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Donald J. Trump‏Verified account @realDonaldTrump Thank you to the LGBT community! I will fight for you while Hillary brings in more people that will threaten your freedoms and beliefs. 10:31 AM - 14 Jun 2016 Tell us more about people of integrity, ldrews.

This post has been on a wild ride

I made several assertions. Which would you like evidence of? As for getting paid: yes. It should not be difficult for you to find information about how much Adelson has donated to Trump at different times (that we know of). As for independent thought: your ability to parrot talking points and not provide any substance is very well documented As for it not being in your best interest: I suppose that depends on a number of different things. Perhaps you enjoy the world being a shitty place for other people to live; if that's true, I don't really care to know about it, though it would unlikely change much about how I feel about you. How do you feel about things like online poker, for example?

He's getting paid by Adelson for this. I know you're not capable of any independent thought, so this idea will be lost on you, but as with most things you seem to support this is not in your best interest.

yep, andrei, you found the smoking gun. good job, buddy. we're all proud of you.

Mueller knew about this in June at the latest. The things we don't know must be pretty astonishing.

Of course Trump's relationship with Deutsche Bank is interesting if reports are to be believed. In 2008 he owed the bank $330M, defaulted, and then sued them claiming they were responsible for the economic downturn. This, of course, was thrown out. Trump settled this feud by borrowing even more money from Deutsche Bank. Specifically he was able to secure a "loan" from their overseas private wealth division, which unlike other divisions, will accept personal guarantees as collateral. Someone pledged that if Trump defaulted, they would pay back the bank. This is a chapter from Luke Harding's book

Good post on reddit about why the Deutsche Bank subpoenas are so important, in case you haven't been following along. President Trump said the red line would be drawn at Special Counsel Mueller looking into the Trump Empire's finances. Why you may ask? The entire family is involved in laundering money. We recently found out that Trump's first international venture in Panama City is a hub for laundering money.[1] He handed the business dealings over to Ivanka Trump and although many properties were bought the entire area is almost a ghost town.[2] The tower stands dark as very few people live in the properties. Turns out the owners hail from colourful backgrounds including Russian gangsters, drug cartels, and people smugglers.[3] Rachel Maddow did a piece about a Trump Tower project in Azerbaijan. In it Ivanka Trump takes a video promoting her family's building, but it turns out she wasn't filming at the Trump property as it was built in a rundown location. The Trump organization has been laundering money for a long time. Here are a few examples from The New Yorker including his Taj Mahal Casino, projects in India, Uruguay, Georgia, Indonesia, the Philipines, and China.[5] Listen to this short NPR podcast interview where Adam Davidson explains what he uncovered while investigating Baku.[6] Christopher Steele has stated that Trump's hotel and land deals with Russians need to be examined.[7] Read what Felix Sater, a Russian bussiness associate of the President, offered President Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen. Felix Sater admits to working with the Kremlin under the guise of building the Trump Moscow Tower to help get Trump elected. Both the New York Times[8] and the Washington Post[9] corroborate this story. Back in the 90s Felix Sater was caught up in a massive stock scam and flipped on mob families in New York. Guess who flipped him? He's on Special Counsel Mueller's team - Andrew Weissmann.[10] Felix Sater attended Trump's invite-only victory party to celebrate his presidential victory.[11] Although Trump has tried to distance himself from Sater due to his colourful past, I find it very peculiar that he was allowed into an invite-only event at the Midtown Hilton. Moreover, in July of 2016 we know he attended a secret meeting at Trump Tower, no one knows what was discussed.[12] We know Felix Sater has been ready to work with Special Counsel Mueller's team.[13] Paul Wood, World Affairs correspondent for the BBC, wrote the original article for The Spectator.[14] Here's another example to illustrate my point. Russian Oligarch Rybolovlev bought a Trump property in Palm Beach for $100 million, making it the most expensive property in America. Here's the kicker - after buying it Rybolovlev tore it down even though he had just paid $60 million over market price.[15] Where this becomes even more peculiar is that the Russian oligarch's private yacht and plane were in the same vicinity as Trump or his associates during the campaign on several separate occasions.[16] For example, Rybolovlev's plane landed in North Carolina 2 hours before Trump made his stop there for a campaign rally.[17] Rybolovlev's yacht was in Croatia last summer where Ivanka and Kushner were vacationing. Back in March while Rybolovlev's yacht was anchored in the British Virgin Islands, Robert Mercer's yacht was anchored next to it.[18] Mercer[19] being Trump’s biggest financial supporter and Breitbart moneyman. [20]

Millenials support military dictatorships haha.

TN in 2010 I assume you're thinking of.

I wonder how he thinks women would have any money otherwise. Perhaps he believes they shouldn't have any at all.

lol

Justin told me as much

I have family in Worcester. Next time I'm in town, sushi's on me.

hrothgar, it's not entirely clear that we'd get along great in a social setting, but i respect you immensely for your honesty.

Are your questions at the end of all your posts intended to be rhetorical? Do you handle difficult problems by asking other people questions that you yourself don't know the answer to? It's a weird way to post on a message board.

No, he didn't.

I have to ask; you read that article and your opinion is that Trump is doing a good job?

Yes, one possible recommendation is even in the article itself. He could stop giving contracts to the companies that don't deserve them, either through his own initiatives or by appointing people who share his same opinions. I do appreciate your hand-waving, thanks.

By Chuck Jones November 29 at 6:00 AM Chuck Jones is president of United Steelworkers 1999.

Sure, I look forward to hearing your excuse for this one.

oh ok. i found an article. carry on.

wait, what? whom did bill clinton abuse or harass?

Sad!