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Post by tonyroma on Feb 1, 2024 23:13:26 GMT -5
“First thing Rachel, you and I are gonna go shopping!" she exclaimed. "We're gonna get complete new wardrobes, new shoes, motorcycle for [Carroll's attorney Shawn] Crowley, a new fishing rod for Robbie [Carroll's attorney Roberta Kaplan]- Rachel, what do you want? A penthouse? It's yours, Rachel! Penthouse and France? You want France? You want to go fishing in France? No?" Why does that woman sound like someone who just won the lottery? I thought she was living through the trauma of being raped? Time heals all wounds, financially destroying your abuser brings great joy.
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Post by biminitwisted on Feb 1, 2024 23:34:22 GMT -5
Why does that woman sound like someone who just won the lottery? I thought she was living through the trauma of being raped? Time heals all wounds, financially destroying your abuser brings great joy. Not to mention watching his small donation supporter's foot the bill for his deviancy instead off helping him get elected gives me a big chuckle.
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Post by nikonoclast on Feb 2, 2024 9:35:07 GMT -5
It will be amusing to watch Trump slowly twist in the wind.
He has another week in Limbo before the hammer drops.
Just when he thought it was over ... he's caught in yet another scheme.
The monitor appointed to oversee Trump's business dealings smelled a rat.
Just in time to raise the price, add at least $48 milliion to the Trump tab.
That's just the unreported income ... interest is calculated at 9%, compounded.
Fees & penalties may go higher, but just adding 6 years interest comes to $80 million plus.
The state was asking for just $270 million at the start of the case.
It could end being $400 million, and none of it can be dischrged in bankruptcy.
Same as the Carroll case ... there's no way out. He, and his business, are toast.
He can't afford either appeal bond ... the bonding companies won't touch mortgaged property.
Unless they are first in line, it's too much trouble, and there's too much risk.
The same applies to attorneys ... not a single American firm will touch Trump with a barge pole.
He's stuck with solo practicioners who are in over their head from the start.
Trump will be flat broke by mid-Summer. He'll be flying commercial, or campaigning in a bus.
( That's if he can get permission to travel out of state from his parole officer. )
When his absurd "immunity" defense is finally trashed, Trump's problems will only get worse.
The two election worrkers in Georgia could get a judgement even larger than Guilianni.
They can go for his assets anywhere, not just New York.
Kiss Mar Lago goodbye, Donald ... and everything else.
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Post by biminitwisted on Feb 2, 2024 12:57:53 GMT -5
It will be amusing to watch Trump slowly twist in the wind. He has another week in Limbo before the hammer drops. Just when he thought it was over ... he's caught in yet another scheme. The monitor appointed to oversee Trump's business dealings smelled a rat. Just in time to raise the price, add at least $48 milliion to the Trump tab. That's just the unreported income ... interest is calculated at 9%, compounded. Fees & penalties may go higher, but just adding 6 years interest comes to $80 million plus. The state was asking for just $270 million at the start of the case. It could end being $400 million, and none of it can be dischrged in bankruptcy. Same as the Carroll case ... there's no way out. He, and his business, are toast. He can't afford either appeal bond ... the bonding companies won't touch mortgaged property. Unless they are first in line, it's too much trouble, and there's too much risk. The same applies to attorneys ... not a single American firm will touch Trump with a barge pole. He's stuck with solo practicioners who are in over their head from the start. Trump will be flat broke by mid-Summer. He'll be flying commercial, or campaigning in a bus. ( That's if he can get permission to travel out of state from his parole officer. ) When his absurd "immunity" defense is finally trashed, Trump's problems will only get worse. The two election worrkers in Georgia could get a judgement even larger than Guilianni. They can go for his assets anywhere, not just New York. Kiss Mar Lago goodbye, Donald ... and everything else. You forgot to mention his long term CFO pleading guilty to perjury in his fraud case. There's going to be a bank run soon to be first in line to recover debt.
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Post by nikonoclast on Feb 2, 2024 22:53:03 GMT -5
It will be amusing to watch Trump slowly twist in the wind. He has another week in Limbo before the hammer drops. Just when he thought it was over ... he's caught in yet another scheme. The monitor appointed to oversee Trump's business dealings smelled a rat. Just in time to raise the price, add at least $48 million to the Trump tab. That's just the unreported income ... interest is calculated at 9%, compounded. Fees & penalties may go higher, but just adding 6 years interest comes to $80 million plus. The state was asking for just $270 million at the start of the case. It could end being $400 million, and none of it can be discharged in bankruptcy. Same as the Carroll case ... there's no way out. He, and his business, are toast. He can't afford either appeal bond ... the bonding companies won't touch mortgaged property. Unless they are first in line, it's too much trouble, and there's too much risk. The same applies to attorneys ... not a single American firm will touch Trump with a barge pole. He's stuck with solo practitioners who are in over their head from the start. Trump will be flat broke by mid-Summer. He'll be flying commercial, or campaigning in a bus. ( That's if he can get permission to travel out of state from his parole officer. ) When his absurd "immunity" defense is finally trashed, Trump's problems will only get worse. The two election worrkers in Georgia could get a judgement even larger than Guilianni. They can go for his assets anywhere, not just New York. Kiss Mar Lago goodbye, Donald ... and everything else. You forgot to mention his long term CFO pleading guilty to perjury in his fraud case. There's going to be a bank run soon to be first in line to recover debt. He hasn't actually entered into an "agreement" ... not quite yet. ( Allen H. Weisselberg ... convicted felon, and long time chief financial officer of the Trump Organization. ) He dumped his "Trump" attorneys, and engaged new counsel, specialists in "White Collar Criminal Defense". "Return to Rikers Island" isn't a love story. A newly discovered stool pigeon superstar, he'll sing anything ... just hum a few bars .The price to avoid a potential life sentence? Puking up his guts all over Trumps shoes. This is the Real Deal Here and Now ... the timing couldn't possibly be worse for Trump. Weisselberg, evidently, committed perjury in front of Judge Engoron earlier in the case. The judge was almost finished writing his decision when he learned of Trumps phantom $48 million. That was followed by the news that Trumps defense witness had perjured himself. It is within his discretion to bar Trump for life from Real Estate in New York. The Trump organization, or what's left of it, could cease to exist. The fines, penalties, and interest will be a huge number ... and it gets worse: These last minute revelations reek of "criminal enterprise", so any appeal is DOA. If the Manhattan DA brings criminal charges against Trump, count #1 would be conspiracy. That would be on top of ( so to speak ) the Stormy Daniels Hush Money trial, starting next month. Here's the takeaway: If the Federal courts in DC and Florida shirk their duty, other arrangements can and will be made. New York will clean up its' own mess!
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Post by luapnor on Feb 3, 2024 9:51:24 GMT -5
Trump hurt my feelings...
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Post by ferris1248 on Feb 3, 2024 9:59:36 GMT -5
Trump hurt my feelings...
You have no feelings. Only your bubble.
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Post by nikonoclast on Feb 3, 2024 13:13:20 GMT -5
Is there a betting line in Vegas for whether Trump will appear in public wearing a "crown of thorns"?
There's No doubt that if Trump follows Weisselberg, and goes to Rikers Island, he'll compare himself to Napoleon!
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Post by tonyroma on Feb 3, 2024 13:42:37 GMT -5
Hand size very similar✋
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Post by gardawg on Feb 3, 2024 15:47:27 GMT -5
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Post by Tarponator on Feb 3, 2024 16:57:59 GMT -5
CFO now is allegedly in negotiation over a perjury charge.
The g(r)ift that keeps on giving!
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Post by nikonoclast on Feb 3, 2024 21:13:09 GMT -5
Several parallel tracks, every one of them flashing "Trump Train-Wreck".
Weisselberg received a $2 million severance package from the Tump Organization.
He wants to keep it, or what's left of it, as well as continued good mental & physical health.
( The "no cooperation with LEO unless compelled" clause he signed probably can't be enforced. )
Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg must be getting an inside look, the down & dirty of Trump's gratuitous grifting.
If the perjurer didn't put a large stash of new dirty laundry into play, the D.A. wouldn't bother with him.
The former CFO has never turned on Trump in public, but "a deal" keeps him off the stand in upcoming trials.
Weisselberg's dilemma also serves as a stark warning to anyone who might be inclined to shade the truth for Trump.
As mentioned previously, the penalty phase of Trump's current trial just got hit with an ugly stick.
The judge will have every reason to tear Trump a new one, from top to bottom. Could it happen to a nicer guy?
In addition, Judge Engoron could use his decision as a signal to prosecutors that RICO charges might be in order.
1. The crooked books. 2. The phantom $48 million loan. 3. The perjury.
Sure sounds like three predicate acts ... . Stay tuned, sports fans.
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Post by biminitwisted on Feb 4, 2024 2:54:52 GMT -5
Biden should just use his immunity and send in the strike team and end all this now.
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Post by nikonoclast on Feb 4, 2024 18:50:59 GMT -5
Biden has more than a few strike-teams on his plate already.
Besides, this is already becoming a mop-up operation.
Whatever's left of "Planet Trump" is getting hung out to dry.
Judge Engoron retains jurisdiction until he decides the case is over.
The limited oversight of the appointed monitor will probably be augmented.
A retired Federal judge, with impecable credentials, she had limited access the past 14 months.
Her role was "oversight", without any authority to investigate "anomalies" or "accounting errors".
The report she submitted contained what might be the most expensive footnote in history.
Trump's Tower of Turds is about to go sliding slowly over the FDR Drive and into the East River.
An army of accountants and attorney's will swarm every Trump office, and probably every home.
The entire jumble of entities will be put in order ... or not. Who knows?
There's always the chance that no additional crimes will found.
( There's also the chance that pigs will fly. )
Will there be anything left?
The state is probably first in line, so E. J. Carroll might not see a dime.
Legal scrutiny of his business will make it even harder for Trump to finance an appeal bond.
Her team is probably ready to strike, and will attach a big chunk the moment it's legal.
If there have been no additional charges, or indictments, by then, she might get it.
My choice would be the Trump estate in Northern Westchester county.
It might not have a mortgage, and taxes are lower than downtown.
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Post by restlessnative on Feb 4, 2024 22:56:39 GMT -5
Biden has more than a few strike-teams on his plate already. Besides, this is already becoming a mop-up operation.
Whatever's left of "Planet Trump" is getting hung out to dry.
Judge Engoron retains jurisdiction until he decides the case is over.
The limited oversight of the appointed monitor will probably be augmented.
A retired Federal judge, with impecable credentials, she had limited access the past 14 months.
Her role was "oversight", without any authority to investigate "anomalies" or "accounting errors".
The report she submitted contained what might be the most expensive footnote in history.
Trump's Tower of Turds is about to go sliding slowly over the FDR Drive and into the East River.
An army of accountants and attorney's will swarm every Trump office, and probably every home.
The entire jumble of entities will be put in order ... or not. Who knows?
There's always the chance that no additional crimes will found.
( There's also the chance that pigs will fly. )
Will there be anything left?
The state is probably first in line, so E. J. Carroll might not see a dime.
Legal scrutiny of his business will make it even harder for Trump to finance an appeal bond.
Her team is probably ready to strike, and will attach a big chunk the moment it's legal.
If there have been no additional charges, or indictments, by then, she might get it.
My choice would be the Trump estate in Northern Westchester county.
It might not have a mortgage, and taxes are lower than downtown.
Were you denied an apartment in one of Trumps properties or something, or are you a scorned illegitimate child he never cared about? You admitted to being a New Yorker so there must be something personal to you to take the time to come up with (and probably read up on) all these long winded ass posts. Man I don’t like the guy either, but you take it to a whole new level. Seek help, and it is ok for more than one sentence to be in a paragraph, I promise.
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