08-12-2016, 04:08 PM
There was, not exactly a treatise, but an analysis of the difference between flat out lying and bull s hiting. I don't have the link at the moment but it really hit the nail on the head.
Seems that for most of his life Mr. Trump has been a salesman and as such the lines between lies and bull s hit blur. It seems that those who travel in the same circles as Mr. Trump are aware and have been aware of that propensity for a long time. His Ability to raise funds and his creditworthiness have been questionable for a long time and he's needed to use European banks for credit loans, in particular, DeutschBank and HSBC.
He needed to do that because American banks would no longer lend him money
DeutschBank and HSBC are banking houses with less than stellar reputations and under investigation by different government regulatory agencies in a number of countries and are to this day the only institutions still locked into Trump. Locked in in this case means if he fails again, they fail with him.
The idea that Mr. Trump is a truly successful businessman may also be a myth, a myth long supported by unsubstantiated declarations and bravado, that he has anywhere close to the net assets or wealth he claims is questionable. That he won't release tax returns is telling, the last thing he wants is any close examination of his finances.
Seems that for most of his life Mr. Trump has been a salesman and as such the lines between lies and bull s hit blur. It seems that those who travel in the same circles as Mr. Trump are aware and have been aware of that propensity for a long time. His Ability to raise funds and his creditworthiness have been questionable for a long time and he's needed to use European banks for credit loans, in particular, DeutschBank and HSBC.
He needed to do that because American banks would no longer lend him money
DeutschBank and HSBC are banking houses with less than stellar reputations and under investigation by different government regulatory agencies in a number of countries and are to this day the only institutions still locked into Trump. Locked in in this case means if he fails again, they fail with him.
The idea that Mr. Trump is a truly successful businessman may also be a myth, a myth long supported by unsubstantiated declarations and bravado, that he has anywhere close to the net assets or wealth he claims is questionable. That he won't release tax returns is telling, the last thing he wants is any close examination of his finances.