Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden as well as a White House meeting in exchange for the probe.
Trump said in a tweet Tuesday the rough transcript will prove it was “very friendly and totally appropriate call.”
To students of history, though, this is more fodder for the endless comparisons between Trump and Nixon.
The first revelation when Nixon released the transcripts was that he and his aides swore — a lot. “[EXPLETIVE DELETED]” littered the pages and became a national joke. Rather than smooth the language, the all-caps censoring ended up magnifying what in many cases were mild swears like “hell” or “damn,” making them seem worse than they actually were.
But there were other issues, too. Nixon said he had personally removed anything from the transcripts that weren’t relevant. And as Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein later described in their book “The Final Days,” Nixon had spent months excising “long and relevant” sections of the tapes from the transcripts.
While Republican leaders praised the president for his “fair and reasonable” release of the transcripts, Democratic leaders on the House Judiciary Committee refused to accept them. They still wanted the tapes. Nixon was also fighting a subpoena for the tapes from special prosecutor Leon Jaworski.
Nixon eventually released 19 clips of the tapes to the committee, but refused to hand over any more, according to the New York Times.
Nixon’s defense hinged on the transcripts showing that while he had discussed ways of covering up White House ties to the Watergate break-in, they made it clear he never ordered aides to take any of those steps.
He also said the transcript of a pivotal conversation on March 21, 1973, with White House counsel John Dean, made it clear he was just becoming aware of the White House ties to the break-in in that moment.
But in late June, a Republican member of the committee leaked internal memos to the Times, showing there were dramatic discrepancies. Some of it could be explained by the House and having superior audio equipment, but “words, phrases and sometimes whole sections of conversation contained in the Judiciary Committee transcripts are missing from or at variance with the expurgated White House narrative,” the Times reported.
In the pivotal March 21 conversation with Dean, the White House transcript has Nixon saying “we could” buy time by paying off Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt, but in the actual recording he said “we should,” later adding “for Christ’s sakes, get it.”
In the same conversation, Nixon told Dean to write up a Watergate report to defend the White House. On the tape, he added, “Understand, I don’t want it that goddamned specific.” That entire sentence was missing from the White House transcript.
Most importantly, the March 21 conversation was supposed to show Nixon was just learning of the coverup that day. But in a recording three weeks earlier, Nixon said his former attorney general and 1972 campaign manager John Mitchell was “too clever” to allow himself to be “ruined” by Watergate. This comment was missing from the White House transcript.
On July 9, the committee released publicly its version of the transcripts. Two weeks later, the Supreme Court ordered the president to release the remaining tapes to the special counsel.
Nixon finally released the tapes, including the so-called smoking gun tape, from June 23, 1972, just a few days after the Watergate break-in, in which he talked about asking the CIA director to instruct the FBI to back off its investigation of the break-in.
Nixon announced his resignation on Aug. 8, 1974.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/09/25/trump-ukraine-that-time-nixon-released-doctored-transcripts-during-watergate/
