Trump repaying the Stormy Daniels money doesn't mean there were no campaign finance violations .
Donald Trump's former doctor has said that he did not write the 2015 letter that said that Trump had "astonishingly excellent" health.
"Trump dictated that whole letter," Harold Bornstein said on 1 May 2018.
Bornstein also said that Trump's bodyguard carried out a "raid" on his offices in February 2017, removing all of Mr Trump's medical records.
The 'very Jewish' Trump is not what he seems?
President Donald J. Trump has proclaimed May as Jewish American Heritage Month.
RUSSIAN SPY FALSE FLAG - SKRIPAL, SALISBURY .
How Facebook, and others, suppress Key Truths
It was around the 1990's Trump went bankrupt and was bailed out by Rothschild (agent bankers of the Vatican) - Rothschild has owned him ever since.
ReplyDeleteWill the real Meghan Markle please stand up?
ReplyDeleteThe disclosure that Harold n Meg are planning a two-tier wedding -- with their 1,200 invited 'peasants' to be denied all food and refreshments whatsoever -- prompts an interesting reader comment at The Guardian website:
Reader comment:
"Ms. Markle is inviting 1200 movie extras to her wedding instead of her father.
We don't know why she hates her own family so much, but there's no question this is not a very nice thing to do, to refuse to invite your own father to your wedding, especially when you are marrying a person of significance.
We also don't know why Ms. Markle has been allowed to describe herself as "humanitarian" while ignoring her own sister, who is wheelchair-bound.
There may be perfectly good reasons for these decisions, but the public is entitled to an explanation for what looks, from the outside, like deeply spiteful behaviour by Ms. Markle.
The public is expected to pay millions of pounds for this event, and it will be contributing millions and millions of pounds in the coming years to keep Ms. Markle secure.
So taxpayers who earn, on average, less than half what Ms. Markle's totally inappropriate engagement dress cost, are expected to pay to keep her safe while also being deprived of an explanation for decisions that imply some highly questionable character traits."
I've just read Timothy O'Brien's TrumpNation. Quite interesting book. Trump seemed to be in debt from almost day one. He was frequently bailed out by his father (who was a successful businessman), family, and seemed to use debt to make money ... if that makes any sense. There was nothing in the book about being bailed out by the Rothschilds but you never know. He was very well known before he ran for President, and so at some point, he may have been ... but ... he still got into debt no matter what (thinking about it, maybe the Rothschilds would never bail him out because he was so careless with money, and totally useless in business ie a bad risk).
ReplyDeleteThe book is worth a read though if you want to know more about Trump and the way he operates. I don't think the book covers everything (like his really dirty dealings with the Mafia) but it's a good surface look at a very strange man.