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ConservativeWave » Today, 8:34 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 8:34 am

HA!!  WHAT a MOROOOOON YOU ARE!

America is waking UP, SEEING Democrats for what they are, and KICKING them to the curb as a result ! 

D-Dementia? YOU are showing the WORLD who really has Dementia, a LACK of intellect, and ABSOLUTELY NO Common SENSE... and it's NOT America, NOR the Republican Party !!  IT'S YOU are sounding like that blabbering mentally deranged idiot... yelling at the WORLD, from the side of a busy street... and calling everyone DERANGED except himself !!

...AND, "Trump does not give a **** about American's financial situations"?  I guess that's why he has brought $20 Trillion of foreign investment into America, is REBUILDING American Industry, REVITALIZING the American WORK FORCE, while cutting 350,000 (and counting) Government Bureaucrat jobs... that serve NO BENEFIT for ANYONE... except the Democrat Politicians that they vote for !

WAKE UP... YOU are LOSING the FIGHT... and MOST Democrats KNOW IT... That's why they're SQUEALING like STUCK PIGS !!

BUT, c’est la vie !!

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g08dlnd0vo

Farts of the Deals..    Trump Tower stinks to much for Oz.

Plans for Australia's first Trump Tower scrapped due to 'toxic' brand, developer says
14 hours ago
Lana Lam
Sydney

@EricTrump/X A concept image of the Trump International Hotel & Tower Gold Coast, towering above other skyscrapers and tall buildings on Australia's Gold Coast@EricTrump/X
A concept image of the Trump International Hotel & Tower Gold Coast
Plans for a A$1.5bn ($1.1bn; £802m) Trump Tower in Queensland have been scrapped with an Australian developer blaming the "toxic" Trump brand and the Iran war for the project's demise.

It comes just three months after the deal was announced, with claims that the 91-storey luxury hotel on the Gold Coast would be Australia's tallest building, measuring 335 metres (1,100 ft) high, taller than the Shard in London.

Details about the project have been deleted from the Trump Organization's website with a spokesperson saying the developer had not met obligations.

Altus Property Group denied those claims and maintained the project would continue with other luxury brands as options.

"Let's just say that with the Iran war and everything else, the Trump brand was increasingly toxic in Australia," David Young, chief executive of Altus Property group, said in a statement.

"Some time ago we knew it was time to part company. It was not about not meeting obligations. There are other luxury brand options for us. The project is live."

A spokeswoman for the Trump Organisation said it had been "very excited" about the project, but had relied on it's "licensing partner meeting certain obligations".

"After months of negotiations and empty promise, after empty promise, on a supposed $1.5 billion project, Altus Property Group was unable to meet the most basic financial obligation due upon the execution of the agreement," Kimberly Benza, director of executive operations for the Trump Organization, said.