Trump is your retribution, but is he your salvation?

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TDSING again

Theresa May: I wasn’t sure if Trump would stay in NATO​

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, England — The "unpredictable" former U.S. President Donald Trump would keep even the closest American ally, Britain, guessing over what he planned to do in terms of NATO, former U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday.

Speaking to a group of Conservative Party supporters in Milton Keynes, May recalled her first meeting with Trump in 2017, in which NATO was already high on her agenda — in a manner similar to how Trump is again brandishing a threat to withdraw from the defense alliance in his ongoing election campaign.

"I was the first world leader to go and see him after his inauguration," May said. "And I went with the express aim of getting him to commit to NATO, because of things he'd said in his presidential campaign," she added.

Theresa May: I wasn’t sure if Trump would stay in NATO

“He’s been saying some contradictory things about NATO,” the former UK prime minister says of the ex-US president.

www.politico.eu

The last thing allies want from the US is unpredictability.

 

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The last time a Trump company went public it didn't go well for investors​

Donald Trump's social media company could go public as soon as next week, paving the way for a potentially huge windfall for a former president who raked in tens of millions of dollars the last time one of his companies was listed on a stock exchange.

That decades-ago previous experience, however, did not end well for the company or its investors. While a 2016 Washington Post review found that Trump made over $44 million, the company — Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts — lost more than $1 billion and ended up in bankruptcy.


This time around, there’s at least one similarity between the two ventures separated by decades. The newly merged company that’s set to go public, Trump Media, will be listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange with the letters DJT, Trump’s initials. Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts used the same stock ticker when it went public with great fanfare in 1995.

“It’s going public and we’re really very happy about it," Trump told reporters almost 30 years ago. "It's going to be a great day."

The Atlantic City, N.J., company lost money every year, but its stock prices did well — for a time. In the initial public offering, the company raised $140 million, selling 10 million shares at $14 each.

By 1996, the stock reached a high of $35 a share before plummeting later that year, in part because the company bought another casino for $100 million more than its estimated $400 million value, The New York Times reported in 2016.

The last time a Trump company went public it didn't go well for investors

Trump made millions in the 1990s when his casino company went public. Investors lost a fortune.

www.nbcnews.com

He might be the worst businessman in NY.

 

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Theresa May: I wasn’t sure if Trump would stay in NATO​

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, England — The "unpredictable" former U.S. President Donald Trump would keep even the closest American ally, Britain, guessing over what he planned to do in terms of NATO, former U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday.

Speaking to a group of Conservative Party supporters in Milton Keynes, May recalled her first meeting with Trump in 2017, in which NATO was already high on her agenda — in a manner similar to how Trump is again brandishing a threat to withdraw from the defense alliance in his ongoing election campaign.

"I was the first world leader to go and see him after his inauguration," May said. "And I went with the express aim of getting him to commit to NATO, because of things he'd said in his presidential campaign," she added.

Theresa May: I wasn’t sure if Trump would stay in NATO

“He’s been saying some contradictory things about NATO,” the former UK prime minister says of the ex-US president.

www.politico.eu

The last thing allies want from the US is unpredictability.

Disinformation

 

[jc456]

The last time a Trump company went public it didn't go well for investors​

Donald Trump's social media company could go public as soon as next week, paving the way for a potentially huge windfall for a former president who raked in tens of millions of dollars the last time one of his companies was listed on a stock exchange.

That decades-ago previous experience, however, did not end well for the company or its investors. While a 2016 Washington Post review found that Trump made over $44 million, the company — Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts — lost more than $1 billion and ended up in bankruptcy.


This time around, there’s at least one similarity between the two ventures separated by decades. The newly merged company that’s set to go public, Trump Media, will be listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange with the letters DJT, Trump’s initials. Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts used the same stock ticker when it went public with great fanfare in 1995.

“It’s going public and we’re really very happy about it," Trump told reporters almost 30 years ago. "It's going to be a great day."

The Atlantic City, N.J., company lost money every year, but its stock prices did well — for a time. In the initial public offering, the company raised $140 million, selling 10 million shares at $14 each.

By 1996, the stock reached a high of $35 a share before plummeting later that year, in part because the company bought another casino for $100 million more than its estimated $400 million value, The New York Times reported in 2016.

The last time a Trump company went public it didn't go well for investors

Trump made millions in the 1990s when his casino company went public. Investors lost a fortune.

www.nbcnews.com

He might be the worst businessman in NY.

Disinformation, every bank got paid

 

[berg80]

Disinformation, every bank got paid

At lower interest rates due to Trump's fraud costing the banks money they would ordinarily received.

 

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Trump Seeks Again to Delay His Criminal Hush-Money Trial in Manhattan

Donald J. Trump is expected to appear in a Manhattan courtroom on Monday to seek another delay of his criminal trial on charges that he covered up a sex scandal that could have derailed his stunning victory in the 2016 presidential election.

The hearing to finalize a trial date, in what would be the first criminal prosecution of a former American president, will come as Mr. Trump is racing to stave off a financial crisis arising from a judgment in another case: a $454 million judgment in a civil fraud suit brought by New York’s attorney general.

The flurry of activity will unfold nearly a year to the day after the Manhattan district attorney’s office filed an indictment of Mr. Trump, accusing him of falsifying business records related to a hush-money deal with a porn star, Stormy Daniels.
Trump Seeks Again to Delay His Criminal Hush-Money Trial in Manhattan

Delay has supplanted "I'm innocent" as the primary legal strategy.

 

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At lower interest rates due to Trump's fraud costing the banks money they would ordinarily received.

did it bother them? Did they file charges?

 

[berg80]

did it bother them? Did they file charges?

Latitia did. It's why he owes NY around a half a billion dollars.

 

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Trump Seeks Again to Delay His Criminal Hush-Money Trial in Manhattan

Donald J. Trump is expected to appear in a Manhattan courtroom on Monday to seek another delay of his criminal trial on charges that he covered up a sex scandal that could have derailed his stunning victory in the 2016 presidential election.

The hearing to finalize a trial date, in what would be the first criminal prosecution of a former American president, will come as Mr. Trump is racing to stave off a financial crisis arising from a judgment in another case: a $454 million judgment in a civil fraud suit brought by New York’s attorney general.

The flurry of activity will unfold nearly a year to the day after the Manhattan district attorney’s office filed an indictment of Mr. Trump, accusing him of falsifying business records related to a hush-money deal with a porn star, Stormy Daniels.
Trump Seeks Again to Delay His Criminal Hush-Money Trial in Manhattan

Delay has supplanted "I'm innocent" as the primary legal strategy.

TDS

 

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Latitia did. It's why he owes NY around a half a billion dollars.

was she part of the bank? did they ask her to interfere with their business?

What was the impact on her?

 

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was she part of the bank? did they ask her to interfere with their business?

What was the impact on her?

As AG she prosecutes violations of law resulting in companies being defrauded of money.

 

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As AG she prosecutes violations of law resulting in companies being defrauded of money.

but she had no evidence of any crime of fraud? How did she get this to a court with absolutely no evidence? Please, what was the trigger? It's why a victim is needed.