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    Donald Trump posed as his own VP, lies in order to get on Forbes 400 during 80s.

    No thread on this so I thought I'd make one.



    https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/20/trum...es-writer.html


    President Donald Trump lied his way onto the Forbes list of richest Americans and used a fake persona to do so, according to a former writer for the magazine.

    In a piece for The Washington Post, Jonathan Greenberg recounts the difficult task of tallying up the future commander-in-chief's wealth as he built his New York-area real estate empire.

    Trump's persistence in trying to convince journalists how rich he is has been well documented over the years, but Greenberg's piece takes it a step further. He asserts that Trump used a fake voice and pseudonym of "John Barron" to convince the magazine that he should be on the Forbes 400 list.

    Greenberg said "Barron" called him in May 1984 to persuade him to push up his estimate of Trump's wealth. The caller had a thicker New York accent and some different "cadences," but Greenberg is certain he was speaking to the future president. The calls were off the record, but Greenberg believes exposing them now is important.

    In addition to Trump, several of his confidants also called the magazine to convince it that he belonged on the list.

    "This was a model Trump would use for the rest of his career, telling a lie so cosmic that people believed that some kernel of it had to be real. The tactic landed him a place on the Forbes list he hadn't earned — and led to future accolades, press coverage and deals. It eventually paved a path toward the presidency," Greenberg wrote.

    Trump's name appeared on the Forbes 400 list off and on for several years and has been on it since 1996. During the campaign, he claimed to have a personal fortune of $10 billion, but Forbes most recently listed his wealth at $3.1 billion.

    CNBC has reached out to the White House for comment. Greenberg noted that neither the White House nor the Trump Organization responded to his requests for comment. Forbes did not immediately return an email for comment.

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    Forbes did not immediately return an email for comment.
    I bet. Trump being a lying liar that lies is nothing new, but the revelation that you could lie your way onto a Forbes list is pretty bad news for the publication's journalistic integrity and investigative abilities.

    It also seems kind of weird that Greenberg recalls a conversation from 35 years ago well enough that he's sure of who it was, but didn't notice that at the time. Hmmm.

    edit - Evidently there are recordings. Not as weird anymore.
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    At this point all this will get is cries of "fake news" or eye roll "typical" depending on which side of the fence you sit on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spectral View Post
    I bet. Trump being a lying liar that lies is nothing new, but the revelation that you could lie your way onto a Forbes list is pretty bad news for the publication's journalistic integrity and investigative abilities.

    It also seems kind of weird that Greenberg recalls a conversation from 35 years ago well enough that he's sure of who it was, but didn't notice that at the time. Hmmm.
    Lol - and the Trumpinistas will just handwave this away as well. "Who cares" that he lied. "Everyone does it".

    And Greenberg recorded it. Most people didn't know Trump back then. It was the '80's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vegas82 View Post
    It's just like how he posed as his own PR guy. We have recordings of that shit and it's clearly his voice on them. Dude is a con artist, plain and simple. It's just sad so many Americans still don't realize that in 2018.
    Agreed. We can file this under "sauce for the goose" because everyone paying attention won't be surprised anymore as his deplorable behavior. And those with their heads still stuck in the sand will way it away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vegas82 View Post
    It's just like how he posed as his own PR guy. We have recordings of that shit and it's clearly his voice on them. Dude is a con artist, plain and simple. It's just sad so many Americans still don't realize that in 2018.
    Same pseudonym, right? Then he named his kid that! Pretty remarkable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spectral View Post
    It also seems kind of weird that Greenberg recalls a conversation from 35 years ago well enough that he's sure of who it was, but didn't notice that at the time. Hmmm.
    I'd agree with you if that was the case, but he actually has recordings of the conversations and that's how he (belatedly) realised it was really Trump he had been talking to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drutt View Post
    I'd agree with you if that was the case, but he actually has recordings of the conversations and that's how he (belatedly) realised it was really Trump he had been talking to.
    Exactly. I'm sure after Cohen was arrested everyone is going over their old recordings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cubby View Post
    Exactly. I'm sure after Cohen was arrested everyone is going over their old recordings.
    Quote Originally Posted by Drutt View Post
    I'd agree with you if that was the case, but he actually has recordings of the conversations and that's how he (belatedly) realised it was really Trump he had been talking to.
    My bad, skimmed and missed that information. Makes more sense.

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    This goes beyond lying to get on some magazine's rich list. Reading the full article on Washington Post gives you a much deeper look at the apparent state of Trump's finances over the years, and not only does it suggest that Trump is worth barely a fraction of what he claims to be, it also paints a picture of massive debt. Basically Trump's entire business empire is built on a fragile web of lies.

    When you start putting two and two together, along with the more recent comments from Comey about "Putin having dirt on him", it raises the uneasy suspicion that that Russia may be outright funding Trump.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Netherspark View Post
    This goes beyond lying to get on some magazine's rich list. Reading the full article on Washington Post gives you a much deeper look at the apparent state of Trump's finances over the years, and not only does it suggest that Trump is worth barely a fraction of what he claims to be, it also paints a picture of massive debt.

    If you start putting 2 & 2 together, along with the more recent comments from Comey about "Putin having dirt on him", it raises some suspicion that that Russia may be outright funding Trump.
    I cannot wait to see his actual tax returns. Someone has to be able to sneak them out and get them published online - even with the draconian felony charges hanging over such actions.

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    This is trumps tactic in a nutshell. paint a picture of what he wants, stomp and push the bs lie until reality starts reflecting said lie. it's a pretty thinly veiled reality, but it feedback loops the shit head so he believes his own lie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ornerybear View Post
    This is trumps tactic in a nutshell. paint a picture of what he wants, stomp and push the bs lie until reality starts reflecting said lie. it's a pretty thinly veiled reality, but it feedback loops the shit head so he believes his own lie.
    And then his rabid followers eat it up - but it's the reality they want, not the real one.

    I mean this is man who had to bankrupt a casino. People don't realize how awful you have to be to lose at owning a casino.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cubby View Post
    And then his rabid followers eat it up - but it's the reality they want, not the real one.

    I mean this is man who had to bankrupt a casino. People don't realize how awful you have to be to lose at owning a casino.
    My mother posted something stupid about there being school shootings during obama's presidency and how no one protested, and the first reply was some fellow boomer friend of hers responded with "trump prays for us" and the next was something along the lines of "they are right god chose him because he is christian". My mind exploded. Total loss of words. I can't even come up with a response.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Netherspark View Post
    it also paints a picture of massive debt.
    A lot of rich people have a lot of debt. But, most of them haven't gone through so much debt, so many bankruptcies, that they are forced to outright lie to stay within one significant figure of their actual worth -- or, to borrow from known money launderers Deutsche Bank.

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    Reminder: he used pseudonyms before, notably to brag about his supposed conquests, here's a clip from two years ago:



    Here he is denying it but admitting he used pseudonyms including "Barron" on the Jimmy Kimmel show:

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...my-kimmel-live

    Transcript of the "John Miller" call:

    John Miller: How are you?

    Interviewer [Female]: Good. How are you? What’s your name again?

    John Miller: John Miller.

    Interviewer: And you work with [indiscernible]?

    John Miller: Yes, that’s correct.

    Interviewer: John Miller. Can you sort of — I guess we’re going to try and put a story together, and we have a deadline of today because our magazine closed, well, basically yesterday, but we’ll probably get something together — you know, it’s been on the cover both here and the Post.

    John Miller: Yeah, I saw that.

    Interviewer: What kind of comment is coming from, you know, your agency or from Donald?

    John Miller: Well, it just that he really decided that he wasn’t, you know, he didn’t want to make any commitment. He didn’t want to make a commitment. He really thought it was too soon. He’s coming out of a marriage, and he’s starting to do tremendously well financially. As you saw, he got his licenses five to nothing the other day and totally unanimous. And he’s really been working hard and doing well. And probably, as you know, there’s a real estate depression in the United States and he’s probably doing as well as anybody there is. And frankly, he wants to keep it that way. And he just thought it was too soon to make any commitment to anybody.

    Interviewer: So what is going to happen when — is she being asked to leave or is she going to be allowed to stay?

    John Miller: Well, he treats everybody well. You know, you don’t know him, but he’s a —

    Interviewer: No, I have met him.

    John Miller: Have you met him? He’s a good guy and he’s not going to hurt anybody. The one article said he was going to throw her out of the apartment is total nonsense. He is going to always treat her well as he treated his wife well. I mean, he paid his wife a great deal of money. He did it in a very bad period of time and, ultimately, that was settled. There were those that say that that was even put that way. I don’t know if you heard that but that Trump became poor until he got his divorce. And then all of a sudden, he’s been doing very well, and I guess you probably heard that, too.

    But he treated his wife well and he treated — and he will treat Marla well. He’s somebody that has a lot of options, and, frankly, he gets called by everybody. He gets called by everybody in the book, in terms of women.

    Interviewer: Like who?

    John Miller: Well, he gets called by a lot of people.

    Interviewer: Yeah. Well, what about — this Carla Bruni, I mean, how important is she right now? Is she [cross-talking]?

    John Miller: I think it’s somebody that — you know, she’s beautiful. I saw her once quickly and she’s beautiful and all, but I think that he’s got a whole open field really. A lot of the people that you write about, and you people do a great job, by the way, but a lot of the people that you write about really are — I mean, they call. They just call. Actresses, people that you write about just call to see if they can go out with him and things.

    Interviewer: You can’t say, like, did Madonna ever really call?

    John Miller: He was so set up with that. You know, Madonna called and what happened — I mean, I don’t know if you want to listen to this.

    Interviewer: No, I do.

    John Miller: Do you? Do you have a second?

    Interviewer: Yeah, obviously.

    John Miller: What happened is it was a benefit at the Plaza Hotel which he owned for Vreeland, Diana Vrelland, or no, for Martha Graham. It was a ball benefit for Martha actually just before she passed away. And Madonna was there and she came in a beautiful evening gown and combat boots. She was wearing combat boots, and Trump was asked to go over to meet her. And he was there just for a little while to say hello and to make a speech and make like an introductory speech.

    Madonna was in the room, and so somebody from Madonna’s entourage, because she comes in with an entourage of dancers and everything else, and somebody from Madonna’s entourage came over and said, “Would you go over and say hello to Madonna?” And so he went over and said hello to Madonna and he gave his autograph to the dancers. She said, “These are fans” and all this. “Will you give them the autograph?” So he said, “Best wishes” or something. And then all of a sudden — and that was the end. And then he said goodbye to her and that was literally the end. He’s got zero interest in Madonna. It was literally the end.

    And the next day in the newspapers, they had a story that he wanted to go out with her and everything else. Besides that, that she was sitting there with her boyfriend. I think his name was Ward or something —

    Interviewer: Yeah, Tony Ward.

    John Miller: — and she was sitting there right with her boyfriend. So, I mean, it wouldn’t be appropriate.

    Then the next day, there was a story that Trump went to [inaudible] and Madonna was supposedly at [inaudible], and that was another total nonsense. So, somehow, there was a thing. And then she called recently about this fight and wanted to go out. You know, she’s got this PR machine that I guess you people play to very well but it really was nonsense. So, anyway.

    Interviewer: I don’t think we ever reported that about Madonna and Donald.

    John Miller: Well, she called and wanted to go out with him, that I can tell you. And one of the other people that you’re writing about — by the way, I’m sort of new here.

    Interviewer: What is your position there?

    John Miller: Well, I’m sort of handling PR because he gets so much of it. And frankly, I mean, I could tell you off the record. Until I get to know you, off the record, I can tell you that he didn’t care if he got bad PR until he got his divorce finished.

    So when he got a lot of bad financial stuff, he liked it because, you know, it was good because he could get a divorce finished. And once his divorce is finished, if you noticed since then he’s doing well financially and he’s doing well in every other way. The licensing was five to nothing. And people are saying how come all of a sudden he’s doing so well? And then I guess Newsday about two weeks ago did a story on that. So I’ve sort of been put in here to handle because I’ve never seen anybody get so many calls from the press.

    Interviewer: Where did you come from?

    John Miller: I basically worked for different firms. I worked for a couple of different firms, and I’m somebody that he knows and I think somebody that he trusts and likes. So I’m going to do this a little part time, and then, yeah, go on with my life, too.

    Interviewer: Is he trying to — I mean, is Marla trying to reconcile all this or is this —

    John Miller: Marla wants to be back with him, and he wants to be with her, but he just, he just feels it’s too soon.

    Interviewer: What about the ring?

    John Miller: Well, it was never an engagement ring, because that was my first question. It was never an engagement ring. It was a ring — I mean, he wouldn’t buy the engagement ring. Actually, he bought the ring at the Taj Mahal at Tiffany’s. The only place that Tiffany’s has that, you know, in a hotel is because of his relationship with Tiffany being the neighbor next door to Trump Tower and Tiffany decided to open up a store at the Taj Mahal. And this was a way of giving Tiffany some business in addition to getting Ivan — getting Marla something that would be nice.

    So he did that, and as I told him and other people told him, when you want to buy a present, don’t make it a ring the next time. It was a little confusing.

    Interviewer: Make it a chain.

    John Miller: Make it anything. Anything but a ring, I guess.

    Interviewer: Do you think there’s any fear that Marla will spill everything at all or — ?

    John Miller: It doesn’t matter to him. He truly doesn’t care. I’ve never seen somebody that’s so immune, that he gets immune to, you know, some people would say you got bad press three or four months ago. Now, he’s starting to get good press where I don’t know what you call this but this is a big press.

    But I’ve never seen somebody so immune to — he actually thrived on the bad press initially. And once the divorce was over, he said, “We have to change this” and it’s very interesting. Frankly, if he got good press during the divorce, he’d be in court right now because she settled because she thought that she better believe the press and she settled. And now, he’s doing great and now she would like not to settle.

    Ivana, when she didn’t settle, she made a huge mistake and she’s now had a huge fight with her lawyer, Michael Kennedy, over why they made the settlement. And it’s over. He sort of laughs at everything.

    Interviewer: How does Donald feel about Ivana’s [indiscernible] with Barbara Walters?

    John Miller: Well, it was a total violation of — I mean, I could tell you —

    Interviewer: Yeah. But then, that was — I mean, did the judge, Phyllis What’s-Her-Name?

    John Miller: Gangel-Jacob, yeah, but that’s going to be — the judge felt that when Donald got Ivana to sign that agreement, that Donald got Ivana to void her rights and that the judge was wrong because there’s so much case law on that. And what happened is the judge said — by the way, she can take that clause out. She just said she’s not going to hold Ivana in contempt. In other words, if somebody — if she violates and she’s not going to put Ivana in jail for violating. Okay? So she didn’t void that clause.

    Now, Donald’s got a decision as to whether or not he wants to pay her any more money because by violating that clause, he in theory doesn’t have to pay her any money.

    Interviewer: Being the good guy that he’s trying to be — I mean —

    John Miller: I’m not sure what he’s going to do. Again, you could say that she shouldn’t have done that either. I mean, you sign an agreement, you go through months and months, and she can’t say she didn’t know this one. And what he did was smart because he got not only Ivana to sign the agreement, but he got Ivana’s lawyers to sign the agreement that she’d do it, that she speaks English perfectly, that everything in the agreement is known and studied and everything else.

    So, in theory, I think he could probably — you know, I think that could have cost her many millions of dollars. I don’t know that he’s going to enforce it or not.

    Interviewer: What about that whole thing that was brought up in the news whether Marla wouldn’t sign any sort of prenuptial? Did that have anything to do with the ending of the relationship?

    John Miller: No, no.

    Interviewer: Was that true? I mean, was he trying to get her to sign anything?

    John Miller: Well, I can tell you this. Just off the record, there’s no way he gets married without a prenuptial agreement. You understand that. It was painful but worked in the Ivana case because, you know, while it was challenged, it still ended up being upheld and worked. And frankly, she got not exactly one penny, she didn’t get one penny more than what the agreement called for. So that’s that. And she spent a lot of money on lawyers and a lot of money on everything and that was the year of the circus, but they do stand up.

    I can tell you there was never any talk of marriage from Donald’s point of view. I can also say that Marla would’ve liked to get married, obviously, but it was just something he didn’t want to do. It’s just too soon. And, you know, hopefully, he’ll maintain a good relationship with Marla. [Indiscernible] but it’s just too soon.

    Interviewer: What about this Ivana thing? It says in the Newsday Trump also told friends that when he and Ivana met last week, she indicated that she would be interested in reconciliation?

    John Miller: Ivana wants to get back with Donald, but she —

    Interviewer: Really? After saying on Barbara Walters that she never would?

    John Miller: What is she going to say? What is she going to say? She’s going to say when he’s with somebody else and had other people lined up, is she going to say, “Yes, I want to get back. I want to get back.” You know, she’s a pretty savvy woman and she’s not going to say — I mean, he’s living with Marla and he’s got three other girlfriends, and then, and she’s not going to say, I really want to get back, you know? She wants to get back, she’s told it to a lot of her friends and she’s told it to him, but it’s so highly unlikely. That’s off the record. He left. I mean, it was his choice to leave and he left.

    Interviewer: He left for Marla.

    John Miller: No, he didn’t leave, no. See, that’s the biggest misconception of this whole thing. The second question I asked about after the ring was the biggest misconception is he left. He didn’t leave for Marla. He really left for himself. He didn’t leave for Marla. He never left for Marla. He was going to leave anyway. Marla was there, but he was going to leave anyway. Whether there was a Marla or not he was going to leave anyway.

    So now he has somebody else named Carla who is beautiful and I guess you have something on her. I don’t know if you do or not.

    Interviewer: No, they won’t talk about her. He didn’t say anything about her. I mean, she’s a daughter of who —

    John Miller: Well, she’s a very successful model, etc., etc. But again, he didn’t leave Marla for her. He just wants [indiscernible], he does things for himself. He leaves for himself, he does things for himself. He, when he makes the decision, that will be a very lucky woman. But he’s not going to do that until he makes the decision. You know, when he makes the decision, he’s very capable of a total commitment when he makes the decision. But he felt it’s too soon. Off the record, he probably felt Marla wasn’t the right one, or whatever, but he just felt it was too soon.

    Interviewer: How did he meet Carla?

    John Miller: At the Plaza Hotel, she was doing a Carolina Herrera fashion show.

    Interviewer: Was Ivana there, do you think? Does she go to fashion shows?

    John Miller: Well she goes to them, but less so since, you know, since —

    Interviewer: When did he meet Carla there?

    John Miller: Probably a few months ago.

    Interviewer: Uh-huh. Have they been able to see each other?

    John Miller: Well, not really. And again, I heard with Carla — I mean, I’ll give you — this is getting to be — this is a little different from what I normally discuss. This is I think an interesting point. Carla is a very beautiful girl from Italy whose father is one of the wealthiest men in Europe.

    Interviewer: Who is he? What’s the name of her father?

    John Miller: Her father’s name is — her name is Carla Bruni Tedeschi.

    Interviewer: How do you spell that?

    John Miller: I don’t know. She doesn’t use the last name because it’s too complicated, you know [indiscernible]. But anyway, but her father is one of the wealthiest men in Europe. Carla is extraordinarily beautiful and didn’t want to be a model except that every time she’d go to a show, [indiscernible] to look, Ralph Lauren and various people would say, Carla, you have to be on the show, etc., etc. So she does all of the top shows and she’s always very busy and very successful, etc., etc. She was having a big thing with Mick Jagger. Did you hear about this?

    Interviewer: Well, I’ve just been reading about it.

    John Miller: What happened is she was going with Eric Clapton.

    Interviewer: Mick Jagger, who was married at that point?

    John Miller: Mick Jagger, as of three months ago she was having a big thing. [indiscernible] What she — Just doesn’t want to be in the limelight. What she was having a very big thing with Mick Jagger. And then what happened, she was going with Eric Clapton, and Eric Clapton introduced her to Mick Jagger, and then Mick Jagger started calling her, and she ended up going with Mick Jagger. And then she dropped Mick Jagger for Donald, and that’s where it is right now. And again, he’s not making any commitments to Carla either just so you understand.

    Interviewer: What kinds of things have they done? I mean, do they go out? [Indiscernible]

    John Miller: Well, they just get along very good and she’s very pretty and all of that stuff. But, you know, he doesn’t have any idea who she is, right? When he meets the right woman, it’s going to be a great relationship and it’s going to be a very, you know, because he believes strongly in the marriage concept. In all fairness, he was married for 12 years and he was happily married for 12, you know, for many of those years, I guess, and he believes in it, especially in this society today, I can tell you. But he believes in it.

    Interviewer: Where is he living now? I mean is he —

    John Miller: He lives in Trump Tower. He has the apartment at the top of Trump Tower.

    Interviewer: Okay. And Ivana also has an apartment at Trump Tower?

    John Miller: She has an apartment at Trump Tower, but the court order is that she has to leave within a period of less than a year.

    Interviewer: Yeah. Right. Okay. Listen, can I —
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...han-you-think/

    And here's the 1991 People article that outed him all the way back then:

    http://fortune.com/2016/05/16/donald-trump-pr-people/

    So this has been known for decades, it's basically iron clad. He really is that pathetic and insecure.
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    Gotta wonder if he's worth less now than when he was doing that back then. If only we could see his tax returns.

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    I'm not a Trump supporter, but I believe him when he says it wasn't him. Also, Mr. Snrub totally wasn't Mr. Burns in The Simpsons:


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    Quote Originally Posted by Souls View Post
    I'm not a Trump supporter, but I believe him when he says it wasn't him. Also, Mr. Snrub totally wasn't Mr. Burns in The Simpsons:
    The strange part for me about this story, is that sports pages covered it in the 80s and rehashed it in 2016. The majority of his calls were not to places like Forbes or regular news... but, his was a regular caller to NYC sports writers, using two fake names. It was a joke in sports writer circles, years before it got noticed by regular news.

    Oh and Trump admitted under oath that he used this pseudonym. There is no doubt it’s Trump...

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    I mean this is man who had to bankrupt a casino. People don't realize how awful you have to be to lose at owning a casino.
    The thing that makes Forbes especially egregious, is that Trump couldn’t afford a publicist, while demanding he be placed on a list of top 400 richest. He used his father’s wealth to get loans, but couldn’t afford a publicist. Judging by his actions, I think he believes all Americans have a rich father, but are not clever enough to get loans based on it. That’s why he is a smart businessman... not a spoiled brat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Breccia View Post
    A lot of rich people have a lot of debt. But, most of them haven't gone through so much debt, so many bankruptcies, that they are forced to outright lie to stay within one significant figure of their actual worth -- or, to borrow from known money launderers Deutsche Bank.
    Most also do not borough against their incoming inheritance. You don’t get loans for a publicist...
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    There is something deliciously ironic about the trump cult complaining about and seeing marxists and postmodernists everywhere while at the same time worshipping a man who has constructed his own reality.

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