Rex Tillerson is out there now, shilling his new book about his experience working with the White House as Secretary of State. Remember, Rex was a dopey Boomer with no experience other than being the Exxon-Mobil head honcho and leading a campaign to make the Boy Scouts more pedo-inclusive.

That being said, he was clearly more reasonable than Mike Pompeo, who came after him and who is an obese Zionist nutjob to a degree that Tillerson simply wasn’t. Overall, it has to be said that hiring Rex was another in a long list of stupid hiring decisions made by Orange Cheeto Hitler which crippled his America First agenda straight out of the gate. Unsurprisingly, Rex is now planning to cash in on the Drumpf hate by talking smack about his former boss in his tell-all book.

No one could have predicted thith.

Huffington Post:

What exactly went down during a July 2017 meeting at the Pentagon between President Trump and his military leaders has long been the subject of speculation. One of the tantalizing details that’s been previously reported is that, whatever took place, it provoked then Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to call his commander-in-chief “a fucking moron.”

Now an excerpt of a new book published in the Washington Post demonstrates exactly what tipped Tillerson over the edge. An account of the meeting in the upcoming book A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump’s Testing of America, depicts Trump becoming increasingly angry as his generals tried to teach him the fundamental basics of American post-war history.

The book states that the meeting took place six months into Trump’s presidency after his generals became concerned about “gaping holes” in Trump’s knowledge of America’s key alliances. The idea was to bring Trump to the Pentagon’s situation room where military leaders, so the plan went, would give him a crash-course on who America’s allies were, why they were worth keeping on side, and where on Earth they were located.

Let me translate this deceptive phrase. It was a plan to gang up on Trump and make him give up on his America First agenda. It failed at first because Donald Trump still had some fight in him going into his year at the helm, so he dug his heels in and didn’t want to back down to the stupid and sadistic homosexuals running America’s military empire.

However, the meeting seems to have descended into chaos almost immediately. Tillerson, then Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, and then Director of the National Economic Council Gary Cohn reportedly took turns trying to explain their points to Trump. But Trump is said to have first appeared bored out of his mind before he got increasingly angry.

This is making me like Trump again. Sitting around listening to a bunch of WONKs rationalizing away why America needs to be fighting Israel’s wars and harvesting opium for the Sackler family’s poison pills would be equal parts boring and exasperating.

I’m surprised that Trump didn’t go full Gorilla Mode on them.

Every good leader in world history has had to physically beat the shit out of his uppity generals and civil servants at some point early in their careers to make them listen and do their jobs. What could they even do to stop the president from wailing on them?

Hit the president back? Unlikely.

I want the next guy who runs for president to vow to beat the shit out of bureaucrats and policy-makers with his bare knuckles if he gets elected. If they touch him back, they get arrested for sedition. Boom.

The account states Trump repeatedly interrupted the lesson after apparently being triggered by a word or phrase uttered by the military leaders. One example given is that he heard the word “base” during the lesson, which sparked him into launching a tirade about how “crazy” and “stupid” it was that the U.S. paid to build and maintain bases overseas.

Hello, epic department? Yeah, 2017 Donald Trump called and left a message.

His first grievance was reportedly against South Korea, when he suggested charging rent for a $10 billion missile defense system the U.S. built there to protect South Korea and American troops. He then complained about Nato, saying they were in “arrears” to the U.S. for not spending enough money on defense—a complaint he’s repeatedly raised during his presidency.

Man, do I want the old “take no prisoners” Donald Trump back.

They’ve clearly swapped him out with a fatter, dumber and more orange clone. Either that or Ivanka has been slipping poison into his Diet Coke to slow him down, make him more compliant. What the heck kind of Democracy do we live in when even the greatest American populist since Andrew Jackson can’t go 6 months without being sat down by generals and bullied into submission?

We’re done with it. This charade needs to end.

Wow, jeez.

This is completely anti-Semitic.

Washington Post:

In newly disclosed testimony, former secretary of state Rex Tillerson said President Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, operated independently with powerful leaders around the world without coordination with the State Department, leaving Tillerson out of the loop and in the dark on emerging U.S. policies and simmering geopolitical crises.

In a transcript of his testimony to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Tillerson also described the challenge of briefing a president who does not read briefing papers and often got distracted by peripheral topics, noting he had to keep his message short and focus on a single topic.

“I learned to be much more concise with what I wanted to bring in front of him,” Tillerson told the House panel during a seven-hour session in May.

He stood by his previous characterization that Trump does not dive deep into details and said he learned not to give the president articles or long memos. “That’s just not what he was going to do,” he said.

A redacted transcript of the meeting was released Thursday.

On several occasions, Tillerson said he was blindsided by Kushner’s discussions with world leaders.

In one instance, Tillerson said he learned that Kushner was meeting with Mexico’s foreign secretary because he happened to be in the same Washington restaurant while the two men hashed out a “fairly comprehensive plan of action” that Tillerson didn’t know about.

“The owner of the restaurant . . . came around and said, “Oh, Mr. Secretary, you might be interested to know the foreign secretary of Mexico is seated at a table near the back in case you want to go by and say hello to him,” Tillerson said. “And so I did.”

Tillerson said he saw the “color go out of the face” of the foreign secretary as he walked into the room. “I said: Welcome to Washington. . . . Give me a call next time you’re coming to town.”

In another instance, Tillerson explained in detail being surprised by the 2017 Persian Gulf crisis in which key Arab allies severed ties with Qatar, another key U.S. ally. He said he was in Australia at the time with then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, and both were caught off guard.

“I was surprised,” Tillerson said.

He also said he was not aware of meetings that had been occurring between Arab leaders and Kushner, including a private meeting May 20, 2017, between Kushner, Trump’s former adviser Stephen K. Bannon and the rulers of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

“What’s your reaction to a meeting of that sort having taken place without your knowledge?” Tillerson was asked by committee staff.

“It makes me angry,” Tillerson said. “Because I didn’t have a say. The State Department’s views were never expressed.”

Tillerson said he asked Kushner to stop making trips overseas without consulting with the embassy or the State Department.

“On occasion the president’s senior adviser would make trips abroad and . . . was in charge of his own agenda,” he said.

When he raised the issue, Kushner said he “would try to do better,” Tillerson recalled. But “not much changed,” the former secretary of state said, making it difficult because everyone was not working from the “same playbook.”

What Tillerson doesn’t seem to understand is that Jared Kushner is not an employee of the President or the US government.

He reports directly to the big boss.

Tillerson was also asked about the report that he called Trump a “moron,” and didn’t answer.

We need to consider the possibility that Trump is a moron and got elected by accident.

Mike Pompeo, Director of the CIA, will become our new Secretary of State. He will do a fantastic job! Thank you to Rex Tillerson for his service! Gina Haspel will become the new Director of the CIA, and the first woman so chosen. Congratulations to all!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 13, 2018

I predicted it! You can go back and find it, I predicted thish! I told you and you didn’t listen but I predicted thish! I predicted it!

No but seriously, I did actually predict this a couple days ago. When he pulled out of the Africa event (I’m pretty sure he was there to watch Black Panther with “true Wakandans”).

I didn’t predict that he would be replaced with Mike Pompeo though. That seems like a weird choice.

CNBC:

Rex Tillerson is out as secretary of State, ending a tumultuous tenure as America’s top diplomat that was marked by a series of public disagreements with his boss — President Donald Trump.

Trump plans to appoint CIA Director Mike Pompeo to replace the former Exxon Mobil chief executive. The president picked deputy CIA Director Gina Haspel to run the spy agency.

The Washington Post first reported the news, which the president quickly confirmed in a tweet. Trump thanked Tillerson for his service and said Pompeo will do a “fantastic job.”

This announcement comes just hours after the shitbag Tillerson was rattling on like a crazy person about the Russian poisoning hoax in the UK, which anyone with an eye or two can tell is a false flag staged by some intelligence agency.

NBC News:

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the poisoning of an ex-spy and his daughter with a military-grade nerve agent in the U.K. is “a really egregious act” that appears to have “clearly” come from Russia.

Nevertheless, Tillerson said that it was not yet known “whether it came from Russia with the Russian government’s knowledge.”

The comments echoed those made Monday by British Prime Minister Theresa May, who said that it is “highly likely” Russia is responsiblefor the poisoning, either directly or because it lost control of the nerve agent. May gave Russia a midnight deadline to explain how Skripal, who passed secrets to Russian intelligence, and his daughter Yulia were poisoned.

Tillerson also expressed bewilderment that another country would deliberately target people in public, using a dangerous substance in a foreign country.

“It’s almost beyond comprehension that a state, an organized state, would do something like that,” he said while traveling aboard a U.S. airplane during a trip to Africa.

“A non-state actor, I could understand. A state actor — I cannot understand why anyone would take such an action,” he said.

Yeah, good point, buddy. And if something sounds too good to be true (for the people trying to hoax Russia), then it most likely is.

But this guy comes out and says this shit with no evidence.

Trump does these firings after specific incidents.

He fired Comey immediately after he had given a speech to the ADL, and after firing him he immediately met with Russia’s top diplomat, Sergei Lavrov.

So, that’s done.

He sucked. He did nothing but shuffle around and occasionally make offensive Russophobic statements.

I don’t know about Pompeo, he is probably going to be a whole helluva lot worse. As I understand it, he’s a neocon warmonger. But who knows, right? Maybe he’s on board… but probably no.

The world would support the Armed Forces in #Venezuela if they decide to protect the people & restore democracy by removing a dictator

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) February 9, 2018

Soldiers eat out of garbage cans & their families go hungry in #Venezuela while Maduro & friends live like kings & block humanitarian aid

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) February 9, 2018

“Cuando la tiranía se hace ley, la rebelión es un derecho”. Bolivar

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) February 9, 2018

Oh, a neocon homosexual calling for a military intervention?

RT:

Republican Senator Marco Rubio called for the Venezuelan Armed Forces to rebel against the government, in a series of inflammatory tweets posted on Friday. The Secretary of State has hinted at support for a coup d’etat.

“The world would support the Armed Forces in #Venezuela if they decide to protect the people & restore democracy by removing a dictator,” Florida Senator Rubio wrote.

Rubio’s tweets come after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Thursday hinted at his support for a coup d’etat in Venezuela, as well as more sanctions including an embargo on Venezuela’s valuable oil exports.

The Trump administration is seeking to ramp-up pressure on President Nicolas Maduro’s socialist regime in the wake of alleged human rights abuses against political dissidents in the country.

“In the history of Venezuela and South American countries, it is often times that the military is the agent of change when things are so bad and the leadership can no longer serve the people,” Tillerson said at the University of Texas in Austin on Thursday.

Responding to Tillerson’s statements, Jorge Arreaza, the Venezuelan foreign minister, wrote: “Our sovereign democracy does not obey imperialist pressures, it obeys a free people.”

Tillerson is also apparently a neocon shill.

We had no reason to believe that of him when he was appointed because he was not a politician, but now that we know, he should be fired.

Mattis should also be fired. Most of these people in the Trump administration need to be fired. General Kelly seemed okay until he started in on this nonsense about how you shouldn’t beat your wife if she gives you lip, smdh.

But let’s consider this.

What the hell does Venezuela have to do with anything?

Well, they have oil.

But that isn’t the argument coming from these assholes.

What is their argument?

Human rights?

We voted against that shit. No one in the country supports military interventions in order to protect people from themselves. This is officially the most unpopular US government agenda ever.

But no one is even accusing Maduro of gassing people – it’s just a shitty poor communist country.

And the people of the country like it that way. Maduro has a really high approval rating, still. There is an upper class which understandably does not like communism, but they are a minority. Most stupid poor brown people love communism – fact.

And that is their own goddamn business. Not only do I not care – I think it’s funny.

What Rubio is doing is treason. He wants to use American treasure and potentially blood once again for Jew-corporate interests.

I would support a policy of just arresting any politician who calls for a military intervention that has nothing at all to do with American interests.

Marco Rubio should also be arrested for being a homosexual.

“El senor, you are under arrest for treason and buttsex, you little spic faggot.” 

Secretary Tillerson: #Syria remains a source of severe strategic threats, and a major challenge for our diplomacy. But the United States will continue to remain engaged as a means to protect our own national security interest. https://t.co/JklNT96B0b pic.twitter.com/rDLHzHQVe9

— Department of State (@StateDept) January 18, 2018

Well this certainly isn’t good.

And if I had to guess, I’d wager that the Hebrew people are behind it.

RT:

Echoing previous administrations, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said the “new” strategy in Syria will involve a long-term American military presence and regime change in order to secure US interests.

Speaking at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution Wednesday, Tillerson sought to distance President Donald Trump’s policy in Syria from former President Barack Obama’s approach.

“We cannot make the same mistakes that were made in 2011, when a premature departure from Iraq allowed Al-Qaeda in Iraq to survive and eventually morph into ISIS,” Tillerson said.

Instead, he said, the US now intends to maintain an open-ended military presence in Syria, and that the American mission in the country will be “conditions based.”

Tillerson said the US will remain in Syria until several “key end states” are met. These include, the defeat of Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS), the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar Assad, and stamping out the Iranian influence in the country.

However, his talking points are eerily similar to those made by the previous administrations.

Eerily similar or exactly the same?

This is the same exact kike shit.

We all know these lines.

Look: ISIS existed because the US government transferred massive amounts of weapons to them in an attempt to overthrow Assad because Israel viewed him as a threat.

WE DO NOT WANT THIS.

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DO NOT WANT THIS.

WE WANT THESE WARS TO END.

THAT IS WHAT TRUMP WAS ELECTED TO DO.

I think Tillerson should be fired for this. Tillerson was trying to screw with Trump’s plan for the Koreas, and now that situation appears to be resolved – peacefully.

Russia is the one that defeated ISIS and Russia has taken the role of protector of Syria and it will be on them if ISIS reemerges. Of course, it won’t reemerge any more than it emerged the first time without Western funding.

No one cares about Assad. There is not a single non-Jew in America who is running around worried about the particular governing strategies of any Middle Eastern government.

We want America First – not Israel First.

OUT OF SYRIA NOW!

ZOG invaded Iraq and occupied the country for a decade and somehow couldn’t install a proper puppet regime.

The country is now fully controlled by Iran.

RT:

In a tight-lipped statement, Baghdad rejected a call by US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson for Iran-backed Shia militias to “go home” after the demise of Islamic State in Iraq.

Earlier on Sunday, Rex Tillerson said at a rare meeting with top Iraqi and Saudi Arabian officials that Iraq’s Shiite militias – also known as Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) – and their Iranian advisers need to leave Iraq as the struggle against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) is nearing an end.

But Baghdad seems reluctant to go along with Washington’s request, judging by a polite but robust remark made on Monday by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi’s office.

“No party has the right to interfere in Iraqi matters,” the statement posted on Facebook reads. It added that many PMU members were native Iraqis who made “enormous sacrifices to defend their country and the Iraqi people.”

The Iraqi government was surprised by Tillerson’s suggestion, according to the release.

During the Sunday meeting, Tillerson said “Iranian militias that are in Iraq, now that the fight against… ISIS is coming to a close, those militias need to go home.”

Foreign fighters in Iraq “need to go home and allow the Iraqi people to regain control,” the secretary of state said, amid US efforts to contain Tehran’s growing presence in the region.

Meanwhile, Tillerson also called on other countries to sever business ties with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), which the US itself recently designated as a terrorist organization.

Tens of thousands of Iraqis joined militia units in 2014 after Iraqi Shia cleric Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani called for a national uprising against Islamic State terrorists by issuing a non-sectarian fatwa. Shiite PMU units were often referred to as part of the Iraqi security apparatus.

I’m not sure why Tillerson thought they would do this.

Maybe he needs to take an IQ test.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson gave a press conference on Tuesday and addressed the situation in North Korea. He said that the United States was open to dialogue with North Korea, but only if they gave up their nuclear program.

Reuters:

The United States does not seek to topple the North Korean government and would like dialogue with Pyongyang at some point, but only on the understanding that it can never be a nuclear power, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Tuesday.

Speaking to reporters at the State Department days after Pyongyang tested its second intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), Tillerson reiterated that Washington sought to persuade North Korea to give up its missile and nuclear weapons programs through peaceful pressure.

“We do not seek a regime change, we do not seek a collapse of the regime, we do not seek an accelerated reunification of the peninsula, we do not seek an excuse to send our military north of the 38th Parallel,” Tillerson said.

“We are not your enemy … but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us, and we have to respond. And we hope that at some point they will begin to understand that and we would like to sit and have a dialogue with them.”

However, “a condition of those talks is there is no future where North Korea holds nuclear weapons or the ability to deliver those nuclear weapons to anyone in the region, much less the (U.S.) homeland,” he said.

I get that they’re trying to extend an olive branch while still maintaining a strong position, but this is not a realistic approach.

American foreign policy over the past several decades has ensured that North Korea will never give up their nuclear program. Their nuclear arsenal is their primary deterrent to prevent an invasion.

After the American led invasions of Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya it is obvious why North Korea has made their nuclear program a priority. George W. Bush even declared them a part of the “Axis of Evil”.

Looking at it from their perspective, they have to assume that they’re next on the list. That’s why we see them developing ICBMs. If they develop the ability to attach a nuclear weapon on to one of their ICBMs, it would represent the ultimate deterrent to American aggression.

Maybe if America didn’t fight all these stupid ZOG wars, North Korea wouldn’t have felt so compelled to pour all this energy into developing nuclear weapons. Of course nobody looks at it from that perspective.

Worse yet is that the Zionist warmongering mad man Lindsey Graham was on national television pushing for war. I don’t believe him for a second when he says that he prefers a diplomatic solution. Just listen to how he talks about this.

There should be open dialogue with no strings attached. It’s not like anything is lost by holding talks. I honestly don’t see what’s gained by placing an unrealistic precondition on holding the talks themselves.

If direct talks are not yet feasible, they should at least try sending Dennis Rodman back over there.

You can trust Pamela Geller goyim, she is a member of God’s chosen people. She says Israel dindu nuffin!

The State Department recently issued a report that was critical of God’s chosen people in Israel.

This has angered many Jews and their pro-Israel supporters.

Washington Free Beacon:

The State Department is facing harsh criticism for claiming in an official report that Israel is to blame for terrorism attacks committed by Palestinians and accusing the Jewish state of being largely responsible for an impasse in peace negotiations, according to a leading member of Congress who is calling on the State Department to correct its “inaccurate and harmful” characterization of Israel.

The State Department, in its latest annual report on the global terrorism situation, blames Israeli security policies for stalling the peace process and claims that Palestinians rarely incite terror attacks.

The claims are coming under fierce criticism from pro-Israel advocates and have prompted one leading member of Congress to formally call on the Trump administration to amend the report to more accurately reflect the situation.

Rep. Peter Roskam (R. Ill.), co-chair of the House Republican Israel Caucus, criticized the latest report in a letter to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and called on the administration to immediately amend it to portray Palestinian terror attacks as a primary reason for the impasse in peace talks.

The report sounds accurate. Israeli forces are constantly fucking with the Palestinians one way or another.

And the House Republican Israel Caucus? WTF is that? The very name of the group indicates that these people are colluding with a foreign government (imagine a “House Republican Russia Caucus).

If collusion with foreign governments like Russia is such a big deal in the year 2017, why is there not an investigation into this obvious collusion with Israel? Guess it’s because Jews have too much power and influence over the United States government. That’s just a guess on my part though. Maybe all of you reading this can do some additional research on the subject. I think it should be looked into.

One Jew who is particularly angry about this report is Pamela Geller a Jewess best known for her political stance against Islam. She wants the stupid goyim to think that not all Jews are bad because she bashes Moslems. Of course, she can’t sit idly by when Israel is criticized.

She is calling for Rex Tillerson’s resignation over the report and demanding that the Zionist neocon kook John Bolton take over.

State Dept. Blames Israel for Terrorism: Tillerson has got to go, it’s time for John Bolton @POTUS https://t.co/gD6idyJglv pic.twitter.com/tnfsVyMZfu

— Pamela Geller (@PamelaGeller) July 22, 2017

Nearly every single one of these Jews is operating as a fifth column for their tribe and Israel. If not directly, they do it indirectly. Geller is no different.

She represents another example showing why Jews need to be banned. She’s advocating for a complete change at the State Department simply because a report came out that wasn’t favorable to Israel. Perhaps if the Israelis didn’t act like such evil assholes, this report would have never been produced. However, Geller, like most Jews, is incapable of self-reflection. She can’t understand why anyone would ever think that God’s chosen people did something wrong.

American foreign policy should not be dictated based upon what’s best for a bunch of Jews on the other side of the world. As the last few decades has proven, America’s pro-Israel foreign policy has been a disaster for the United States.

Can anybody seriously deny this?

This isn’t calling for them to resolve tensions with Iran, but it is the second closest thing to that.

I think after the Comey testimony, Campaign Trump may well be back in charge of this Presidency.

RT:

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged the Gulf Arab nations to ease the blockade of Qatar, citing humanitarian concerns and saying it may hinder the US-led campaign against Islamic State (IS).

“We call on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt to ease the blockade against Qatar,” Tillerson told reporters in Washington on Friday, adding that the blockade caused unintended hardship to the people of Qatar and poses an impediment to the military campaign against IS (formerly ISIS/ISIL) in Syria and Iraq.

“The blockade is hindering US military action in the region and the campaign against ISIS,” Tillerson said.

“We ask that there be no further escalation by the parties in the region,” Tillerson said, calling for “calm and thoughtful dialogue with clear expectations” in order to resolve the crisis, endorsing the mediation proposal by the Emir of Kuwait.

Tillerson noted that Qatar “has a history” of supporting groups that have spanned the range “from activism to violence” and that the emir of the country “must do more, and must do it more quickly” to crack down on terrorism.

The current situation in the Gulf is “troubling” to the US, its allies in the region, and the people directly affected, Tillerson said.

His announcement, scheduled for noon local time on Friday, was 90 minutes late. Tillerson left without taking questions from reporters.

On Monday, a group of nations led by Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic and trade ties with Qatar, accusing it of sponsoring terrorism, being too close to Iran and interfering with domestic policies of other nations. The government in Doha has rejected the accusations.

The blockade has included closing all borders, sea lanes and airspace to Qatari traffic, severing diplomatic relations with Doha, and a travel ban between Qatar and the participating states.

The blockade has included closing all borders, sea lanes and airspace to Qatari traffic, severing diplomatic relations with Doha, and a travel ban between Qatar and the participating states.

Like an hour later, Trump said the opposite thing as Tillerson had just said.

RT:

President Donald Trump has attacked Qatar for funding terrorism during a meeting with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis at the White House. Trump took credit for the recent decision by Arab nations to cut off diplomatic ties with Qatar.

Qatar has “historically been a funder of terrorism at a very high level,” Trump said during a press conference in the White House Rose Garden.

“I decided, along with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, our great generals and military people, the time had come to call on Qatar to end its funding ‒ they have to end that funding ‒ and its extremist ideology.”

Why would he do that?

Well.

It sure as shit wasn’t by accident.

I don’t think Hank done it this way.

But I like it.

Anyway, Qatar doesn’t really matter to me. But it is an interesting, weird move.

Which does matter to me.

I think we’re looking forward to a very fun week here, folks.

That’s my official prediction.

I am now officially endorsing the audacity of hope.

The purpose of Megyn [sic] Kelly’s Putin interview was not to help repair US-Russian relations. The purpose was the opposite.

However, the more people that see that clip, the easier this is all going to go.

Fox News:

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday that the U.S. relationship with Russia is at a low point, and he was directed by President Trump to rebuild the relationship and not allow the political turmoil over possible Russian ties to the Trump campaign to impede his task.

Tillerson, who was in Wellington, New Zealand, said he couldn’t comment on the details of the Russia investigations or whether they could bring down the administration because “I have no direct knowledge.”

“He’s been quite clear with me to proceed at whatever pace and in the areas I think we might make progress,” Tillerson said. “I really am not involved in any of these other issues.”

Tillerson, as CEO of Exxon Mobile, was once granted a friendship honor from Russian President Vladimir Putin, has had—at times—a rocky start in his relationship with Russia. The most friction so far has been how to best approach Syria.

In May, shortly after a U.S. airstrike in Syria, Tillerson said Russia has been either “complicit or simply incompetent” in its 2013 commitment to prevent Syria from obtaining chemical weapons.

Yeah, that was back in the President Kushner era of the Trump Presidency.

Before the Comeycaust.

Things are different now.

In other Russian kookspiracy news – and this is a good sign (I guess) – Trump won’t be using a war room to respond to the Jewish media and Jewish government attacks on him over this stupid, nonsensical hoax.

Fox News:

President Trump’s White House has decided against setting up a war room to respond to the flood of revelations related to the FBI and congressional Russia investigations, Politico reported, citing four advisers close to Trump.

lol @ “flood of revelations.”

Where is this “flood”?

The only “revelation” that I am personally aware of is that CrowdStrike, an independent contractor hired by the DNC to investigate their server which they claim was hacked, claimed there were “traces of malware” that are sort of like some malware used by hacking groups they claim are tied to the FSB. No one in the government ever confirmed the claims of this private group, because the DNC refused to let them examine the server, and the FBI never subpoenaed it.

So what is this flood you speak of?

Trump has decided that media inquires would best be handled by his outside lawyer in New York instead of a team inside the White House, the magazine reported late Tuesday.

Questions about the probe are being referred to his long-time attorney Marc Kasowitz. Kasowitz has so far had no comment on the investigations, leaving those questions unanswered.

That’s a Jew Trump, that’s a Jew…

Tread carefully…

I know you think that your Jews can deal with the Jews’ Jews better than your goyim can, but this just isn’t real life.

Remember you put a Jew as the deputy head of the DoJ and he opened an investigation into you…

Remember all the other things this particular race has done to you…

Three people briefed on the matter told The Associated Press that the process has been bogged down by a lack of decision-making in the West Wing over how to proceed, as well as reluctance from some of those the White House hoped to recruit about serving a president who keeps getting in his own way.

“Anybody with press chops looks at this and they’re fearful there’s not a path to succeed,” said Sara Fagen, former White House political director for George W. Bush.

The Politico report said senior aides and the president were not able to agree on how the war room would operate.

A trio of top White House officials – chief of staff Reince Priebus, chief strategist Steve Bannon and senior adviser Jared Kushner – had been making plans to create an in-house effort to respond to the flood of revelations related to the FBI and congressional investigations.

There’s that “flood” word again.

Can we maybe get a bullet point here?

You know, I do bullet points. I always do bullet points.

The mainstream media virtually never does.

Why?

I will say again what I’ve said six million times.

There are three potential scenarios here:

• Impeachment, conviction, Pence, war with Russia
• Martial law, investigation into Schiff/Schumer/Comey/Clapper/etc. plus all media conspiracy to undermine the United States
• Some sort of secret trick getting pulled out by Trump that none of us are currently privy to (which could include somehow blaming this all on Kushner)

That’s it.

There is no forth option.

The fact that they opened the investigation with nothing, appointed the private counsel with nothing, means they will impeach with nothing, they will convict with nothing.

Period.

Facts and reality are playing zero role in any of this.