RE: Russia offered bounties for US soldiers in Afghanistan, and Trump's known for months
07-02-2020, 04:20 AM
07-02-2020, 04:20 AM
I'm personally of the opinion that all three are true for at least one person in the story. I mean, someone has to be the Russian spy, right? It's not like Trump ever did a good job staying away from Butina and Manafort, you know? At least one person probably decided not to tell the president, because they thought he'd screw it up. And finally, there's so much incompetence to go around.
And on the topic of obvious Russian spies, any one see Space Force on Netflix? It's very good. I've read some bad reviews, but feel like they were expecting some other show. Like, a takedown of the President to vent anger. Or maybe politics stopped being funny to them? I went through a period like that a year ago. What you get is a show about relationships, and people trying to do their jobs, even when POTUS tells them to do something impossible. And John Malcovich playing the straight man, which is just a thing of beauty.
And on the topic of obvious Russian spies, any one see Space Force on Netflix? It's very good. I've read some bad reviews, but feel like they were expecting some other show. Like, a takedown of the President to vent anger. Or maybe politics stopped being funny to them? I went through a period like that a year ago. What you get is a show about relationships, and people trying to do their jobs, even when POTUS tells them to do something impossible. And John Malcovich playing the straight man, which is just a thing of beauty.
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