Are you really surprised. She hates this country and those that got her out do too. To trade an arms dealer that was specifically selling them to kill Americans for a drug user. A FUCKING DEAL we can all die for.
Are you really surprised. She hates this country and those that got her out do too. To trade an arms dealer that was specifically selling them to kill Americans for a drug user. A FUCKING DEAL we can all die for.
Couldnt agree more getting her out before and leaving another behind idiots
*Paul Whelan was discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2008 for bad conduct. The former Canadian-born U.S. Marine was court-martialed for his crimes of larceny, identity theft, writing checks without having sufficient funds in his account for payment, false statements, and three specifications of dereliction of duty,
Paul Whelan was born in Ottawa, Canada and maintains citizenship in FOUR nations: Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland and the U.S.A. WHY is it all up to the U.S. to secure his release from Russia? WHY doesn't Canada, the UK or Ireland negotiate his release from the Russians? And WHAT was Paul Whelan REALLY doing in Russia, considering the very many trips he had made to Russia prior to his arrest by the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) for spying on December 28, 2018 in the Moscow area?* ============ Borrowed Summary
And from all I've read the U.S. did try to include Whelan in the deal but in addition to Victor Bout - the Russians wanted Russian spy Colonel Vadim Krasikov wjho is currently serving a sentence of life in prison in Germany for the murder of a man from the republic of Georgia. A murder that took place in broad daylight in Berlin in 2019.
The state department inquired with its German counterpart as far as the feasibility of arranging the release of Kasikov - but the German government declined. The U.S. then offered other Russians in U.S. prisons, but again, the Russians rejected the deal.
"Well, it's alright. .............even if you're old and gray." "Well, it's alright. ............you still got something to say."
*Paul Whelan was discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2008 for bad conduct. The former Canadian-born U.S. Marine was court-martialed for his crimes of larceny, identity theft, writing checks without having sufficient funds in his account for payment, false statements, and three specifications of dereliction of duty,
Paul Whelan was born in Ottawa, Canada and maintains citizenship in FOUR nations: Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland and the U.S.A. WHY is it all up to the U.S. to secure his release from Russia? WHY doesn't Canada, the UK or Ireland negotiate his release from the Russians? And WHAT was Paul Whelan REALLY doing in Russia, considering the very many trips he had made to Russia prior to his arrest by the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) for spying on December 28, 2018 in the Moscow area?* ============ Borrowed Summary
And from all I've read the U.S. did try to include Whelan in the deal but in addition to Victor Bout - the Russians wanted Russian spy Colonel Vadim Krasikov wjho is currently serving a sentence of life in prison in Germany for the murder of a man from the republic of Georgia. A murder that took place in broad daylight in Berlin in 2019.
The state department inquired with its German counterpart as far as the feasibility of arranging the release of Kasikov - but the German government declined. The U.S. then offered other Russians in U.S. prisons, but again, the Russians rejected the deal.
Still left behind for A Flag kneeling unknown basketball player
*"in addition to Victor Bout - the Russians wanted Russian spy Colonel Vadim Krasikov wjho is currently serving a sentence of life in prison in Germany for the murder of a man from the republic of Georgia. A murder that took place in broad daylight in Berlin in 2019.
The state department inquired with its German counterpart as far as the feasibility of arranging the release of Kasikov - but the German government declined. The U.S. then offered other Russians in U.S. prisons, but again, the Russians rejected the deal."*
"Well, it's alright. .............even if you're old and gray." "Well, it's alright. ............you still got something to say."
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