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LosLobo

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  1. And conversely as with Fox News, if the media will publish it, it doesn't mean that the evidence does exist. I have even included your preferred reliable source.... Fox and Dominion settle for $787.5m in defamation lawsuit over US election lies | Fox News-Dominion case | The Guardian What the Dominion lawsuit revealed about Fox News and what’s next | Media News | Al Jazeera
  2. Maybe now DJT shareholders as well. 'Shares of Digital World soared, rising more than 140 percent this year'. Maybe not so much since liability Trump became their only asset. DWAC stock shares close nearly 14% down after Trump social media merger announcement. 'But the value of his forthcoming shares will be lower if the newly designated stock does not return to its opening price from Friday morning.' A total of 11% of the tradable shares of DWAC are being sold short, FactSet data shows. This means investors holding these positions are betting the price will fall before they have to buy the shares back and return them to the entities who loaned the shares to them'. https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/22/trump-social-dwac-stock-falls-after-merger-approved.html
  3. It's not like Trump hasn't scammed investors before....... Last time a Trump company went public it didn't go well for investors 'Trump made millions in the 1990s when his casino company went public. Investors lost a fortune. Donald Trump’s social media company could go public as soon as next week, paving the way for a potentially huge windfall for a former president who raked in tens of millions of dollars the last time one of his companies was listed on a stock exchange. That previous, decades-ago experience, however, did not end well for the company or its investors. While a 2016 Washington Post review found that Trump made over $44 million, the company — Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts — lost more than $1 billion and ended up in bankruptcy'. The last time a Trump company went public it didn't go well for investors (nbcnews.com)
  4. There is the optic nerve, located in the back of the eye, carries impulses produced by the retina to the brain, where they are developed into images. Also, there is the ophthalmic nerve, which is the first branch of the trigeminal nerve, supplies sensory innervation to the structures of the eye, including the cornea. The cornea, which is the clear front surface of the eye, is one of the most densely innervated tissues in the body and is extremely sensitive to pain. During cataract surgery, local anesthesia is used to numb the eye and prevent pain. However, after the surgery, some may experience mild discomfort or a gritty sensation in the eye for a few days. I have had two cataract surgeries, one posterior YAG laser capsulotomy, one retinal detachment repaired by laser and inflated with gas (known as a Pneumatic Retinopexy) and one redux cataract surgery with removal of displaced IOL from my retina but with the new IOL stitched to the iris instead of inside the posterior capsule. No pain!
  5. So, Biden is letting in immigrants so they will vote for him in municipal elections?
  6. Apologies, I thought that being familiar with the court dockets was already trademarked....
  7. Hope springs eternal! I suggest Trump filing an appeal does not necessarily mean that the appeal will ever be granted. 'Show me the money!'
  8. Direct quote from video: 'And there's also still a chance that the appeals court could weigh in. They're not obligated to, but something could happen there. It's, you know, late in the day on Friday now, but even Monday, you know, that's just something to watch. It sort of seems less likely as we go on that that's going to happen'.
  9. I used to be remotely located over 500 km from Bangkok and used to get regular deliveries within one to two days from online Bangkok Drugstore. Though slightly more expensive than 800 baht, they are an excellent service. Harnal Ocas [Tamsulosin] 0.4 mg [Box of 30 tablets] – BangkokDrugstore.com
  10. With respect, I suggest that the equity in real estate is an asset that can easily be liquidated, albeit subject to encumbrances. Trump's potential shareholding in Truth Social with him as the sole asset may not hold any intrinsic value in the future, particularly if it is tied to his transient fortunes and involvement. Given Trump’s age and the legal challenges he faces, it’s plausible to suggest that this asset could depreciate significantly in the near future, whether due to life expectancy or potential legal outcomes or a reduced lifespan in the event of incarceration.
  11. Right, so no logical reason not to watch it then!
  12. I suggest that if the merger is successful Trump Media will become a publicly listed company, and shares, will be tradable on the Nasdaq stock exchange after the 'lock-up provision' possibly under the ticker DJT NFG.
  13. From your article.... The '$3.5 billion stake is unlikely to immediately help Trump because he and other big shareholders are subject to a so-called "lock-up" provision that bars him from selling his stock for at least six months'. There also seems to be other legal battles involved. Trump Media co-founders have sued the company in Delaware Chancery Court, claiming their 8.6% stake was unfairly diluted. Also, Digital World Acquisition is engaged in lawsuits with former CEO Patrick Orlando regarding his ARC Global Investments II’s stock entitlement in the merged entity. Perhaps he could just declare bankruptcy and then he would not only be morally but financially bankrupt. Legal hurdles mount for Trump's Truth Social deal at 11th hour - POLITICO
  14. From the video, it seems before he jumped Stormy, he told her how she reminded him of his daughter Ivanka. What does that say about the proven sex offender?
  15. The idiom 'to shoot oneself in the foot' comes to mind.... This screen shot is from a video that appeared on opening your link. The message on the banner directed at Fox News from reliable source Jefferson is quite explicit, accordingly I never proceeded to play the video.
  16. Nevertheless, seems his first wife Ivana may have had to play the 'rape' card before the proven sex offender gave her her due divorce settlement. Possibly Melania has a lot more dirt on him. Donald Trump's ex-wife's claim he 'raped' her resurfaces in new documentary | The Independent | The Independent
  17. Seems like a very low bar in the US to become president. In the 1980's Trump was seemingly denied a license to operate a Sydney casino due to police check finding he had mafia connections. Yet if SCOTUS has their way, they will give him a license to kill.
  18. I appreciate your desire to stay focused on the original post. However, addressing logical fallacies is pertinent to our discussion as they can undermine the validity of an argument. By identifying these fallacies, we can ensure that our debate is grounded in reason and evidence, rather than in unsupported assertions. If there are specific points in my original post that you believe are fallacious, I invite you to point them out. This will allow us to examine each claim more closely and foster a constructive dialogue. My goal is to clarify any misunderstandings and reach a mutual understanding based on sound reasoning. Let’s continue our discussion with a focus on the substance of the arguments presented.
  19. Apologies, I know that you do not identify as a Trump supporter, your post only served as an effective counterpoint for my metaphoric argument.
  20. I agree with only six days left, the anticipation is akin to waiting for a magician to pull a rabbit out of a hat. Yet, I find myself unsurprised by the absence of such a spectacle. After all, isn’t it more characteristic of Trump to lead his supporters down a rabbit hole than to conjure up a solution? The real magic, it seems, lies in the art of the diversion.
  21. You are correct! I would suggest the term “cash” in this context likely refers to liquid assets, which are assets that can be quickly converted into cash without significant loss of value. In financial discussions, having “a lot of cash” typically means having readily accessible funds to cover costs, investments, or debts.
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