Major-media reporting has the UAE—thus Saudi Arabia—secretly aiding the attempted 2016 coup in Turkey. When the coup failed, the UAE—thus Saudi Arabia—needed to get on Erdogan's good side. Now you know why Flynn simultaneously lobbied for UAE/Saudi Arabia and worked for Erdogan.
2/ So those who think Flynn's attempts to kidnap a supposed coup plotter for Erdogan in 2016 mean he *wasn't* simultaneously in bed with two of Turkey's nominal enemies—Saudi Arabia and UAE, nations key to Trump's personal wealth—are wrong. Their interests aligned at that point.
3/ Don't forget, Flynn's secret alliances—lied about on many forms—*before* he was an agent for Turkey were with 1) Israel, 2) Egypt, 3) Saudi Arabia, 4) UAE, 5) Russia. His big efforts for Turkey—on the other side of the fence of 4 of those nations—began *after* the failed coup.
4/ This matters because it was *Trump* who summoned Flynn to *him* in August 2015—and while Trump has a licensing deal in Turkey he knows he stands to make much, *much* more money with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and Israel. And those nations found a way to get him Russia, too.
5/ When George Nader brought MBZ, MBS, and Al-Sissi onto a yacht in the Red Sea in late 2015 to get them all to agree they could remake the Middle East if they simply had a pliable US politician, it's folly to think he wasn't in touch with anyone stateside *prior* to that event.
6/ So a key question that'll eventually be answered publicly (and at length) is *which current or future Trump advisers* were secretly coordinating with that alliance of nations *prior* to the Red Sea Conspiracy being hatched in late 2015. Three key names: Flynn, Prince, Schmitz.
7/ But there are other names that may surprise, and they include Papadopoulos—who was a perfect cutout due to concurrent ties with Egypt and Israel over (not surprisingly) energy, which is just what Flynn, Prince and *Barrack* were working/would work on with UAE and Saudi Arabia.
8/ Did I mention that Saudi Arabia and UAE have for years and years been even more crucial to the Trumps' personal wealth than Russia? That Trump would, if he went into politics, do so at the whim of the Saudis and Emiratis—and with an eye toward future profit—was never in doubt.
9/ So if Nader had a US pol in mind in late 2015, seems like a good chance Flynn helped him to his conclusion, having met with Trump in August 2015 and then working with ACU on behalf of Saudi Arabia—as Nader was. Now read this and wait for the word "ACU":
'Good to go': Top Trump aide gave inaugural day ok to nuclear plan...
As President Donald Trump delivered his inaugural address on Capitol Hill in January, his incoming national security adviser Michael Flynn, sitting a few yards away, texted a former business partner …
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-flynn/good-to-go-top-trump-aide-gave-inaugural-day-ok-to-nuclear-plan-congressman-idUSKBN1E02KI
10/ "[T]he informant’s story adds new evidence that the project’s promoters believed that Flynn and Trump backed the plan for a consortium of U.S., Russian and French firms to build and operate 45 nuclear power plants in Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries" (i.e. UAE, Egypt...)
11/ Those plants are Step 1 to the Saudis/Emiratis having nuclear weapons—their ambition, along with a concurrent nuclear *dis*-armament of their enemy, Iran. They wanted Trump to pull out of the Iran deal to maintain the option of using force on Iran to destroy possible weapons.
12/ If you wondered why Trump pulled out of the Iran deal when *everyone* said Iran was in compliance with its terms—that's why. And that's why the Right had to turn the story of Obama honoring Iran's compliance by *giving it its own money back* into a fake "money-to-Iran" story.
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