Thread by @VMadge

If you look with open eyes, all of the seemingly bizarre decisions Trump has made over the years, make sense when you look at the information in nonfiction books by @SethAbramson and @sarahkendzior

For examples:
1- Moving the US Embassy to Israel - part of the "grand bargain" in upcoming PROOF OF CORRUPTION by Seth.
Here - "The foreign policy Kushner and Flynn devised for Trump in 2015, and perfected in 2016, was a "grand bargain" between Russia, Israel, Saudi Arabia, the

UAE and Egypt that would benefit all parties geopolitically and Donald Trump both politically and financially. It was genius."

"Much of the bargain came to pass: Trump set up a campaign foreign policy on nuclear power, foreign sanctions, and the U.S. embassy in Israel

that these foreign autocrats wanted—and in turn four of them (Russia, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE) delivered illegal election aid."

2- Sudden withdrawal of US troops from part of Syria, allowing Turkey and Russia access to attack the Kurds.
Again, the "grand bargain."

Here:
"The original plan called for Trump to give Russia leeway in Syria—so Trump pulled out of Syria. In 2016, Turkey promised (see the Stone warrant application) to give Trump anti-Democratic intelligence via Israel—

so Trump permitted Turkey to invade Syria and massacre the Kurds."

3- The out of the blue assassination of General Soleimani, again part of the grand bargain.

"The original plan called for the US to assist a Saudi alliance in toppling Iran—

so Trump brought the U.S. to the brink of a war in Iran in January 2020, telling so many lies in the process most voters don't know the scope of them. Or that Trump's actions caused US casualties."

4- Trump did nothing to support Guido in Venezuela, except lip service.

Part of the grand bargain to help Putin.

"Trump had to use Erik Prince, Harry Sargeant, Rudy Giuliani, Pete (not Jeff) Sessions and Lev Parnas to create a bizarre scenario in Venezuela that would enrich the Kremlin beyond the Kremlin's wildest dreams—which it now has."

5- Trashing NATO, greatly diminishing its stellar reputation for no apparent reason. Attacking Germany, France and others of not contributing enough. Withdrawing US troops from Germany.

Part of the grand bargain to help Putin

"The Ukraine scandal isn't about a damn phone call. It's about Trump joining a cadre of U.S. enemies to try to collapse the West as we know it via the destruction of NATO and the EU. And he did it for the same reason he's done everything in his life: *insane* amounts of money."

6- Ukraine and Giuliani, the impeachment inquiry.

Again, the grand bargain to help Putin.

"*Everything*—and I can't stress this enough—*everything* in the grand bargain/Middle East Marshall Plan *depended* upon Ukraine agreeing to the plan (in exchange for a lot of money).

Why wouldn't Ukraine agree? Because they'd have to support the lifting of sanctions on Russia."

"But it was far more than that: Ukraine would have to accept Russia facing no penalty for *stealing* 7% of Ukraine's vast land area—not a typo—*and* would have

to *let that 7% of the country go*. Permanently. So Ukraine said no. Of *course* it said no—*any* nation would say no."

"This was Ukraine's "cardinal sin": it frustrated the entire, fully developed foreign policy that had been handed to Trump on a silver platter.

"Trump needed that policy because he felt he knew how to govern domestically—red meat to his base—but was *clueless* on foreign policy."

"By the end of May 2017, it was clear Flynn's plan—you now understand why it took him so long to fire Flynn—was not moving forward.

"So *Rudy Giuliani* was dispatched to Kyiv in June 2017 to demand of Petro Poroshenko the cooperation that Trump's foreign policy required of him."

7- Why did Trump delay when he obviously knew about CV-19 months earlier? Deals in China.

"And if you don't think the 86,000 COVID-19 deaths major media calculates as attributable to Trump's early March delay in issuing social distancing guidelines are connected to this, they are. The COVID-19 story begins much earlier than you know, and involves U.S. intelligence."

"The longest chapter in PROOF OF CORRUPTION is its last one—and it comprises the most comprehensive recitation of the COVID-19 scandal in print. It differs from the profoundly incomplete NYT summaries in that it starts where it should: in 2017. And it focuses a *lot* on 2019."

This one requires me to just insert and entire thread from Seth. It is shocking, and should enrage every American.

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Why praise China on their openness and then blame them for the virus?
Another primer on PROOF OF CORRUPTION:
threadreaderapp.com/thread/1276209…

8- Barr suddenly removes an SDNY lead attorney. It's a panic situation to cover up.

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9- Barr takes over all of the cases that affect Trump in any way. Oh, man, is this sticky!

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I hope this will shock the @TheDemocrats into action. I have only skimmed the surface of the research of Seth Abramson. His books record in intricate detail the vast corruption of a professional grifter.
And then there is @sarahkendzior who will blow the doors off the WH.

This should be a shot across the bow of the Democratic leadership, to realize that they MUST act decisively and quickly to #impeachTrumpnow. The madness will only accelerate, and Trump become even more dangerous. If @TheDemocrats love the people, they will not hesitate to

save us while they still can. @SteveSchmidtSES @glennkirschner2 @ProjectLincoln @tribelaw @neal_katyal @MaddowBlog @StephenKing @RBReich @robreiner @LeoDiCaprio @mmpadellan @kenolin1

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