'They Got What They Wanted': Indictment Outlines U.A.E. Wins With Barrack Working Trump - TRMS

[Rhiannon12866]

Rachel Maddow reports on how the federal indictment against Donald Trump insider Tom Barrack outlines how well served the United Arab Emirates was by allegedly having Barrack as an agent influencing Donald Trump on their behalf, and how lucrative the arrangement was for Barrack. Aired on 07/20/2021.




Barrack Indictment Puts New Attention On U.A.E. Interest In Getting Trump Elected - Rachel Maddow - MSNBC

Rachel Maddow reviews New York Times reporting from 2018 of an offer by the United Arab Emirates to help Donald Trump get elected, an especially appealing prospect since they allegedly had an agent in Tom Barrack in a position to influence Donald Trump to act in their interest. Aired on 07/20/2021.




Tom Barrack Indictment Adds New Perspective On Foreign Schemes To Help Trump Win Election - Rachel Maddow - MSNBC

David Kirkpatrick, national correspondent for the New York Times, talks with Rachel Maddow about how the Tom Barrack indictment alleges Barrack was working with the United Arab Emirates as the U.A.E. was reportedly offering help to the Trump campaign in 2016 and efforts were being made to make connections with Russia. Aired on 07/20/2021.

[ancianita]

1. This helps me see why Trump actually believed his denials about JUST Russian interference.

Because the whole attempt to set up government-as-racket had so many more players than just his "I Alone" front.

[Rhiannon12866]

2. Exactly.

All this time we've been focused on his traitorous relationship with Putin - and then his "love affair" with Kim Jong-un. And then there was his (and Kushner's) extremely suspicious closeness with the Saudis. As you said, there were clearly a lot more players - and it may take decades to uncover the full extent of the previous administration's betrayal.

[mikeysnot]

7. Red Sea conspiracy

Seth Abrahmsons book proof of conspiracy outlines the whole timeline.

[Rhiannon12866]

10. Thanks for the recommendation.

We know he's reliable so that sounds worth checking out.

[ancianita]

13. It does look enlightening. I think I'll give it a read.

I wonder if this has really been about a global Big Fossil takeover of lots of governments, not just ours.

https://www.kpl.gov/catalog/item/?i=ent://SD_ILS/0/SD_ILS:1831786

[mikeysnot]

14. It is multi pronged, multi faceted.

Seths book also overlaps with Rachel’s book Blowback.

[ancianita]

15. Cool.

I read Blowback. Thanks.

[multigraincracker]

3. Does any of this ever

reach the level of treason?

[Rhiannon12866]

4. I've thought it was treason when he met privately with the Russians - and secretly with Putin

We know that he was taking instructions from the UAE, rather than working for the American people, so this is clearly treasonous.

[multigraincracker]

5. I don't support the death penalty, but

life without parole is ok.

[Rhiannon12866]

8. That would be fine with me as well

And no Diet Coke, though that particular addiction is probably shortening his ill-spent life.

[multigraincracker]

9. In that case, I'll go with

warm diet coke and cold bread.

[Rhiannon12866]

11. No more steak with ketchup and three scoops for him behind bars!

[viva la]

12. DonJr involved...

Like he was with the Russians. He was allegedly approached by a UAE person and offered help.

UAE connects a lot of the creeps: George Pedophile Nader, Elliott Broidy, Erik Prince, Kushner. That whole weird Qatar move, where Trump suddenly turned on an ally who host on of our military bases? Barrack.

[hedda_foil]

16. Good catch!

[viva la]

17. "They got what they wanted"--

A Camp David meeting of Mideast countries CALLED OFF.

I know none of these countries are "our enemy", but they certainly do not have identical interests with the US. At what point does doing the bidding of another country in opposition to our interest constitute.... treason? or at least treachery?

I just keep trying to swallow. How could this man have been president??? How could someone who over and over has been shown to sell out the country's interest get 64 million votes?