The Kremlin Papers: Documents tracking Russian influence over Donald John Trump

by Michael Carin

The Kremlin Papers is a compendium of Russian documents that explain and expose Moscow’s influence over Donald Trump, and show definitively that the president of the United States is a Russian asset. The defector who fled Russia with the papers, Dmitry Peskovsky, introduces the material with these “The memorandums, secret speeches, and strategy papers collected in this book will provide you with a broad understanding of the Kremlin’s association with the president of the United States. I have made the documents available for a personal motive that relates to my deep distress over the dictatorial tendencies of the president of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. During my years of service in the Kremlin, I had hoped Putin would set Russia on a path respectful of human rights and political freedom. He has done the opposite. He is leading my dear country down a Stalinist path. My defection, several years in the planning, is now a fait accompli. You may be confident that I am cooperating with officials of America’s foreign and intelligence communities to the extent of my ability . . . Having taken part for nearly four years in the Russian Federation’s effort to devalue American democracy and undermine America’s station in the global order, I pray that my disclosure of these papers will earn me some measure of forgiveness from the American people.” The final chapter of this non-fiction novel is a transcript of the private conversation held between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Helsinki on July 16, 2018.

Kindle Edition

Published July 22, 2020

About the author

Michael Carin trained as a political theorist at McGill University, where he also studied under the godfather of Canadian literature, Hugh MacLennan. Mr. Carin served for many years as Editor-In-Chief of Montreal Business Magazine, and is the author of several novels including Five Hundred Keys, The Kremlin Papers and the work of alternate history Churchill At Munich. In his novel Edisson and Jeremiah (winner of the Guernica Prize), he conceives the story of history’s most controversial magic show, while laying bare the pathological duality of American culture.

Reviews

[Michael Zacchea · Rating 5 out of 5]

Stunning

A 21st Century version of The Screwtape Letters, and yet mu h more alarming. I stayed up all night to read it twice! I found myself googling and cross checking the dates and events. A very clear pattern emerges. Quite a few elected Republicans are compromised. Very clearly Putin & comrades are pulling the strings on Republicans - not just politicians, but religious and business leaders. And when they're usefulness is expended, they are disposed of, either by being given up to law enforcement, or committing suicide, or by being 'Epsteined'.

Even last night tfg had a rally. Supporters were interviewed. They still believe in him like some savior. THREE DAYS AFTERVBEGGING PUTIN FOR HELP WHILE PUTIN IS WAGING AN ETHNICIDE IN UKRAINE.

We're in big big big trouble. I fear for my country.