December 17, 20213 yr On 12/16/2021 at 12:46 PM, toolg said: The grift is moving into NFT I want one with red and black aluminum Christmas trees, with audio of Moronia shrieking "Chreeesmus, who gives a fork about Chreeemus!?"
December 17, 20213 yr 3 minutes ago, vikas83 said: It's just uncanny how nothing ever sticks to this guy. He says so much awful stuff, he's lost the ability to shock. It's like we elected Garey Busey. No one takes anything he says seriously or holds him responsible. because he's too wrapped up in people's identity now. if they were to deny that Trump is the second coming of Jesus Christ, they would have to look at themselves in the mirror. they don't want that. easier to keep believing the lie than face the truth.
December 17, 20213 yr 1 minute ago, JohnSnowsHair said: because he's too wrapped up in people's identity now. if they were to deny that Trump is the second coming of Jesus Christ, they would have to look at themselves in the mirror. they don't want that. easier to keep believing the lie than face the truth. Quote "One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.” ― Carl Sagan, The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark
December 21, 20213 yr Trump Sues New York Prosecutor in Attempt to Stop Inquiry Into His Business https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-sues-york-prosecutor-attempt-152034727.html Donald Trump (Orange Cheeto) filed a lawsuit Monday against the New York state attorney general, Letitia James, seeking to halt her long-running civil inquiry into his business practices and to bar her from participating in a separate criminal investigation. The suit, filed in federal court in Albany, New York, by Trump and his family real estate business, argued that James’ involvement in both inquiries was entirely politically motivated, a tack that Trump has deployed in the past when face with scrutiny by law enforcement and others. The lawsuit cited a long list of James’ public attacks on Trump in the past, including while she was running for office, to argue that she had violated the former president’s constitutional rights. "Her mission is guided solely by political animus and a desire to harass, intimidate, and retaliate against a private citizen who she views as a political opponent,” the suit reads. In a statement, James, a Democrat, said the lawsuit would not deter the inquiry. "The Trump Organization has continually sought to delay our investigation into its business dealings,” the statement read. "To be clear, neither Mr. Trump nor the Trump Organization get to dictate if and where they will answer for their actions.” Trump faces a high bar in proving that James violated his rights, according to legal experts, some of whom predicted that James would prevail even if a judge concluded that her comments were inappropriate.
December 21, 20213 yr Nothing strange about it. When things heat up Trump always doubles down and makes things dirtier and more Fed up. It is his entire set of tactical tools and he always believes that he can make things so screwy that he can reach a stalemate if not gain an outright victory. He simply knows no other way.
December 22, 20213 yr Author Quote Former President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that it's tough for him to criticize President Joe Biden after Biden complimented his administration's success in developing COVID-19 vaccines. "Thanks to the prior administration and our scientific community, America is one of the first countries to get the vaccine," Biden said earlier Tuesday during a speech from the White House. "Thanks to my administration, the hard work of Americans, we let, our roll-out, made America among the world leaders in getting shots in arms." A few hours later, Trump told Fox News that he was "very appreciative" of Biden's acknowledgment and that it was difficult to criticize Biden in the wake of his remarks. "It is a little tough to be overly critical now, because he just thanked us for the vaccine and thanked me for what I did," Trump said. "You know, that's a first — so it is very tough for me to be overly critical now." Trump also told Fox that he was "surprised" Biden praised his administration for fast-tracking the COVID-19 vaccine, adding, "I think it was a terrific thing, and I think it makes a lot of people happy." "I think he did something very good," Trump said. "You know, it has to be a process of healing in this country, and that will help a lot." this guy has to be mentally ill he's so desperate for praise that he pulls a compete 180 after 1 complement. what an insecure weirdo.
December 22, 20213 yr 1 hour ago, mr_hunt said: this guy has to be mentally ill he's so desperate for praise that he pulls a compete 180 after 1 complement. what an insecure weirdo. Show his supporters a video of him praising Biden and they will deny it exists.
December 22, 20213 yr 2 hours ago, mr_hunt said: this guy has to be mentally ill he's so desperate for praise that he pulls a compete 180 after 1 complement. what an insecure weirdo. daddy is so desperate for pop pop's approval.
December 22, 20213 yr Thieves Nab $100M in Pandemic Relief Funds https://www.cfo.com/fraud/2021/12/thieves-nab-100m-in-pandemic-relief-funds/ I'm guessing this is outside of what Trump and his family stole?
December 22, 20213 yr 5 minutes ago, mayanh8 said: Trump makes the BEST deals. Gee, China's promises are no better than Trump's?
December 22, 20213 yr https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/donald-bender-rosemary-vrablic-trump-grand-jury/2021/12/14/0e72c804-5c5e-11ec-8665-aed48580f911_story.html Trump’s longtime accountant testifies to N.Y. grand jury in criminal probe A longtime accountant for former president Donald Trump — who helped prepare Trump’s taxes and the financial statements his company used to woo lenders — testified recently before a New York grand jury investigating Trump’s financial practices, according to two people familiar with that investigation. Accountant Donald Bender, of the firm Mazars, appeared before a grand jury that was impaneled this fall by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. (D) to weigh potential criminal charges, the people said. In addition, in recent weeks prosecutors have interviewed Rosemary Vrablic, a former managing director at Deutsche Bank who arranged hundreds of millions of dollars in loans to Trump, according to people familiar with the investigation. Vrablic’s interview was not before the grand jury. Instead, one person said, prosecutors pressed Vrablic about Trump’s role in dealings with the bank. The people who described these interviews spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe an ongoing investigation. The appearances by Bender and Vrablic suggest prosecutors are seeking information about Trump’s finances from a small circle of outside partners who handled details of Trump’s taxes and real estate deals. Bender and Vrablic were never Trump’s employees, but they knew more about his company’s inner workings than many employees did. Prosecutors are investigating whether Trump’s company broke the law by giving widely different valuations for the same property at the same time. In some cases, for instance, the Trump Organization provided low valuations to property-tax officials, while telling lenders that the same property was worth much more. Bender’s first appearance before the grand jury was brief, the people said. But they said he could return for more testimony in the coming weeks. His appearance could be significant because Bender handled vast amounts of Trump’s financial information as an outside accountant. Prosecutors already obtained millions of pages of Trump-related documents from Bender’s firm, after a court battle that went to the Supreme Court twice. Now, they have sought testimony from a man who could serve as a human road map to that data. This line of inquiry appears separate from the felony charges filed over the summer against the Trump Organization’s longtime chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, and two Trump corporate entities. Those charges focused on allegations of tax evasion in the Trump Organization’s payrolls. Prosecutors said Weisselberg had concealed portions of executives’ pay — including his own — from the IRS. Weisselberg and the two companies have pleaded not guilty.
December 23, 20213 yr I love how torturously slow our legal system works. Like a vise that’s turned a quarter-twist a month
December 23, 20213 yr 2 hours ago, Dave Moss said: I love how torturously slow our legal system works. Like a vise that’s turned a quarter-twist a month Don’t know if you posted this in sarcasm or not, but I completely disagree. The "news” cycle flips daily and the actual legal system falls to the wayside. The guilty can persuade idiots to an opinion that differs from FACT. This investigation is already dismissed as a witch-hunt and the factual legal findings will be dismissed as well.
December 23, 20213 yr 9 minutes ago, MidMoFo said: Don’t know if you posted this in sarcasm or not, but I completely disagree. The "news” cycle flips daily and the actual legal system falls to the wayside. The guilty can persuade idiots to an opinion that differs from FACT. This investigation is already dismissed as a witch-hunt and the factual legal findings will be dismissed as well. It was partially sarcasm. I find it frustrating how slow it is, but I also understand that you don’t want to rush cases to trial before both sides have time to prepare. I respect the process, but yeah, sometimes the snail-like pace sucks.
December 23, 20213 yr 3 minutes ago, Dave Moss said: It was partially sarcasm. I find it frustrating how slow it is, but I also understand that you don’t want to rush cases to trial before both sides have time to prepare. I respect the process, but yeah, sometimes the snail-like pace sucks. Agreed on the fact that it shouldn’t be rushed. Media accountability is an absolute necessity.
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