Pence is implicated as well.Just need the House to impeach, not the Senate as well. President Pence, hmmm...No balls to impeachHave you been under a rock for the last week?Are you simply not smart enough to know what Trump did wrong? Or are you playing dumb on purpose?
you morons keep saying he did wrong but have never said what that wrong is???
thats a sure sign of TDS
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Trump was doing his job and doing it well which pisses off assholesThe whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Enjoy what you areEnjoy your brain-dead stable genius; he won't be around much longer; although, you can probably visit him in prison
Trump's Ukraine phone call, annotated
"The President
"I would like you to do us a favor though because our country has been through a lot and Ukraine knows a lot about it. I would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation with Ukraine, they say Crowdstrike… I guess you have one of your wealthy people… The server, they say Ukraine has it. There are a lot of things that went on, the whole situation. I think you’re surrounding yourself with some of the same people."
You are a very sad example of the denseness of the Trump haters.....
""I would like you to do us a favor though because our country has been through a lot and Ukraine knows a lot about it. I would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation with Ukraine, they say Crowdstrike… I guess you have one of your wealthy people… The server, they say Ukraine has it"
The SERVER and Crowdstrike were the favor, not Biden god you people are stoooopid."The server and Crowdstrike are red herrings only semi-literate loons still believe. Anyone capable of reading sees the quid pro quo involved desperately needed military aid with dirt on Joe Biden. Trump was a useless brain-dead gangster before he "won" the White House, and now the whole world will see just how stupid and corrupt he and his crime family truly are.
Too much winning, Morons?
So you cannot understand what you are reading, why doesn't that surprise me?
You probably voted for Trump.
Dude, hahaha hahahaTrump was doing his job and doing it well which pisses off assholesThe whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Enjoy what you areEnjoy your brain-dead stable genius; he won't be around much longer; although, you can probably visit him in prison
Trump's Ukraine phone call, annotated
"The President
"I would like you to do us a favor though because our country has been through a lot and Ukraine knows a lot about it. I would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation with Ukraine, they say Crowdstrike… I guess you have one of your wealthy people… The server, they say Ukraine has it. There are a lot of things that went on, the whole situation. I think you’re surrounding yourself with some of the same people."
You must be another stable genius who can't scratch his ass without a map. Biden's "...not even a serious contender"?
Trump's a greedy, corporate whore who will die in prison.
Will you SOB like a Snowflake, Sucker?
I had to download that.
He is not a material witness, he only pointed out where to find evidence of & witness to the crime. We don't need to know who he is or cross examine him, We only need to question witnesses & uncover the evidence.
You must be another stable genius who can't scratch his ass without a map. Biden's "...not even a serious contender"?
Trump's a greedy, corporate whore who will die in prison.
Will you SOB like a Snowflake, Sucker?
Is that like the polls that said Hillary Clinton was a 98 percent favorite to win?
Hillary won the popular vote by 3 million ballots, remember?
The whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Just out of curiosity... You state that Russian mobsters helped to build Trumps empire.
To support that statement, do you know how much of Trump's entire business portfolio, is tied to Russia?
Is it half? A quarter? 10%?
I've seen a few of the documents, listing Trumps business interests. There are literally a thousand or more different business ventures that Trump has investments in, from golf courses in Ireland, to an private jet company, to a 5-star hotel chain in India.
How many, had Russian backing? How many had laundered money from mobsters? Was it those located in eastern Europe? Which number only a few?
If you claim that Russian mobsters made Trump rich, then I would assume a relatively high percentage of his massive business dealings had to do with Russian mobsters.
So how many were? What percentage? Show me the evidence for your claim. I am waiting with anticipation for this bombshell information.I suspect definitive answers to your questions would require Trump to release his tax returns, so until that time comes, you can start here if you have the slightest concern about the consequences of having a money-laundering, moronic con man ensconced in the White House:
Chapter 1 - The Moscow Project
"Many of Trump’s businesses spent the 1990s on the verge of collapse.
"Abraham Wallach, who became the Trump Organization’s executive vice president for acquisitions in 1990, compared joining the company to 'getting on the Titanic just before the women and children were moved to the lifeboats.'
"In 1990, the Trump Organization was reportedly $3.4 billion in debt, with Trump himself liable for more than $800 million.
"The next year, as several of Trump’s hotels and casinos reportedly accumulated millions in debt, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission concluded, 'Mr. Trump cannot be considered financially stable.' In 1992, Trump defaulted on the debt of his airline, Trump Shuttle, turning it over to U.S. Airways."
The whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Just out of curiosity... You state that Russian mobsters helped to build Trumps empire.
To support that statement, do you know how much of Trump's entire business portfolio, is tied to Russia?
Is it half? A quarter? 10%?
I've seen a few of the documents, listing Trumps business interests. There are literally a thousand or more different business ventures that Trump has investments in, from golf courses in Ireland, to an private jet company, to a 5-star hotel chain in India.
How many, had Russian backing? How many had laundered money from mobsters? Was it those located in eastern Europe? Which number only a few?
If you claim that Russian mobsters made Trump rich, then I would assume a relatively high percentage of his massive business dealings had to do with Russian mobsters.
So how many were? What percentage? Show me the evidence for your claim. I am waiting with anticipation for this bombshell information.I suspect definitive answers to your questions would require Trump to release his tax returns, so until that time comes, you can start here if you have the slightest concern about the consequences of having a money-laundering, moronic con man ensconced in the White House:
Chapter 1 - The Moscow Project
"Many of Trump’s businesses spent the 1990s on the verge of collapse.
"Abraham Wallach, who became the Trump Organization’s executive vice president for acquisitions in 1990, compared joining the company to 'getting on the Titanic just before the women and children were moved to the lifeboats.'
"In 1990, the Trump Organization was reportedly $3.4 billion in debt, with Trump himself liable for more than $800 million.
"The next year, as several of Trump’s hotels and casinos reportedly accumulated millions in debt, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission concluded, 'Mr. Trump cannot be considered financially stable.' In 1992, Trump defaulted on the debt of his airline, Trump Shuttle, turning it over to U.S. Airways."
None of that, has to do with Russian mobsters laundering money.
No, the tax return has nothing to do with this. Do you really think there is clear evidence of Russian Mobster money laundering in his tax returns, and the authorities are ignoring it?
You people have a very goofy view of this issue. You act like because his tax returns are not public, that this means that magically no one in authority is looking at them.
People are sent to prison every single year, for money laundering, tax evasion, and none of them release their tax returns to the public.
Sorry, but you can make a case on this matter, without having to shove your nose up Trump's butt to see if his poop smells.
The fact Trump went through a time of extreme difficulty, is not unknown. Truth is, most successful people go through difficult times.
It is also not unknown that Trump had some Russian backers for some specific projects.
I don't have a problem with that.
Additionally, if there was money laundering going on, and I have little reason to doubt.... that still doesn't mean that Trump was involved. Again... as I stated before, Trump has hundreds on hundreds of business ventures, from limited addition neck ties, to his private jet line.
The idea that he was going to each individual business venture, and personally overseeing a money laundering operation in Moscow, is a bonkers thinking.
Years ago I worked for a small business, where the own had just had to fire the previous employee, because he was engaged in embezzlement. Now if that can happen under the nose of the business owner, in a building full of just 10 people, then the idea that Trump is going to be able to personally oversee hundreds of companies, and check up on whatever thousands of employees he has...
That's insane. That's the argument of a partisan hack, that randomly defaults to "he should release his taxes then!" as if it matters.
Do you really think Trump, along with his lawyers and accountants, haven't considered how to hide that information from a routine audit?
The whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Just out of curiosity... You state that Russian mobsters helped to build Trumps empire.
To support that statement, do you know how much of Trump's entire business portfolio, is tied to Russia?
Is it half? A quarter? 10%?
I've seen a few of the documents, listing Trumps business interests. There are literally a thousand or more different business ventures that Trump has investments in, from golf courses in Ireland, to an private jet company, to a 5-star hotel chain in India.
How many, had Russian backing? How many had laundered money from mobsters? Was it those located in eastern Europe? Which number only a few?
If you claim that Russian mobsters made Trump rich, then I would assume a relatively high percentage of his massive business dealings had to do with Russian mobsters.
So how many were? What percentage? Show me the evidence for your claim. I am waiting with anticipation for this bombshell information.I suspect definitive answers to your questions would require Trump to release his tax returns, so until that time comes, you can start here if you have the slightest concern about the consequences of having a money-laundering, moronic con man ensconced in the White House:
Chapter 1 - The Moscow Project
"Many of Trump’s businesses spent the 1990s on the verge of collapse.
"Abraham Wallach, who became the Trump Organization’s executive vice president for acquisitions in 1990, compared joining the company to 'getting on the Titanic just before the women and children were moved to the lifeboats.'
"In 1990, the Trump Organization was reportedly $3.4 billion in debt, with Trump himself liable for more than $800 million.
"The next year, as several of Trump’s hotels and casinos reportedly accumulated millions in debt, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission concluded, 'Mr. Trump cannot be considered financially stable.' In 1992, Trump defaulted on the debt of his airline, Trump Shuttle, turning it over to U.S. Airways."
None of that, has to do with Russian mobsters laundering money.
No, the tax return has nothing to do with this. Do you really think there is clear evidence of Russian Mobster money laundering in his tax returns, and the authorities are ignoring it?
You people have a very goofy view of this issue. You act like because his tax returns are not public, that this means that magically no one in authority is looking at them.
People are sent to prison every single year, for money laundering, tax evasion, and none of them release their tax returns to the public.
Sorry, but you can make a case on this matter, without having to shove your nose up Trump's butt to see if his poop smells.
The fact Trump went through a time of extreme difficulty, is not unknown. Truth is, most successful people go through difficult times.
It is also not unknown that Trump had some Russian backers for some specific projects.
I don't have a problem with that.
Additionally, if there was money laundering going on, and I have little reason to doubt.... that still doesn't mean that Trump was involved. Again... as I stated before, Trump has hundreds on hundreds of business ventures, from limited addition neck ties, to his private jet line.
The idea that he was going to each individual business venture, and personally overseeing a money laundering operation in Moscow, is a bonkers thinking.
Years ago I worked for a small business, where the own had just had to fire the previous employee, because he was engaged in embezzlement. Now if that can happen under the nose of the business owner, in a building full of just 10 people, then the idea that Trump is going to be able to personally oversee hundreds of companies, and check up on whatever thousands of employees he has...
That's insane. That's the argument of a partisan hack, that randomly defaults to "he should release his taxes then!" as if it matters.Do you really think Trump, along with his lawyers and accountants, haven't considered how to hide that information from a routine audit?
Donald Trump’s Tax Returns: What We Might Learn
"Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
When congress gets its hands on Trump's tax returns, it will have subpoena power to complement the confidential business filings, public records, and information from whistle blowers.
The whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Just out of curiosity... You state that Russian mobsters helped to build Trumps empire.
To support that statement, do you know how much of Trump's entire business portfolio, is tied to Russia?
Is it half? A quarter? 10%?
I've seen a few of the documents, listing Trumps business interests. There are literally a thousand or more different business ventures that Trump has investments in, from golf courses in Ireland, to an private jet company, to a 5-star hotel chain in India.
How many, had Russian backing? How many had laundered money from mobsters? Was it those located in eastern Europe? Which number only a few?
If you claim that Russian mobsters made Trump rich, then I would assume a relatively high percentage of his massive business dealings had to do with Russian mobsters.
So how many were? What percentage? Show me the evidence for your claim. I am waiting with anticipation for this bombshell information.I suspect definitive answers to your questions would require Trump to release his tax returns, so until that time comes, you can start here if you have the slightest concern about the consequences of having a money-laundering, moronic con man ensconced in the White House:
Chapter 1 - The Moscow Project
"Many of Trump’s businesses spent the 1990s on the verge of collapse.
"Abraham Wallach, who became the Trump Organization’s executive vice president for acquisitions in 1990, compared joining the company to 'getting on the Titanic just before the women and children were moved to the lifeboats.'
"In 1990, the Trump Organization was reportedly $3.4 billion in debt, with Trump himself liable for more than $800 million.
"The next year, as several of Trump’s hotels and casinos reportedly accumulated millions in debt, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission concluded, 'Mr. Trump cannot be considered financially stable.' In 1992, Trump defaulted on the debt of his airline, Trump Shuttle, turning it over to U.S. Airways."
None of that, has to do with Russian mobsters laundering money.
No, the tax return has nothing to do with this. Do you really think there is clear evidence of Russian Mobster money laundering in his tax returns, and the authorities are ignoring it?
You people have a very goofy view of this issue. You act like because his tax returns are not public, that this means that magically no one in authority is looking at them.
People are sent to prison every single year, for money laundering, tax evasion, and none of them release their tax returns to the public.
Sorry, but you can make a case on this matter, without having to shove your nose up Trump's butt to see if his poop smells.
The fact Trump went through a time of extreme difficulty, is not unknown. Truth is, most successful people go through difficult times.
It is also not unknown that Trump had some Russian backers for some specific projects.
I don't have a problem with that.
Additionally, if there was money laundering going on, and I have little reason to doubt.... that still doesn't mean that Trump was involved. Again... as I stated before, Trump has hundreds on hundreds of business ventures, from limited addition neck ties, to his private jet line.
The idea that he was going to each individual business venture, and personally overseeing a money laundering operation in Moscow, is a bonkers thinking.
Years ago I worked for a small business, where the own had just had to fire the previous employee, because he was engaged in embezzlement. Now if that can happen under the nose of the business owner, in a building full of just 10 people, then the idea that Trump is going to be able to personally oversee hundreds of companies, and check up on whatever thousands of employees he has...
That's insane. That's the argument of a partisan hack, that randomly defaults to "he should release his taxes then!" as if it matters.
Why do you think Trump's afraid to release his tax returns?
The whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Just out of curiosity... You state that Russian mobsters helped to build Trumps empire.
To support that statement, do you know how much of Trump's entire business portfolio, is tied to Russia?
Is it half? A quarter? 10%?
I've seen a few of the documents, listing Trumps business interests. There are literally a thousand or more different business ventures that Trump has investments in, from golf courses in Ireland, to an private jet company, to a 5-star hotel chain in India.
How many, had Russian backing? How many had laundered money from mobsters? Was it those located in eastern Europe? Which number only a few?
If you claim that Russian mobsters made Trump rich, then I would assume a relatively high percentage of his massive business dealings had to do with Russian mobsters.
So how many were? What percentage? Show me the evidence for your claim. I am waiting with anticipation for this bombshell information.I suspect definitive answers to your questions would require Trump to release his tax returns, so until that time comes, you can start here if you have the slightest concern about the consequences of having a money-laundering, moronic con man ensconced in the White House:
Chapter 1 - The Moscow Project
"Many of Trump’s businesses spent the 1990s on the verge of collapse.
"Abraham Wallach, who became the Trump Organization’s executive vice president for acquisitions in 1990, compared joining the company to 'getting on the Titanic just before the women and children were moved to the lifeboats.'
"In 1990, the Trump Organization was reportedly $3.4 billion in debt, with Trump himself liable for more than $800 million.
"The next year, as several of Trump’s hotels and casinos reportedly accumulated millions in debt, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission concluded, 'Mr. Trump cannot be considered financially stable.' In 1992, Trump defaulted on the debt of his airline, Trump Shuttle, turning it over to U.S. Airways."
None of that, has to do with Russian mobsters laundering money.
No, the tax return has nothing to do with this. Do you really think there is clear evidence of Russian Mobster money laundering in his tax returns, and the authorities are ignoring it?
You people have a very goofy view of this issue. You act like because his tax returns are not public, that this means that magically no one in authority is looking at them.
People are sent to prison every single year, for money laundering, tax evasion, and none of them release their tax returns to the public.
Sorry, but you can make a case on this matter, without having to shove your nose up Trump's butt to see if his poop smells.
The fact Trump went through a time of extreme difficulty, is not unknown. Truth is, most successful people go through difficult times.
It is also not unknown that Trump had some Russian backers for some specific projects.
I don't have a problem with that.
Additionally, if there was money laundering going on, and I have little reason to doubt.... that still doesn't mean that Trump was involved. Again... as I stated before, Trump has hundreds on hundreds of business ventures, from limited addition neck ties, to his private jet line.
The idea that he was going to each individual business venture, and personally overseeing a money laundering operation in Moscow, is a bonkers thinking.
Years ago I worked for a small business, where the own had just had to fire the previous employee, because he was engaged in embezzlement. Now if that can happen under the nose of the business owner, in a building full of just 10 people, then the idea that Trump is going to be able to personally oversee hundreds of companies, and check up on whatever thousands of employees he has...
That's insane. That's the argument of a partisan hack, that randomly defaults to "he should release his taxes then!" as if it matters.Do you really think Trump, along with his lawyers and accountants, haven't considered how to hide that information from a routine audit?
Donald Trump’s Tax Returns: What We Might Learn
"Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
When congress gets its hands on Trump's tax returns, it will have subpoena power to complement the confidential business filings, public records, and information from whistle blowers.
Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
Nothing in that article, proved anything they claimed. More fake news from the NYT.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
The inheritance tax, is immoral and evil. I'm all for them avoiding paying it by any legal means necessary.
If they find something illegal, then file it with the authorities, and if they fine him.... fine.
But you guys being all bent, because the Trumps prevented you greedy envious evil bastards from taking their money, which wasn't yours to take.... don't give a crap. You money stealing thieves can burn in hell for all I care.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
Yeah. Shocking. So they got public documents, and business filings. How much was from the tax returns? I wager little.
Would you agree "they" will need to see Trump's tax returns and related financial documents in order to determine if he did anything illegal?
The whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Just out of curiosity... You state that Russian mobsters helped to build Trumps empire.
To support that statement, do you know how much of Trump's entire business portfolio, is tied to Russia?
Is it half? A quarter? 10%?
I've seen a few of the documents, listing Trumps business interests. There are literally a thousand or more different business ventures that Trump has investments in, from golf courses in Ireland, to an private jet company, to a 5-star hotel chain in India.
How many, had Russian backing? How many had laundered money from mobsters? Was it those located in eastern Europe? Which number only a few?
If you claim that Russian mobsters made Trump rich, then I would assume a relatively high percentage of his massive business dealings had to do with Russian mobsters.
So how many were? What percentage? Show me the evidence for your claim. I am waiting with anticipation for this bombshell information.I suspect definitive answers to your questions would require Trump to release his tax returns, so until that time comes, you can start here if you have the slightest concern about the consequences of having a money-laundering, moronic con man ensconced in the White House:
Chapter 1 - The Moscow Project
"Many of Trump’s businesses spent the 1990s on the verge of collapse.
"Abraham Wallach, who became the Trump Organization’s executive vice president for acquisitions in 1990, compared joining the company to 'getting on the Titanic just before the women and children were moved to the lifeboats.'
"In 1990, the Trump Organization was reportedly $3.4 billion in debt, with Trump himself liable for more than $800 million.
"The next year, as several of Trump’s hotels and casinos reportedly accumulated millions in debt, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission concluded, 'Mr. Trump cannot be considered financially stable.' In 1992, Trump defaulted on the debt of his airline, Trump Shuttle, turning it over to U.S. Airways."
None of that, has to do with Russian mobsters laundering money.
No, the tax return has nothing to do with this. Do you really think there is clear evidence of Russian Mobster money laundering in his tax returns, and the authorities are ignoring it?
You people have a very goofy view of this issue. You act like because his tax returns are not public, that this means that magically no one in authority is looking at them.
People are sent to prison every single year, for money laundering, tax evasion, and none of them release their tax returns to the public.
Sorry, but you can make a case on this matter, without having to shove your nose up Trump's butt to see if his poop smells.
The fact Trump went through a time of extreme difficulty, is not unknown. Truth is, most successful people go through difficult times.
It is also not unknown that Trump had some Russian backers for some specific projects.
I don't have a problem with that.
Additionally, if there was money laundering going on, and I have little reason to doubt.... that still doesn't mean that Trump was involved. Again... as I stated before, Trump has hundreds on hundreds of business ventures, from limited addition neck ties, to his private jet line.
The idea that he was going to each individual business venture, and personally overseeing a money laundering operation in Moscow, is a bonkers thinking.
Years ago I worked for a small business, where the own had just had to fire the previous employee, because he was engaged in embezzlement. Now if that can happen under the nose of the business owner, in a building full of just 10 people, then the idea that Trump is going to be able to personally oversee hundreds of companies, and check up on whatever thousands of employees he has...
That's insane. That's the argument of a partisan hack, that randomly defaults to "he should release his taxes then!" as if it matters.Do you really think Trump, along with his lawyers and accountants, haven't considered how to hide that information from a routine audit?
Donald Trump’s Tax Returns: What We Might Learn
"Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
When congress gets its hands on Trump's tax returns, it will have subpoena power to complement the confidential business filings, public records, and information from whistle blowers.
Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
Nothing in that article, proved anything they claimed. More fake news from the NYT.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
The inheritance tax, is immoral and evil. I'm all for them avoiding paying it by any legal means necessary.
If they find something illegal, then file it with the authorities, and if they fine him.... fine.
But you guys being all bent, because the Trumps prevented you greedy envious evil bastards from taking their money, which wasn't yours to take.... don't give a crap. You money stealing thieves can burn in hell for all I care.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
Yeah. Shocking. So they got public documents, and business filings. How much was from the tax returns? I wager little.
Are you concerned that Fred Trump, who relied on federally insured mortgages, to build his vast private fortune, did everything in his power to avoid paying all federal taxes including an inheritance tax? As troubling as this may be to your Libertarian sensibilities, Fred did NOT build that fortune WITHOUT substantial help from his government.
Do you really think Trump, along with his lawyers and accountants, haven't considered how to hide that information from a routine audit?
Donald Trump’s Tax Returns: What We Might Learn
"Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
When congress gets its hands on Trump's tax returns, it will have subpoena power to complement the confidential business filings, public records, and information from whistle blowers.
Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
Nothing in that article, proved anything they claimed. More fake news from the NYT.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
The inheritance tax, is immoral and evil. I'm all for them avoiding paying it by any legal means necessary.
If they find something illegal, then file it with the authorities, and if they fine him.... fine.
But you guys being all bent, because the Trumps prevented you greedy envious evil bastards from taking their money, which wasn't yours to take.... don't give a crap. You money stealing thieves can burn in hell for all I care.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
Yeah. Shocking. So they got public documents, and business filings. How much was from the tax returns? I wager little.Are you concerned that Fred Trump, who relied on federally insured mortgages, to build his vast private fortune, did everything in his power to avoid paying all federal taxes including an inheritance tax? As troubling as this may be to your Libertarian sensibilities, Fred did NOT build that fortune WITHOUT substantial help from his government.
We know for a fact that his complaint is all lies.The whistleblower is likely CIA, but why would you believe he or she is a greater threat to this country than Donald Trump?
Whistleblower complaint, annotated
"In the course of my official duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. Government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election. This interference includes, among other things, pressuring a foreign country to investigate one of the President’s main domestic political rivals. The President’s personal lawyer, Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, is a central figure in this effort. Attorney General Barr appears to be involved as well..."
"Over the past four months, more than half a dozen U.S. officials have informed me of various facts related to this effort. The information provided herein was relayed to me in the course of official interagency business. It is routine for U.S. officials with responsibility for a particular regional or functional portfolio to share such information with one another in order to inform policymaking and analysis."
Trump did nothing wrong.Are you simply not smart enough to know what Trump did wrong? Or are you playing dumb on purpose?
Do you really think Trump, along with his lawyers and accountants, haven't considered how to hide that information from a routine audit?
Donald Trump’s Tax Returns: What We Might Learn
"Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
When congress gets its hands on Trump's tax returns, it will have subpoena power to complement the confidential business filings, public records, and information from whistle blowers.
Sophisticated tax filers use their returns to paint the picture of their finances they want the government to see. It usually takes a lot of digging to find out what is going on behind the numbers.
Nothing in that article, proved anything they claimed. More fake news from the NYT.
"For example, as The New York Times reported last year, Mr. Trump and his siblings set up a sham corporation in the early 1990s to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their parents.
The inheritance tax, is immoral and evil. I'm all for them avoiding paying it by any legal means necessary.
If they find something illegal, then file it with the authorities, and if they fine him.... fine.
But you guys being all bent, because the Trumps prevented you greedy envious evil bastards from taking their money, which wasn't yours to take.... don't give a crap. You money stealing thieves can burn in hell for all I care.
"In that case, The Times had access to far more than just tax returns: It also relied on confidential business filings, public records and information from sources to document the fraud."
Yeah. Shocking. So they got public documents, and business filings. How much was from the tax returns? I wager little.Would you agree "they" will need to see Trump's tax returns and related financial documents in order to determine if he did anything illegal?
How would you rate Trump's integrity compared to previous post-WWII presidents?
On a 10 scale: If Ike was a 5 and Nixon was a 1, where would you place Trump's commitment to integrity?
