There is no doubt that the Golden Showers Dossier, composed by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele, is the most definitive document available which proves that Trump and Putin conspired to defeat Hillary Clinton in 2016. Only a small part of the manuscript has not been verified. Its contents include planned collusion to assist Trump in a 2016 presidential campaign combined with an effort to damage Hillary Clinton’s credibility. There are also allegations about Trump’s laundering the fortunes of Russian oligarchs, and finally, the least important inclusion is an allegation that Trump engaged in deviant sexual activity with two Russian prostitutes at the Moscow Ritz Carlton. No intelligent American was surprised about that revelation.

The dossier confirms that Trump expressed excitement at Putin’s offer to help him in 2016. It also alleges that Trump communicated with Putin and offered information about Russians living in the United States for his assistance. The latter is new information not previously released.

I may be alone, but I have no doubt that the Robert Mueller investigation has irrefutable proof that Trump and his campaign staff were in collusion with Russian agents in 2016. It is a fact that every member of his family, except for Eric, and every member of his campaign staff had one or more meetings with high level Russian agents. Do we need more proof? I think not. The smell of Russian vodka is on every piece of clothing worn by Trump and his staff. If not collusion, what did they discuss? Russian adoption? The cold weather in Moscow? If Russian ballet was superior to America’s? Was borscht better than jambalaya?

Let’s offer the complete truth here; I promise to make it brief.

In 2005 Trump’s businesses were in dire straits. He was nearing bankruptcy for the first time after making dozens of fatal mistakes in business ventures which failed miserably.

After he returned from taking the Miss Universe Pageant to Moscow for the first time, his real estate enterprises began to flourish. One sale on record was the purchase of a mansion in south Florida by a Russian oligarch who paid millions more for the property than its value. Can you say, ‘laundering money?’

Trump is a criminal and a traitor who remains popular with o

ther Americans who consider such actions acceptable. Shame on them.

Please tell others about my blog. The truth matters.

Op-ed by James Turnage

SOURCE

My novels are available on Amazon; CLICK HERE