#DonaldTrump was deeply in debt in the early 2000s — reportedly around $4 billion — and that financial desperation was exactly what made him the ideal target for Russian influence. As one insider explained, Russians look for someone with shaky finances, access to power, moral flexibility, and political ambitions. That describes Trump perfectly. Russian-linked money took him from financial collapse to solvency. A firm called Bayrock, tied to Russian oligarch networks, set up shop inside Trump Tower and became a major conduit of foreign cash into Trump projects. Its managing director, Felix Sater, had ties to the Mogilevich crime organization and connections into Russian intelligence. This wasn’t accidental — it was strategic. A sophisticated Russian influence operation was literally embedded inside the future president’s own building for years. Trump himself once admitted on camera that he had met members of organized crime and added that they’re “very nice people… you just don’t want to owe them money.” But he did owe — and they owned the leverage.⁠⁠#TrumpRussia #MoneyLaundering #Bayrock #FelixSater #Oligarchs #Corruption #NationalSecurity #Election2025 #ForeignInfluence #Putin #OrganizedCrime #Espionage #TrumpTower⁠—⁠⁠the Russians have a particular mark who they go after ⁠#trump #putin #russianasset #kompromat #youneedtoknow #ukraine #conflictingallegiances repost @hennyoneoffcial⁠⁠Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy.—Thomas JeffersonView all 2,394 comments