User talk:YT DomDaBomb20
August 2021
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Please refrain from making edits on Wikipedia pages such as those you made to Forward-center, without first discussing your changes on the article's talk page, Your edit(s) require discussion to establish consensus as this is considered a type of change that other editors should be allowed to comment on. Your edits do not appear to have been discussed and have been reverted. Thank you. - FlightTime (open channel) 22:31, 29 August 2021 (UTC)
Russian interference
[edit]Regarding your confusion, there is no "the author" here. There are myriad editors who document what RS say. Read and understand Mueller special counsel investigation. It would be wise to just agree with it, because we follow the best evidence and sources here. Any source that disagrees with it is an unreliable source. Don't read such sources.
The link provided to you of expert analysis is really good. Read it and learn. It confirms there was lots of Russian interference, plus cooperation and collusion with Russian intelligence by Trump and his campaign. In fact, Trump frequently obstructed all investigations, hid and destroyed evidence, and he lied about, protected, and aided the Russian efforts to undermine American democracy, sow discord, and spread distrust in the integrity of our elections. He continues aiding them by pushing his Big Lie about non-existent election fraud. He is not a patriot, but acts like a Russian "asset" (not an "agent") and a man being blackmailed by Putin.
You should read our articles that document all this stuff. We document all of what RS say, and your comment reveals ignorance of important facts. You don't want to be seen as a fringe editor here. I'll post a contentious topics alert for you so you are aware that any similar future comments and editing that leans that way can bring down sanctions on you. Because you have been made aware, it can happen from any administrator, without warning. -- Valjean (talk) (PING me) 19:13, 13 December 2023 (UTC)
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