I Think The "Ukraine" Story Is A Red Herring

[Me.]

I remember reading/hearing back in Aug. that the traitor had threatened the Pres. Of Ukraine with a loss of funds if he didn’t cooperate about the Bidens. And, if you look on google you’ll see stories from Aug, about that very thing.

Yesterday, some general said the story was that the Traitor told Putin he would turn Ambassador Michael McFaul over to him. There was a time, somewhere in the last couple of years when Putin wanted McFaul sent to Russia for a trial for some supposed infraction. An American prez turning an American over to the Russians for a fake trial would be a scandal of the highest order.

[Dennis Donovan]

1. I don't think it is...

Even without knowing the whistleblower's complaint first-hand, the WaPo reporting fits a known timeline of meetings and admin staff departures. I'm reasonably sure Ukraine is the linchpin in all of this.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

2. More like a small piece of the puzzle.

The main questions I have are:

1. What was Ukraine's initial response to the shakedown attempt?

2. What was discussed with Putin in the July 31st phone call?

[Me.]

4. AS I Remember It

Pres. Z...of the Ukraine pushed back.

[dalton99a]

3. Something really offensive and evil to an intelligence pro

among the "multiple acts"

[Thomas Hurt]

5. (Putting on tinfoil beanie) If you wanted to attack whistleblower statutes...

and the deep state what better way than to create a phony complaint. Drag it in front of the SC imams and let them solidify the autocratic powers of Trump.

(taking off tinfoil beanie)

that is probably giving Trum more credit than he deserves.

[Johnny2X2X]

6. People don't get it yet

Anyone who stands against Trump will be subject to investigations from Barr's DOJ, and possibly will be imprisoned for no reason or sent to another country to be imprisoned.

That's what we're up against and this election is going to be all about Trump getting the FBI and Barr to start investigations into his opponent.