I'd laugh if it was printed upside-down, to commemorate the joyous day he parted the sea of protestors and stood triumphantly in front of that church. I still remember how the evangelicals blew their load over that display of fake holiness.
And none of them will be read"Priced at $59.99, plus shipping and tax, the “God Bless the USA Bible” includes a King James Bible and a handwritten version of the chorus of Mr. Greenwood’s song, and copies of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence and the Pledge of Allegiance."
I am at a loss for words.
Reading is for those woke libtardsAnd none of them will be read
"Priced at $59.99, plus shipping and tax, the “God Bless the USA Bible” includes a King James Bible and a handwritten version of the chorus of Mr. Greenwood’s song, and copies of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence and the Pledge of Allegiance."
I am at a loss for words.
Jesus already called him out thousands of years ago....he's a money changer selling that bible.
Also Banks, the money lenders of that time charged extreme interest and we’re pretty harsh with their shakedowns of non payment.Nah, Jesus had a problem with commerce at the Temple; not commerce anywhere. The proper analogy is with shitstains like Joel Osteen and their Arena "churches" that are simply monuments to tax-free capitalism and grifting.
It's almost like he's following My Pillowboi in his tactics to sell cheap slippers… cheap sheets…He sure starting to peddle a ton of cheap shit for a Billionaire. It's almost like he's not actually a billionaire.
He had a problem with people monetizing the gospel for their own gain. People who truly care about spreading the gospel for the salvation of those who read the word give to organizations such as the Gideons.Nah, Jesus had a problem with commerce at the Temple; not commerce anywhere. The proper analogy is with shitstains like Joel Osteen and their Arena "churches" that are simply monuments to tax-free capitalism and grifting.
The crime thing is especially interesting/annoying because what really happened was a massive crime surge under Trump and then decreasing crime under Biden, but because crime isn't back to where it was prior to the Trump crime surge, somehow that means... vote for Trump.Trump can’t remember much. He hopes you won’t be able to, either.
Gifted Washington Post article to bypass firewall: https://wapo.st/3VyFU3m
The Very Stable Genius is glitching again.
...
This week, he announced that he is not — repeat, NOT — planning to repeal the Affordable Care Act. He apparently forgot that he had vowed over and over again to do exactly that,
...
Recent Trump quotes included:
“We’ll bring crime back to law and order,” he announced.
“We just had Super Tuesday, and we had a Tuesday after a Tuesday already.”
“You can’t have an election in the middle of a political season.”
The quotes in that article are prizeless (SIC).Trump can’t remember much. He hopes you won’t be able to, either.
Gifted Washington Post article to bypass firewall: https://wapo.st/3VyFU3m
The Very Stable Genius is glitching again.
...
This week, he announced that he is not — repeat, NOT — planning to repeal the Affordable Care Act. He apparently forgot that he had vowed over and over again to do exactly that,
...
Recent Trump quotes included:
“We’ll bring crime back to law and order,” he announced.
“We just had Super Tuesday, and we had a Tuesday after a Tuesday already.”
“You can’t have an election in the middle of a political season.”
My bet is a few months or years from now or whatever it turns out this was basically a massive effort by foreign governments/institutions to bribe Trump.WAPO's article makes an interesting observation:
Actually, Trump’s supporters have already given him about $5 billion this week — at least on paper — for doing nothing at all. His Truth Social went public, and even though it had a loss of $49 million in the first nine months of 2023 on revenue of just $3.4 million, it was valued at more than $8 billion. That’s because Trump’s fans, wanting a piece of the action, bid up the price. The stock in the company will almost certainly collapse. The only question is whether Trump can unload his shares before then (he’s supposed to keep them for six months) and leave his supporters once again holding the bag.
He's supposed to not sell or use his shares as collateral for a loan for six months UNLESS the Board of Directors changes the rules. Given the Board is hand picked by Trump and given that personal loyalty is extremely important and given that Trump is in financial distress now and is very aware of it, well to me the question is when not if the permission to sell/collateralize the stock is granted.WAPO's article makes an interesting observation:
Actually, Trump’s supporters have already given him about $5 billion this week — at least on paper — for doing nothing at all. His Truth Social went public, and even though it had a loss of $49 million in the first nine months of 2023 on revenue of just $3.4 million, it was valued at more than $8 billion. That’s because Trump’s fans, wanting a piece of the action, bid up the price. The stock in the company will almost certainly collapse. The only question is whether Trump can unload his shares before then (he’s supposed to keep them for six months) and leave his supporters once again holding the bag.
But would selling that much stock cause its value to plummet, so the full $5B isn't actually realizable in any practical sense?He's supposed to not sell or use his shares as collateral for a loan for six months UNLESS the Board of Directors changes the rules. Given the Board is hand picked by Trump and given that personal loyalty is extremely important and given that Trump is in financial distress now and is very aware of it, well to me the question is when not if the permission to sell/collateralize the stock is granted.
The only reason I can think of why the change hasn't already be ordered is Trump and/or Board members are permitting their buddies to pump the stock and make the first windfalls.
It's just another way that he's syphoning money from the gullible.But would selling that much stock cause its value to plummet, so the full $5B isn't actually realizable in any practical sense?
And if I were an insurer, no way I'd accept that particular stock as collateral. Too volatile an "investment".
But would selling that much stock cause its value to plummet, so the full $5B isn't actually realizable in any practical sense?
And if I were an insurer, no way I'd accept that particular stock as collateral. Too volatile an "investment".
It has nothing to do with the business. It’s some sort of weird side bet on him becoming president again and/or bribing him.Yes, for sure the value would plummet if Trump sold off any significant portion. And I agree with you that no reasonably prudent bonding company would accept this stock as collateral except perhaps with a huge discount in value. Apparently it is one of the most, if not the most, shorted stock so soon after the initial public offering. This means that the big guys are betting against it. Here is a video with an "expert" who certainly different views than me-he expects the stock to more or less holds its value until the election barring an unexpected event (which I'm guessing would include a criminal conviction and/or The Donald stroking out):
In the end who knows but I certainly wouldn't bet with the retail investors propping up this stock. Those are the kind of people Wall Streeters are expert in gutting.
Wow! More ultra crazy shit.He is now stating that if elected his government will start a free online university that is available to all Americans.
It will be free and available to all, thankfully
Who will pay for this new institution?
Huffpost link
Truth Social video
This video is worth your while.
Someone who know’s about selling stock, what is the sequence of events if someone sells a major portion?
If the price is $50/share and someone sells a large portion, do they get $50? Or is there a slight delay allowing for the price to adjust?