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I waited way too long to do this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vZfMVRGgBA
trump literally tossing paper towels to hurricane victims.
if hillary did this, druff would convert this entire site to spanish and embed a midi of Pitbull's Gasolina in every page header.
Gasolina is by Daddy Yankee and Pitbull is American from Cuban parents. Get real with your life.
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Originally Posted by GambleBotsSatire
I've made some very poor choices.
Instead of electing him we end up with a mobbed up dishonest crook like Trump.
Come on people, casinos are disgusting predators who prey on the gullible. They're no better than those Nigerian 419 scammers, actually they're much worse. Wrong forum for that kind of real talk eh, moving on.
All kinds of crazy shit going down, I need to check the Intercept more often.
https://theintercept.com/
Bookmark it, here's a rundown.
This one left me speechless
THE U.S. VOTED AGAINST A U.N. RESOLUTION CONDEMNING DEATH PENALTY FOR LGBTQ PEOPLE
Let that sink in. Imagine if we could snap our fingers and give Sonatine or B the power to fire Nikki Haley, would they? IMHO Fuck no, she's doing Israel's bidding and that's what really matters, trust me on that.
(Don't worry they don't read my posts so it's cool)
WE CAN FINALLY IDENTIFY ONE OF THE LARGEST HOLDERS OF PUERTO RICAN DEBT
Of course it's some ((guy)) almost as rich as Buffet that you never heard of. I like how all these billionaire swindlers are referred to as philanthropists on wiki. It caught my attention when I saw super swindler Steve Manuchin throwing that term around, so remember ((philanthropist)). Puerto Rico is declining the new loan offers from these same groups, lesson learned. Too bad they're in unpayable debt before they figured it out.
And lasT but not least the most draconian and Unamerican bill EVER proposed.
UPCOMING AIPAC CONFAB PROMISES TO RENEW FOCUS ON ISRAEL ANTI-BOYCOTT BILL
Try to opt out of these Jewish swindles will get you 20 years in gulag and a million dollar fine if you survive the gulag. There all kinds of other crazy shit. If you're bored look into the Israel US free trade agreement, we're getting raped obv.
Can you say, Trotsky Bolshevik revolution part II.
Uno mas
Yet Another Major Russia Story Falls Apart. Is Skepticism Permissible Yet?
These are the same media outlets condemning RT for being fake news. This is revenge for Putin fuckin up the plan for regime change for Syria. Blumenthal, Brother Nathanael and others claim a hot war w Russia is the Neocon plan. Incl Robert Kagan himself. Yea look who's running our govt and media.Quote:
LAST FRIDAY, most major media outlets touted a major story about Russian attempts to hack into U.S. voting systems, based exclusively on claims made by the Department of Homeland Security. “Russians attempted to hack elections systems in 21 states in the run-up to last year’s presidential election, officials said Friday,” began the USA Today story, similar to how most other outlets presented this extraordinary claim.
A few other headlines, notice a pattern?
‘MONOPOLY MAN’ SHOWS UP AT WELLS FARGO HEARING AS SENATE PUSHES TO LEGALIZE RIPOFF CLAUSE
CONGRESS THREATENS TO TAKE HEALTH INSURANCE AWAY FROM 9 MILLION KIDS, JUST BECAUSE
Trump Economic Director Gary Cohn Says It’s Fine for Corporations to Use Tax Breaks to Enrich Executives
LAS VEGAS OFFICIAL SETS UP GOFUNDME TO AID SHOOTING VICTIMS — THE PRICE OF NO UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE
KANSAS WON’T EXPAND MEDICAID, DENYING A LIFELINE TO RURAL HOSPITALS AND PATIENTS
U.S. Shipping Lobby: Letting Foreign Ships Bring Goods to Puerto Rico Could Endanger National Security
Some are saying racism I suspect this is part of the major push for privatize everything like the oligarchs did to Russia, it's happening now int P.R.
The “Family Farmer” Trump Touted in His Estate Tax Push Is Already Super-Rich and Got Millions in Subsidies
SENATE REPUBLICANS PLAN TO SNEAKILY GUT MAJOR CONSUMER PROTECTION RULE
PUERTO RICAN DEBT HOLDERS RESPOND TO CATASTROPHIC HURRICANE BY OFFERING PUERTO RICO MORE DEBT
LINDSEY GRAHAM ON OBAMACARE REPEAL: I HAD NO IDEA WHAT I WAS DOING
Only thing he knows is what's good for Israel, that's what's important.
Lets vote em out!
THE U.S. ELECTION SYSTEM REMAINS DEEPLY VULNERABLE, BUT STATES WOULD RATHER CELEBRATE FAKE SUCCESS
and the Democratic party is still using the super delegate system
Oh and in my last post in the sept 11 memo thread it was revealed that police search of Urban Moving Systems (Mossad front for dancing Israelis) found Anthrax spores and stuff for making bombs like the Ok City version, not the kind for controlled demo. They got caught trying to blow up a bridge and maybe a van in the basement of the wtc. It was scrubbed like the USS Liberty. There's still a shitload on info on them classified til 2037, can you imagine what else they have?
Trump better stay his ass on the Trump Train & stand up to this gun control bullshit.
So Rex has pretty much said on live tv that he referred to Trump as a "moron" when discussing him with third parties.
Nobody holds a grudge like Trump and there won't be any coming back from that.
:LaterRex
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Originally Posted by herbertstemple
No shame, no empathy, no brains.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/d...g?imwidth=1400
https://static.independent.co.uk/s3f...vegas-11-0.jpg
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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud
Unfortunately Trump probably told him to.
I cant find the article but it was recently posted I think; Trump's standing orders are to describe him as (at least) totally unstable and erratic to foreign leaders, its part of his opening negotiating stance.
EG:
"I dont think hes going to pull out of the agreement in the next 90 days, but who knows, he's totally unpredictable!"
So the fact that Jared's ex gf honestly thought he was retarded and that his people describe him as intellectually challenged to their peers may simply be a coincidence.
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Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud
Unfortunately Trump probably told him to.
I cant find the article but it was recently posted I think; Trump's standing orders are to describe him as (at least) totally unstable and erratic to foreign leaders, its part of his opening negotiating stance.
EG:
"I dont think hes going to pull out of the agreement in the next 90 days, but who knows, he's totally unpredictable!"
So the fact that Jared's ex gf honestly thought he was retarded and that his people describe him as intellectually challenged to their peers may simply be a coincidence.
Do we like Rex?
He comes across extremely unflappable and considered. Something I wanna see in the game of high stakes diplomacy.
It's just that given his background, he fits into my own personal 'Russian influence' narrative.
I still believe that Trump is Russia's bitch, in the sense that Putin has something huge on him and that Rex was chosen for a reason.
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Originally Posted by Lord of the FraudQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Do we like Rex?
He comes across extremely unflappable and considered. Something I wanna see in the game of high stakes diplomacy.
It's just that given his background, he fits into my own personal 'Russian influence' narrative.
I still believe that Trump is Russia's bitch, in the sense that Putin has something huge on him and that Rex was chosen for a reason.
The only grey area for me is whether or not Trump knows hes Russia's bitch.
This is appalling:
Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr. Were Close to Being Charged With Felony Fraud
In the spring of 2012, Donald Trump’s two eldest children, Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr., found themselves in a precarious legal position. For two years, prosecutors in the Manhattan District Attorney’s office had been building a criminal case against them for misleading prospective buyers of units in the Trump SoHo, a hotel and condo development that was failing to sell. Despite the best efforts of the siblings’ defense team, the case had not gone away. An indictment seemed like a real possibility. The evidence included emails from the Trumps making clear that they were aware they were using inflated figures about how well the condos were selling to lure buyers.
In one email, according to four people who have seen it, the Trumps discussed how to coordinate false information they had given to prospective buyers. In another, according to a person who read the emails, they worried that a reporter might be onto them. In yet another, Donald Jr. spoke reassuringly to a broker who was concerned about the false statements, saying that nobody would ever find out, because only people on the email chain or in the Trump Organization knew about the deception, according to a person who saw the email.
There was “no doubt” that the Trump children “approved, knew of, agreed to, and intentionally inflated the numbers to make more sales,” one person who saw the emails told us. “They knew it was wrong.”
In 2010, when the Major Economic Crimes Bureau of the D.A.’s office opened an investigation of the siblings, the Trump Organization had hired several top New York criminal defense lawyers to represent Donald Jr. and Ivanka. These attorneys had met with prosecutors in the bureau several times. They conceded that their clients had made exaggerated claims, but argued that the overstatements didn’t amount to criminal misconduct. Still, the case dragged on. In a meeting with the defense team, Donald Trump, Sr., expressed frustration that the investigation had not been closed. Soon after, his longtime personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz entered the case.
Kasowitz, who by then had been the elder Donald Trump’s attorney for a decade, is primarily a civil litigator with little experience in criminal matters. But in 2012, Kasowitz donated $25,000 to the reelection campaign of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr., making Kasowitz one of Vance’s largest donors. Kasowitz decided to bypass the lower level prosecutors and went directly to Vance to ask that the investigation be dropped.
On May 16, 2012, Kasowitz visited Vance’s office at One Hogan Place in downtown Manhattan — a faded edifice made famous by the television show, “Law & Order.” Dan Alonso, the chief assistant district attorney, and Adam Kaufmann, the chief of the investigative division, were also at the meeting, but no one from the Major Economic Crimes Bureau attended. Kasowitz did not introduce any new arguments or facts during his session. He simply repeated the arguments that the other defense lawyers had been making for months.
Ultimately, Vance overruled his own prosecutors. Three months after the meeting, he told them to drop the case. Kasowitz subsequently boasted to colleagues about representing the Trump children, according to two people. He said that the case was “really dangerous,” one person said, and that it was “amazing I got them off.” (Kasowitz denied making such a statement.)
Vance defended his decision. “I did not at the time believe beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime had been committed,” he told us. “I had to make a call and I made the call, and I think I made the right call.”
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politi...ISy?li=BBnb4R7
On this matter, we agree!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
lol trump ad libbed some shit about wiping out PR's debt and tanked the bond market.
and once again, the grownups are trotted out to roll back his nonsense.
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Originally Posted by sonatine
PR - never let a crisis go to waste.
Can we talk about Jim getting called a beaner like 4 posts ago though
While our attention has been diverted, President Fucktard is acting even stranger than usual. He has dinner with a group of military leaders and their wives, then on the way out says to the press-
“You guys know what this represents? Maybe it’s the calm before the storm.”
When pressed to clarify what the storm was, he said "You'll find out."
What in the monkey fuck? What sane person describes the week after the worst mass shooting in US history "calm"? He's going to do something extra stupid and we'll be cleaning it up for a long time.
duped_samaritan: i watched the whole thing
Did you really? If so lol. I made it 20 seconds
Again he's threatening nuclear war over the internet.
Trump is the biggest danger to this planet in my lifetime. And it isn't even remotely close.
Get the cunt out.
Twitter is bullshit for letting this happenQuote:
Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud
Lets check in w America's Brother.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfYDkVlPUag
Totally solved folks.
Meanwhile
http://forward.com/fast-forward/3845...ews-headline-2
I'm calling for all Rabbis to be put on the terrorist watch list and deported to the country of their choice. They can take their tall tales and all their other bullshit and shove it up their ass.
At the Top!
According to the Website Twiplomacy Donald J. Trump has now more followers than the Pope.
Grats on the 40 Mio mark!
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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud
FAILED BUSINESS MAN = BILLIONAIRE
GOTTA LOVE HATERS.
Yeah, his father had nothing to do with the billionaire part.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ_Chaps
YEP, ITS BEEN WELL ESTABLISHED THAT HE GOT A MILLY FROM DADDY (AND A LEAGUE OF CONNECTIONS, CERTAINLY). YOUR POINT?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hockey GuyYeah, his father had nothing to do with the billionaire part.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ_Chaps
YOU CALLING ME A LIAR?
He got waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more than a milly from daddy, so yeah, I guess I'm saying you're full of shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ_ChapsYEP, ITS BEEN WELL ESTABLISHED THAT HE GOT A MILLY FROM DADDY (AND A LEAGUE OF CONNECTIONS, CERTAINLY). YOUR POINT?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hockey Guy
YOU CALLING ME A LIAR?
YOU GOT A LIAR ISSUE.
Nah, just a guy too lazy to use Google.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ_Chaps
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...-give-his-son/
So about $10 million in the 70s that we know of? That's about $45 million adjusted for inflation. Not what I would call a "small loan", but still pretty impressive to run that up into 10 figures.
No one really knows for sure. I've seen some reports saying he pumped close to $200 million over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
I'm not one of these guys trying to say he's not a good businessman though. He's obv a master of "his" craft and succeeded in building an empire and a public persona strong enough for him to be elected president. This wasn't by mistake... He's been planning this run for years and I give him a lot of credit for understanding that by appeasing the lowest common denominator he could build a massive base.
That said, he is not a good person, and without question a horrible politician.
Fairly certain btw that he's trying to start a war so when the shit hits the fan with all of these investigations, impeaching him will be the least of our worries. Does anyone here think he's above that line of thinking?
Exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
I never understood this criticism of Trump.
I can understand the criticism of the lack of ethics of some of his business practices, but not that he was a "failure".
It's not like he inherited a billion and is now worth 200 million, and yet is claiming success.
He definitely ran up a large amount of money into a huge amount of money. Props to him there, and props to him for using his outsized personality to create a brand which became recognizable and synonymous with success. Those are all real skills, whether his detractors want to admit it or not.
Speaking of poor business skills, LOL at Twitter being afraid to capitalize on Trump's usage of their platform. Even without supporting or endorsing him, they could have promoted the hell out of this by repeatedly reminding everyone to sign up for Twitter in order to get an instant connection to this President and his communications to the American people.
While Trump's usage of Twitter is no secret, there are plenty of less-tech-savvy Americans out there who don't realize that by creating a Twitter account and subscribing to him, they can see all of his commentary instantly, before news outlets report it.
Instead, Twitter will continue with the status quo, and continue to lose money.
Their decisions really leave me scratching my head sometimes.
Reminds me of their cyberbullying/trolling issue. Twitter is pretty much a free-for-all and they censor almost nothing. This has actually hindered them from success, by their own admission. However, instead of changing how they handle abuse of their terms of service, they do absolutely nothing, aside from occasionally banning a celebrity like Milo in some weird phony display that they're handling the problem.
"Nobody could have done what I’ve done for #PuertoRico with so little appreciation. So much work!"
The hottest comedian in town. Bar fucking none.
Didn't he also rig it so that freak Pence could go to an NFL game just so he could very publically walk out?
Money for that publicity stunt would've been better spent on the Vegas victims.
Horrible old bastard
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Originally Posted by Dan DruffExactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
I never understood this criticism of Trump.
I can understand the criticism of the lack of ethics of some of his business practices, but not that he was a "failure".
It's not like he inherited a billion and is now worth 200 million, and yet is claiming success.
He definitely ran up a large amount of money into a huge amount of money. Props to him there, and props to him for using his outsized personality to create a brand which became recognizable and synonymous with success. Those are all real skills, whether his detractors want to admit it or not.
Speaking of poor business skills, LOL at Twitter being afraid to capitalize on Trump's usage of their platform. Even without supporting or endorsing him, they could have promoted the hell out of this by repeatedly reminding everyone to sign up for Twitter in order to get an instant connection to this President and his communications to the American people.
While Trump's usage of Twitter is no secret, there are plenty of less-tech-savvy Americans out there who don't realize that by creating a Twitter account and subscribing to him, they can see all of his commentary instantly, before news outlets report it.
Instead, Twitter will continue with the status quo, and continue to lose money.
Their decisions really leave me scratching my head sometimes.
Reminds me of their cyberbullying/trolling issue. Twitter is pretty much a free-for-all and they censor almost nothing. This has actually hindered them from success, by their own admission. However, instead of changing how they handle abuse of their terms of service, they do absolutely nothing, aside from occasionally banning a celebrity like Milo in some weird phony display that they're handling the problem.
You realize that when Donald was bleeding out with his hotel/casino fiasco in Atlantic City, the Russians came calling with deals involving Trump towers that you could not refuse. It's a big factor in the whole Russian collusion story and goes back a fair bit.
And gee what a treat, regarding Trump's unfettered tweets. After this many months I must say that is an ignorant statement on a few levels.
Just a reminder: Our govt and media'S totally controlled by foreign operatives. Lets discuss some people and incidents.
Meet top traitor (((Ben cardin))) D Maryland
He's the lead author of the anti BDS bill which puts Israels financial interest above your freedom of speech. 20 years in the Gulag for the Goys, this is the thanks we get from these bastards.
One last bit of treason before retiring.
Newsweek ISRAEL WON’T STOP SPYING ON THE U.S.
BY JEFF STEIN ON 5/6/14
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According to classified briefings on legislation that would lower visa restrictions on Israeli citizens, Jerusalem’s efforts to steal U.S. secrets under the cover of trade missions and joint defense technology contracts have “crossed red lines.” Israel’s espionage activities in America are unrivaled and unseemly, counterspies have told members of the House Judiciary and Foreign Affairs committees, going far beyond activities by other close allies, such as Germany, France, the U.K. and Japan. A congressional staffer familiar with a briefing last January called the testimony “very sobering…alarming…even terrifying.” Another staffer called it “damaging.”
The Jewish state’s primary target: America’s industrial and technical secrets.
Newsweek ISRAEL’S AGGRESSIVE SPYING IN THE U.S. MOSTLY HUSHED UP
BY JEFF STEIN ON 5/8/14 AT 10:50 AM
WTF How come you never heard that crazy story?Quote:
When White House national security advisor Susan Rice’s security detail cleared her Jerusalem hotel suite for bugs and intruders Tuesday night, they might’ve had in mind a surprise visitor to Vice President Al Gore’s room 16 years ago this week: a spy in an air duct.
According to a senior former U.S. intelligence operative, a Secret Service agent who was enjoying a moment of solitude in Gore’s bathroom before the Veep arrived heard a metallic scraping sound. “The Secret Service had secured [Gore’s] room in advance and they all left except for one agent, who decided to take a long, slow time on the pot,” the operative recalled for Newsweek. “So the room was all quiet, he was just meditating on his toes, and he hears a noise in the vent. And he sees the vent clips being moved from the inside. And then he sees a guy starting to exit the vent into the room.”
Did the agent scramble for his gun? No, the former operative said with a chuckle. “He kind of coughed and the guy went back into the vents.”
Knowing how racist Israel really is with their 3 yr mandatory prison then deportation for black refugees. Listen to this bullshit, the head of the teachers union should have nothing to do with w Israel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldscNCMgt6g
We haven't even got to Iran war yet.
Trump’s net worth has grown about 300% to an estimated $4 billion since 1987, according to a report by the Associated Press. But the real estate mogul would have made even more money if he had just invested in index funds. The AP says that, if Trump had invested in an index fund in 1988, his net worth would be as much as $13 billion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffExactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
I never understood this criticism of Trump.
I can understand the criticism of the lack of ethics of some of his business practices, but not that he was a "failure".
It's not like he inherited a billion and is now worth 200 million, and yet is claiming success.
He definitely ran up a large amount of money into a huge amount of money. Props to him there, and props to him for using his outsized personality to create a brand which became recognizable and synonymous with success. Those are all real skills, whether his detractors want to admit it or not.
Speaking of poor business skills, LOL at Twitter being afraid to capitalize on Trump's usage of their platform. Even without supporting or endorsing him, they could have promoted the hell out of this by repeatedly reminding everyone to sign up for Twitter in order to get an instant connection to this President and his communications to the American people.
While Trump's usage of Twitter is no secret, there are plenty of less-tech-savvy Americans out there who don't realize that by creating a Twitter account and subscribing to him, they can see all of his commentary instantly, before news outlets report it.
Instead, Twitter will continue with the status quo, and continue to lose money.
Their decisions really leave me scratching my head sometimes.
Reminds me of their cyberbullying/trolling issue. Twitter is pretty much a free-for-all and they censor almost nothing. This has actually hindered them from success, by their own admission. However, instead of changing how they handle abuse of their terms of service, they do absolutely nothing, aside from occasionally banning a celebrity like Milo in some weird phony display that they're handling the problem.
The S&P 500 has grown 1,336% since 1988.
Other billionaires’ net worths have beaten the stock market’s growth in that time. Bill Gates, for example, saw his grow increase 7,173% since 1988 to $80 billion. Warren Buffet’s wealth grew 2,612% in the same time period, to $67.8 billion.
http://fortune.com/2015/08/20/donald-trump-index-funds/