Donald Trump Accused of Committing 'Massive Crime' With Reported Phone Call

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Apparently, the two assfucks Trump & Bibi have nothing better to do then chit chat on the phone.

Birds of a feather. One needs to win election to stay OUT of prison, the other one needs to stay IN office to stay out of prison.

Prison. Where they both belong.
Prison. Where you belong
 
Hard to get excited over this one, either way. Sounds too much like an adaptation of the Reagan-Iran accusations concerning the hostages that went nowhere even after the Iran-Contra affair was exposed.
 
He just can't stop breaking the law.

And another phone call?

He apparently can't learn either.


Donald Trump has been accused of violating federal law by allegedly calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the ceasefire deal the U.S. is helping negotiate between Israel and Hamas.

The former president allegedly made the call on August 14, according to Axios, which cited two unnamed "U.S. sources who were briefed on the call."

The next day, however, Netanyahu's office denied that the call took place. In a statement quoted by The Times of Israel, a spokesperson said: "Contrary to media reports, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not speak yesterday with former President Donald Trump."


It is unclear if a call between Trump and Netanyahu took place and Newsweek has contacted representatives of the former president for comment.

"balls to the wall treason" is how some have described it.


Now we all know Trump is capable of breaking the Logan Act is such a brazen fashion and compromising the lives of Israeli hostages in the process, but is Benjamin Netanyahu?

At this point I would say yes, but...



You have a rude awakening coming punk. I don't even like Rump but you're so stupid you believe all the shit the MSM liars tell you. Did you want to talk yet?
 
He just can't stop breaking the law.

And another phone call?

He apparently can't learn either.


Donald Trump has been accused of violating federal law by allegedly calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the ceasefire deal the U.S. is helping negotiate between Israel and Hamas.

The former president allegedly made the call on August 14, according to Axios, which cited two unnamed "U.S. sources who were briefed on the call."

The next day, however, Netanyahu's office denied that the call took place. In a statement quoted by The Times of Israel, a spokesperson said: "Contrary to media reports, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not speak yesterday with former President Donald Trump."


It is unclear if a call between Trump and Netanyahu took place and Newsweek has contacted representatives of the former president for comment.

"balls to the wall treason" is how some have described it.


Now we all know Trump is capable of breaking the Logan Act is such a brazen fashion and compromising the lives of Israeli hostages in the process, but is Benjamin Netanyahu?

At this point I would say yes, but...



Yeah, he violated the Logan Act.
 
No proof he did this, and even Bibi himself said he didn't.
Bibi wouldn't lie.
He's like Trump.
Trump can't negotiate, he's a citizen.

Trump says he told Netanyahu to end Gaza war but ...​

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Aug 15, 2024 — Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Thursday he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during their last ...


WASHINGTON/ BEDMINSTER, New Jersey, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Thursday he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during their last meeting in July to quickly end Israel's war in Gaza, but the former president also criticized ceasefire demands.
"He knows what he's doing, I did encourage him to get this over with," Trump told reporters at a press conference on Thursday. "It has to get over with fast. ... Get your victory and get it over with. It has to stop, the killing has to stop."
 
Bibi wouldn't lie.
He's like Trump.


Trump says he told Netanyahu to end Gaza war but ...

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Aug 15, 2024 — Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Thursday he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during their last ...


WASHINGTON/ BEDMINSTER, New Jersey, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Thursday he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during their last meeting in July to quickly end Israel's war in Gaza, but the former president also criticized ceasefire demands.
"He knows what he's doing, I did encourage him to get this over with," Trump told reporters at a press conference on Thursday. "It has to get over with fast. ... Get your victory and get it over with. It has to stop, the killing has to stop."
:smoke::smoke::smoke:

:rolleyes:
 
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Yeah, he violated the Logan Act.

About that....

PBS host apologizes for reporting Trump pressed Netanyahu to abandon hostage deal: 'This was a mistake'

She posted, "I want to clarify my remarks on the PBS News special on Monday night about the ongoing cease fire talks in the Middle East. As I said, this was not based on my original reporting; I was referring to reports I had read, in Axios and Reuters, about former President Trump having spoken to the Israeli Prime Minister. In the live TV moment, I repeated the story because I hadn't seen later reporting that both sides denied it."
 
He just can't stop breaking the law.

And another phone call?

He apparently can't learn either.


Donald Trump has been accused of violating federal law by allegedly calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the ceasefire deal the U.S. is helping negotiate between Israel and Hamas.

The former president allegedly made the call on August 14, according to Axios, which cited two unnamed "U.S. sources who were briefed on the call."

The next day, however, Netanyahu's office denied that the call took place. In a statement quoted by The Times of Israel, a spokesperson said: "Contrary to media reports, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not speak yesterday with former President Donald Trump."


It is unclear if a call between Trump and Netanyahu took place and Newsweek has contacted representatives of the former president for comment.

"balls to the wall treason" is how some have described it.


Now we all know Trump is capable of breaking the Logan Act is such a brazen fashion and compromising the lives of Israeli hostages in the process, but is Benjamin Netanyahu?

At this point I would say yes, but...


You guys should try to charge him for making a phone call. See how that works out for you. :laugh:
 
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