What's your opinion on this read (Trial balloon for a Coup)? Sounds pretty accurate to me.

A person from the Women's March Delaware sent this out over FB. I hadn't seen any of this guy's articles, but I'm going to go back and read some of them. How on earth do we use our laws to stop these tyrants when branches of government are ignoring court orders? I can't see the Repubs in Congress pulling back from this. Hell, they're going along for the ride.

I was really torn as to whether I should tag Carper, Coons, Carney and Blunt-Rochester on my FB post. Not that it would necessarily do any good, but someone in their office might see it. I didn't because I wasn't sure if the source was good enough or not.

https://medium.com/yonatanzunger/trial-balloon-for-a-coup-e024990891d5#.2i07ssznd

"Finally, I want to highlight a story that many people haven’t noticed. On Wednesday, Reuters reported (in great detail) how 19.5% of Rosneft, Russia’s state oil company, has been sold to parties unknown. This was done through a dizzying array of shell companies, so that the most that can be said with certainty now is that the money “paying” for it was originally loaned out to the shell layers by VTB (the government’s official bank), even though it’s highly unclear who, if anyone, would be paying that loan back; and the recipients have been traced as far as some Cayman Islands shell companies.

Why is this interesting? Because the much-maligned Steele Dossier (the one with the golden showers in it) included the statement that Putin had offered Trump 19% of Rosneft if he became president and removed sanctions. The reason this is so interesting is that the dossier said this in July, and the sale didn’t happen until early December. And 19.5% sounds an awful lot like “19% plus a brokerage commission.”

Conclusive? No. But it raises some very interesting questions for journalists to investigate."