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A message from OMB :hehe:
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Originally Posted by
the other bob wilson
Remind me, when did you last say you were wrong on here?
It's ok to be wrong, and I love being wrong as it's the only way we can improve.
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Heathblue
You are wasting your time with Laurel and Lardie, they do not, and I repeat do not, ever utter the simple sentence "I got that one wrong" the swamp tried to honeypot Pdop but he was ahead of the game and mugged them off big style :hehe:
Citizen Journo Tracy Beanz did the best reporting on this IMO, for me the best Citizen Journo was Rex but he seems to have disappeared off the scene, I sometime wonder if he re-branded himself as Clandestine who does some fine work :sherlock:
I notice you've been doing this dancing around a lot lately - a pile-on, I think you also call it.
How about next time you put your money where your mouth is, and find one of my posts? Wouldn't it be much more satisfying to use my words against me?
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Wales-Bales
It's ok to be wrong, and I love being wrong as it's the only way we can improve.
So, are you going to answer my question? Of course you’re not (see Packerman’s post): but I’ll ask anyway, when did you last admit to being wrong on here - not know you were wrong, but admitted to it in a post on here?
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lardy
I notice you've been doing this dancing around a lot lately - a pile-on, I think you also call it.
How about next time you put your money where your mouth is, and find one of my posts? Wouldn't it be much more satisfying to use my words against me?
Seething.
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Heathblue
Seething.
Not really, but speaking of seething - it's not long since you were calling me a kunt and a bastard, and never to engage with you on this messageboard again. So I stopped but you seem to be over it now as you talk about me every other day on here :hehe:
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lardy
Not really, but speaking of seething - it's not long since you were calling me a kunt and a bastard, and never to engage with you on this messageboard again. So I stopped but you seem to be over it now as you talk about me every other day on here :hehe:
I didn' t think it was yourself Lardy but if it was, and i'm sure you'll have the evidence, then i'll cease and melt away, apologies :biggrin:
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the other bob wilson
So, are you going to answer my question? Of course you’re not (see Packerman’s post): but I’ll ask anyway, when did you last admit to being wrong on here - not know you were wrong, but admitted to it in a post on here?
These things take time. The last major events to be settled were Russia Collusion and Hunters Laptop. Lardy & Cyril got both of those wrong without acknowledgment, and then pivoted onto debunking the Great Reset. So we will see how it goes. It's still only February and there are many exciting days ahead!
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Wales-Bales
These things take time. The last major events to be settled were Russia Collusion and Hunters Laptop. Lardy & Cyril got both of those wrong without acknowledgment, and then pivoted onto debunking the Great Reset. So we will see how it goes. It's still only February and there are many exciting days ahead!
😂😂hunters laptop and Russian collusion major events. Only in your mind. The only sight of a win you’ve ever had. Time to vanish again methinks. Could you take that utter melt heathblue with you as a favour 👍
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Packerman
hunters laptop and Russian collusion major events. Only in your mind. The only sight of a win you’ve ever had. Time to vanish again methinks. Could you take that utter melt heathblue with you as a favour
:thumbup:
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Packerman
����hunters laptop and Russian collusion major events. Only in your mind. The only sight of a win you’ve ever had. Time to vanish again methinks. Could you take that utter melt heathblue with you as a favour ��
If you consider the usurping of democracy a minor event, then sure it not a big deal, and you'll no doubt be very happy with what's coming next.
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Wales-Bales
If you consider the usurping of democracy a minor event, then sure it not a big deal, and you'll no doubt be very happy with what's coming next.
Where does you newfound defence of democracy rate when it comes to the stop the steal/ march on the White House events ? Genuinely interested in your reply
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Trump's golden daps are $600 but 'only' £316 in sterling.
What a bargain for CCMB Trump lovers (you know who you are!). He's also flogging perfume to cover his latest fines.
MAGA! MAGA! MAGA!
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Meanwhile, at what promises to be the most farcical US Presidential election ever;
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...virginia-rally
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Allen Weisselberg, a longtime lieutenant to Donald Trump, faces five months in jail after reaching an agreement with prosecutors in New York to plead guilty to perjury in the former US president’s recent civil fraud trial charges.
As the former chief financial officer in the Trump Organization, Weisselberg was key in helping Trump record his net worth. A defendant in the fraud trial, Weisselberg was accused of helping to inflate Trump’s net worth on government financial documents, misleading lenders.
That trial ended with a judge imposing a huge financial penalty of more than $450m including interest on Trump. Weisselberg, 76, was ordered to pay $1.1m and permanently banned from serving in the financial control function of any New York business.
Weisselberg also faces five months in jail after pleading guilty to perjury.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ilty-trump-org
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https://www.nbcnews.com/video/lara-t...s-204706373768
The RNC are close to getting trumps daughter in law as co-chair, who plans to spend most of their money on trumps legal fees and bills, which are about half a billion dollars.
That's all money that would otherwise have been spent on his campaign.
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Originally Posted by
lardy
https://www.nbcnews.com/video/lara-t...s-204706373768
The RNC are close to getting trumps daughter in law as co-chair, who plans to
spend most of their money on trumps legal fees and bills, which are about half a billion dollars.
That's all money that would otherwise have been spent on his campaign.
Fact check:
Lara Trump, former President Trump's daughter-in-law, told reporters she believed Republican voters would support the idea of the RNC helping pay some of his legal bills.
Verdict: A red card for lardy!
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Originally Posted by
Wales-Bales
Fact check:
Lara Trump, former President Trump's daughter-in-law, told reporters she believed Republican voters would support the idea of the RNC helping pay some of his legal bills.
Verdict: A red card for lardy!
The RNC currently has less than $10m in its election fund - and Donald J Trump has court costs and fines of over $540m in just the last year (there are also older fines and costs outstanding). The RNC will certainly raise more money soon, but for now they are only able to pay off under 2% of his 'legal fees and bills' if they hand over every dollar and cent to him.
By definition if the RNC 'spend most of their money' on Trump that can only be for 'some of his legal bills'.
Verdict: A red card for Gluey!
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/06/trum...20legal%20fees
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jon1959
The RNC currently has less than $10m in its election fund - and Donald J Trump has court costs and fines of over $540m in just the last year (there are also older fines and costs outstanding). The RNC will certainly raise more money soon, but for now they are only able to pay off under 2% of his 'legal fees and bills' if they hand over every dollar and cent to him.
By definition if the RNC 'spend
most of their money' on Trump that can only be for '
some of his legal bills'.
Verdict: A red card for Gluey!
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/06/trum...20legal%20fees
A first class fact check, as ever, Jon.
In public, the cult will continue. But surely behind the scenes, your average republican trying to win their votes is not going to be happy about this. Money is the last stand, are they really going to go out fundraising knowing that it will never be spent on them and their chances of winning get smaller as November gets closer?
And you're right to say that the RNC won't come close to the full amount. Trump has just paid $91m for the Carroll case. I wonder who bailed him out for that? Who is he beholden to?
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lardy
A first class fact check, as ever, Jon.
In public, the cult will continue. But surely behind the scenes, your average republican trying to win their votes is not going to be happy about this. Money is the last stand, are they really going to go out fundraising knowing that it will never be spent on them and their chances of winning get smaller as November gets closer?
And you're right to say that the RNC won't come close to the full amount. Trump has just paid $91m for the Carroll case. I wonder who bailed him out for that? Who is he beholden to?
Paid or put into an escrow account?
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Meanwhile, one of the old fogeys fighting the election had a bad day.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ally-bloodbath
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the other bob wilson
I thought you might have learned a thing or two after your Russia collusion nightmare, and listened to the actual speech.
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Wales-Bales
I thought you might have learned a thing or two after your Russia collusion nightmare, and listened to the actual speech.
What Russian collusion nightmare was that? I had very little to say on it except to note that the author of the report into it had a different opinion on its findings to you.
Would what Trump said be different if I had listened to his speech rather than read it then?
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Wales-Bales
I thought you might have learned a thing or two after your Russia collusion nightmare, and listened to the actual speech.
Listened to a Trump speech?
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the other bob wilson
Would what Trump said be different if I had listened to his speech rather than read it then?
He was talking about the car industry.
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Originally Posted by
the other bob wilson
So, are you going to answer my question? Of course you’re not (see Packerman’s post): but I’ll ask anyway, when did you last admit to being wrong on here - not know you were wrong, but admitted to it in a post on here?
You can't speak to a member of the socalist cabal like that , they are never wrong . Lol
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Wales-Bales
He was talking about the car industry.
According to other Republicans he was, but they would say that wouldn’t they. Anyway, I was thinking more of Trump’s continuing confusion regarding Obama.
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the other bob wilson
According to other Republicans he was, but they would say that wouldn’t they. Anyway, I was thinking more of Trump’s continuing confusion regarding Obama.
Obama another who should be in jail for murder
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-68600093
Donald Trump's lawyers have said finding a bond to cover the $464m (£365m) judgement in his New York fraud case is a "practical impossibility".
A judge ordered Mr Trump to pay the penalty in February for falsely inflating the value of his assets.
Mr Trump offered to post a smaller bond of $100m while he appeals, but that request was denied.
New York's attorney general has vowed to seize his assets if he does not pay the fraud penalty.
The penalty will keep accruing interest by at least $112,000 per day until he pays.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...mitic-comments
Trump has been peddling anti semitic (and pro colonial Israel) crap for decades. Nothing new there.
Although being called out for it by the Biden White House that also equates the state of Israel (and the ideology of Zionism) with judaism takes hypocrisy to a new level!
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Looking forward to finding out just how much of trump's properties he actually owns, and how much is mortgages and leveraged.
Won't be long now.
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Looking forward to finding out how life will be with Digital ID, CBDC, carbon rationing, and 24/7 surveillance.
Won't be long now.
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George Galloway claims trump will be back in November !
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">WOAH <a href="https://twitter.com/georgegalloway?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@georgegallowa y</a> just blew globalists' minds with THIS truth bomb about NATO <a href="https://t.co/08k06phGOL">pic.twitter.com/08k06phGOL</a></p>— Russell Brand (@rustyrockets) <a href="https://twitter.com/rustyrockets/status/1771223683522040158?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 22, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>