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BREAKING: Trump Sought Moscow Deal While Running for President
In a significant revelation discussed in a recent video by David Pakman, it has come to light that while Donald Trump was campaigning for the presidency in late 2015, the Trump Organization was actively seeking to develop a major real estate project in Moscow. This development sheds new light on claims regarding Trump's connections to Russia, which he has repeatedly denied.
The video outlines the involvement of Felix Sater, a key figure from the Trump Organization, who predicted in a November 2015 email that he and the Trump team would soon celebrate the launch of one of the largest residential projects in real estate history. Sater, who has a complicated background, including a conviction for assault, suggested that the project could coincide with Trump’s potential election as president.
Despite the excitement surrounding the potential Trump Tower Moscow, the project faltered due to a lack of necessary permits and land. As primary season began in January 2016, the endeavor was ultimately abandoned. This information contradicts Trump's longstanding narrative of having no business dealings with Russia, despite previous instances such as hosting the Miss Universe pageant in Moscow and his children conducting business there as well.
Pakman also references the now-infamous Steele dossier, which alleged that Russia was cultivating a relationship with Trump through lucrative real estate deals. As investigations into Trump’s connections with Russia continue, these revelations about the Moscow project are likely to play a crucial role.
The video underscores the consistency of uncovering lies within Trump’s assertions and the growing evidence tying him to Russian interests. As more details are expected to emerge, it raises critical questions about the influence of foreign dealings on U.S. political candidates.
This is a crucial discussion for anyone interested in the intersections of politics, real estate, and foreign influence. What do you think about the implications of these connections? Feel free to share your thoughts and insights below!
For those interested in further discussions or related topics, check out other threads concerning political influence and real estate investments. Let’s dive deeper into these fascinating connections in the comments!
In a significant revelation discussed in a recent video by David Pakman, it has come to light that while Donald Trump was campaigning for the presidency in late 2015, the Trump Organization was actively seeking to develop a major real estate project in Moscow. This development sheds new light on claims regarding Trump's connections to Russia, which he has repeatedly denied.
The video outlines the involvement of Felix Sater, a key figure from the Trump Organization, who predicted in a November 2015 email that he and the Trump team would soon celebrate the launch of one of the largest residential projects in real estate history. Sater, who has a complicated background, including a conviction for assault, suggested that the project could coincide with Trump’s potential election as president.
Despite the excitement surrounding the potential Trump Tower Moscow, the project faltered due to a lack of necessary permits and land. As primary season began in January 2016, the endeavor was ultimately abandoned. This information contradicts Trump's longstanding narrative of having no business dealings with Russia, despite previous instances such as hosting the Miss Universe pageant in Moscow and his children conducting business there as well.
Pakman also references the now-infamous Steele dossier, which alleged that Russia was cultivating a relationship with Trump through lucrative real estate deals. As investigations into Trump’s connections with Russia continue, these revelations about the Moscow project are likely to play a crucial role.
The video underscores the consistency of uncovering lies within Trump’s assertions and the growing evidence tying him to Russian interests. As more details are expected to emerge, it raises critical questions about the influence of foreign dealings on U.S. political candidates.
This is a crucial discussion for anyone interested in the intersections of politics, real estate, and foreign influence. What do you think about the implications of these connections? Feel free to share your thoughts and insights below!
For those interested in further discussions or related topics, check out other threads concerning political influence and real estate investments. Let’s dive deeper into these fascinating connections in the comments!
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