July 15, 2017
Dear Mr. President,
Well, Net neutrality is going to have to take a backseat again because I just read the most
amazing and in-depth article about you and Russian money and I just have to
write about it. First off, everyone
should read it; it's called "Trump's Russian Laundromat" by Craig
Unger and it's published in The New
Republic. It reads like a David Baldacci
or John Le Carré novel. Stop what you're
doing and Google this one now. It's a
doozy.
While the rest of the media world was trying to answer the
question, "How much does Donald Trump have invested in Russia?"
journalist Craig Unger decided to answer the question, "How much does Russia have invested in Donald Trump?" and the answer is
mind-blowing. Everyone knows that you
have long and deep financial ties to Russia as you even said yourself at a real
estate conference in 2008:
"Russians
makes up a pretty disproportionate cross section of a lot of our assets.
We see a
lot of money pouring in from Russia."
Bur Mr. Unger looked all the way back to the 1980s, the very
start of your development career, and followed the money through every twist
and turn. What he uncovered is staggering
(and far too much information for me to relate in this letter). But here's what bothered me the most:
"sifted
through mountains of real estate records, tax filings, civil lawsuits, criminal
cases, and
FBI and Interpol
reports, unearthing ties between Trump and Russian mobsters like
Mogilevich. To date, no one has documented that Trump was even aware of any suspicious
entanglements in his far-flung
businesses, let alone that he was directly compromised by the
Russian mafia or
the corrupt oligarchs who are closely
allied with the Kremlin. So far, when
it comes to Trump's ties to Russia, there is no smoking gun."
Let me ask you this sir, do you know what a "pawn"
is? A pawn is something or someone (you,
for instance) who gets manipulated in an expendable manner. A pawn, (also known as a patsy, stooge or
mark) gets taken advantage of for someone else's gain. The good news is that when Robert Mueller's
investigation eventually leads him to all this criminal activity you will be
able to honestly say, "I didn't know." Although that is pretty sad and pathetic.
The other bit of good news (for you anyway) is that you
won't get impeached or arrested…because being an idiot and
a patsy isn't a criminal offense.
Sincerely,
Amy Beaton
P.S. It would really
save everybody a lot of time and money if you would just make your tax returns
public.
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