28-year Old Man Marries 82-year-Old Grandmother In Indonesia

The White House has confirmed it asked an FBI official to discredit reports President Trump’s campaign aides were in touch with Russian intelligence.
The White House acknowledged its chief of staff Reince Priebus asked the FBI’s deputy director to dispute a New York Times article alleging Moscow links.
CNN reports the FBI refused, citing an ongoing inquiry into claims of contacts between Trump aides and Russia.
Mr Trump has responded on Twitter by railing against FBI “leakers”.
“The FBI is totally unable to stop the national security ‘leakers’ that have permeated our government for a long time,” Mr Trump, who is due to address a conservative political gala on Friday morning, tweeted.
“They can’t even find the leakers within the FBI itself. Classified information is being given to media that could have a devastating effect on US. FIND NOW.”
The New York Times reported last week that US agencies intercepted phone calls last year between members of Mr Trump’s presidential campaign and Russian intelligence agents.
Mr Priebus asked FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe to pour cold water on suggestions of communications between Mr Trump’s staff and Moscow.
As of Friday, the FBI has not commented publicly on the report.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer refuted the CNN report.
“We didn’t try to knock the story down. We asked them to tell the truth,” he said.
Mr Trump has been dogged by claims of alleged links to Moscow since his presidential campaigThey say love knows no boundaries, and the touching story of how a 28-year-old man in Indonesia fell in love with a woman 54 years his senior over the phone and ended up marrying her despite objections from both their families seems to confirm the old saying.
About a year ago, Sofian Loho Dandel, a 28-year-old warehouse worker from the Indonesian island of Mantehage, received a call from an unknown number. Upon answering, he learned that the women on the other end of the line had dialed his number by mistake, while trying to call someone else. Only instead of hanging up and moving on with their lives, the two started making conversation and getting to know each other. Little did either of them know that they were talking to their future spouse?
“A year ago, I received a phone call from an unknown caller, I answered and we came to know each other,” Sofian recently told Indonesian reporters. “Since then, we have constantly kept in contact without knowing her age. I had never dated before, I felt in love.”
So, after months of conversations over the phone, Dandel decided it was time to finally meet the love of his life in person. So he traveled 120 km to Lelema Village, in South Minahasa, to see Martha Potu, the woman who had turned his life upside down. He had never bothered to ask how old his lady friend was, so Sofian admits that he was more than just a bit shocked when he was greeted by an 82-year-old grandmother.
“I did not expect Martha to be as old as this,” the 28-year-old told Tribunnews. “However, we are truly in love and we have both decided to continue with this relationship.”
A few month later after their first face-to-face meeting, Sofian and Martha decided it was time to take their relationship to the next level. They got engaged to be married, and met each other’s families to deliver the big news. Sofian invited his parents to meet his bride to be, but didn’t tell them she was old enough to be their mother.
The president asked for national security adviser Michael Flynn’s resignation last week after he misled Vice-President Mike Pence about his contacts with a Russian ambassador during the transition.
When pressed about Moscow ties last week, Mr Trump said “nobody that I know of” spoke with Russian intelligence officials during the campaign

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