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ffr

(22,670 posts)
Tue Aug 27, 2019, 11:42 PM Aug 2019

tRump's ties to Deutsche Bank will destroy that bank completely

The President of the United States has co-signers on large loans from citizens of our enemies and ties to Putin.

There is no bigger story ever!

McConnell can try to protect tRump on this and he may survive with enough Fox News Fake News headlines, but Deutsche Bank is in a huge pickle tonight. If substantiated, that bank is going to be bankrupt within weeks. No one except international criminals will want to have anything to do with them.

The printing presses should be burning off papers tonight!



p.s. everything that tRump touches dies.

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tRump's ties to Deutsche Bank will destroy that bank completely (Original Post) ffr Aug 2019 OP
ETTD. MontanaMama Aug 2019 #1
Has the Congress received these records yet? kentuck Aug 2019 #2
See TRMS from tonight. I'd be paraphrasing and getting it wrong, but there's court audio ffr Aug 2019 #3
Let's hope so. Deutsche Bank is not a great world citizen bitterross Aug 2019 #4
well yes, but .. stopdiggin Aug 2019 #5

kentuck

(111,103 posts)
2. Has the Congress received these records yet?
Tue Aug 27, 2019, 11:45 PM
Aug 2019

It seems that would be something they might be interested in?

ffr

(22,670 posts)
3. See TRMS from tonight. I'd be paraphrasing and getting it wrong, but there's court audio
Tue Aug 27, 2019, 11:50 PM
Aug 2019
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bitterross

(4,066 posts)
4. Let's hope so. Deutsche Bank is not a great world citizen
Wed Aug 28, 2019, 12:16 AM
Aug 2019

They've been caught money laundering for drug cartels and they were involved in the LIBOR rate scandal too. It seems like a criminal enterprise. Or, at the very least, one with no morals or ethics.

Good riddance if they fail.

stopdiggin

(11,317 posts)
5. well yes, but ..
Wed Aug 28, 2019, 03:29 AM
Aug 2019

We've already got an economy that is exhibiting signs ... Where's the straw that breaks the camel's back?

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