The voice of him that crieth in the wilderness, Isaiah 40:3-8
Washington, D.C. October 8, 2018: “The following report is Russian in origin, part of a much larger file now in the process of being scanned for eventual Internet posting. It is concise and, as far as possible to determine, quite accurate:
‘Evaluation of Mr. Trump as an asset for Russian interests
Оценка г-на Трампа как актива для интересов России
Russian intelligence has had an interest in Donald Trump since the year 1977 when we received an alert from a sister unit in Prague.
He was described as impressionable young man with large ambitions and money from his family real estate business.
His marriage to a Czech woman whose father was an element in that countries’ intelligence agency brought him to our attention and we went to some lengths to ascertain his potential value for Russian interests.
The initial impression of Mr. Trump was that he was extremely self-important and egotistical to a remarkable degree.
As our first hand knowledge of him progressed it became evident that Mr. Trump fancied himself as a man to whom beautiful women were attracted.
That they were attracted to his money is more evident.
Although it is true he is a person with whom one could establish good business contacts, Mr. Trump was, and is, an overbearing and intolerant person.
He is subject to mood-swings in that what is acceptable today is not tomorrow.
He is easily led by women to whom he is initially very attentive and once he feels he had their purchased loyalty, proceeds to turn his attentions to other women.
It was our experience with Mr. Trump that by supplying him a number of beautiful Russian women, he became besotted and was willing to agree to almost any proposal presented to him.
As a businessman, Mr. Trump is erratic in the extreme. He owes very large sums of money, for example, to the Deutsche Bank, sums he somehow forgets to pay. He also owes large sums to Russian banks but in this case, he dare not neglect to pay.
Although he and President Putin got on well together, Mr. Trump’s promises ought to be taken very cautiously.
Mr. Trump is so convinced of his superiority to others and so easy to influence that promises to one person could easily be forgotten when making identical promises to another.
His current wife, Melanija Knavs, has produced a son and this boy, quite attractive, is the idol of his mother. She has stated to one of our people that she is not happy with her marriage because of her husband’s constant, and often very obnoxious, persuit of other women and does not want her young son to associate with his father lest he hear Mr. Trump’s constant flow of foul and obscene language or see him grab at some woman’s breasts.
She planned to divorce him and take her son back to Yugoslavia but the scandal would do so much damage to Mr. Trump’s public image that she was dissuaded from divorce by the payment of a large sum of money and promises on the part of Mr. Trump to let his wife rear and be responsible for his son.
Insofar as his use to Russian interests, this is problematical due to Mr.Trump’s disturbed personality. He does recall, however, that we released unpleasant material about Mrs. Clinton and that the same sort of material could very easily be released about him.
On the one hand, he has no problem taking Russian money for his businesses but on the other, he is susceptible to pressure from American power groups such as the Christian religious sector, Jewish groups and the military which have virtual control of current American politics and governance.’”
The Table of Contents
- Donald Trump has said 2291 false things as U.S. president: No. 44
- The CIA Confessions: The Crowley Conversations
- Rioting in Germany Exposes the Growing Power of the Far Right
- Trump’s Real-Estate Ambitions in Russia
- British intelligence now officially a by-word for organized crime
- At Secretive Retreat, Evangelicals Celebrate Brett Kavanaugh’s Confirmation
- Religion as a means of political control
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