/ptg/ PRESIDENT TRUMP GENERAL - SUMMIT UNDERWAY EDITION

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the US-Russia alliance will hopefully destroy China, the EU and the UN

> source: Pew Research
Literally the only source used to say that.
It should be zero anyway but even then that's a lie

>glasses are slimming...

Global order you say? Please elaborate!

Maybe he has balance issues and hangover after World Cup. It explains his flight being late.

>p-please goy, don't unite against us

I for one am looking forward to seeing that globalist elitist international Jew Chris Wallace getting stomped by Putin today.

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OY VEY

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I'm sure they'll consider it for at least a few seconds.

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Daily reminder that EU is our enemy.

>DON'T DESTROY NWO REEEEEE
The Jews are scared

>Destroy the global order
Didn't the EU do this in 2015, everything seemed pretty orderly before they decided to open their borders

Greetings o great Temujin, immortal emperor of the mighty Mongol Empire! Your fists shatter walls of cities and your voice brings despair to your enemies. O Khan! you united the warring tribes of Northern Asia into a mighty people, creating the greatest cavalry force the world has ever witnessed. Your people's cunning diplomacy divided their enemies, making them weak and helpless before Mongolia's conquering armies. In a few short years, your people soldiers conquered most of China and Eastern Asia, and the empire continued to grow until it reached west into Europe and south to Korea. Indeed, it was the greatest empire ever seen, dwarfing those pathetic conquests of the Romans or the Greeks.

Temujin, your people call upon you once more to lead them to battle and conquest. Will the world once again tremble at the thunderous sound of your cavalry, sweeping down from the steppes? Will you build an empire that stands the test of time?

The sponsors of the Russian "troll factory" that meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign have launched a new American website ahead of the U.S. midterm election in November.

A Russian oligarch has links to Maryland's election services.
Russian bots and trolls are deploying increasingly sophisticated, targeted tools.
And a new indictment suggests the Kremlin itself was behind previous hacking efforts in support of Donald Trump.

As the U.S. leader prepares to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday, many Americans are wondering: Is the Kremlin trying yet again to derail a U.S. election?

While U.S. intelligence officials call it a top concern, they haven't uncovered a clear, coordinated Russian plot to mess with the campaign.
At least so far.

It could be that Russian disruptors are waiting until the primaries are over in September and the races become more straightforward
- or it could be they are waiting until the U.S. presidential vote in 2020, which matters more for U.S. foreign policy.

In the meantime, an array of bots, trolls and sites like USAReally appear to be testing the waters.
> USAReally was launched in May by the Federal News Agency, part of an empire allegedly run by Putin ally Yevgeny Prigozhin that includes the Internet Research Agency - the "troll factory" whose members were indicted by U.S. special investigator Robert Mueller this year.
> USAReally's Moscow offices are in the same building as the Federal News Agency.
> The original troll factory was also initially based with Federal News Agency offices in St. Petersburg, in a drab four-story building where a huge "For Rent/Sale" sign now hangs.
> The site believed to house the troll factory's current offices is a more modern, seven-story complex with reflective blue windows in a different but similarly industrial neighborhood of St. Petersburg.
Associated Press reporters were not allowed inside, and troll factory employees declined to be interviewed.

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Oh god, THEY'RE COLLUDING! LOOK, THEY JUST PHYSICALLY COLLUDED, RIGHT THERE!
lmao do it

so that's why putin was holding the chair like that
to get a better grip on the handshake

lmao the dude probably thought trump was going to pull one of those death grip shakes he's done in the past

>Why did i get picked for field duty during the fucking heatwave?
>What am i even supposed to say?
>My feet hurt
>I wish i was back at my cubicle, browsing ylis

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Trump is a faggot who's gonna be putins main cock holster tonight

Right when the translator mentions that the US and Russia had "not had good relations in the past" is when Putin puts his hand on the chair in pic related. But this in conjunction with Putin smiling right as shaking Trumps hand initially, and learning towards Trump the whole time, is a good sign. IMO, it's him wanting to hurry up and get on with the talks.

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>YLE
Yeah you should feel bad

>plz don't fuck up nordstream-2

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He's realizing that the pro-life position is a Jewish psyop and that he should've aborted this little fuck in 2002

How do Russians feel about this summit?

Thank you Nippon, very interesting

I translated what putin said:
“Where is your wall, faggot? You promised it during your first 90 days. Now you don’t even talk about it.”

(((Global order)))

> The USAReally site appears oddly amateurish and obviously Russian, with grammatical flubs and links to Russian social networks.
> It says it's aimed at providing Americans "objective and independent" information, and chief editor Alexander Malkevich says it's not about influencing the midterm election.
> Yet his Moscow office is adorned with a confederate flag, Trump pictures and souvenirs and a talking pen that parrots famous Trump quotations.

> "Disrupt elections? You will do all that without us,"
he told The Associated Press.
He said Americans themselves have created their own divisions, whether over gun rights, immigrants or LGBT rights - all topics his site has posted articles about.

Most online manipulation ahead of the midterm election is coming from U.S. sources, experts say.
They worry that focusing on Russian spy-mongering may distract authorities from more dangerous homegrown threats.
There is Russian activity, to be sure.
But it appears aimed less at swaying the U.S. Congress one way or another and more at proving to fellow Russians that democracy is unsafe - and thereby legitimizing Putin's autocratic rule at home.

While security services are on high alert,
> "the intelligence community has yet to see evidence of a robust campaign aimed at tampering with election infrastructure along the lines of 2016,"
Christopher Krebs, the undersecretary at the Department of Homeland Security, told a Congressional hearing Wednesday.
That doesn't mean there's nothing to worry about.
National Intelligence Director Dan Coats said Friday that warning lights about overall cyber-threats to the U.S. are
> "blinking red" - much like "blinking red" signals warned before 9/11 that a terror attack was imminent.
Coats said that while the U.S. is not seeing the kind of Russian electoral interference that occurred in 2016, digital attempts to undermine America are not coming only from Russia.

Id party with him.

Reminds me of our neighbors Rob Ford

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this

Did Putin find the chair button?

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Sanna Savikko being one of the studio hosts makes the YLE stream worth watching.

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Try harder, he talks about it every rally.

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> They're occurring daily, he said, and are "much bigger than just elections."
Intelligence officials still spot individuals affiliated with the Internet Research Agency creating new social media accounts that are masqueraded as belonging to Americans, according to Coats.
The Internet Research Agency uses the fake accounts to drive attention to divisive issues in the U.S., he said.

USAReally plays a similar role.
> "USAReally is unlikely to create big momentum in its own right," in part thanks to stepped-up actions by Twitter and Facebook to detect and shut down automated accounts, said Aric Toler of the Bellingcat investigative group.
> However, Toler said the site could build momentum by creating divisive content that then gets passed to other provocative news aggregators in the U.S. such as InfoWars or Gateway Pundit.
> He believes that a key role for sites like USAReally is to please the Kremlin and to prove that Prigozhin's empire is still active in the U.S. news sphere.

Prigozhin, sometimes dubbed "Putin's chef" because of his restaurant businesses, has not commented publicly on USAReally.
Prigozhin and 12 other Russians are personally charged with participating in a broad conspiracy to sow discord in the U.S. political system from 2014 through 2017.
Editor Malkevich confirms his site's funding comes from the Federal News Agency.
But he says he has nothing to do with the indicted trolls, who once operated under the same roof.
> "I absolutely don't understand this spy mania," he said.
He says the site has a few thousand followers, and that his 30 journalists and editors check facts and don't use bots.

The big question is what Trump plans to do about this.

This. It's this. Putin was afraid to look small and light. It's more telling that Putin was thinking of that. Shows Trump has gotten into his head a bit.

Why did CNN editors made Trump face look more reddish

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Trump is under heavy pressure to tell Putin to stay out of U.S. elections when they meet, and he said Friday that he would.
But many state lawmakers and members of Congress say it's taken far too long, and that Trump's refusal to condemn Russia's interference in the 2016 election complicates efforts to combat future attacks.
Adding to the pressure on Trump is a new indictment issued Friday accusing 12 Russian military intelligence officials of extensive hacking in 2016 that was specifically aimed at discrediting Trump's rival, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
After the top U.S. intelligence agencies found a Putin-ordered influence campaign in which Russian hackers targeted at least 21 states ahead of the 2016 election, several state election directors fear further attempts to hack into voting systems could weaken the public's confidence in elections.
Maryland officials announced Friday that a vendor providing key election services is owned by a company whose chief investor is well-connected Russian businessman Vladimir Potanin.
The FBI told state officials no criminal activity has been detected since vendor ByteGrid was purchased in 2015 by AltPoint Capital Partners.
Experts note that governments have been using technology to influence foreign powers for millennia, and caution against assuming the Russians are always at fault.
> "Just because it's a troll doesn't mean it's a Russian troll," said Ben Nimmo of the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab. "The really big challenge for the midterms ... is differentiating what the Russians are doing, and what the Americans are doing to each other."

I hope Trump is not needlessly antagonistic toward him. He seems to have a fiery hatred of Iran, who Russia is allies with, and that handshake seems less friendly than the last one.

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Hahahaha
I dont trust Russia at all, but war makes strange bedfellows. Lets fuck these kikes.

He's usually referring to the pink floyd album.

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the entire video is more red

Maybe they were filming with heat cameras?

DO IT.

is it true that your country has the highest energy costs of all the EU?

Oh we got a tough guy over here

Yle has best guests like Markku Kangaspuro. What is better stream?

what they do today?

Yeah he warned. Then his Homeland Security Chief told people to step down when the Russian "meddling" was happening.
These fucking journalists man I swear

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Soros and other Jews enacting the Kalergi plan of exterminating Europeans everywhere on earth and replacing them with an "Afro-Eurasian slave race" over which Jews rule absolutely with their traitor European technocrats enjoying the fruits of it in the last generation before they are killed.

>rewriting history to make it seem like Obama did anything about "election interference"

FAKE
NEWS

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I don't know user, could be

my sides.

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> heh, nothin' personnel, kid. while you were tweeting, I was practicing the sword

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Putin's Jewish stewardess

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Did anyone watch the Nigel Farage/Steve Bannon interview on LBC yesterday? Just started. Extremely interesting!!

Clip:
youtu.be/LwMKEmZM73o

Long-form:
youtu.be/nU0F8rP7dr4

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It's fucking hilarious now we know why

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>Warned
just like Crimea, Syria?
words.

>"lets vote for communists and brown people who want to kill us to stick it to racists"

He did, you weren't paying attention.

hot

>There's nothing wrong with being gay
>HAHA TRUMP AND PUTIN LOL FUCKING HOMOS

?????

Fire the first shot, god I am waiting.

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Ah...I see Komrade Trump is going to suck the dick of his handler....

Anyone who still supports Trump is a fucking traitor and will be treated accordingly when Trump is jailed for treason

fucking biased reporting after the meeting

>paid to use words

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>literal mind reading into the past

>1940s
>write holohoax fanfiction
>2018
>write gay Trump Putin fanfiction

SOMEONE GAS THESE MOTHERFUCKING KIKES
IM TIRED OF THEM

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I am almonds right now.

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HOLY SHIT

SHE FUCKED UP

AHAHAHAHAHAH

twitter.com/RealSaavedra/status/1018707668993626112

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>former US official
>tells the BBC
opinion disregarded

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I would think that the the fact that the US has the best universities and the biggest consumer market in the world. And the American leadership of these companies would give the US a significant leverage over these companies, but the facts contradict this (they are allowed to use tax heavens). Why is this, did they lose their leverage or is it private money in politics?

i read it somewhere not sure if it was gas or electricity

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Who ready for the salt today?

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I WISH A NIGGA WOULD.

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Not really, she can get elected without kikes.

No.

ABSOLUTE UNIT

>We have the best time-traveling psychics, don't we, folks?
Also nice digits.

t. Jésus Sõylentis de Illeguela

>talking for 10 minutes will resolve 100 years of distrust - that's everything and that's enough! Why would you want to talk for 90 minutes in more detail goy
>Don't forget Russia is evil!