We don't need the Republican Party in its current menacing white terrorist form. We need their leaders behind bars and the Republican Party declared a terrorist organization. If the presidential election is decided during the Democratic primary that would be enough.
It would be sweet if Ivanka had to find something new. Like becoming the new license plate stamping machine operator.
the skinny is she's a lesbian- she'll do just fine where she's going.
Oh wow, I didn't realize chef weisselberg was internationally trained.No doubt required by Scottish law, they also want to find out where Trump got the money to buy the golf course!
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Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg has been terminated as the director of one of Trump's golf courses in Scotland
Allen Weisselberg, the Trump Organization's chief financial officer, was terminated as the director and controller of one of former President Donald Trump's golf courses in Scotland a week after the executive and the company were charged with tax crimes.
- Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg was terminated from one of Trump's Scotland golf courses.
- The termination followed a 15-count indictment against Weisselberg and the Trump Organization.
- Weisselberg's attorneys didn't immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
A notice filed on Thursday with Companies House, the UK registry of private companies, showed that Weisselberg had been terminated as a director of Trump International Golf Club Scotland, a holding company that owns Trump's Aberdeenshire golf resort, Trump International Golf Links.
He was also terminated as a "person with significant control," a designation for an individual with influence over how a company is run, another notice said.
Trump's sons Eric and Donald Trump Jr. remain directors of the company, and Trump Jr. is now the sole person with significant control. Donald Trump resigned as a director in January 2017, when he became president, Companies House records showed.
A Companies House notice filed on Thursday said Weisselberg had been terminated as the director of Trump International Golf Club Scotland. Companies House
Weisselberg was appointed as one of four directors of the company in 2006, when Trump purchased the land in Aberdeenshire that he turned into the luxury golf resort.
Eric Trump remains the sole director of Trump's other Scottish golf company, Golf Recreation Scotland.
On July 1, prosecutors in the Manhattan district attorney's office announced a 15-count indictment against Weisselberg and the Trump Organization alleging a wide-ranging tax-fraud scheme that involved Weisselberg dodging taxes on $1.7 million in personal income.
Weisselberg and the Trump Organization pleaded not guilty to the charges. A special-grand-jury investigation into the Trump Organization's finances is ongoing.
Prosecutors are seeking to "flip" Weisselberg into cooperating in their investigation, which is also examining whether the company misrepresented its finances in order to pay little in taxes while obtaining favorable rates for insurance and bank loans.
Attorneys for Weisselberg and a representative for the Trump Organization did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment about Weisselberg's termination from Trump International Golf Club Scotland.
Are Trump’s Scottish Golf Courses a Front for Money Laundering? | Vanity Fair
When Parliament voted against Avaaz’s motion in February, Humza Yousaf, the justice minister and a member of the ruling Scottish National Party, argued that wealth orders should be brought by law enforcement, not politicians, saying, “There must not be political interference in the enforcement of the law,” according to Reuters. He added that the Civil Recovery Unit, an enforcement agency that reports to Scotland’s most senior legal officer, should “undertake the investigatory role.” Avaaz has challenged that argument, asking the Court of Session in Edinburgh to rule that Scotland’s ministers have sole responsibility to decide to apply for an unexplained wealth order and should not pass that responsibility to other people or institutions. It also insists that the legal standard for issuing a wealth order against Trump has already been met.
O to have been a fly on that wall.Trump tells supporters to ignore books after they reveal he complimented Hitler and joked about Khashoggi
Wall Street Journal reporter Michael Bender alleges in a new book that then-President Donald Trump said “well, Hitler did a lot of good things,” to White House chief of staff John Kelly in 2018 while they were on a trip to Paris to commemorate the end of World War I.
Mr Trump also pushed back on Mr Bender’s reporting that the former president fought with then-Vice President Mike Pence over his political committee hiring Corey Lewandowski, a former campaign manager for Mr Trump in 2016.
An essay adapted from Mr Bender’s Frankly, We Did Win This Election: The Inside Story of How Trump Lost describes an incident in which Mr Trump crumpled up an article about the hiring of Mr Lewandowski and threw it at Mr Pence.
“Mr Trump was holding a newspaper article about the hiring and said it made him look weak, like his team was abandoning him as he was probed for his campaign’s role in Russian election meddling. He crumpled the article and threw it at his vice president. ‘So disloyal,’ Mr Trump said,” according to the essay. “Mr Pence lost it.”
“Mr Kushner had asked him to hire Mr Lewandowski, and he had discussed the plan with Mr Trump over lunch. Mr Pence picked up the article and threw it back at Mr Trump. He leaned toward the president and pointed a finger a few inches from his chest,” the essay adds. “‘We walked you through every detail of this,’ Mr Pence snarled. ‘We did this for you—as a favour. And this is how you respond? You need to get your facts straight.’”
Trump tells supporters to ignore books after they reveal he complimented Hitler and joked about Khashoggi
‘It is fiction as are so many others stories written in the vast number of books coming out about me,’ Trump saysnews.yahoo.com
Haven’t they always?
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hate to be the fly in the ointment but i'm not seeing any news on Weisselburg Immunity deal and as you acknowledged the article cited is from 2018.A second top Trump associate receives legal immunity
As we reported earlier, Allen Weisselberg, the chief financial officer of the Trump business organization, has struck a legal immunity agreement with federal prosecutors.
It is the second day in a row a man with close ties to President Trump has made a deal. Weisselberg is reportedly testifying to a grand jury about more than $400,000 in reimbursement payments that he helped arrange to Mr. Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen.
"Well, it means, first of all, that Mr. Weisselberg himself had criminal liability.
You don't need an immunity deal if you weren't involved potentially in committing a crime. That's the first thing. Second of all, it indicates that prosecutors believe that there was something valuable that they were getting in exchange for his testimony.
Prosecutors don't just give away immunity like candy. They have a specific reason for doing so. So, here, it appears Mr. Weisselberg's cooperation was at the very least helpful to prosecutors in securing the conviction of Michael Cohen, who pled guilty earlier this week.
I think the question is, is there other potential value in that testimony beyond that? And I think that's an important question going forward."
A second top Trump associate receives legal immunity
In exchange for immunity, the Trump Organization's chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, will reportedly talk to investigators about the reimbursements he helped arrange to Michael Cohen. Judy Woodruff gets analysis from Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor experienced in trying...
Going back a few years.
In a statement, a Fox News Media spokesperson told the Hive: "This account is completely false. Arnon Mishkin who leads the FOX News Decision Desk made the Arizona call on election night and FOX News Media President Jay Wallace was then called in the control room. Any other version of the story is wildly inaccurate.” Regarding Bill Hemmer’s call to Miller, a Fox News spokesperson insisted “This never happened and is completely untrue.”
looks like a few guys used that dudes pie hole on the bottom left for a receptacle.
