2 hours ago, CallumWK said:

He defaulted on the loans, and the banks have forgiven them rather than starting a long and expensive court case.

 

Really? Entirely Trumps fault and doing, huh?

 

I see your sources call Donald Trump a "disgraced President"

 

I can only imagine your mental state with Trump out there constantly.

 

Hey hows that cease fire going between Thailand and Cambodia? 

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

Really? Entirely Trumps fault and doing, huh?

 

I see your sources call Donald Trump a "disgraced President"

 

I can only imagine your mental state with Trump out there constantly.

 

Hey hows that cease fire going between Thailand and Cambodia? 

After Trump's bigly beautiful call there was a ceasefire that lasted for about 5 minutes. However, after Xi called them into the principal's office things have been fairly quiet.

 

Yes, he's a disgraced president. He did after all attempt a coup (remember Jan 6th?) so we all know he should, at a bare minimum, be behind bars.

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

Really? Entirely Trumps fault and doing, huh?

 

Indeed the CEO of a company is the one who is responsible for any failures, that's why a company has a CEO in the first place.

 

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

I can only imagine your mental state with Trump out there constantly.

 

The only one who is a subject to mental state questions in all those threads is Trump, and maybe you, going by the content of your posts all over the forum.

 

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

Hey hows that cease fire going between Thailand and Cambodia? 

 

You mean the one that was meditated by China and Malaysia, after the bully tactics from Trump failed after less than an hour.

 

Or maybe that is Trump in the middle in this picture?

 

https://carnegieendowment.org/posts/2025/08/chinas-mediation-offer-in-the-thailand-cambodia-border-dispute-sheds-light-on-beijings-security-role-in-southeast-asia?lang=en

 

48 minutes ago, BLMFem said:

He did after all attempt a coup (remember Jan 6th?) so we all know he should, at a bare minimum, be behind bars.

To bad he didnt, and your lot couldnt prove it and didnt even try hahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

He won. Your lot lost.

18 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

To bad he didnt, and your lot couldnt prove it and didnt even try hahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

He won. Your lot lost.

Yes, too bad his blatant coup attempt didn't result in Trump ending up like Ceaușescu.

 

The US lost. Now he's turning the country into a joke of a 3rd world tinpot dictatorship. But hey, as long as those confederate monuments are put back up who cares!

55555555555555555!

 

 

"Bank of America, the second-largest US bank, had restricted lending to companies that make assault-style guns used for non-military purposes, following shootings at a high school in Florida in 2018. Citigroup also announced its own set of restrictions for clients selling guns that year.

Bank of America went on to loosen its gun restrictions and made similar changes to its energy-lending policies, including dropping a blanket ban on financing for Arctic drilling. Then in June, Citigroup ended a seven-year policy that placed restrictions on firearms sales by its retail sector clients, citing recent legislative developments and concerns over access to banking services."

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/banking-finance/trump-signs-order-targeting-banks-over-political-discrimination

 

It's true, big banks do discriminate based on their ideology. I have seen Bank of America advertise for "Pride" events and fly the Pride flag at their locations. I have never seen any Christian or anti-abortion material at the Bank of America. 

4 minutes ago, dutch boy said:

"Bank of America, the second-largest US bank, had restricted lending to companies that make assault-style guns used for non-military purposes, following shootings at a high school in Florida in 2018. Citigroup also announced its own set of restrictions for clients selling guns that year.

Bank of America went on to loosen its gun restrictions and made similar changes to its energy-lending policies, including dropping a blanket ban on financing for Arctic drilling. Then in June, Citigroup ended a seven-year policy that placed restrictions on firearms sales by its retail sector clients, citing recent legislative developments and concerns over access to banking services."

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/banking-finance/trump-signs-order-targeting-banks-over-political-discrimination

 

It's true, big banks do discriminate based on their ideology. I have seen Bank of America advertise for "Pride" events and fly the Pride flag at their locations. I have never seen any Christian or anti-abortion material at the Bank of America. 

True, and not a single pamphlet made by the KKK either. Not one!

7 minutes ago, dutch boy said:

"Bank of America, the second-largest US bank, had restricted lending to companies that make assault-style guns used for non-military purposes, following shootings at a high school in Florida in 2018. Citigroup also announced its own set of restrictions for clients selling guns that year.

Bank of America went on to loosen its gun restrictions and made similar changes to its energy-lending policies, including dropping a blanket ban on financing for Arctic drilling. Then in June, Citigroup ended a seven-year policy that placed restrictions on firearms sales by its retail sector clients, citing recent legislative developments and concerns over access to banking services."

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/banking-finance/trump-signs-order-targeting-banks-over-political-discrimination

 

It's true, big banks do discriminate based on their ideology. I have seen Bank of America advertise for "Pride" events and fly the Pride flag at their locations. I have never seen any Christian or anti-abortion material at the Bank of America. 

Canadian truckers

14 minutes ago, dutch boy said:

"Bank of America, the second-largest US bank, had restricted lending to companies that make assault-style guns used for non-military purposes, following shootings at a high school in Florida in 2018. Citigroup also announced its own set of restrictions for clients selling guns that year.

Bank of America went on to loosen its gun restrictions and made similar changes to its energy-lending policies, including dropping a blanket ban on financing for Arctic drilling. Then in June, Citigroup ended a seven-year policy that placed restrictions on firearms sales by its retail sector clients, citing recent legislative developments and concerns over access to banking services."

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/banking-finance/trump-signs-order-targeting-banks-over-political-discrimination

 

It's true, big banks do discriminate based on their ideology. I have seen Bank of America advertise for "Pride" events and fly the Pride flag at their locations. I have never seen any Christian or anti-abortion material at the Bank of America. 

Bank of America is the worst supporting debauchery and immoral behavior that hurts society and promotes unsound minds. 

2 hours ago, Keep Right said:

Bank of America is the worst supporting debauchery and immoral behavior that hurts society and promotes unsound minds. 

 

Did you know that Tim Cook is part of the LGBTQ+ community, and is supported by Trump? You see when it suits trump, e.g. put money in HIS pockets, he doesn't have objections to it.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-is-back-on-trumps-good-side-the-cost-600-billion-113413035.html

 

Apple (AAPL) on Wednesday announced it is increasing its US investment commitments over the next four years to $600 billion, tacking $100 billion onto the original $500 billion the company said it would invest back in February.

The tech giant revealed its latest spending plan during a press briefing in the Oval Office alongside President Trump, during which CEO Tim Cook presented the president with a glass plaque complete with a gold base, all made in the US.

But during the event, Trump said Apple, as well as other companies that invest in the US, would be exempt from that 100% tariff. The White House also said Wednesday that Apple would largely escape Trump’s planned 50% tariff on US-bound Indian exports.

 

 

 

2 hours ago, dutch boy said:

"Bank of America, the second-largest US bank, had restricted lending to companies that make assault-style guns used for non-military purposes, following shootings at a high school in Florida in 2018. Citigroup also announced its own set of restrictions for clients selling guns that year.

Bank of America went on to loosen its gun restrictions and made similar changes to its energy-lending policies, including dropping a blanket ban on financing for Arctic drilling. Then in June, Citigroup ended a seven-year policy that placed restrictions on firearms sales by its retail sector clients, citing recent legislative developments and concerns over access to banking services."

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/banking-finance/trump-signs-order-targeting-banks-over-political-discrimination

 

It's true, big banks do discriminate based on their ideology. I have seen Bank of America advertise for "Pride" events and fly the Pride flag at their locations. I have never seen any Christian or anti-abortion material at the Bank of America. 

 

That is an unfair conclusion because it does not  take into account litigation. The financial underwriters of entities who are being pursued for liability are often named in the litigation. The concept of joint and several liability gives rise to their legal exposure. It is not just firearms. Other industries face similar issues. Financial institutions are seen as deep pockets and get thrown into litigation because it helps squeeze money out of defendants when there is a settlement. Even when the  banks defend and secure a dismissal, the legal costs can  be very expensive, far more than the profit gained from the lending transaction.

 

Also, most financial institutions have an internal lending guideline to exclude lending to convicted felons or entities tied to  illegal activity. It is called moral hazard. If the policy is not applied consistently, a felon denied a loan can claim discrimination. This has been a standard practice ever since some banks were found to be laundering drug cartel funds and funding entities hostile to their regulating nation. Trump's multiple bankruptcies made him a poor credit risk, but this was addressed by tougher lending criteria.  Unfortunately, as the bankruptcies and litigation grew, the Trump businesses no longer met client retention criteria. It is no different  than when Bill Cosby was sued for allegations of sexual wrongdoing. He  made claims under his personal home insurance liability coverage. It was to be expected that the insurer would not renew the coverage. 

 

4 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Canadian truckers

Canadian truckers were lead by a couple wing nuts, neither owned a truck,  who are presently awaiting criminal sentencing. The reason the situation spiralled out of control; was a incompetent DEI hire City of Ottawa Chief of Police. That so called protest was nothing more than a political performance act. Conservatives who were outraged their party could not win elections. As a result of their nonsense the Conservative Party leader, who foolishly supported the protest,  lost not only the next federal election but his own Ottawa area riding. The Yanks played it much smarter when the American Trucker Convoy was never allowed to enter DC. 

10 minutes ago, pegman said:

Canadian truckers were lead by a couple wing nuts, neither owned a truck,  who are presently awaiting criminal sentencing. The reason the situation spiralled out of control; was a incompetent DEI hire City of Ottawa Chief of Police. That so called protest was nothing more than a political performance act. Conservatives who were outraged their party could not win elections. As a result of their nonsense the Conservative Party leader, who foolishly supported the protest,  lost not only the next federal election but his own Ottawa area riding. The Yanks played it much smarter when the American Trucker Convoy was never allowed to enter DC. 

Got it. You believe in authoritarianism.

7 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Got it. You believe in authoritarianism.

 

Got it, that you don't realize you are supporting it 

So the Biden Administration jawbones the banks to stop doing business with Trump, and that proves Trump is a bad risk.

 

Lefties are so predictable 

7 minutes ago, mogandave said:

So the Biden Administration jawbones the banks to stop doing business with Trump, and that proves Trump is a bad risk.

 

Lefties are so predictable 

 

The Biden administration has nothing to do with this, it are the banks who your hero defrauded that deny him accounts.

 

BTW, thought I had you on ignore, to prevent seeing silly posts like this, but obviously that was your other username YT.

 

Fixed now

5 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

 

The Biden administration has nothing to do with this, it are the banks who your hero defrauded that deny him accounts.

You seem to know less about this than you do US politics. 

5 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

 

BTW, thought I had you on ignore, to prevent seeing silly posts like this, but obviously that was your other username YT.

 

Fixed now

I don’t blame you. Go with God brother 

On 8/8/2025 at 9:36 AM, LosLobo said:

But not JPMorgan and BofA, who told him to take his billion and shove it — his reputation for bankruptcies, fraud, and legal baggage precede him like a bad smell.

There has been absolutely no suggestion that their decision to not offer him service was anything to do with "bankruptcies, fraud, and legal baggage" rather it appears that the decisions were purely political to make his political, and business life. as difficult as possible.  

Just now, Liverpool Lou said:

There has been absolutely no suggestion that their decision to not offer him service was anything to do with "bankruptcies, fraud, and legal baggage" rather it appears that the decisions were purely political to make his political, and business life. as difficult as possible.  

Naw, it was related to suspicion of money laundering. 

On 8/8/2025 at 4:58 AM, gargamon said:

 

Pathetic. 

I'm not lying, no foreign banks are known to have refused to do business with Trump, if they had, you, sure as <deleted>, would have quoted them.

4 minutes ago, stevenl said:

6 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

There has been absolutely no suggestion that their decision to not offer him service was anything to do with "bankruptcies, fraud, and legal baggage" rather it appears that the decisions were purely political to make his political, and business life. as difficult as possible.  

Naw, it was related to suspicion of money laundering. 

And your source for that false claim is what?

On 8/8/2025 at 2:52 AM, CallumWK said:

The evidence of why he was refused business, and the reasons for that, were in the OP and have been posted many times throughout the thread

No, it was not.  And idiotic posts from AN member claiming knowledge of the reasons, without any evidence, count for nothing.

On 8/8/2025 at 2:52 AM, CallumWK said:

The evidence of why he was refused business, and the reasons for that, were in the OP and have been posted many times throughout the thread

No, it was not.  And idiotic posts from AN members claiming knowledge of the reasons, without any evidence, count for nothing, no matter how many times those unsubstantiated assertions are made.

12 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

And your source for that false claim is what?

False claim? Your claim it was for political reasons is false. What's your source, trump's statement?

On 8/6/2025 at 6:34 PM, Yagoda said:

So you think the Steel dossier was true, Russia interfered to help Trump and that he was a treasonous Russian asst?

 

What did Muellar find? 

Those documents were  started originally by the Republicans trying to keep Trump out of politics. Then it conveniently morphed into the Steele dosier made there way into the mainstream Do some fact checking. 

 

Yes Trump was compromised long ago well before the Steele docs or Mueller investigation on them. Im not saying the whole dosier was completely true but there is factual evidence in them and Trump clearly was implicated. 

13 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

  And idiotic posts from AN member claiming knowledge of the reasons, without any evidence, count for nothing.

 

It is clear you are talking about yourself here.

8 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

No, it was not.  And idiotic posts from AN members claiming knowledge of the reasons, without any evidence, count for nothing, no matter how many times those unsubstantiated assertions are made.

 

Don't be so harsh on yourself, by calling yourself an idiotic AN member.

25 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

I'm not lying, no foreign banks are known to have refused to do business with Trump, if they had, you, sure as <deleted>, would have quoted them.

 

Your love for Trump really must make you blind, and you're making a real fool of yourself now

 

The EVIDENCE to your lies were posted on the previous page in this thread, but here it is for you again. Where do you think Deutsche Bank is from.? Hint, it is in the name.

 

https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/deutsche-bank-joins-companies-cutting-ties-with-donald-trump/ 

 

Deutsche Bank joins companies cutting ties with Donald Trump

2 hours ago, Dan O said:

Im not saying the whole dosier was completely true but there is factual evidence in them and Trump clearly was implicated. 

Go for it, show us how deep your fantasy goes....show us the evidence LOL

Wonderful!