Experts Said for Weeks That Trump Might Get Bonded By Kremlin Allies. Now It’s Happening— National Security Threat—So Why Is Media So Silent About the Greenberg Family?
The adjudicated rapist & adjudicated fraud somehow got a bond, and he is a significant national security risk, and we should know who he’s beholden to. Donald has no unencumbered assets, everything has debt and loans. And who owns the criminal?
New research into old business articles reveal that Evan Greenberg's ACE Insurance, which became #Chubb in 2016, "does business" with his onetime Russian-bank-owning father's Russia investment vehicle Starr International.
Greenberg's father-and longtime boss at AIG-Maurice Greenberg, is a Vladimir Putin business associate who has also associated, as discussed in detail below, with Russian spies, other Kremlin agents, and the 2016 Trump presidential campaign. If these entanglements continue to exist in 2024, it is highly likely that in fact, Evan Greenberg's company's business interests are entwined through his father, with Russian government-owned entities.
The entwined stories of the Trump family and the Greenberg family—i.e., Trump and his new $91.63 million lender—read like a spy novel because at many points it literally is a spy story. -sethabramson
My Elon Musk tracker app showed Musk flying into West Palm Beach the Friday Trump was informed he would be held accountable & was given a timeline for the entire $91.3x10*6. He flew out of WPB the next day. He flew in & out of WPB on an overnighted one more time since then.
Parse the known fraudster's words very carefully. He did say after the alleged meeting that he did not give any Money - but that is different from saying that he did not provide a guarantee.
On March 2nd:
Trump’s jet and Elon Musk’s jet have just both landed at West Palm Beach International Airport. Within 10 minutes of each other.
On Feb 16:
Landed near West Palm Beach, Florida, United States. Stayed in WPB for 24 hours+
"A New York judge ordered Donald Trump and his companies on Friday to pay $355 million, finding they engaged in a yearslong scheme to dupe banks and others with financial statements that inflated his wealth.
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A peddler has been walking the town streets all day. It's been extremely hot and he's tired. As he passes through the market, he sees a man with an enormous decanter of ice water. The man #offers to #trade him a glass of ice water for one of the peddler's wares.
The peddler thinks on it for a second. He can drink at home, but this looks so refreshing... He accepts the trade.
Question: Which of the two men is #better off than he was before the trade?
BOTH men are better off than they were before the trade. If either one felt they would be in a worse position after the trade, they would refuse to complete it, and nothing would change hands.
In that moment, in those circumstances, using their own best #judgment of their #needs and #desires, both men #valued what the other #offered to trade more than they valued what they had to #exchange for it.
And therefore, they're both better off afterwards.