What a trail of breadcrumbs we are going to follow now, friends. Did you bring magnifying glasses, deerstalker caps, your dogeared copy of Sherlock Holmes and most importantly, plenty to eat and drink as you trudge through a long and laborious thread on The Search For The Mysterious Trump Bailout(s)? We have indeed been here before. And this you’ll love: our villain’s name is Hankey, which means Trump is Pankey, because this is absolutely a case of hankey pankey. That’s our starting point.
The irony of being found to have committed fraud by a court then using some shady fraudulent situation to pay the fraud fine. Fraud with fraud 🤦🏽♂️
— One Woke Citizen (@onewokecitizen) April 2, 2024
Fraud within a fraud, like those Russian nesting dolls. This is a Twitter thread roll out by Seth Abramson.
3/ The New York Times-bestselling Proof Trilogy previously established, in Proof of Conspiracy (Macmillan, 2019), that there’s a history of hostile foreign nations seeming to try to get money to Trump through Kushner.
That there’s an Axos connection to this bond is *terrifying*.
10/ Here we go: ROLLING STONE reports that a whistleblower complaint regarding Trump’s lender’s online bank involved concerns about “money laundering.”
*Jesus Christ*.
It certainly looks, now, like Trump did *not* have that $175 million himself, like he swore to America he did.
11/ MAJOR BREAKING NEWS (🚨): ROLLING STONE previously reported that Trump’s lender’s online bank is involved with major money launderers—including “foreign officials from major oil-producing countries and war zones.”
Which certainly sounds like it would include Russia.
*JFC!*
12/ Wondering why the SEC investigation into this shady operation suddenly disappeared?
Well, guess when the SEC suddenly closed it? 2017—under President Trump.
Scandal sure seems to be incoming, folks. If major media isn’t all over this, it should simply close up shop forever.
14/ Remember, America, the March 8 bond Trump got—for $91.63 million—was gotten by him with just hours to spare (though he’d known he’d need it for half a year). This bond is almost *twice* as big.
How was Trump—now in a *worse* spot financially than in March—able to get a bond?
I have no doubt but that this will all get a lot stranger still. You might want to bookmark this piece. I have a feeling that we’re going to be coming back to it as seminal material in which to play Connect The Dots.
I wonder if this can be construed as an in-kind contribution of some sort. Again, we have never had to ask these questions. Trump is a walking time bomb in a democracy. He singlehandedly poses questions that we’re sure the Founding Fathers never thought of and nobody outside of a dystopian political novelist did either before Trump showed up.
For the moment, Trump has a finger in the dyke. Again I ask, where are the appellate lawyers? Anybody? Because this is all rhetorical and theoretical without appellate lawyers. All that Trump has done by coming up with the bond money in both cases, the Trump Organization fraud matter and the E. Jean Carroll case, is forestall the State Of New York from seizing his assets.
But the interest keeps accruing, to the tune of $100,000 a day, and he has to begin an appeal at some point soon, not just talk about it. Even if he would get reelected, these are state actions, as is the Georgia election racketeering case, and he can’t dismiss them. Unless he just plans to round up everybody involved and stick them in Guantanamo, and perhaps that is indeed his plan.
Just another day in Trump world, aka the Twilight Zone.
“For the moment, Trump has a finger in the dyke.”
That should be “a finger in the dike.” Or should it? Do you know something I don’t know?
I’m shocked, shocked, I tell you, on hearing that he’s trying to get out of financial trouble for engaging in fraudulent and criminal activities by possibly engaging in fraudulent and criminal activities. It’s almost like he doesn’t seem to know how to do anything but fraudulent and criminal activities. Can this be true?
what surprised me was Mr. Hankey’s involvement. Who knew a turd had so much money? I guess living in a sewer has monetary benefits. lmao
Yeah, I like South Park.
Most of us, already knew this would happen. The “force”(sic) for BAD, is strong in Amerika now. Always follow the money, if you can. MUCH change for GOOD must be legislated, Rules & Regulations must be installed! MONEY must be regulated, for the GOOD of ALL the people….NOT just the RICH, like it is NOW!
I read today that Hankey is calling it just a business deal. Says he voted for Reump in the past and has never met him. IF that is true, what a believe that a notorious deadbeat will ever make good the bond “loan”.