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raumdeuter:
3 times increase vs 70 times increase

Which is greater

How many of the leftist who agree with you live in the US

Talk about cognitive dissonance

House Republicans even opened an impeachment inquiry, which generated a scathing report on the “conspiracy to monetize Joe Biden’s office of public trust to enrich the Biden family.” The sum generated over several years of Biden self-dealing — “over $27 million” — flashed in neon throughout the report’s 291 pages. Republicans were especially incensed because the Bidens practiced their harlotry on foreigners — in particular, agents of China. Family avarice, rather than the national interest, drove United States government policy.

The House impeachment report thundered:
Joe Biden has exhibited conduct and taken actions that the Founders sought to guard against in drafting the impeachment provisions in the Constitution: abuse of power, foreign entanglements, corruption, and obstruction of investigations into these matters. The Committees [sic] investigative work has revealed that the Biden family — with the full knowledge and cooperation of President Biden — has engaged in a global influence peddling racket from which they made millions of dollars.

You know what the difference is between the Biden family business and the Trump family business? You’d have to add two digits to the sum of Biden abuses of power, foreign entanglements, and corruption alleged in the report to get near what Trump has raked in just from the UAE.

Of course, Trump can’t be faulted for obstructing congressional investigations. There haven’t been any. Comer is busy tangling with the Clintons, the better to take the Epstein heat off a president whose poll numbers have declined as this year’s midterm elections beckon. Now that self-dealing has achieved heights so astronomical that $27 million would barely be a rounding error, Republicans have lost interest.

The lid was blown off the sordid Trump-UAE story by a blockbuster Wall Street Journal report last week. By then, we’d already learned about President Trump’s shocking pardon of Zhao after Zhao helped orchestrate the UAE’s $2 billion purchase of the Trump crypto enterprise’s start-up stablecoin; and thanks to prior WSJ reporting, we also knew that Zhao had contributed Binance expertise to help WLF’s crypto infrastructure.

The new reporting reveals that Sheikh Tahnoon and the UAE were silent partners in the WLF venture from the start, seeding WLF with $500 million and technical expertise (much of it provided by yet another agent of the UAE regime) just before Trump took office, and a few weeks before WLF launched its stablecoin venture.
https://www.nationalreview.com/2026/02/the-sordid-story-of-trump-the-trump-witkoff-family-business-and-the-uae/

raumdeuter:
That is how white liberals perceive blacks like ijebos while he is happy to get their validation

raumdeuter:
Powerful people are mostly hated because of beef and feeling of inferiority the same way you hate successful people

You dont have to be liked to be respected. These Europeans do not like China nor Russia but respected them

Only soyboys and wussies cry about being liked like they are still in elementary school

"Wahhhh wahhhhh mommy they dont like me in school"

That is why father's instill self confidence in their sons not to seek validation from people or care about being liked

cococandy:
Not forgiven. They knew how racist he was given his historical antecedents. They thought he would still practice plausibly denial racism so they can keep supporting him and gaslighting us that we are misreading whatever he does. Now this is too overt for them to explain away. They need to sit in their embarrassment and absorb it!!!

Sportsweb:
Stop embarrassing yourself. Look Crypto or forex bros fo teach this thing

raumdeuter:
I will rather have a 1000 percentage increase than a 100 percentage increase

How about that. I know you will struggle to understand basic Arithmetic.

Gosh. Will they take you back in 2nd grade?

raumdeuter:
You need to go online to learn about percentages? That must really be some terrible education you got

Everyone on this thread knew about percentage from primary 3.

So now you cannot tell who was worse a president who did 3 times his net worth and one who did 70 times

This is really embarrassing.

raumdeuter:
Get an education it helps. This illiteracy just make everyone laugh at you

You couldn't understand basic percentages

Its much easier for someone who has 3bn to make 10bn than for someone who has 1m to turn it into 70m.

Sure all those consultancy those Burisma deals, those book writing

Trump was a billionaire real estate developer before he came into politics. What was the net worth of Obama and Biden before politics

raumdeuter:
Read the below carefully and ask anyone educated ro explain to you


by how many percentage did Obama increase his net worth and by how much did Trump increase his

raumdeuter:
Go to school and learn

70x vs 3x find which is bigger. Ask any 2nd grade student

raumdeuter:
So Obama increased his networth times 35 or times 70

How much did Trump multiply his networth to show us who really profited from being in office

benalvino3:
Dude if is not a blueski propaganda, lies and any crap from the left you are not interested.

You tried to gaslight us that hunter biden was an angel. Go and take care of your BF

raumdeuter:
Red states too will learn how to construct a district without enough Blue voters

They are learning very fast

“Several of these elections have a remarkable property in their vote patterns: Republican votes clear 30%, but are distributed so uniformly that they are locked out of the possibility of representation,” authors wrote. “Though there are more ways of building a valid districting plan than there are particles in the galaxy, every single one of them would produce a 9–0 Democratic delegation.”

raumdeuter:
Blue states have done their worst already, they dont have anything else to gerrymander. The entire NE barely have any Republican seat

budaatum:
Your argument sounds like one can't understand the culture in 64BC Rome because one can not live in 64BC Rome. And the evidence for your claim is the dúnce b's here who don't even seem to have an understanding of the culture they've always lived in.
Sorry, but I don't agree. And perhaps that's because I am very not like those 2, because unlike them, I can pick up a book and learn about cultures of places I've never been, or ask Ijebos who lives in a culture to educate me about the culture of a place he knows.

budaatum:
As for driving, I think it would be very stup¹d and ïgnorant to drive in any country like one drives where one lives. And only a foøl would jump in a car without first observing the driving laws and culture which obviously involves being in the place since you can't drive in Lagos while in Boston.

I drive myself in Nigeria or get a cab or bus so that I can get out and walk, which I enjoy because it immerses me more in the culture, instead of sitting in traffic. I plan well to avoid traffic whether driving or other transport. And if my plan fails, it's a lesson learnt for next time.

We are different, Ijebos, so our milage differs. Take those bs and put them in a culture and I doubt they understand it any better in a million years.

budaatum:
I don't drive everywhere in UK and I don't drive everywhere in Nigeria, but I definitely do not abandon all the driving skills I have and start driving like many do in Nigeria!

I plan my driving to avoid traffic, or get a bus so I can get off and walk if the bus is stuck in traffic, which I can not do if my car is stuck in say, Lagos traffic. But thankfully, Lagos is not the only Nigeria, and nor must I stay there. There is no traffic in the Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun, so I can very freely move if I drive there.

One does not have to behave or reason like benalvino3 just because one got on a plane and landed in Nigeria!

budaatum:
I don't have this issue, by the way. I carry my British way of thinking and doing things wherever I go, and refuse to stoop to whatever the Nigerian level may be.

But that's me. Milage definitely differs.

budaatum:
Actually, it's because he is îgnorant and too lazy to research and learn.

budaatum:
Good thing is, it's very easy to just scroll past him without reading his spam.

Just the thought of one like him getting any of my time is enough to make me punish myself by bashing my head against a wall. Even this response to you about him deserves a punishment, but it's worth it to appreciate you debunking his spam.

basilico:
You don't need to pay anyone ,it's all organic .
The protests are funded,they are brought in supplies,frozen water bottles to use as anti personnel missiles, cigarettes, identical screen printed signs etc.
A network of NGOs is funding them, including the China based Singham.

Look up datarepublican on X before concluding there are no paid protesters .
Your neighborhood may not need any incentive to go block ICE agents arresting the worst of the worst .
The late Alex Pretti quit his job and became a full time protester.

Freshandfitpod:
I thought you are a socialist.

“The main event is this: the world is building optionality away from U.S. policy and platform dependence. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it — because it’s showing up in procurement decisions, supply chains, defense budgets, and capital flows,” Tuttle says.

This trend has meant big gains for European defense stocks for example, as the Trump administration is no longer seen as a reliable military ally. But there is another important shift underway, Tuttle reckons: “It’s digital sovereignty — and it’s quietly becoming the civilian version of rearmament.”

From Europe’s perspective, digital sovereignty means that if relations with the U.S. worsen then communications and core systems can’t just be turned off. “If alliances wobble, we control our own pipes,” he believes is the continent’s thinking.

And this is not just theory. France is pushing state workers to stop using Zoom to “guarantee the security, confidentiality and resilience of public electronic communications.” And Tuttle notes that the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has been moving public-sector workflows away from Microsoft-dependent infrastructure toward open-source / European-controlled solutions.

benalvino3:
That man is a broken and filled with hatred, he is on per with Hamas, homosexual hamas

raumdeuter:
Marjebos Taylor Green suits you perfectly. You and her are like a perfect fit. Felicia