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Best part is that Trump can fire anyone he wants for being stupid, ugly, non-compliment, or just a leaking complete moron like Comey! Maybe trump fired comet for having horrible breath.. one things for sure, you’ll never get a correct answer from quoting or watching NBC.. lol
In June, 2017, Ann Norris, a former State Department official, received an e-mail containing an unusual proposal. Norris is married to Ben Rhodes, a former foreign-policy adviser to President Obama and a prominent advocate of the Iran nuclear deal. In the e-mail, a woman who introduced herself as Eva Novak and claimed to work for a London-based film company called Shell Productions asked Norris to consult on a movie that she described as “ ‘All the President’s’ Men meets ‘The West Wing’ ”: it would follow the personal lives of “government officials in the positions that determine war and Peace” during times of geopolitical crisis, including “nuclear negotiations with a hostile nation.” Recalling the exchange, Ann Norris said that she found Eva Novak’s request “bizarre,” and that she “never responded.”
The e-mail appears to be part of an undercover campaign by an Israeli private-intelligence firm to discredit Obama officials who had been leading proponents of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. The campaign was first reported, on Saturday, by the British newspaper the Observer. However, sources familiar with the effort and pages of documents obtained by The New Yorker reveal that there is more to understand. Two of those sources told me on Sunday that the operation was carried out by Black Cube—a firm that was also employed by Harvey Weinstein and that offers its clients access to operatives from “Israel’s élite military and governmental intelligence units,” including the Mossad.
A month before Norris received her e-mail, Rebecca Kahl, a former program officer at the National Democratic Institute and the wife of the former Obama Administration foreign-policy adviser Colin Kahl, had also received a puzzling e-mail. A woman named Adriana Gavrilo claimed to be the head of corporate social responsibility at Reuben Capital Partners, a London-based wealth-management firm. Gavrilo told Kahl that her firm was launching an initiative on education and that she wanted to meet to discuss the school that Kahl’s daughter attended, at which Kahl volunteered. Kahl referred Gavrilo to school staff members, but Gavrilo repeatedly refused to speak to anyone but her. Gavrilo’s firm would “not be able to make the necessary due diligence” on the school employees, she wrote. Rebecca Kahl, who said she “worried I’m strangely a target of some sort,” eventually stopped responding to Gavrilo.
Adriana Gavrilo and Eva Novak appear to be aliases. LinkedIn pages for both Gavrilo and Novak at one point showed a slim blond woman advertised as fluent in Serbian. Shortly after The New Yorker contacted Black Cube about this story, Novak’s LinkedIn page was deleted. The e-mail addresses listed by both women do not work. Calls to the phone number Novak listed went unanswered. The Web sites for Reuben Capital Partners and Shell Productions have been taken down, but both were bare-bones pages constructed through the free site-building tool Wix. The addresses for both companies led to shared office spaces; there is no evidence that Shell Productions or Reuben Capital Partners had ever operated there.
The documents show that Black Cube compiled detailed background profiles of several individuals, including Rhodes and Kahl, that featured their addresses, information on their family members, and even the makes of their cars. Black Cube agents were instructed to try to find damaging information about them, including unsubstantiated claims that Rhodes and Kahl had worked closely with Iran lobbyists and were personally enriched through their policy work on Iran (they denied those claims); rumors that Rhodes was one of the Obama staffers responsible for “unmasking” Trump transition officials who were named in intelligence documents (Rhodes denied the claim); and an allegation that one of the individuals targeted by the campaign had an affair.
What to do, what to do? President Trump is a nightmare that never seems to end, but what to do?
Careful readers of this blog may have read the subtle tea leaves here and teased out what I’ve hinted is the thing to do: VOTE AGAINST TRUMP SUPPORTERS IN NOVEMBER 2018. I’ve only said that, one way or another, just about every day since Trump was elected.
True, Trump will not be on the ballot this year. Not technically, anyway. But during this time when we still have a democracy, there are only so many levers at our disposal. And the big lever right now is the one on the voting machine.
But you don’t have to take my word for it. Republicans, who have been watching in horror as the blue wave builds, are now saying the same thing. They can see full well that Americans are wising up quickly about who Trump really is and are mobilizing en masse to contain and restrain and repudiate him this year. Republicans see that Trump is the issue, and they are going to have to make the best of it. GOP luminaries such as there are (Steve Bannon) say: “You’re not voting for Congress. You’re voting for Donald Trump.”
Trump himself is getting into the game, with an early, characteristically unsubtle dog-whistle blast about Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.). So, yes, Trump will be Trump. That is our problem.
November is the beginning of the solution.
