Russian Intelligence Report Describes Trump “Collusion”
by tts-admin | Nov 13, 2018
henrymakow.com — Nov 13, 2018
The SVR is the Russian CIA. This excerpt which claims Wikileaks is a Russian operation details Trump’s ties to Russia and their opinion of him.
It debunks the notion that Trump is a Russian asset. They regard him as unstable and unreliable.
But it does describe a kind of collusion. So what? Why shouldn’t Russia support a pro-peace candidate?
In this report, Putin attributes anti-Russian agitation in the US to “right-wing groups” which is clearly disinformation. George Soros is hardly right-wing. (I’ll let you decide if this report is credible or disinformation.)
“Then on November 12th, 2013 Trump posted a link to the Moscow Times, remarking that his organization was working on building a luxury hotel in Moscow “@AgalarovAras I had a great weekend with you and your family. You have done a FANTASTIC job. TRUMP TOWER-MOSCOW is next. EMIN was WOW!”
This hotel deal was finalized during Trump’s weekend stay in Moscow for his Miss Universe pageant. At the Four Seasons Hotel at Ulitsa Okhotnyy Ryad, 2, a private meeting was held between Mr. Trump and President Putin. As the President is fluent in English, no other person was present. President Putin praised the business abilities of Mr. Trump and said that he would be a “refreshing person” as President of the United States. President Putin said that his people would be pleased to support Mr. Trump and that if this support was deemed material in achieving a victory, President Putin had one request to make of Mr. Trump. President Putin said his best wish was to establish “friendly and cooperative attitudes” by both parties, firmer business contacts and an abandonment of the policy of threats to the Russian Republic.
President Putin stressed that certain very right-wing groups in America had been constantly agitating against him and against the Russian Republic and he hoped that Mr. Trump, if elected, could ignore these few people and work with, not against the Russian Republic. Mr. Trump repeatedly assured the President that he would be most eager to do just that and he agreed to work with various people in the United States who were friendly towards and had connections with, the Russian Republic.
This most important conversation was recorded as a form of kompromat. And it is certain that a direct quid pro quo took place in November of 2013 between President Putin and Mr Trump.
On June 16, 2015, Mr Trump announced his candidacy for President
The methodology of Russian assistance:
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