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Alex Trebant™ retweeted
Trump and Russia: Nearly 40 Years of Connections
Donald Trump’s connections to Russia did not begin with his presidency. They stretch back almost four decades - from Soviet Moscow and Russian money to Trump Tower Moscow, the 2016 campaign, Vladimir Putin, and now Trump’s own family.
Here is the documented timeline:
* 1987: Trump visits Moscow at the invitation of Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin and explores building a luxury hotel in partnership with Soviet authorities. Shortly after returning, Trump takes out full-page newspaper ads criticizing U.S. foreign policy and arguing that America’s allies should pay more for their own defense.
* 1996: Trump again pursues plans for a Trump-branded development in Moscow. It is one of several attempts over decades to establish a major Trump property in Russia.
* 2005: The Trump Organization works with Bayrock Group and Soviet-born businessman Felix Sater to pursue another Trump Tower Moscow project. Sater would remain involved in Trump’s attempts to do business in Russia for years.
* 2006: Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump travel to Moscow while the Trump Organization explores Russian real-estate opportunities.
* 2008: Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev buys Trump’s Palm Beach mansion for $95 million. Trump had purchased it for about $41 million four years earlier. The transaction generated scrutiny because of the enormous increase in price.
* 2008: Donald Trump Jr. tells a real-estate conference that Russians make up a “pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets,” adding: “We see a lot of money pouring in from Russia.”
* 2000s–2010s: A Reuters investigation later identifies at least 63 people with Russian passports or addresses who purchased $98.4 million of property in seven Trump-branded luxury developments in South Florida.
* 2013: Trump takes the Miss Universe pageant to Moscow in partnership with Russian billionaire Aras Agalarov and his son Emin. Trump personally invites Vladimir Putin to attend.
* 2015: Trump signs a letter of intent for Trump Tower Moscow—this time while running for president of the United States.
* January 2016: Trump lawyer Michael Cohen contacts the office of Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov seeking Russian government assistance with the Moscow project. Negotiations continue for months while Trump is publicly campaigning for president.
* June 2016: Donald Trump Jr. receives an offer of damaging information about Hillary Clinton described in an email as part of “Russia and its government’s support for Mr Trump.”
* 2016: Manafort shares internal Trump campaign polling and strategy with Konstantin Kilimnik who was later discovered to be a Russian intelligence officer.
* 2018: Standing beside Putin in Helsinki, Trump publicly casts doubt on the U.S. intelligence community’s conclusion that Russia interfered in the 2016 election and points to Putin’s “extremely strong and powerful” denial.
* 2019: Robert Mueller concludes that Russia interfered in the 2016 election in “sweeping and systematic fashion.” His investigation documents numerous contacts between Trump associates and Russian-linked individuals.
* 2025: former Soviet intelligence official Alnur Mussayev made an explosive allegation that Trump was formally recruited by KGB in 1987 and given the codename “Krasnov.”
* 2025: Trump’s Treasury Department removes former Sberbank executive Alexandra Buriko from the sanctions list. Treasury said she had separated from Sberbank and no longer met the criteria for sanctions, describing the decision as part of its normal reconsideration process.
* 2026: The Treasury Department removes former Russian finance minister and banking executive Mikhail Zadornov from the U.S. sanctions list.
* 2026: And now we learn that Putin-linked Russian businessman Umar Kremlev financed Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding in the Bahamas. Trump Jr. and his wife confirm that Kremlev paid for the celebrations and describe it as an extraordinarily generous gift from a friend.
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Day 24 of Leon’s Shadow-ban XL. In the good old days, you were at least told your account’s visibility was limited. You were also told what you needed to fix to have your account’s visibility restored. With Leon’s Twitter, AI is in charge and doing a shitty job.
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Revealing read. Worth your time.
New analysis on UK media: British media is not delivering the news to its readers. They are delivering an agenda.
The seven days after Channel 4 filmed James Orr are a damning indictment of the British press. Orr is a Cambridge associate professor.
On 3 September he was shown on camera arranging for a US company to pay for Reform UK's polling, which electoral law forbids. He stood down as Reform's head of policy the next morning.
Cambridge said it was examining his conduct that afternoon. On 9 September the Metropolitan Police opened a criminal investigation. Two of the secretly funded polls had run on the Telegraph's own front page.
What the press did with that week tells you what it is for. It is not for giving you news you care about. It conducts witch-hunts, it spreads hate and racism, and it serves the people who own it.
The two papers that wrote most about Jason Arday are not even owned in this country: Axel Springer of Berlin completed its purchase of the Telegraph in June, and The Times belongs to the Murdochs' News Corp in New York.
- Jason Arday was a Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism. In the week after he resigned, fifteen national outlets wrote 163 articles about him.
- In the week after the Channel 4 film, the same fifteen outlets wrote 14 about Orr.
The people who wrote the Arday story call themselves education journalists. Here's how much interest they took in associate professor Orr:
- Albert Tait, Education Editor, The Telegraph: 14 articles on Arday, 0 naming Orr.
- Eleanor Harding, Education Editor, Daily Mail: 6 on Arday, 0 on Orr.
- Richard Adams, Education Editor, The Guardian: 6 on Arday, 0 on Orr.
- Nicola Woolcock, Education Editor, The Times: 4 on Arday, 0 on Orr.
- Branwen Jeffreys, Education Editor, BBC News: 3 on Arday, 0 on Orr.
- Tom Williams, News Editor, Times Higher Education: 6 on Arday, 0 on Orr.
Fifteen journalists led the Arday coverage. Between them they wrote 93 articles about a Black Cambridge professor accused of copying other people's work.
Not one of them wrote a sentence about a Cambridge academic under police investigation for how a political party was funded.
Times Higher Education, the trade paper of the sector, ran twelve pieces on Arday and none on Orr.
Every outlet followed the same pattern:
- The Times: 30 on Arday in a week, 4 on Orr.
- The Mail: 28 against 1.
- The Telegraph, whose front page carried the polls and which says it was misled: 26 against 1.
- The Guardian: 11 against 2.
- The BBC: 7 against 1.
Andrew Gilligan is the clearest case. Since 11 August he has published nine pieces in The Spectator, eight of them about Cambridge:
- Farah Ahmed and her work on Islamic education, twice
- an Islamic-education project the faculty is linked to, twice
- the education faculty's leadership; Lord Woolley, the first Black man to head an Oxbridge college, whom he calls unfit for the job, twice
- Cambridge's inquiry into Arday, which he calls a whitewash.
Every Cambridge person he has gone after is Black or works on Islamic education. Two of those pieces came after Orr stood down. Neither mentions him.
A Cambridge academic on the education beat, under examination by the university Gilligan writes about weekly, facing a police investigation, and the man who says a Black college head is unfit for his job has not found him worth a line.
This is not journalism. A journalist covers stories that are of public interest. Orr is undeniably of utmost public interest.
These journalists chose their subject by who he was, and when the next Cambridge scandal arrived with a police investigation attached, they looked away.
The hounding of Arday was a witch-hunt, and the silence on Orr is its proof.
These outlets are not delivering the news to their readers. They are delivering an agenda.
Every article is listed and linked at newscord.org/editorials/orr-….
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The silver lining of being under Leon’s heavy shadow ban is that I don’t get any fake engagements or follows from Leon’s bots.
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Alex Trebant™ retweeted
🚨BREAKING: An ICE/Border Patrol agent approached a U.S. citizen at a gas station, in Lake Worth, Florida, demanded his ID, and when the U.S. citizen asked why? …
The agent’s said, “Because you’re an immigrant.”
Except that is not how the Constitution works.
In the video, the U.S. citizen is standing at a gas station when an agent walks up and says, “Let me see your ID.”
The man asks a completely reasonable question, “Why?”
The agent responds, “Because you’re an immigrant.”
And before the man has even been identified, the agents grab his hands and puts him in handcuffs.
People standing around immediately start questioning what is happening…asking the agents how they can arrest someone when they haven’t even identified who he is…
But the agents ignore them and walk the man to their vehicle.
The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures. The Supreme Court has held that roving Border Patrol agents need reasonable suspicion, based on specific circumstances, to stop someone and question them about immigration status. And apparent ethnicity, by itself, is not enough.
So, what was the actual legal basis for demanding this man show his ID?
Because if the answer is literally… “because you’re an immigrant,” that should piss off every American.
You should not have to prove you’re a U.S. citizen before the government decides it has the right to put you in handcuffs.
And this is just another reminder that constitutional rights don’t mean anything if federal agents can violate them, over and over again, with no accountability.
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Oldie But Goody. Still relevant. Worth your time.
Who’s going to be the brave journalist that decides to cover the fact that a retired three star has been Putin’s general for a decade? Here are a few stories for you off the top of my head:
—Flynn engineered Snowden’s “breach” of DIA servers
—Flynn ensured Putin could take Crimea as DIA director
—Flynn was not fired over ISIS, he was fired for being a Russian spy
—Flynn created MAGA3X with Peter Thiel and a who’s who of white nationalists to run psyops on Hillary Clinton in 2016
—Pizzagate was a psyop recapitulating antisemitic blood libel that smeared Hillary Clinton, and Democrats at large, as Satanic pedophiles that torture children in pizza parlors
—Pizzagate was created using Kremlin-hacked emails distributed through Kremlin cutouts. MAGA3X whipped it into a frenzy.
—Flynn and Erik Prince engineered Comey reopening “her emails” 11 days before the 2016 election using “Pizzagate” fiction created by MAGA3X and corrupt FBI agents
—MAGA3X created “Q” for Mike Flynn
—Mike Flynn is Q
—QAnon is a Kremlin-backed psyop run by American traitors to build a fifth column in the United States
—Mike Flynn filled his defense fund and hired Sidney Powell with QAnon money
—Sidney Powell was never Trump’s lawyer, she was always Mike Flynn’s operative
—Flynn used the QAnon cult to stoke the Big Lie after the 2020 election
—Flynn tried overthrow the government using EO 13848, DNI, USAID, and a Pentagon decapitated and filled with his operatives. This was Plan A.
—When Plan A failed because the intelligence community wouldn’t cooperate, Flynn, Powell, Byrne and Giuliani went to the White House on 12/18/20 and decided on a violent insurrection of the Capitol. This was Plan B.
—During the 12/18/20 WH meeting, Trump tweeted there would be a “wild” protest on January 6, and Chris Miller, Acting SecDef, shut down communications with the Biden transition
—Mike Flynn was the “General” of January 6th, not Donald Trump
—Mike Flynn visited Donald Trump after Trump’s indictment with Vic Mellor who runs a paramilitary white nationalist training camp called “Hollow 2A” in Sarasota
—Mike Flynn is currently using Pizzagate fiction—validated by “Sound of Freedom”—to mobilize his QAnon death cult to mass violence
You’re welcome.
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Alex Trebant™ retweeted
I did a video comparison of I AM / Church Universal Triumphant cult leader Elizabeth Clare Prophet in 1984 and Mike Flynn in 2021.
It’s verbatim the same. He just changed “I AM” to “WE WILL”
Please share this with his cult. It’s important that they know he is not a Christian.
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Alex Trebant™ retweeted
This is from Matt Van Swol’s “Trump Rally” video yesterday. It’s clear to see what’s left of the MAGA movement: Dying boomers, gullible idiots, and grifting opportunists, all packed together in a warehouse to listen to a geriatric pedophile sundown in public.
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Alex Trebant™ retweeted
“And the only one who fell for it was Donald Trump.”
@HunterBiden doesn’t back down as Bill Maher tries to defend Trump’s war on Iran — which he has championed since the beginning
The Vigilant Fox 🦊
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Alex Trebant™ retweeted
If you look under any of Scavino’s tweets, you will see a huge pile of Q anons who tear everything he does apart to make Q “deltas”—esoteric connections to original Q drops.
The reason for this is that Dan was read in on Q from day one—because it was his frens James Brower & “Microchip” who started it. Q was originally to help out Mike Flynn’s defense fund, but when it got popular, Dan started validating it when Trump retweeted his first QAnon account in December 2017.
So why does half the government seem to post QAnon content still, in 2026? Because Dan runs the Presidential Personnel Office and selects who he wants.
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