U.S. banks won't lend Trump a dime. Russian oligarchs own him

[Cyrano]

Trump has screwed American banks so often that he's at the top of their shit list.

He's borrowed from the Deutsch Bank and from Russian oligarchs and he is up to his ears in debt.

Wonder why he loves Putin so much? Follow the money.

Way, way too much data to post here, but take a few minutes, Google Trump loans, debts, etc. Just a brief scanning of the stories will show you a bit of reality.

Tracking finances is always complex and most of us are not CPAs or forensic accountants.

But here's the bottom line. American banks won't go near Trump. Russian
billionaires will. No one knows how much Trump owes them, but the Trump/Putin love fest exists for a reason.

So if somehow Trump ends up as the next president, you should know who owns him.

[kimbutgar]

1. I wish we could push this out in our timid media

But sadly his brain washed zombie supporters won't care.

[unblock]

2. why is "u.s. bankers find trump untrustworthy" not a huge story?

oh, yeah, that would be down to our fair and balanced media....

[Cyrano]

3. It took at least four years to nail "I am not a crook" Nixon

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If Trump, through whatever means makes it to the White House, there will be no "nailing" him.

When you control the FBI, the NSA, the CIA, and all other intelligence agencies, there's not much you can do to impeach a sitting president.

And add to that, if Trump wins, the Dems will probably not control the Senate, not to mention that the Republicans will still control the House.

And guess who gets to pick the next one or more Supreme Court Justices?

If Trump "wins," "steals," or through some "rules of selecting the president," we will be screwed beyond repair.

And the real bottom line here is that if we end up with the "unbelievable" reality of a "President Trump," his "ownership by the Russians would just be the beginning of the end for America.

There's still time to stop this nightmare. And the answer is to stop Trump from ever getting near the White House.

[gratuitous]

4. There's really no time to report on this

The popular media are transfixed by Clinton's earrings, the squeaky-clean Clinton Foundation, and how nice bigots are. Besides, Trump's finances are soooo complicated! He says everything's fine, so why get all into the weeds about it?

[meow2u3]

5. This needs to be shouted from the rooftops

as the real reason Despicable Don fawns all over Bad Vlad. He's afraid he and his family will be whacked if they don't pay their Russian creditors pronto, since his US credit rating is shot to hell.

[lindysalsagal]

6. it absolfrikinlutely does.

And so he accuses her of using the foundation for political favors. Incredible.

[calimary]

7. Okay - google the stories.

All I did, just now, was google "Trump russian money", just those three words. Didn't even capitalize the word "russian."

LOTS of stuff came up. Including one of my early favorites:

|http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/trump-putin-yes-it-s-really-a-thing

Then copy one of these (like the one above), and tweet it to the news anchor of your choice. If there's room, add the twitter handle of another anchor at another network.

For a list of those twitter handles, go HERE (and just scroll down. There are LOTS of them):

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12512400046

Look at it this way:

Those video clips of Hillary being helped to her car (while she's STILL on her feet, btw, not some invalid needing a stretcher, okay?). Imagine The Media instead of Hillary, in that scenario. Except in their case you DO need a stretcher, to lift them into a paramedic truck, not some standard-issue black SUV.

The media LITERALLY needs to be helped into the journalism ambulance - by those of us who are, in effect, citizen watchdogs and citizen journalists. When the pros fail, we need US, OURSELVES, to step in and, very sad-to-say, SHOW THEM HOW TO DO THEIR JOBS.

[anamandujano]

8. How about a press conf or ad with bank presidents speaking of this?

It's important. The only problem I see is the presidents might be Repuke and are afraid to go on record.

On the other hand, if the maniac gets elected, his first order of business will be pardoning himself of all crimes and debts.

[nolabels]

9. Not wanting to stick up for Trump or anything, but that kind action might even be illegal

Going public with specific reasons for a loan denials about individuals or other entities is probably real bad business at any rate no matter what one might be thinking or doing.

[anamandujano]

10. Well, the information is already out there. How did that happen if they kept mum?

If the info is there, she can make an ad.

Can the bank presidents do a class action suit?

[nolabels]

11. Those button down places kind of have a pecking order

Bank President's going political sounds like really a stretch at any rate. What bank executive would risk any part of a career for such a move or thinking? Their business is making money and that's how they get their jobs and advancement. They are just like cops in the way they group think, nothing gets out of the ordinary unless it's by the other party

Sure they are going to try and get money back but most likely that's a whole other department.

[anamandujano]

13. If we know it, if you can google it, somebody spilled.

It's the perfect subject matter for an ad.

[okaawhatever]

14. You are correct. Someone who works for a bank where he never applied for a loan, and has not seen

any privileged information can comment generally on it. There is enough public info to put the pieces together.

Anchor: "Why won't American banks loan to Donald Trump"

Banker (or former banker): Having not seen Trump's personal credit or D & B rating, I can't comment directly on him, but most American banks have policies of not loaning to companies with multiple bankruptcies, especially a company with literally thousands of judgements and legal claims against it in addition to bankruptcies. . As a banker I would also be concerned that someone who had hundreds of unpaid liens from sub-contractors, wouldn't be able to find competent subs willing to work for that company, If they could find competent subs, the title might be clouded by multiple liens in the event the bank needed to foreclose.

You know....something like that...

[imanamerican63]

12. As the cookie crumbles, so does Trump!

He fingerprints prints left behind will be the final broken crumb!

[DAMANgoldberg]

15. The closest he get to the White House is on a tour.

Imagine someone who is personally indebted to people that have a way of collecting not unlike the Mafia. Imagine that person was elected President of the US. He has proven to stiff ordinary people and US bankers before, he thinks he can do it now and be protected by Secret Service when they come after him or his family. This is the scenario that could easily start the 3rd and FINAL World War that will obliterate the planet as we know it.

Most of us are aware that you can't take it with you $$ that is. I don't profess to understand the mind of most 1%, but it seems to me that you can only rake more cash if you are alive to do so. They may not accept Hillary as president, but there is a really good chance that the world continues as before, and even with her policies being passed and implemented, they will still get theirs. Absolutely not a given with President Trump and Vice President Pence (who will play the role of Cheney).

[Divine Discontent]

16. serious ads need made by super pacs about things that will put America at a risk if he

became president. This absolutely would. He is in debt, won't release his tax returns that would show all this, and all of his dealings, and yet, and YET, he wants America to believe the reason he should be president is because he's this so-called great biz man!