Random Politics & Religion #27

http://www.businessinsider.com/trump-tower-moscow-letter-of-intent-2017-9

Today is about to get juicy.

is this the chemical world leaders use ??

also, voice chatting to text..

the bible doesnt use graph bars and numbered logistics but sure, that works too.

a podium is also known as a lectern or sometimes referred to incorrectly as a rostrum which is actually the raised base the podium sits on

I prefer my lecterns with built in amp receivers and speakers.

I prefer my lecterns with built in amp receivers and speakers.

I'm louder than a lobsterman already... plus my voice is just awful

I prefer mine come with scotch, not water.

I'm louder than a lobsterman already... plus my voice is just awful

Wait, Nikolce isn't dead? Welp, it looks like I just lost 20 bucks.

Wait, Nikolce isn't dead? Welp, it looks like I just lost 20 bucks.

Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia's ex-president and one-time regional governor in Ukraine, has crossed into the country, helped by hundreds of his supporters.

Mr Saakashvili said he was unexpectedly swept over the border by a crowd, angry that the crossing was closed.

"They swept us up and carried us into Ukraine," he said.

Ukrainian officials say he entered illegally, and 16 border guards and National guardsmen were injured.

There were scuffles at the border between Mr Saakashvili's supporters and border officials, Ukraine says.

Mr Saakashvili, formerly Georgian, then Ukrainian, is now a stateless person, as his Ukrainian citizenship was removed by his former ally, President Petro Poroshenko, after a falling out.

He is also wanted in Georgia on criminal charges, which he claims are politically motivated....

But wait! There's more!

[Editor’s Note: In this special Just Security article, highly respected former member of the CIA’s Senior Intelligence Service, John Sipher examines the Steele dossier using methods that an intelligence officer would to try to validate such information. Sipher concludes that the dossier’s information on campaign collusion is generally credible when measured against standard Russian intelligence practices, events subsequent to Steele’s reporting, and information that has become available in the nine months since Steele’s final report. The dossier, in Sipher’s view, is not without fault, including factual inaccuracies. Those errors, however, do not detract from an overarching framework that has proven to be ever more reliable as new revelations about potential Trump campaign collusion with the Kremlin and its affiliates has come to light in the nine months since Steele submitted his final report.]

A Second Look at the Steele Dossier—Knowing What We Know Now
Just Security

Long interesting read.