By the time Michael Flynn was fired as President Donald Trump’s national security adviser in February, he had made a lot of bad decisions. One was taking money from the Russians (and failing to disclose it); another was taking money under the table from the Turks. But an overlooked line in his financial disclosure form, which he was forced to amend to detail those foreign payments, reveals he was also involved in one of the most audacious—and some say harebrained—schemes in recent memory: a plan to build scores of U.S. nuclear power plants in the Middle East. In 2015 and 2016, according to his filing, Flynn was an adviser to X-Co Dynamics Inc./Iron Bridge Group, which at first glance looks like just another Pentagon consultancy that ex-military officers use to fatten their wallets.
In June 2015, knowledgeable sources tell Newsweek, Flynn flew to Egypt and Israel on behalf of X-Co/Iron Bridge. His mission: to gauge attitudes in Cairo and Jerusalem toward a plan for a joint U.S.-Russian (and Saudi-financed) program to get control over the Arab world’s rush to acquire nuclear power. At the core of their concern was a fear that states in the volatile Middle East would have inadequate security for the plants and safeguards for their radioactive waste—the stuff of nuclear bombs.
Michael Flynn, Russia and a grand scheme to build nuclear power plants in the Middle East
This Russian investigation is moving along so fast--it's actually hard to keep up with. Michael Flynn's son apparently is under the spotlight by Mueller also.
WASHINGTON — Michael G. Flynn, the son of President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, is a subject of the federal investigation into Russian meddling in the presidential election and possible collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign, according to four current and former government officials The inquiry into Flynn is focused at least in part on his work with his father's lobbying firm, Flynn Intel Group, three of the officials said. It's unclear when the focus on Flynn began.
Mike Flynn's son is subject of federal Russia investigation
Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign manager was forced to register as a Russian foreign agent, receiving 17 million from them to advise on Ukraine/US policy.
Paul Manafort retroactively registers with Justice Dept. as foreign agent
There's freaking Russian interests in every single corner of this administration. Trump is going to have a lot of Pardon's to write.
Trump was planning on a Trump Tower in Moscow when he was campaigning for POTUS.
Trump’s business sought deal on a Trump Tower in Moscow while he ran for president
In June 2015, knowledgeable sources tell Newsweek, Flynn flew to Egypt and Israel on behalf of X-Co/Iron Bridge. His mission: to gauge attitudes in Cairo and Jerusalem toward a plan for a joint U.S.-Russian (and Saudi-financed) program to get control over the Arab world’s rush to acquire nuclear power. At the core of their concern was a fear that states in the volatile Middle East would have inadequate security for the plants and safeguards for their radioactive waste—the stuff of nuclear bombs.
Michael Flynn, Russia and a grand scheme to build nuclear power plants in the Middle East
This Russian investigation is moving along so fast--it's actually hard to keep up with. Michael Flynn's son apparently is under the spotlight by Mueller also.
WASHINGTON — Michael G. Flynn, the son of President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, is a subject of the federal investigation into Russian meddling in the presidential election and possible collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign, according to four current and former government officials The inquiry into Flynn is focused at least in part on his work with his father's lobbying firm, Flynn Intel Group, three of the officials said. It's unclear when the focus on Flynn began.
Mike Flynn's son is subject of federal Russia investigation
Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign manager was forced to register as a Russian foreign agent, receiving 17 million from them to advise on Ukraine/US policy.
Paul Manafort retroactively registers with Justice Dept. as foreign agent
There's freaking Russian interests in every single corner of this administration. Trump is going to have a lot of Pardon's to write.
Trump was planning on a Trump Tower in Moscow when he was campaigning for POTUS.
Trump’s business sought deal on a Trump Tower in Moscow while he ran for president
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