Seth Abramson Pořadí knih (chronologicky)

Seth Abramson reveals how Trump conspired with leaders from Russia, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE even before his presidency. In late 2015, George Nader, a convicted pedophile and cooperating witness in the Mueller investigation, held a secret meeting on a luxury yacht in the Red Sea. He proposed a new pro-U.S., pro-Israel alliance of Arab nations to reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics and marginalize Iran, Qatar, and Turkey. For success, they needed an American politician willing to lift sanctions on Russia, prompting Vladimir Putin to withdraw support for Iran. They identified Donald Trump as the ideal partner, given his extensive financial ties to Saudi, Emirati, and Russian interests, and his 2015 call for an end to Russian sanctions and a tougher stance on Iran. This sets the stage for Abramson's explosive narrative, which features a vast array of characters, including Israeli intelligence operatives, Russian oligarchs, Saudi death squads, American mercenaries, and members of Trump's inner circle. The story spans from Washington, D.C., and Moscow to Middle Eastern capitals like Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, Jerusalem, Cairo, Tehran, and Doha. The book presents a chilling account of the threats facing America and the world today.

For the first time, the full record reveals how a US president compromised American foreign policy for financial gain and covert election assistance. Historians will ponder whether Americans recognized they were witnessing a criminal conspiracy between a presidential candidate and a geopolitical adversary. The answer may be elusive, as the unfolding events seemed surreal: clandestine meetings, secret recordings, and Kremlin agents infiltrating the Trump inner circle. Seth Abramson meticulously tracks these reports, presenting a comprehensive account of a president undermining American interests. As an attorney, professor, and former investigator, he employs his legal expertise to analyze the Trump-Russia narrative. His conclusion is stark: the evidence of collusion is undeniable. Drawing from various news sources, he details the scandal chronologically, contextualizing developments and their connections. Key points include Trump’s decades-long efforts to expand his real estate business in Russia, his ties to Putin’s oligarchs, and the compromising material gathered by Russian intelligence. Abramson highlights how Trump recruited Russian allies during his campaign and how his advisers engaged in secret negotiations. By weaving together this complex story, he asserts that the public record already indicates a quid pro quo between Trump and the Kremlin, much of which occurred in plain sight.