JumpinJack
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Bits and pieces are now being disclosed about some of the things that Flynn is in legal trouble over. Looks like he tried to hide his "employment" by Russia, which means intentional hiding of a key element in his being allowed to work as a SECURITY advisor for the United States.
We know he also worked as a lobbyist for the benefit of Turkey, and was paid handsomely for that.
As a military man, he didn't make a lot of money...until he left the military and was pushed out of the Defense Intelligence Agency. After that, he started making over $1 Million. He won't be making that now. He should have decided whether he wanted the money or to be in the Trump administration. He tried to have both, but looks like that didn't work out for him. And he may get jail time to boot (but Trump will pardon him). He should have stuck with greed and no loyalty toward any one country, if he wanted to keep the income.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/01/us/politics/michael-flynn-financial-disclosure-russia-linked-entities.html?_r=0Michael T. Flynn, the national security adviser who was forced out of the job in February, failed to list payments from Russia-linked entities on the first of two financial disclosure forms released Saturday by the Trump administration.
The first form, which he signed in February, does not directly mention a paid speech he gave in Moscow, as well as other payments from companies linked to Russia. The second, an amended version, lists the names of the companies that made the payments under a section for any nongovernment compensation that exceeds $5,000 “in a year.” That list appears to include all of the work that Mr. Flynn, a retired three-star Army general, has done since leaving the military in 2014, without providing compensation figures for any of it.
We know he also worked as a lobbyist for the benefit of Turkey, and was paid handsomely for that.
As a military man, he didn't make a lot of money...until he left the military and was pushed out of the Defense Intelligence Agency. After that, he started making over $1 Million. He won't be making that now. He should have decided whether he wanted the money or to be in the Trump administration. He tried to have both, but looks like that didn't work out for him. And he may get jail time to boot (but Trump will pardon him). He should have stuck with greed and no loyalty toward any one country, if he wanted to keep the income.