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257 countries
Oh...by the way, the Congressman who has been releasing the Deep-State transcripts (Doug Collins) just told Fox News that tomorrow (Wednesday) there will be lots of "fireworks".
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: AgarthaSeed
CNN is an Anti-America terrorist organization with global reach (257 countries). A traitor to America. It should be treated as such by our government.
originally posted by: crankyoldman
Ag, this is a panic in DC statement...
a reply to: AgarthaSeed
Every day is a blank slate to Trump. What he said yesterday doesn't matter to him -- nor is it indicative of what he will say and do today or tomorrow.
Provocateuring at its best. I can assure folks one thing - Q/DJT and the crew will NOT, not ever, reveal a thing simply because they are taunted. This is way bigger then some shill/troll/provocateur gamesmanship.
The re-fi didn't help. In 2012, the club defaulted, and for the next three years, its debt payments were made by Puerto Rico's Tourism Development Fund, which was guaranteeing the bonds. In 2015, the Trump partnership ended. The club reverted to its original name — the Coco Beach Golf and Country Club — and filed for bankruptcy. It claimed $9.2 million in assets and $78.1 million in liabilities: $32.6 million in bonds and $45.5 million to other creditors. The Tourism Development Fund sought to recover $32.1 million in principal and interest on the bonds.
Much further down the list, Trump International Golf Club at Coco Beach claimed $690,339 in unpaid management fees. The bankruptcy files don't indicate whether Trump's company ever recovered its claim. The Trump Organization didn't respond to NPR inquiries.
originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: PokeyJoe
Maybe Trumps sore because of his business failure in Puerto Rico?
www.npr.org...
The re-fi didn't help. In 2012, the club defaulted, and for the next three years, its debt payments were made by Puerto Rico's Tourism Development Fund, which was guaranteeing the bonds. In 2015, the Trump partnership ended. The club reverted to its original name — the Coco Beach Golf and Country Club — and filed for bankruptcy. It claimed $9.2 million in assets and $78.1 million in liabilities: $32.6 million in bonds and $45.5 million to other creditors. The Tourism Development Fund sought to recover $32.1 million in principal and interest on the bonds.
Much further down the list, Trump International Golf Club at Coco Beach claimed $690,339 in unpaid management fees. The bankruptcy files don't indicate whether Trump's company ever recovered its claim. The Trump Organization didn't respond to NPR inquiries.