Why would Putin want Trump as president?

[Correll]

DING, ding, ding, you are very very close. Russia already has the oil and natural gas, but needs one more thing!

What.........a useful Idiot???

What.........a useful Idiot???

In a way, yes, but that is not the answer I'm looking for. Putin needs one more thing to corner the natural gas market. We know what he will do once he gets it because we saw him cut off gas to the Ukraine when he wanted to impose his will.

So the only thing I can think of left is world power over oil...or plutonium?

Actually, in that part of the world it is Natural Gas. And Putin needs only a new pipeline to corner the market.

Just like last time, this is up to the Europeans, if they want to give PUtin that kind of potential leverage over them.

Except they don't have much choice as there are only 3 other suppliers of NG in the area, Iran, Qatar and Azerbaijan and, for example, the pipeline from Iran was cancelled due to the fighting in the area where it would have to pass through.

The bulk of the First World is in the area you are talking about.

They have lots of choices when it comes to energy.

 

[RASTAMEN]

Well we all know he wants oil, and our new vs Sec of State can hand it all to him...$$$$ power and of coarse Estonia take over all while telling Trump how much he loves him to keep Trump in his Ego Coma...lol

DING, ding, ding, you are very very close. Russia already has the oil and natural gas, but needs one more thing!

What.........a useful Idiot???

One of two types of democrats and you are the second type...a useless idiot....

Funny.....Putin has already referred to Trump as his Useful Idiot!!!!!

Oh you type 2'er......

Oh quit trying to show people you are witty........its like a conservative trying to show they can be a comedian!!!

 

[P@triot]

That is the million dollar question which - when posed - completely obliterates the false narrative of the left.

The fact is, Putin wants a limp-wristed progressive in the Oval Office (such as Barack Obama or Hitlery Clinton) that he can run roughshod all over. The last thing he wants is another George W. Bush.

 

[edthecynic]

That is the million dollar question which - when posed - completely obliterates the false narrative of the left.

The fact is, Putin wants a limp-wristed progressive in the Oval Office (such as Barack Obama or Hitlery Clinton) that he can run roughshod all over. The last thing he wants is another George W. Bush.

You mindless drones can't think beyond your programmed hatred.

Putin sits pretty. US secretary of state is Exxon's CEO Tillerson, a friend of Putin. Michael Finn, the proposed national security adviser is a strong advocate of Russia. The Russian President has tons of influential friends in Washington, ready to sway things in his favor. In the coming months, US support for energy diversification in Europe will erode quickly, branding the renewal of US-Russia ties as a priority over interfering in foreign energy markets.

US progress towards energy self-sufficiency in the sight of consistently low oil prices has also reduced geopolitical concerns over control of foreign energy sources. So it comes as no surprise that the US has started a reform to drastically reduce its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Slowly but surely, Russia has laid the groundwork for dominance over the European energy market. For now, the Russian ploy seems to be working well. And, Washington has been reined in too. The southern Gas corridor could well be the tipping point. On target, Russian monopoly on natural gas is set. The big question is, what next?

 

[RASTAMEN]

That is the million dollar question which - when posed - completely obliterates the false narrative of the left.

The fact is, Putin wants a limp-wristed progressive in the Oval Office (such as Barack Obama or Hitlery Clinton) that he can run roughshod all over. The last thing he wants is another George W. Bush.

So Putin and the Russian influence did help Trump win after all. Thanks for clearing you soul.....To Heaven you go......you sinner.

 

[Correll]

That is the million dollar question which - when posed - completely obliterates the false narrative of the left.

The fact is, Putin wants a limp-wristed progressive in the Oval Office (such as Barack Obama or Hitlery Clinton) that he can run roughshod all over. The last thing he wants is another George W. Bush.

You mindless drones can't think beyond your programmed hatred.

Putin sits pretty. US secretary of state is Exxon's CEO Tillerson, a friend of Putin. Michael Finn, the proposed national security adviser is a strong advocate of Russia. The Russian President has tons of influential friends in Washington, ready to sway things in his favor. In the coming months, US support for energy diversification in Europe will erode quickly, branding the renewal of US-Russia ties as a priority over interfering in foreign energy markets.

US progress towards energy self-sufficiency in the sight of consistently low oil prices has also reduced geopolitical concerns over control of foreign energy sources. So it comes as no surprise that the US has started a reform to drastically reduce its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Slowly but surely, Russia has laid the groundwork for dominance over the European energy market. For now, the Russian ploy seems to be working well. And, Washington has been reined in too. The southern Gas corridor could well be the tipping point. On target, Russian monopoly on natural gas is set. The big question is, what next?

The Europeans are grownups. THey are responsible for their own choices.

 

[P@triot]

That is the million dollar question which - when posed - completely obliterates the false narrative of the left.

The fact is, Putin wants a limp-wristed progressive in the Oval Office (such as Barack Obama or Hitlery Clinton) that he can run roughshod all over. The last thing he wants is another George W. Bush.

You mindless drones can't think beyond your programmed hatred.

Putin sits pretty. US secretary of state is Exxon's CEO Tillerson, a friend of Putin. Michael Finn, the proposed national security adviser is a strong advocate of Russia. The Russian President has tons of influential friends in Washington, ready to sway things in his favor. In the coming months, US support for energy diversification in Europe will erode quickly, branding the renewal of US-Russia ties as a priority over interfering in foreign energy markets.

US progress towards energy self-sufficiency in the sight of consistently low oil prices has also reduced geopolitical concerns over control of foreign energy sources. So it comes as no surprise that the US has started a reform to drastically reduce its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Slowly but surely, Russia has laid the groundwork for dominance over the European energy market. For now, the Russian ploy seems to be working well. And, Washington has been reined in too. The southern Gas corridor could well be the tipping point. On target, Russian monopoly on natural gas is set. The big question is, what next?

All of that operates under the assumption that Donald Trump will bow to Russia. Trump's ego is too large - he'll never bow to anyone.

All of Russia's energy desires would have been exponentially more likely under Hitlery Clinton. Remember, she arranged for U.S. uranium mines to be transferred to Russia in exchange for a huge donation to her Clinton Foundation (her front for laundering money to her personal bank account). When you consider Hitlery actually surrendered a priceless resource necessary for building nuclear weapons to one of our biggest threats, your theory completely falls apart and lands on its face.

 

[edthecynic]

That is the million dollar question which - when posed - completely obliterates the false narrative of the left.

The fact is, Putin wants a limp-wristed progressive in the Oval Office (such as Barack Obama or Hitlery Clinton) that he can run roughshod all over. The last thing he wants is another George W. Bush.

You mindless drones can't think beyond your programmed hatred.

Putin sits pretty. US secretary of state is Exxon's CEO Tillerson, a friend of Putin. Michael Finn, the proposed national security adviser is a strong advocate of Russia. The Russian President has tons of influential friends in Washington, ready to sway things in his favor. In the coming months, US support for energy diversification in Europe will erode quickly, branding the renewal of US-Russia ties as a priority over interfering in foreign energy markets.

US progress towards energy self-sufficiency in the sight of consistently low oil prices has also reduced geopolitical concerns over control of foreign energy sources. So it comes as no surprise that the US has started a reform to drastically reduce its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Slowly but surely, Russia has laid the groundwork for dominance over the European energy market. For now, the Russian ploy seems to be working well. And, Washington has been reined in too. The southern Gas corridor could well be the tipping point. On target, Russian monopoly on natural gas is set. The big question is, what next?

All of that operates under the assumption that Donald Trump will bow to Russia. Trump's ego is too large - he'll never bow to anyone.

All of Russia's energy desires would have been exponentially more likely under Hitlery Clinton. Remember, she arranged for U.S. uranium mines to be transferred to Russia in exchange for a huge donation to her Clinton Foundation (her front for laundering money to her personal bank account). When you consider Hitlery actually surrendered a priceless resource necessary for building nuclear weapons to one of our biggest threats, your theory completely falls apart and lands on its face.

LIAR!

 

[rdean]

The reason is pretty obvious, but I wonder how many really know.

“Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets. We see a lot of money pouring in from Russia,” Trump’s son, Donald Jr., said at a real estate conference in 2008, according to a trade publication, eTurboNews.

You gotta wonder.

 

[Claudette]

The reason is pretty obvious, but I wonder how many really know.

Putin hates Hillary because he thinks she tried to interfere with the Russian elections.

Putin would have been behind anyone who opposed her. If it had been Cruz. He would have backed Cruz.

 

[edthecynic]

The reason is pretty obvious, but I wonder how many really know.

Putin hates Hillary because he thinks she tried to interfere with the Russian elections.
Putin would have been behind anyone who opposed her. If it had been Cruz. He would have backed Cruz.

Not even close!
Again, the Right just spouts their programmed hate without a moments thought.

Washington Examiner: Ted Cruz: Obama sanctions against Russia too little, too late | Ted Cruz | U.S. Senator for Texas
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said President Obama was right to announce new sanctions against Russia in response to aggression in Ukraine, but suggested that his actions were "far too little and too late." ...

Cruz suggested that the United States should move to install ballistic missile batteries in Eastern Europe, sign a free trade agreement with Ukraine and help the country build infrastructure for importing natural gas.

 

[Correll]

The reason is pretty obvious, but I wonder how many really know.

Putin hates Hillary because he thinks she tried to interfere with the Russian elections.
Putin would have been behind anyone who opposed her. If it had been Cruz. He would have backed Cruz.

Not even close!
Again, the Right just spouts their programmed hate without a moments thought.

Washington Examiner: Ted Cruz: Obama sanctions against Russia too little, too late | Ted Cruz | U.S. Senator for Texas
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said President Obama was right to announce new sanctions against Russia in response to aggression in Ukraine, but suggested that his actions were "far too little and too late." ...

Cruz suggested that the United States should move to install ballistic missile batteries in Eastern Europe, sign a free trade agreement with Ukraine and help the country build infrastructure for importing natural gas.

All of that, still falls well short of BOTH a. interfering in Russian elections, or b. the proposed and insane no fly zone.

Given a choice between the two, putin would have still be likely to prefer the NOT Hillary.

Just saying.

 

[Claudette]

The reason is pretty obvious, but I wonder how many really know.

Putin hates Hillary because he thinks she tried to interfere with the Russian elections.
Putin would have been behind anyone who opposed her. If it had been Cruz. He would have backed Cruz.

Not even close!
Again, the Right just spouts their programmed hate without a moments thought.

Washington Examiner: Ted Cruz: Obama sanctions against Russia too little, too late | Ted Cruz | U.S. Senator for Texas
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said President Obama was right to announce new sanctions against Russia in response to aggression in Ukraine, but suggested that his actions were "far too little and too late." ...

Cruz suggested that the United States should move to install ballistic missile batteries in Eastern Europe, sign a free trade agreement with Ukraine and help the country build infrastructure for importing natural gas.

So you know what Putin was thinking?? I doubt it. He hates Hillary and would have backed anyone opposing her.

Why Putin hates Hillary

Grow a brain you tree stump dumb asshole.

 

[Rustic]

The reason is pretty obvious, but I wonder how many really know.

Tears in your beer?

 

[Correll]

The reason is pretty obvious, but I wonder how many really know.

Tears in your beer?

Mmm, sounds like a great country song.

 

[edthecynic]

So you know what Putin was thinking?? I doubt it. He hates Hillary and would have backed anyone opposing her.
Why Putin hates Hillary
Grow a brain you tree stump dumb asshole.

 

[Claudette]

So you know what Putin was thinking?? I doubt it. He hates Hillary and would have backed anyone opposing her.
Why Putin hates Hillary
Grow a brain you tree stump dumb asshole.

Dumbass alert.

 

[g5000]

Q: Do you have a relationship with Vladimir Putin? A conversational relationship, or anything that you feel you have sway or influence over his government?

TRUMP: I do have a relationship, and I can tell you that he's very interested in what we're doing here today.



Claiming to have a personal relationship with someone famous that does not exist is what stalkers and other weird fucking freaks do.

"We have a thing going on! He's watching me right now! I just know it!"

That shit is downright creepy, man.


Trump has a huge hole in his personality which Putin intends to exploit.

 

[g5000]

 

[edthecynic]

Q: Do you have a relationship with Vladimir Putin? A conversational relationship, or anything that you feel you have sway or influence over his government?

TRUMP: I do have a relationship, and I can tell you that he's very interested in what we're doing here today.

Claiming to have a personal relationship with someone famous that does not exist is what stalkers and other weird fucking freaks do.
"We have a thing going on! He's watching me right now! I just know it!"
That shit is downright creepy, man.
Trump has a huge hole in his personality which Putin intends to exploit.

@realDonaldTrump Mr. Trump thank you for brining #missuniverse to us we had an awesome time TRUMP tower Moscow - lets make it happen !

— emin-music (@eminofficial) November 12, 2013