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The only folks who should be angry about what Trump is doing to the USPS are those who:

🔹 Buy things online
🔹 Take medication for anything
🔹 Vote
🔹 Send objects to people
🔹 Use paper to communicate with anyone
🔹 Care about our soldiers
🔹 Pay bills
🔹 Subscribe to anything
I'll grudgingly add that you'd have cause to be angry about what Trump is doing to the USPS if you:

🔹 Own any sort of business
🔹 Ever want to drive a car or leave the United States
🔹 Care about anyone who works at the USPS
🔹 Receive any government aid
🔹 Want a credit card
Readers are forcing to me to concede you *also* might be angry about what Trump is doing to the USPS if you:

🔹 Invest in any entity that uses USPS
🔹 Want a tax refund
🔹 Receive a paycheck, aid, or any form of compensation from any entity that uses USPS for such transactions
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IMPORTANT: Those saying the SSCI didn't find sufficient evidence to allege crimes are wrong. The report *explicitly* says all crimes were *referred under separate cover* to DOJ for criminal investigation and prosecution—and we already know of *seven* Trump aides in that category. Image
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PS2/ So while I like (say) @matthewamiller—quite sincerely—and I think his analysis is often enormously useful and worth staying on top of, this *particular* tweet is wrong and should be deleted ASAP: Image
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(THREAD) I'm still figuring out exactly how to respond to today's Senate report—as I already wrote about so much of this counterintelligence evidence in my books and here on the feed. A lot being treated as news folks here already know. I'll focus in this thread on what *is* new.
1/ That Konstantin Kilimnik, who advised the 2016 Trump campaign, initiated the campaign to pin Russian interference on Ukraine *in 2016*—a course of events that led to Trump's impeachment—is discussed at length in the Proof series. Here's a new tidbit:
2/ The Proof series meticulously details how Flynn was working on a clandestine energy deal involving Russians—and other foreign agents—from 2015 onward, and reached out to Russians to get stolen docs in mid-2016, so this is interesting but not surprising:
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BREAKING NEWS: Senate Releases Final Volume of Trump-Russia Report, This One Focused on Counterintelligence Evidence
UPDATE: As predicted, this Senate report is as damning as Vol. 1 of Mueller's report—quite damning—but most will ignore it. Disinformation agents like "Blazer Legacy" lied in promising the report would "nab" Trump, prove he works directly for Putin, and lead to a new impeachment.
NOTE: I feel enormous sympathy for those who were lied to for *months* by the disinformation entity "Blazer Legacy," which is likely at this moment deleting its prior promises of how earth-shattering this report would be. Again, it is *as damning* as Mueller's report—but no more.
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