>'Is John Brennan monetizing his security clearance? Is John Brennan making millions of dollars divulging secrets to the mainstream media with his attacks on @realDonaldTrump?,' the senator tweeted Monday morning. He wrote in a later tweet: 'Today I will meet with the President and I will ask him to revoke John Brennan's security clearance!' >It's unclear when that meeting took place but Paul tweeted about it shortly after Sanders' briefing and appeared to take credit for the White House move. 'Just got out of WH meeting with @realDonaldTrump. I restated to him what I have said in public: John Brennan and others partisans should have their security clearances revoked,' he wrote.
I honestly don't understand why there's so much backlash for something so trivial. Even Kike Shapiro was chimping out about this security clearance shit.
Ian Foster
RAND TRAVELING TO RUSSIA AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF TRUMP IN AUGUST
>Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), whose non-interventionist streak has long put him at odds with GOP foreign policy orthodoxy, plans to travel to Russia in early August to play shuttle diplomacy for Trump. In an interview on Monday, Paul said he hopes to meet with Trump before he heads overseas to “to see if there’s anything he wants us to follow up on.” >GOP voices more critical of Paul and Trump's stance toward Russia took center stage on Monday. Mitt Romney called Trump’s performance alongside Putin “disgraceful” and Sen. John McCain called the meeting with Putin a “tragic mistake.” >But Paul chalks that up to “Trump derangement syndrome.” He believes his trip, planned in concert with the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute, will allow the United States to eventually make inroads with Russia in the ongoing civil war in Syria, denuclearizing North Korea and getting Russian troops out of Ukraine.
>Was almost killed twice. >Doesn't give a fuck any more Based Rand.
Henry Ross
>tfw the congressional baseball game shooting and the demented neighbor who attacked him were both CIA psyop brainwashing projects designed to take out (((their))) #1 enemy in the Senate but he is too based to be killed
Twice? Tell me more. I recall a neighbor attacking him.
John Gonzalez
>Rand Keep in mind President Trump is absolutely not the unpredictable character so often described. Quite the contrary, he acts in a clearly thoughtful and logical manner. >Donald Trump is preparing a reorganisation of international relations. This change will operate through a complete and sudden upheaval directed against the interests of the transnational ruling class. Donald Trump’s objective thus consists both of reinvesting the transnational capital in the US economy, and turning the Pentagon and the CIA away from their current imperialist functions with National Defense. In order to do so, he has to withdraw from international commercial treaties and dissolve the inter-governmental structures which consolidate the old order. >Undoing the international commercial treaties From the very first days of his mandate, President Trump removed his country from the trans-Pacific partnership agreement, which had not yet been signed. This commercial treaty had been conceived strategically as a means of isolating China.Since he was unable to cancel the signature of his country on those treaties which were already in force, such as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), he began to unravel them by imposing various customs duties which were contrary to the spirit, but not the letter, of the agreement. Re-framing or dissolving the inter-governmental structures >As we have often written here, the United Nations Organisation is no longer a forum for peace, but an instrument of US imperialism within which a few states continue to resist. This was already the case during the Soviet policy of the empty chair (Korean War) and, since July 2012, it is once again true. President Trump has directly attacked the two main imperialist tools within the UNO – the peace-keeping operations (which have taken the place of the observation missions which were originally planned by the Charter), and the Human Rights Council voltairenet.org/article201778.html
