Will B Good

Comforting to know I'm not alone....555

Donald Trump inherited a substantial amount of wealth and a well-established real estate business from his father, Fred Trump. Fred Trump was a successful real estate developer in New York City, particularly in the outer boroughs like Brooklyn and Queens. His real estate empire included a large portfolio of residential properties, mainly low- to middle-income housing. Here are some key aspects of what Donald Trump inherited: 1. **Wealth**: Estimates vary, but it's believed that Donald Trump inherited a significant sum, potentially hundreds of millions of dollars over time. Some reports, including a New York Times investigation, suggest that by the time of Fred Trump's death in 1999, Donald had already received the equivalent of at least $413 million (in today's dollars) through a variety of means, including gifts, loans, and other financial maneuvers. 2. **Real Estate Portfolio**: Donald Trump took over the family business, which included valuable real estate holdings. Although Fred Trump's business primarily focused on middle-class housing, Donald Trump expanded into luxury real estate and high-profile projects in Manhattan, such as Trump Tower. 3. **Business Foundation**: In addition to financial assets, Donald Trump inherited an established business infrastructure, including connections in real estate, finance, and politics. This foundation helped him launch and expand his ventures in the real estate industry. 4. **Business Strategy**: Fred Trump was known for his conservative and risk-averse business strategies, focusing on reliable income from housing developments. While Donald adopted a more flamboyant and high-risk approach, his father's foundational business practices and contacts provided a safety net.

555....No...I was joshing.

Sorry it is different world.....I wasn't sure if it was a wind up.......my ignorance is to blame.

Is this one giant spoof or is it real?

Just voted.....six....yes, six people have voted that they want Russia to win......WT......?

Apart from Taylor Swift…..who some on here are claiming the impact is so great it could be considered election interference…….!!!!

Yep same here……posted months ago that the link was obvious….oh no….told I was an idiot.

Guessing the inference is something along the lines of being a leftie who dedicated their career to indoctrinating kids…..5555

Better than having one as the president I guess.

Married.....don't need it.

Springfield Police have issued an APB for this black cat thought to working with immigrants to lure geese to the shoreline

This has just been sent out by Republican HQ to all voters in Springfield.

I would have bet my house on a certain person posting this thread.....555 What's good for the goose......

.....how many roughly?.....don't tell me......about 8 million?

NHS in the UK.......so oh! I know what.....I'll just ignore the knowledge, experience and expertise of a specialist with 30 years service.....mmmmm? That'll stick it to big pharma.

....and still you continue to post utter dross?

Yes, there are independent studies that have shown statins to be effective in reducing cardiovascular risk. While the pharmaceutical industry has funded many large trials, there are also numerous studies and meta-analyses conducted by academic institutions, government bodies, and independent researchers that support the efficacy of statins. Here are a few key points about independent research on statins: 1. **Meta-Analyses by Independent Researchers**: Some meta-analyses, which combine data from multiple studies, are conducted by independent researchers without direct pharmaceutical funding. For example, the Cholesterol Treatment Trialists' (CTT) Collaboration has performed several meta-analyses examining the effects of statins. While some data used in these analyses may come from industry-funded studies, the collaboration itself is known for its independence and rigorous methodology. 2. **Government and Public Health Studies**: Some government-funded research, such as studies supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the U.S. or the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK, has evaluated the effectiveness and safety of statins. These studies often aim to assess public health outcomes rather than commercial interests. 3. **Observational Studies**: Independent observational studies have also shown the benefits of statins in real-world settings. For instance, large-scale cohort studies that follow populations over time have found that statin use is associated with a significant reduction in the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular events. 4. **International Guidelines**: Organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Heart Association (AHA) have reviewed evidence from a wide range of sources, including independent studies, when forming their guidelines on the use of statins for cardiovascular risk reduction. While it's true that industry-funded studies are more prevalent in the literature, the independent research available tends to corroborate the general findings that statins can reduce the risk of cardiovascular events, particularly in individuals with high cholesterol or existing heart disease. However, the discussion on the risk-benefit balance and who should take statins continues, with independent research contributing valuable insights into these decisions.

Thought he got all from daddy trump?

Black lives votes matter.

....don't forget horse worming tablets........they were a deal breaker....no need for a vaccine.

That's too nice.......how about Soweto?

Did they actually call him a liar?

It is a clear indication of how desperate people must be to borrow at those rates.....sad. The wife wants me to start loaning money out in the surrounding villagers........HA!.......she is determined to get rid of me. No way am I getting drawn into that murky world.

Thanks....DrJack has advised me to do it by post as maybe some mismatch arises with the TM30 when doing it online????? Going to post it off tomorrow. The fine is about the same as the cost of the b****y journey to the IO.