A day after T-Mobile announced a $26 billion merger with Sprint, nine of T-Mobile's top executives — including its CEO John Legere — checked into President Trump's Washington hotel, according to internal VIP arrivals lists obtained by The Washington Post https://t.co/9ErxQBxL4I pic.twitter.com/KDFjcB6B8N
— CNN (@CNN) January 16, 2019
The General Services Administration's Inspector General says President Trump's lease for his DC hotel "raised issues under the Constitution’s Emoluments Clauses that might cause a breach of the lease; however, GSA decided not to address those issues." pic.twitter.com/PfzVeLd3Tf
— Brad Heath (@bradheath) January 16, 2019
Trump is corrupt.
T-Mobil’s leadership is corrupt.
Sprint’s leadership is corrupt.
This corruption is in plain sight and goes on daily between Capitalists.
Other corruption is well hidden.
According to Carl Bernstein (1977), New York Times publisher Arthur Hayes Sulzberger and his nephew, C.L. Sulzberger, signed a secrecy agreement with the CIA and approved cover arrangements for dozens of CIA agents to work as Times staffers.
(Intelligence agents are now all over cable news networks.)
Nothing much has changed since 1977.
Remember Judith Miller and Michael R. Gordon of the New York Times who wrote a number of pro-war stories in 2002-2003 leading up to the War in Iraq using information given to them by Cheney, Scooter Libby and the CIA?
“In their quest to combat global Communism,” Bernstein wrote, “America’s leading publishers allowed themselves and their news services to become handmaidens to the intelligence services.” (“The CIA and the Media.” Rolling Stone, October 1977)
Nothing much has changed.
Which is why, these days, the New York Times is able to publish so many ‘leaked’ “bombshell” stories.
Then there’s the matter of the NSA.
With an algorithm and a few key words the NSA can retrieve any ‘bit’ of information that they’ve collected on all of us, all over the world, everyday which is stored in their giant brain in Utah.
(Gotta love those Mormon’s, because the Scientologists are just too flakey to be useful.)
Wanna bet that sooner or later we all get to see Trump’s “secret” notes taken during his meetings with Putin?
When we do Trump will know for sure, as will we, that he’s been right all along about our intelligence community being out to get him.