Im guessing math and analysis is not your strong suit. Am I right?
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Im guessing math and analysis is not your strong suit. Am I right?
Ha ha ha. This has exactly the same impact as any other statement coming from a pathological liar. Thank you for its entertainment value, nevertheless.
In the meantime, if it's not too much trouble, please prove you've been to school by forwarding to me a list of all your teachers since kindergarten (first and last names only will be adequate) and their street addresses at the time they taught you, and their current phone numbers. Thanks.
So I think it’s safe to say the Selzer is reliably the most accurate poll in the country. I advocate for randomized polls but she time and time again is an outlier in a good way for stratification.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/s...-results-how-did-ann-selzer-do-it/6159615002/
I don’t know if there is a better pollster in America. She can stratify Iowa down to the district level with incredible precision.
The problem is trying to reproduce this level of accuracy in other states is basically impossible.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/s...-results-how-did-ann-selzer-do-it/6159615002/
I don’t know if there is a better pollster in America. She can stratify Iowa down to the district level with incredible precision.
The problem is trying to reproduce this level of accuracy in other states is basically impossible.
Do you believe in the Easter Bunny?
You are literally making up a story and believing it. I think there is a term for that.
You can do it as slow as you wish, you are the one moronically full of shit...
Even in the manner you tried to quote my statements, there was no ambiguity in those statements.
I did not imply that something that resembles a crime is a crime.
I would never do that.... it was one of my first and only (about 4) criminal defense cases as an attorney.
I did not need to look that up on Google.
I defended a friend in court on this very issue and got his case knocked down to sub 100 dollar fine. The Judge a former prosecutor lectured the assistant D.A. on this very issue.
Even in the manner you tried to quote my statements, there was no ambiguity in those statements.
I did not imply that something that resembles a crime is a crime.
I would never do that.... it was one of my first and only (about 4) criminal defense cases as an attorney.
I did not need to look that up on Google.
I defended a friend in court on this very issue and got his case knocked down to sub 100 dollar fine. The Judge a former prosecutor lectured the assistant D.A. on this very issue.
Ok, I'll do this slowly ... you said, (emphasis added):
I said bullshit. Because what you're implying here is that if what you do DOES resemble a crime, then it IS a crime.
Reading the feedback, you decided to google it. Afterwards, you corrected yourself, (emphasis added):
Amazingly, you lectured yourself for making the statement YOU made. LOL! All while trying to pretend that you were right all along with your following insult ... (tossing the phrase "basic jurisprudence" around as though you were a third year law student. LMAO!):
Your initial claim was the only thing that was moronic, and in violation of basic jurisprudence. But at least you later realized that fact.
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Do you know what the word "mainly" means, check out the dates and amounts in you chart, dimwit.. From Wiki:That is a complete and total fabrication. It is demonstrably false and it easily proven false. You have continued to spread these lies for years.
Below is Trump's financial disclosure form filed for the 2016 election and dated March 2014. This form unequivocally proves you wrong.
Even Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas listed on the form was previously a US bank that was acquired by Deutsche. Besides that, Deutsche has been a major player in CRE lending since around 2005.
In reality, all of Trump's lenders are US lenders. Okay, it is true that Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas was purchase by Deutsche. Even the UBS listed below is a US based bank owned by UBS.
As it is clearly illustrated below, that is completely and totally false.
Furthermore, the Ladder Capital loans listed below are CMBS loans which means Trump's paper was sell-able. In laymen's terms, Trump could easily procure financing.
Lastly, even if you stick with your fabrication wrt Deutsche Bank Trust Americas, you are still completely and totally wrong.
During the 1980s, more than 70 banks had lent Trump $4 billion,[134] but in the aftermath of his corporate bankruptcies of the early 1990s, most major banks declined to lend to him, with only Deutsche Bank still willing to lend money.[135]
I don't know who is the bigger liar here Trump, you or Wiki, but I have my suspicions.
Also from Wiki: (underlining is mine)
1927 arrest
Ku Klux Klan members being confronted by police in Queens on Memorial Day 1927
On Memorial Day in 1927, over a thousand Ku Klux Klan members marched in a Queens parade to protest "Native-born Protestant Americans" being "assaulted by Roman Catholic police of New York City."[20] The 21-year old Trump and six other men were arrested.[21][22] All seven were referred to as "berobed marchers" in the Long Island Daily Press;[21] Trump, detained "on a charge of refusing to disperse from a parade when ordered to do so," was dismissed.[20][23] Another of the men, arrested on the same charge, was a bystander who had had his foot run over by a police car. According to the police, the five remaining men were certainly Klan members.[24] Multiple newspaper articles on the incident list Trump's address (in Jamaica, Queens),[21][23] which he is recorded as sharing with his mother in the 1930 census[20] and a 1936 wedding announcement.[21] In September 2015, Boing Boing reproduced the article,[22] and Fred's son Donald Trump, then a candidate for president of the United States, told The New York Times, "that's where my grandmother lived and my father, early on." Then, when asked about the 1927 story, he denied that his father had ever lived at that address, and said the arrest "never happened," and, "There was nobody charged."[25]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Trump#cite_note-27
OK, so he was lying in 2015, but I'm sure he is not lying now.
The Ladder loans are CMBS loan. Obviously, you are completely ignorant to that term. That is a commercial mortgage-backed security. It means that the Ladder loans were sold as a bonds in the US. The bonds have a paper trail with SEC filings.
Like I said, your completely fabricated story is easily proven false. Your story is just a fairy tale.
But, it is clear that reality is not something that you care much about.
No jem, sad to say it but i'm afraid it's you, not userque, that's 'moronically full of shit...' Some of Trump's real estate transactions do in fact "resemble" what one see's from the outside in money laundering cases. And it isn't until investigators try to trace the source of the money involved in these rather large transactions that they run into difficulties. The money cannot be easily traced back to its source, as in legitimate similar transactions.
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That's right, "Ladder" loans were not on my mind as I poured my cup of coffee this morning.
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