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I like reading blog that aren't ideological BS. that simply states what's happening, that does not define an ideology... but explains ALL ideologies.. Thank You... ....".So, we can blame secret societies, deep states, treason or anything else except our elected leadership, but the 2,9 million federal employees still show up at work every day and the government will still move on because of them. The difference here is not them, it's the folks we've elected to lead them."...... And US for electing them... When WE elected Trump.. most people had their reasons.....those that voted for him saw a chance to make things different..I believe only a very few got the difference they wanted. It's not an easy thing for Americans to admit their failure, about virtually anything. We are so quick to point out other people's failures. but when it comes to our own. It's so terribly hard. To those who opposed Trump, saw the writing on the wall.. It was not readable. just scribbling, to be interpreted and pointed out to those who supported him and called them "deplorables", for not seeing it.. In a way that set up the current situation of the inability of those supporters to admit their failure. Now the "deplorables", are simply the ones that can't admit their failure. the evidence to that is just beyond belief. whether or not Trump selected those around him as "bad" or led them to be "bad people.....there is a certainty...either way, it was reason Trump hired them, to be like him, or be able to make them "like" him. The evidence is clear. It's clear Trump can not find enough "good" people to work for him. Good people need not Apply! Whatever one chooses to be the truth, no matter what is.. Trump challenges that truth.. The truth just ain't what it use to be. The evidence of failure keeps mounting up....The reasons people voted for Trump, gets put on back burner....they simply close their eyes, and pretend to find some warmth.. in the flickering flames. And Trump feeds that fire.. that is just a mirage..... On the news I hear all people just talk at me..rarely do I get chance to JUST accept what they say.. Last night on CNN.. I listened to Jennie Willoughby, one of Porter former wives.. it was a rare sight for me on the news...The story I listen to..but the honesty is what I heard. ......whatever happened to honesty? I believe those that watched, including myself, .would have elected her to any office she wanted.
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Well, I got some scribblings of my own... I got some interpretation of my own.. I can't think of one single person who works for Trump.. that can overcome his hiring of them. Simply if trump hires You.. he just sank your reputation. No one can survive Trump.. It's his plan....He goes down... they all go down....He made it that way. Trump is a leverage person, a blackmail person, a loyalty person.. It's all the same to him.....First he asks, then he demands and then he blackmails your loyalty...
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Mossack Fonseca now turns to Rothchild & Co....... What the story is about is the nebulous world of offshore tax evasion and tax havens, which based on data from the World Bank, IMF, UN, and central banks, hide between $21 and $32 trillion, where registered incorporation agents and law firms in small Caribbean countries (and not so small US states) make the laundering of money and the “disappearance” of the super wealthy, into untraceable numbers hidden behind shell companies, possible. That money is rushing for one simple reason: dirty foreign – and local – money is welcome in the U.S., no questions asked, to be shielded by the most impenetrable tax secrecy available anywhere on the planet. One may even say that nowadays, US-based tax havens are the new Switzerland, or Bahamas or, for that matter, Panama. Indeed, for most Americans, offshore tax haven are now meaningless with the passage of the FATCA law, which makes the parking of dirty US money abroad practically impossible. So where does that money go instead – it stays in the US: For financial advisers, the current state of play is simply a good business opportunity. In a draft of his San Francisco presentation, Rothschild’s Penney wrote that the U.S. “is effectively the biggest tax haven in the world.” The U.S., he added in language later excised from his prepared remarks, lacks “the resources to enforce foreign tax laws and has little appetite to do so.”
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