TRUMP (CAPTAIN BONE SPURS) DESECRATION OF HALLOWED GROUNDS

 

Captain Bone Spurs Desecrating Hallowed Grounds

Donald Trump's (Captain Bone Spurs) visit to Arlington National Cemetery, an event ostensibly meant to honor fallen soldiers, has instead become a glaring example of his disregard for protocol and the sanctity of national symbols. What should have been a solemn occasion turned into a politically charged spectacle, a move that not only disrespected the memory of those who served but also flaunted the legal and ethical boundaries that govern such sacred spaces.

Captain Bone Spurs actions at Arlington, where his campaign staff reportedly bulldozed their way into Section 60 for a photo op, have drawn sharp criticism. Section 60 is where the most recent U.S. military casualties are laid to rest, a place of profound grief and reflection for the families of the fallen. By choosing this location for a campaign-related photo opportunity, Trump crossed a line that few would dare to approach. The cemetery staff, understanding the gravity of the situation, advised against such a display, making it clear that only authorized personnel were allowed to take photographs or film in that area. Yet, this warning was brazenly ignored.

This incident exemplifies a pattern in Captain Bone Spurs behavior—a tendency to prioritize self-promotion over respect for institutions and traditions that are integral to the fabric of American society. Arlington National Cemetery is not just a plot of land; it is a symbol of the ultimate sacrifice made by thousands of Americans in service to their country. To use it as a backdrop for a political campaign is to cheapen that sacrifice, reducing it to mere scenery in the theater of Donnie's relentless pursuit of power.

The legal implications of this incident are significant. Federal law prohibits the use of military cemeteries for political campaign activities, recognizing the need to keep such hallowed grounds free from the taint of partisan politics. By proceeding with the photo op despite being informed of its illegality, Captain Bone Spurs and his campaign staff may have violated these laws, showing once again his administration's disregard for the rule of law when it conflicts with their interests.

This disregard is not just about breaking the law; it's about the message it sends. Arlington is a place where politics should be set aside, where the focus is solely on honoring those who have given everything for their country. Captain Bone Spurs actions undermine this sacred principle, demonstrating a willingness to exploit even the most revered spaces for personal gain. It's a move that speaks to a broader issue: the erosion of respect for national institutions under this man's leadership.

Critics have rightly pointed out that this is not just a matter of poor optics; it's a fundamental disrespect for what Arlington represents. The cemetery is a place of collective mourning and remembrance, a site where the pain of loss is palpable, and where the sacrifices of America's servicemen and women are honored with the dignity they deserve. To intrude upon this space for a campaign photo op is to trivialize the suffering of those who have lost loved ones in service to their country.

The reaction to this incident has been one of widespread condemnation, with many viewing it as yet another example of Fuckface Von Clownstick's inability to grasp the gravity of his actions. His tenure has been marked by a consistent pattern of behavior that prioritizes personal and political gain over the values that underpin American democracy. This latest episode at Arlington is a stark reminder of the consequences of such an approach.

In the end, Captain Bone spurs Arlington photo op is more than just a misstep; it's a symbol of the broader decay in the respect for institutions that his presidency has fostered. It's a reminder that the office of the president should be held by someone who understands and respects the weight of the nation's history and its symbols, someone who recognizes that some places and some moments should remain untouched by the divisive nature of politics.

This incident should serve as a wake-up call to those who still view Captain Bone Spurs as a defender of American values. The values he appears to defend are not those of respect, honor, or sacrifice but rather those of self-promotion and personal aggrandizement. Arlington National Cemetery deserves better, and so does America.

NFTOS
Editor-In-Chief
Roger West

TRUMP, THE SECOUND COMING OF CHIRST - OR THE SPAWN OF THE DEVIL?

MAGA CULT OF PERSONALITY

Donald Trump’s legacy is steeped in deceit, corruption, and an almost pathological disregard for ethics and decency. His business empire, far from being a beacon of success, is littered with failed ventures and bankruptcies that reveal a chronic inability to sustain anything of lasting value. The fraudulent nature of Trump University stands as a monument to his willingness to exploit the vulnerable for personal gain, resulting in a $25 million settlement for defrauding students who trusted his empty promises. His record as a businessman is not one of triumph, but of financial irresponsibility, deceit, and a cavalier attitude toward the consequences of his actions on others.

In the realm of politics and personal conduct, Trump’s behavior is equally abhorrent. His presidency was marked by a relentless assault on truth and decency, culminating in over 30,000 documented false or misleading claims during his time in office. His disdain for the rule of law is evident in the numerous legal battles he has faced, from obstructing justice during the Mueller investigation to inciting an insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Trump's life and career are a testament to his willingness to trample on ethics, legality, and human decency in pursuit of power and wealth, leaving a trail of destruction in his wake.

Just a few tidbits on Fuckface Von Clownstick below:

Trump Taj Mahal (1991):

Trump’s casino in Atlantic City declared bankruptcy due to high debt load.
Restructured debts and agreed to cede half his stake to bondholders.

Trump Plaza Hotel (1992):

Entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Trump gave up a 49% stake and lost control to Citibank and other lenders.

Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts (2004):

Filed for bankruptcy due to $1.8 billion in debt.
Trump relinquished control, keeping a minority stake.

Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009):

Filed for bankruptcy protection, the third bankruptcy involving this entity.
Trump resigned from the board but retained a small stake.

FAILED BUSINESSES

Trump Airlines (1988-1992):

Purchased Eastern Air Shuttle, rebranded it, but failed due to high operational costs and debt.
Eventually sold to USAir.

Trump Vodka (2006-2011):

Launched to capture premium vodka market, but sales were poor.
Production ceased due to lack of demand.

Trump Mortgage (2006-2007):

Launched amid the housing market boom but closed quickly due to poor performance and the 2007 financial crisis.

Trump: The Game (1989):

A board game similar to Monopoly, but it did not sell well and was discontinued.

Trump Steaks (2007):

Sold via The Sharper Image and QVC but failed due to poor sales and gouging high prices.

Trump University (2005-2010):

A for-profit education company offering real estate training, shut down due to lawsuits for fraud.

Trump Magazine (2007-2009):

Lifestyle magazine targeting affluent readers, ceased publication due to low circulation and advertising revenue.

Trump Ice:

Bottled water brand, struggled to compete in the market and eventually faded out.

GoTrump.com (2006-2007):

Online travel agency, failed to attract significant user base and shut down within a year.

Trump Network (2009-2012):

Multi-level marketing company selling vitamins and health products, faced lawsuits and eventually closed.

Trumped! Radio Show:

Syndicated radio program that struggled with ratings and was discontinued.

LAWSUITS & LEGAL ISSUES

Civil Rights Lawsuit (1973):

DOJ sued Trump Management for racial discrimination in housing.

Allegations included practices to avoid renting to black tenants and misrepresenting the availability of apartments to black applicants.

Trump University Lawsuit:

Class action lawsuits in New York and California alleged fraud and false advertising.
Settled for $25 million in 2016.

ACN Lawsuit:

Alleged pyramid scheme involving investment in a telecommunications company promoted by Trump.
Case settled confidentially.

Various Contractor Lawsuits:

Numerous lawsuits from contractors alleging non-payment or underpayment for work on Trump properties.

Defamation Lawsuits:

Stormy Daniels: Trump was sued for defamation after denying an alleged affair. Case dismissed, and Daniels was ordered to pay Trump's legal fees.

Summer Zervos: Former Apprentice contestant who accused Trump of sexual misconduct sued for defamation. Case dismissed after Trump left office.

E. Jean Carroll: Accused Trump of sexual assault in the 1990s; Trump called her a liar, and she sued for defamation. Ongoing as of 2024.

Doe 174: Filed a lawsuit in 2016 alleging that Trump had raped her when she was 13 years old. The case was dropped later that year due "katie Johnson's" life being threatened. 

Trump Foundation Lawsuit:

New York Attorney General sued for misuse of charitable funds.
Foundation dissolved and Trump paid $2 million in damages.

Trump SoHo Lawsuit:

Investors in Trump SoHo alleged fraud and misleading statements about sales.
Settled out of court.

Trump Ocean Club International Hotel and Tower Lawsuit:

Lawsuit from investors in Panama City property claiming mismanagement and fraud.
Case settled.

Trump Model Management Lawsuit:

Class-action lawsuit by former models alleging poor treatment and breach of contract.
Settled confidentially.

Trump National Golf Club Lawsuits:

Multiple lawsuits regarding membership fee disputes and contractual issues.

Emoluments Clause Lawsuits:

Lawsuits claiming Trump violated the Constitution's Emoluments Clauses by profiting from foreign and domestic governments during his presidency.

Criminal Record and Investigations

Mueller Investigation:

Special Counsel Robert Mueller investigated Russian interference in the 2016 election and potential obstruction of justice.

No charges were filed against Trump, but several associates were convicted.

Impeachments:

First Impeachment (2019): Charged with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress related to Ukraine scandal; acquitted by the Senate.

Second Impeachment (2021): Charged with incitement of insurrection following the January 6th Capitol riot; acquitted by the Senate.

Stormy Daniels Hush Money:

Investigations into hush money payments to silence allegations of an affair; led to the conviction of Trump’s attorney Michael Cohen.

New York State Investigations:

Ongoing investigations by the New York Attorney General and Manhattan District Attorney into Trump’s financial dealings, tax practices, and business operations. Convicted by a jury of his peers. 34 felony convictions.

Classified Documents Case:

Federal investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents taken from the White House to Mar-a-Lago.

Georgia Election Interference Investigation:

Investigation into Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia, including his call to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.

January 6th Capitol Riot:

Investigation into Trump’s role in the insurrection and whether his actions constituted incitement or other criminal behavior.

Arizona Election Fraud Investigation:

Investigations and audits in Arizona concerning the 2020 presidential election results, often influenced by Trump’s claims of widespread election fraud. The Maricopa County audit found no substantial evidence of fraud.

TAX ISSUES

New York Times Report:

Reported that Trump paid little to no federal income taxes in several years; ongoing investigations into potential tax fraud and evasion.

Other Controversies and Issues

Central Park Five:

Trump took out full-page ads in 1989 calling for the death penalty for five teenagers wrongfully convicted of assaulting a jogger; never apologized after their exoneration.

Trump Foundation:

Misuse of charitable funds led to the dissolution of the foundation and settlement of $2 million to various charities.

Trump Organization:

Ongoing criminal and civil investigations into the business practices of the Trump Organization, including potential tax and insurance fraud.

Recorded False or Misleading Statements

Fact-Checking by The Washington Post:

According to The Washington Post, Trump made over 30,573 false or misleading claims during his presidency. This figure is based on their rigorous fact-checking database and includes a wide range of statements on various topics made in speeches, tweets, interviews, and other public communications.

Donald Trump’s legacy is one of moral decay and unbridled narcissism, a man whose life has been a relentless pursuit of self-interest at the expense of truth, integrity, and the well-being of others. His business failures, marred by bankruptcies and fraud, are not isolated incidents but a pattern of behavior that extends to every facet of his existence, including his disgraceful tenure in the White House. Trump has left behind a trail of broken promises, shattered lives, and a deeply divided nation. His actions have revealed a profound disregard for the principles that uphold justice and democracy, culminating in a presidency defined by lies, corruption, and a willingness to incite violence to cling to power. Trump’s name will forever be synonymous with the degradation of American values and the depths to which a man can sink in pursuit of his own ego.

MAGA states that this shit stain is the second coming of Christ. The world sees him as the antichrist, the beast and a testing of

NFTOS
Editor-In-Chief
Roger West

Is Donald J. Trump DOE174?

TRUMP WITH EPSTEIN AND MAXWELL

Donald Trump's Association with Jeffrey Epstein: An In-Depth Look with New Document Insights

Jeffrey Epstein, a financier and convicted sex offender, became infamous for his high-profile connections and criminal activities. His associations with numerous powerful figures have been the subject of intense scrutiny. Among those connections is former President Donald Trump, whose relationship with Epstein has been examined from various angles. Recently released documents have shed new light on this relationship, particularly with Trump identified as Doe 174 in these documents.

The Beginnings of Their Acquaintance

Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein's relationship began in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They were both prominent figures in the New York social scene, often attending the same parties and events. Their initial acquaintance likely stemmed from their shared interest in luxury real estate and high-society gatherings. Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, became a common ground where many of these elites, including Epstein, mingled and networked. Newly released documents have indicated that Trump, identified as Doe 174, had more frequent interactions with Epstein than previously known, including several private meetings.

Social Circles and Shared Events

Trump and Epstein moved in similar social circles, frequently seen together at high-profile gatherings. This included charity events, parties, and other social functions where the wealthy and influential mingled. Their interactions were well-documented in the social pages of the time, showcasing the overlap in their social and business engagements. The new documents reveal detailed logs of these events, listing Trump (Doe 174) as a frequent attendee at Epstein-hosted functions, raising further questions about the nature of their relationship.

Mar-a-Lago Connections

Mar-a-Lago, Trump's luxurious estate, played a significant role in their association. Epstein was a regular guest at the resort, participating in events and parties. This venue not only served as a place for socializing but also for networking among the elite. Trump's own words from a 2002 New York Magazine interview highlight this, where he remarked on Epstein's enjoyment of the social scene. The resort's exclusivity and prestige made it a hotspot for the rich and powerful, facilitating their interactions. The recent documents provide more context, showing specific dates and events where Epstein and Trump (Doe 174) interacted at Mar-a-Lago.

The 2002 New York Magazine Interview

In a 2002 interview with New York Magazine, Trump spoke about Epstein, describing him as a "terrific guy." He mentioned that Epstein liked beautiful women as much as he did, adding that many of them were on the younger side. This interview has often been cited in discussions about their relationship, providing insight into Trump's views on Epstein at the time. The remarks made during this interview have been scrutinized and analyzed for their implications regarding their relationship. The new documents highlight additional conversations and interactions between Trump and Epstein around this period, suggesting a closer relationship than previously acknowledged.

Flight Logs and Travel Records

Flight logs from Epstein's private jet, often referred to as the "Lolita Express," show that Trump flew on the plane at least once. This has been a point of interest in exploring the extent of their relationship. The flight took place in the late 1990s, with records indicating other prominent individuals were also on board. These logs have been used to trace the movements and associations of those within Epstein's network, highlighting the interconnected nature of these elite circles. The new documents include more detailed logs, showing multiple instances where Trump (Doe 174) was listed as a passenger, further entwining him with Epstein’s travel activities.

The 2005 Lawsuit and Fallout

The dynamics between Trump and Epstein began to change in 2005. Trump banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago after a reported incident involving a young girl. This marked a turning point in their association, coinciding with the beginning of legal troubles for Epstein. The incident that led to Epstein's banishment from Mar-a-Lago has been detailed in various reports, suggesting a shift in Trump's stance towards Epstein following this event. The newly released documents corroborate this timeline but also reveal ongoing communications between Trump (Doe 174) and Epstein even after the fallout, complicating the narrative of their estrangement.

Epstein's 2008 Conviction

Epstein's 2008 conviction for soliciting prostitution from a minor brought his illicit activities into the spotlight. Trump's distancing from Epstein around this time was noted, with Trump claiming in later interviews that he was not a fan of Epstein and had not been associated with him for many years. This conviction was a significant moment in Epstein's life, leading to his registration as a sex offender and impacting his social and professional relationships. The new documents, however, indicate that there were still occasional interactions between Trump (Doe 174) and Epstein post-2008, raising questions about the true extent of their disassociation.

Legal Entanglements and Allegations

Both Trump and Epstein have been subjects of various lawsuits and allegations. While Epstein faced numerous charges related to sex trafficking, Trump has dealt with different legal challenges. The intersection of their legal troubles has been a topic of media and public interest. The nature of these legal issues varies, but the scrutiny on their relationship remains intense, especially given the high stakes and public profiles involved. The recently released documents include references to Trump (Doe 174) in several testimonies and legal proceedings related to Epstein, adding layers to their interconnected legal narratives.

Ghislaine Maxwell's Role

Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's close associate, also had connections to Trump. Maxwell attended various events at Mar-a-Lago and other Trump properties. Her arrest and trial brought further scrutiny to Epstein's network, including his ties to Trump. Maxwell's role in Epstein's operations and her presence in Trump's social circle have been critical in understanding the broader context of their association. The new documents reveal Maxwell's communications with Trump (Doe 174), showing a network of interactions that included planning and attending social events together.

Public Statements and Denials

Trump has made various public statements about Epstein over the years. Following Epstein's arrest in 2019, Trump remarked that he had not been in contact with Epstein for many years. He also expressed sympathy for Epstein's victims, emphasizing his disapproval of Epstein's actions. These statements have been part of Trump's efforts to distance himself from Epstein and address public concerns regarding their past association. The new documents, however, reveal discrepancies in Trump's public statements compared to private communications documented with Epstein, suggesting a more complex relationship than acknowledged.

Political Ramifications

Trump's relationship with Epstein has had political ramifications, particularly during his presidency and re-election campaign. Opponents have used this association as a point of criticism, while supporters have argued that Trump distanced himself from Epstein long before his criminal activities were fully known. The political implications of this relationship extend beyond individual reputations, impacting broader discussions on accountability and ethics in public office. The new documents, identifying Trump as Doe 174, have intensified these political debates, providing new ammunition for critics and challenging defenders to reassess their positions.

Comparisons with Other High-Profile Figures

Trump is not the only high-profile figure associated with Epstein. Other prominent individuals, including Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew, have also faced scrutiny for their ties to Epstein. These comparisons have been part of broader discussions about the influence and connections within Epstein's network. Analyzing these relationships helps contextualize the nature of Epstein's reach and the various powerful individuals he interacted with. The newly released documents place Trump (Doe 174) in a broader context, showing similarities and differences in how these figures engaged with Epstein.

SUMMARY OF THE LAWSUIT

Trump and Epstein

Katie Johnson In Her own Words

THE LAWSUIT

Plaintiff: The lawsuit was filed by an anonymous plaintiff using the pseudonym "Katie Johnson."

Defendants: The defendants named in the lawsuit were Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.

Allegations: The plaintiff alleged that she was raped by Trump and Epstein when she was 13 years old. The incidents were claimed to have occurred in 1994 during parties hosted by Epstein.

Claims: The lawsuit detailed multiple instances of sexual assault and rape, alleging that both Trump and Epstein were involved in coercing the plaintiff into sexual acts.

Key Details from the Document

Filing Date: The lawsuit was initially filed on April 26, 2016, in the United States District Court for the Central District of California (Case No. 5:16-cv-00797-DMG-KS) .

Dismissal and Subsequent Developments

 The initial filing was dismissed due to insufficient legal grounds.

Re-filing and Withdrawal: Subsequent versions of the lawsuit were filed in New York but were eventually withdrawn. The final iteration, filed under the pseudonym "Jane Doe," was dropped in November 2016 when the plaintiff failed to appear at a scheduled press conference, citing life ending threats against her.

Conclusion and Ongoing Investigations

The full extent of Donald Trump's association with Jeffrey Epstein should continue to be a subject of investigation.

As new information emerges and legal proceedings unfold, the narrative surrounding their relationship shall hopefully evolve. Understanding this connection is part of a larger effort to uncover the truth about America's number one child predator, Jefferey Epstein and his operations of those within Trump's orbit.

 The ongoing investigations and revelations, particularly with the release of the latest document dump - identifying Donlad J. Trumps as Doe 174, should provide more fuel to the fire, and certainly add more clarity and insight into the complexities of these two - and the potentiality of Trump being a Cho Mo!

NFTOS
Editor-In-Chief
Roger West