Fixed it for ya. lol
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Fixed it for ya. lolGeorgia case Is looking good. Maybe to be dropped????????
Trump CAN’T AFFORD to Pay MASSIVE DEBT, ADMITS He Is BROKE
These people are SO F'ING dense, it's not funny. They seem to think that wealthy people have it all in some bank account. The very reason they are rich is they own productive assets, cash isn't a productive asset. The idea that you need to liquidate assets to raise half a billion equates to being broke is MORONIC.
Basically, he doesn't want to hand over the money to a corrupt government that will most likely never return it no matter what happens. I wouldn't want to either, they will exhaust any and all possible alternatives before handing these thieves' money.
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Trump CAN’T AFFORD to Pay MASSIVE DEBT, ADMITS He Is BROKE
Feb 28, 2024
Trump is so out of cash that his lawyer’s just had to admit in court filings that in order to come up with the over $500 million needed to stop enforcement of the NYAG civil fraud judgment he has to “sell assets” and “raise capital” and only has 25 percent of it now to put up in cash. Michael Popok explains what happens next when an emergency Justice of the appellate court decides today whether Trump should get a stay without posting ALL the money. 12 mins long.
Even morons know that the super rich are only that rich on paper. I really hope that you aren't one of 'em. Please tell us you aren't, and that you realize that their money is mostly all tied up in investments.Trump is so out of cash that his lawyer’s just had to admit in court filings that in order to come up with the over $500 million needed to stop enforcement of the NYAG civil fraud judgment he has to “sell assets” and “raise capital” and only has 25 percent of it now to put up in cash.
Anyone, or at least almost anyone, can do that too.In case you only listen to poor people, like the MSM, rich people don't have any money. Their goals / scheme is to OWN nothing but control a whole bunch.
We are talkin' about TDSers here, so keep that in mind. lolThese people are SO F'ING dense, it's not funny. They seem to think that wealthy people have it all in some bank account. The very reason they are rich is they own productive assets, cash isn't a productive asset. The idea that you need to liquidate assets to raise half a billion equates to being broke is MORONIC.
The problem is that the banks are at the top of the ponzi scheme. They're the last ones who'd wanna crash it.Be interesting to see banks stop lending on real estate across the country and crash the entire Ponzi scheme.
So in other words, justice could end up prevailing after all.Starting to think no fed trials will take place until after the election, if then. May all depend on the election.
So in other words, justice could end up prevailing after all.
Why should we differ on the concept of American jurisprudance?You and I differ on the definition of justice when it comes to Trump (and that's fine) but I think most of the cases in this thread will soon be moot except for those in NY.
The "crime" wouldn't matter. I'd use every resource I could muster to get out of it. So would anyone else. Just normal.Or think if it were you.
So what does that tell you about their thought process?. I think my news sources were way off base when it came to some of their opinions about where the supreme court would go with this that they may have been wrong about a lot of other stuff.
What's your gut tell you about people who make no sense?Yesterday was a bit of a shocker. Watched some of my sources last night and started thinking "nothing they are saying makes sense."
So what does that tell you about their thought process?
Do you think their biad' played a role in their coming to the conclusions they did?
What's your gut tell you about people who make no sense?
They waited so long in order to have all these trials coincide with the election campaign.This should have been over and done by now. But it took a long time to get started. Actually, looks suspicious with the waiting so long to bring charges.
Sure ya weren't just bein' told what you wanted to hear?The people I was listening to were either lawyers or judges who claimed the Supremes would toss Trump's immunity claims. Made sense to me.
Same reaction as when the hag got beat in '16 and they gas lit some of us into thinking that Trump was a foreign agent. LolWell after yesterday's decision to hear the claims they were "shocked" and "don't understand this travesty of justice" was a wake up. Some claim it's "hard to believe this happened." Well it did.
Just like they were sure of the hag's win. LolWhat they failed to take into consideration was human nature, political leanings and loyalty to someone who gave them their position. They were "sure" of the outcome
They've been wrong since before their hag lost. LolWhat they're saying now is simply not reality. They were wrong and need to come to grips with it.
angry criminals. Drug cartels. Even al Qaeda.
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