THREAD: NUCLEAR DOCS: one of Flynn’s goals with trump as president was to build reactors in Saudi Arabia & have Eric Prince supply private armies to guard them in an effort to “re-colonize” the Middle East. It was called the Middle East Marshall Plan. 1/

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I remember reporting that Flynn was texting his business partner Copson on the dais at trumps inauguration (managed by Tom Barrack who was recently indicted for “espionage light” lobbying Donald for UAE). 2/

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I also remember Donald and David Pecker (who had a safe full of kompromat and helped Donald “catch and kill” a Donald mistress story) publishing a huge magazine about how awesome Saudi and UAE leaders were. 3/

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I also remember when Donald ignored his Magnitsky Act obligations after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, providing cover for MBS. 4/

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I also remember when Mitch McConnell wanted a test reactor in Kentucky so he blocked restrictions on Donald giving nuclear information to Saudi Arabia. 5/

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And then trump awarded nuclear permits to Saudi Arabia after the killing of Khashoggi. 6/

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Then kushner gave INTEL to Saudi Arabia about traitors to the crown and the crown prince said kushner was in his pocket. 7/

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And then Saudi Arabia gave Kushner $2B to invest despite being advised not to. 8/

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Then Donald hosted the saudis at his golf club recently and the trophy looked like the burnt out ruins of the WTC. 9/

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So am I surprised to learn today that some of the documents Donald stole and kept at MAL had to do with nuclear weapons? No I am not. END

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All of this is from memory, so feel free to add anything I missed.


SORRY: forgot to mention that the saudis wanted reactors so they could get uranium to make weapons

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