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originally posted by: JohnnyJetson
LOL have you ANY idea just How ridiculous a statement that is?
You're saying INTEL "took over Q" when Q became popular!? hahahahahahahahaa! serioulsy, hahaha!
a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow
and the Gov't needs to come clean and those responsible to pay up.
a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow
and the Gov't needs to come clean and those responsible to pay up.
originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: PokeyJoe
apparently, it was at a Rally
waterfordwhispersnews.com...
For the record, I am NOT comparing Trump to Hitler, I am NOT saying he mirrors Hitler, I am NOT saying anything related to Hitler, just what Trump said
The furtive appearance by the A-list celebrity is the latest twist in a case that has drawn in a medley of characters - including a rapper who was once part of the Fugees, Malaysia's former prime minister and a prominent fundraiser for President Donald Trump.
The financier, Low Taek Jho, was charged in federal court in New York late last year in connection with the theft and money laundering. Prosecutors have pursued related cases into ex-Goldman Sachs bankers they say were involved in laundering money and a Justice Department employee who admitted to helping the lobbying campaign.
It is unclear exactly what DiCaprio told grand jurors, or how authorities were able to get him in and out of the federal courthouse without anyone noticing.
The investigation - which has come to be known by the shorthand "1MDB" for the investment fund that authorities say was ransacked - has long been star-studded, though DiCaprio is perhaps its biggest name to emerge thus far.
Prosecutors also recently alleged in court papers that former Fugees rapper Prakazrel "Pras" Michel was involved in setting up accounts to make payments for Low's lobbying effort to kill the investigation, and that he hired an investment firm owner to press his case with the Trump administration.
People familiar with the case said the investment firm owner was Elliott Broidy, a veteran Republican fundraiser who helped corral big donors to support Trump's campaign. Neither Broidy nor Michel have been charged with any crimes, though people familiar with the case said investigators are still exploring whether they violated any laws.
The lobbying effort, prosecutors said, was ultimately unsuccessful.
Michel has denied wrongdoing, and Broidy's attorney has declined to comment on court papers that describe his client's lobbying work, though the attorney has noted the papers do not identify his client by name.
Prosecutors have alleged in court papers that Low cozied up to DiCaprio, allowing the actor to gamble on his tab at the Venetian casino in Las Vegas, gifting him artwork and helping him get funding for the hit movie "Wolf of Wall Street." Low, a businessman who has close relationships with high-ranking government officials in Malaysia and Abu Dhabi, is believed to be in China.
originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: PokeyJoe
apparently, it was at a Rally
waterfordwhispersnews.com...
“I’m going to come up with the best way of discriminating against a large group of people, believe you me, and this guy Hitler, he had some good ideas, but he didn’t go far enough, let’s make America great again,” Trump said to a surprising number of applause from the crowd.
“I mean, the guy was a socialist let’s not forget that, but he had one, maybe two good ideas, he went on to tattoo large groups of troublesome people and rounded them up in prisons and camps, this is what we have to do,” Trump added.
Trump admitted, however, that he had a problem with the idea of applying a star to the clothes of Muslims living in America.
“I’d be happy to replace it with a Trump logo, that’s a great branding opportunity, and some giant ‘X’ or something through the word ‘Muslim’, believe you me, this would solve everything,” Trump concluded.
en.wikipedia.org...
In June 2017, the DOJ began moves to recover more than US$1 billion from people close to Najib and 1MDB,[275][276][277][278] seizing assets including high-end properties in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Manhattan, New York City and London,[279][280] as well as fine artwork, a private jet, a luxury yacht and royalties from the film The Wolf of Wall Street and its production company Red Granite Pictures.[281][282][283] On 7 March 2018 in Californian courts, the producers of the film agreed to pay US$60 million to settle DOJ's claims that they financed the movie with money siphoned from 1MDB.[