Trump Owes Millions to Chinese Bank-

Oryx · 2020-04-24T20:13:40.871Z

DMK:

It is still none of your business. What do you not get about that?

I don’t get why you aren’t proud of who you voted for. Must have been a real doozy. Or maybe you didn’t vote. But message received, it’s none of my business. Carry on.

NebraskaFootball · 2020-04-24T20:13:55.136Z

DMK:

NebraskaFootball:

I was trying to end our interaction on a positive, friendly note.

I’m very open to that. Are you ready to simmer down?

I was sincere in saying its good we are both safe right now and have the luxury to be here playing around. I mean it. Our health and security is paramount each and every day. I wish the best for you and yours during this crazy time as well!

DMK · 2020-04-24T22:44:13.866Z

TommyLucchese:

If you’re taking life so serious, the ■■■■ you doing on here throwing your priceless time on Earth heedlessly into the void to argue with me?

Casting pearls before swine? There is a reason for that term. I’m not the first or will ever be the last to do so.

My reason on how I choose to spend my time is none of your business.

DMK · 2020-04-24T22:49:30.643Z

Oryx:

I don’t get why you aren’t proud of who you voted for. Must have been a real doozy. Or maybe you didn’t vote. But message received, it’s none of my business. Carry on.

LOL. Seriously? When you walk into a voting booth it is private. Why do you suppose that is?

Are you proposing to strip people of that privacy?

I’m not surprised if that is your intent.

DMK · 2020-04-24T22:56:25.395Z

NebraskaFootball:

I was sincere in saying its good we are both safe right now and have the luxury to be here playing around. I mean it. Our health and security is paramount each and every day. I wish the best for you and yours during this crazy time as well!

I am sincere in that I wish the best for you and yours during this crazy time as well.

IDK every day that I expose myself by living everyday life if I am okay or not, in spite of every precaution I can think to take.

Wishing the best should transcend political lines, should it not?

This is not a time to blame for the past and what was not known. This is a time to be awakened to present and future dangers. For ourselves as well as for the generations to come.

Oryx · 2020-04-24T23:13:42.878Z

DMK:

LOL. Seriously? When you walk into a voting booth it is private. Why do you suppose that is?

Are you proposing to strip people of that privacy?

I’m not surprised if that is your intent.

Oh, the drama! I asked politely, you refused, and I moved on. No one is suggesting stripping you of anything. Take a deep breath.

DMK · 2020-04-24T23:19:19.943Z

Oryx:

Oh, the drama! I asked politely, you refused, and I moved on. No one is suggesting stripping you of anything. Take a deep breath.

Nah. You didn’t politely ask. Based upon your post, were it up to you? You’d review a ballot publically and call the person out, just as you are trying to do with me.

Think about that just for a moment.

Why is who you vote for supposed to be private yet you don’t seem to have any respect for that.

Oryx · 2020-04-24T23:27:12.039Z

DMK:

You didn’t politely ask.

Oryx:

Who did you vote for?

That’s impolite in your mind? Okay.

DMK:

Based upon your post, were it up to you? You’d review a ballot publically and call the person out, just as you are trying to do with me.

Complete fantasy. I respect your right to keep your vote private as I clearly stated hours ago. It’s weird that you seem ashamed of who you voted for, but by all means, keep it to yourself.

DMK · 2020-04-24T23:33:15.450Z

Oryx:

That’s impolite in your mind? Okay.

Of course it is.

Unless you want to be in the voting booth with me to monitor me and everyone else.

Why do you suppose voting booths are designed to be private?

Could it be because of people just like you?

You might just want to take a step back and think about what you are asking.

Oryx · 2020-04-24T23:41:52.623Z

DMK:

Oryx:

That’s impolite in your mind? Okay.

Of course it is.

I don’t think it’s impolite to ask someone who they voted for. In fact, exit polling is part of every modern election. Does this offend you?:

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DougBH · 2020-04-24T23:48:18.660Z

I’m confused here. Was the refinancing taking place in 2012 or after Trump became President?
Were the terms of the agreement changed to Trump’s benefit after he became President…is that the problem?

DMK · 2020-04-24T23:51:28.968Z

Oryx:

I don’t think it’s impolite to ask someone who they voted for.

And if the person you ask tells you to pound sand and it is none of your business, what then?

Oryx · 2020-04-25T14:50:18.165Z

DMK:

And if the person you ask tells you to pound sand and it is none of your business, what then?

Then as I said at least twice, keep it to yourself. Somehow I’ll learn to live with this disappointment.

Roxiebelle · 2020-04-25T15:26:22.701Z

Munimula1:

I’d also call into question if this has anything to do with his praising China’s transparency in Feb and March.

This is why electing a POTUS (and his family) who owes $$$ all over the world is a bad idea.

Enough of TDS…BS! Trump is a lot tougher on China then any other president & has already changed the unfair trade practices in round one of the new trade deal with China and of course he publicly inflates the egos of despots whether its NK or China and that type of diplomacy works better for me as a taxpayer then politicians who sell out and make $$$ from China at my expense. He can praise the dictators all he wants in public as long as behind the scenes he is putting the sanction screws to them and you can bet China does not want another 4 years of Trump that’s for damned sure it’s the Dem candidate that China wants.

And as far as any loans the Trump organization, or any other American company has with China, I say default on the loans as payback for lost revenue caused by the the China covid19 they inflicted around the globe.

TommyLucchese · 2020-04-25T15:32:41.496Z

DMK:

Are you proposing to strip people of that privacy?

Oh the ridiculous drama to avoid admitting you voted for Trump.

Munimula1 · 2020-04-25T15:38:26.327Z

TommyLucchese:

DMK:

Are you proposing to strip people of that privacy?

Oh the ridiculous drama to avoid admitting you voted for Trump.

Understandable.

Roxiebelle · 2020-04-25T17:04:21.241Z

DMK:

■■■■ that. He should tell them to pound sand.

Absolutely! All American businesses that owe China anything should either default on the loan or sue their butts off in the world court, you know the global court libs are so fond of.

DougBH · 2020-04-25T17:57:05.761Z

Roxiebelle:

Enough of TDS…BS! Trump is a lot tougher on China then any other president & has already changed the unfair trade practices in round one of the new trade deal with China and of course he publicly inflates the egos of despots whether its NK or China…

I thought we were told he was xenophobic in his actions against China.

STODR · 2020-04-25T18:16:04.920Z

Come on that was so yesterday. It didn’t work so they are slinging poo anouther direction.

Tim · 2020-04-25T20:08:28.222Z

Munimula1:

Trump owed millions to Bank of China | Washington Examiner

I’d also call into question if this has anything to do with his praising China’s transparency in Feb and March.

This is why electing a POTUS (and his family) who owes $$$ all over the world is a bad idea.

This story didn’t age well.

Trump owed millions to Bank of China

by Madison Dibble | April 24, 2020 10:36 AM | Updated Apr 24, 2020, 07:58 PM

So what was the update?

After initially reporting that Trump stills owes the Bank of China, Politico updated its report on Saturday with feedback from the state-owned bank, which stated that it sold its debt on the property weeks after the 2012 loan.

“On November 7, 2012 several financial institutions including the Bank of China participated in a commercial mortgage loan of $950 million to Vornado Realty Trust. Within 22 days, the loan was securitized and sold into the CMBS market, as is a common practice in the industry. Bank of China has not had any ownership interest in that loan since late November 2012," a spokesperson for Bank of China USA told the Washington Examiner in response to the report.

Maybe Politico should reach out to Bank of China on details before running a misinformation campaign. Modern journalism fails again.