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No but he probably wouldn't be good friends with Don King and Al Sharpton if he was.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostBonking a forriner doesn't mean he's not racist.
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He's still bonking foreigners and they're still calling him racist. Classic Democrats.Originally posted by minestrone View Post"It goes on to say that Trump 'may have begun a brief relationship with a Russian woman'"
It's like the Daily Star talking about footballers.
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"It goes on to say that Trump 'may have begun a brief relationship with a Russian woman'"
It's like the Daily Star talking about footballers.
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Shocking revelation
“ However, the Senate report offers the most compelling account yet of what went on inside the hotel. It alleges that a suspected Russian intelligence officer is stationed permanently in the building and presides over a “network” of security cameras, some of them hidden inside guest rooms. The officer’s agency is redacted, but is likely to be the FSB, the spy agency Vladimir Putin headed, in charge of counter-intelligence.
The report says: “The committee found that the Ritz Carlton in Moscow is a high counterintelligence risk environment. The committee assesses that the hotel likely has at least one permanent Russian intelligence officer on staff, government surveillance of guests’ rooms, and the regular presence of a large number of prostitutes, likely with at least the tacit approval of Russian authorities.
It adds: “According to two former employees of the Ritz Carlton in Moscow, in 2013 there was at least one [redacted] officer permanently stationed at the hotel. This non-uniformed officer was believed to be a [redacted] and had access to the hotel’s property management system, guest portfolios and notations, as well as the network of “hundreds” of security cameras at the hotel.”
US Senate report goes beyond Mueller to lay bare Trump campaign's Russia links | US news | The Guardian



FFS, it’s in Russia - obviously it’s a counter intelligence riskTags: None
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