So we're up to three pay offs? 
RUSSIA/РОССИЯ THREAD—ASSANGE CHRGD W/ SPYING—DJT IMPEACHED TWICE-US TREASURY SANCTS KILIMNIK AS RUSSIAN AGNT
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There talkin about Golden showers on cnn right now.
but her emails
but her emails
CEO of Morgan Industries
Superstar
Avnetti the Gawd is on CNN saying Cohen will plead the 5th on the Stormy case after the raid
It's kind of amazing how many Chappelle's Show skits that you could take GIFs from to describe the events in this thread. The piss tape alone has:
"That piss was digital!"
All of the R. Kelly skits ("That's my Trump, always peeing on people.")
We need Dave to come back and do a Black Trump sketch as a sequel to what I consider his greatest sketch on that show, Black Bush.
It's real
Dirty Mcdrawz
Your girl loves em....
Tbh this is as much an indictment on CNN as it is on Trump.
Kind of annoyed that there have been a few times I had a genuine interest in maybe something else happening like some new development in Syria only for me to turn to CNN and they're talking about stormy Daniels or something. Not saying its not somewhat newsworthy but shyt gets old sometimes especially when other shyt in the world is going on .
Cenk Ugyur thinks impeachment is on the horizon before the midterms and that he would fire mueller to force the republicans to pick a side and align with him 
Thus why people are bailing because they see the horizon
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Thus why people are bailing because they see the horizon
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Disagree with that. I would say after the midterms than before. Republicans need to feel real pain before even thinking of acting. Otherwise they're sticking with the tribe at all costs
If he is dangling pardons to witnesses you know he got that fire!
i think that you have it mixed up.
Mueller is not offering pardons because he cannot.
trump has dangled pardons for witnesses.
that maybe obstruction of justice.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...eres-how-trump-soho-was-marketed-to-russians/
Here’s how Trump Soho was marketed to Russians
by Philip Bump
Main page of TrumpSoho.ru, now defunct. (Internet Archive)
Speaking to a real estate trade publication in 2008, Donald Trump Jr. made a comment that would haunt his father’s candidacy eight years later.
“In terms of high-end product influx into the U.S.,” he said, “Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets.” That claim — excluding the introductory “into the U.S.” part — seemed to run contrary to Donald Trump’s campaign-trail assertions that his businesses had no overlap with Russian interests. Including the introduction, it’s clear that Trump Jr. is mostly talking about Russians buying Trump properties in the United States. That, he said, is certainly the case “with our project in SoHo and anywhere in New York. We see a lot of money pouring in from Russia.”
Trump Soho was announced during an episode of “The Apprentice” in 2006 with a planned completion date of 2008.
Despite announcing the project on his television show, Trump didn’t actually invest any money in the building. As Vanity Fair reported last year, it was Trump-branded only, with a company called the Bayrock Group doing the financing. The managing director of the Bayrock Group was Felix Sater, who’s become enmeshed in the investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller III into Russian interference in the 2016 election. (Among other things, Sater pushed a development in Moscow that was pursued by the Trump Organization in late 2015, after Trump had already declared his candidacy.) A 2010 lawsuit against Bayrock alleged that the company was “backed by oligarchs and money they stole from the Russian people.”
Trump Soho was completed in 2008. In September 2009, someone named Aygul Safina registered a new domain: TrumpSoho.ru.
The site was basically a Russian-language version of a standardized brochurethat outlined the benefits of the property, down to the interview with Donald Trump in which he explains how Ivanka Trump and Trump Jr. influenced the location: “My children, Donald and Ivanka, have always been huge fans of SoHo, so they needed little convincing that this was the spot for a Trump property.” Because of the zoning at the location, Trump Soho couldn’t be used as permanent housing, a detail noted in grayed-out type at the bottom of the page. Also in that footnote is the sponsor of the site, “Bayrock / Sapir Organization LLC.”
Unlike the brochure, TrumpSoho.ru included a photo of Trump alongside two other men. They are Ruedi Sieber, president of Sieber International in Miami, and Igor Bogomolny, identified in a 2012 blog post as Russian sales director for Sieber International.
Ruedi Sieber, Trump and Igor Bogomolny. (TrumpSoho.ru/Internet Archive)
A somewhat cryptic article from another Russian-language site suggests that Bogomolny approached Trump Jr. about a deal in New York and that Donald Trump was so impressed that he insisted on meeting Bogomolny. By November 2008, he’s identified by the now-defunct, government-run news outlet RIA Novosti as the Eastern European head of Trump Soho. Trump, Bogomolny told RIA, was considered for seven or eight projects in Russia.
At some point in 2008 or 2009, Bogomolny told the site HomesOverseas.ruthat sales at Trump Soho were brisk. Nearly two-thirds of the rooms were sold, he said, 15 percent of which had been sold to Russians.
That wasn’t true. In 2010, Trump Soho was sued by investors who argued that the developers — and the Trumps in particular — had inflated sales numbers to make the project seem more popular than it was. By August 2009, data included in the lawsuit suggests, Bayrock and the Trumps had sold only about 16 percent of the units. Sales staff for Trump Soho, though, continually said that far more of the units were sold, including telling New York magazine in March 2008 that 60 percent of the units were sold.
For two years, the district attorney’s office in Manhattan built a felony fraud case against Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. related to those misrepresentations. District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. eventually declined to press charges — a decision made shortly after a visit from Trump’s attorney Marc Kasowitz.
Ivanka Trump’s role in promoting the property went beyond talking up its strong sales. She also starred in magazine ads promoting Trump Soho that ran repeatedly in the Russian-language magazine 100k Russia.
Ad from 100k Russia, February 2010.
Such ads weren’t entirely uncommon. Ads for Trump’s properties in Panama City and Hollywood were also advertised in similar magazines like Tout! and Salon. The masthead for Salon lists a representative in the United States: East Coast VP of Sales Igor Bogomolny.
The Russian real estate magazine Mir&Dom ran spreads on Trump Soho in 2009 and 2010. The 2009 version ran four pages, including multiple images showing interior shots from the hotel — but using architectural renderings instead of actual photographs.
As late as 2013, a real estate publication ran a two-page spread on Trump Soho.
The TrumpSoho.ru site was still active as of January 2014. In late April 2015, the site’s domain registration information was updated to point to an error page. In May 2015, the domain registry was deleted, according to records from DomainTools.
A month later, Donald Trump declared his candidacy.
i still can't believe this fukker tweeted "we need to help russia's economy" yesterday.
Just caught up on the last 5 pages I missed