trump (the former guy)
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2022 7:25 am
Falsehoods Unchallenged Only Fester and Grow
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With them actually going up 1,000% on opensea, maybe he bought them all himself and is selling them on the secondary market.humblescribe wrote: ↑Fri Dec 16, 2022 4:25 pm So, if he licensed his name for these ephemeral items, I really do not think that he will receive 100% of the proceeds.
There has to be something in this for the people in this LLC, no?
I really don't think he will receive the entire $4.45 million. Maybe half; maybe more, but not the whole enchilada.
I saw this Farron Balanced video on YouTube. It looks like tfg and his team just stole images off the Internet and poorly photoshopped tfg’s head on to them.Gregg wrote: ↑Sat Dec 17, 2022 12:50 pmWith them actually going up 1,000% on opensea, maybe he bought them all himself and is selling them on the secondary market.humblescribe wrote: ↑Fri Dec 16, 2022 4:25 pm So, if he licensed his name for these ephemeral items, I really do not think that he will receive 100% of the proceeds.
There has to be something in this for the people in this LLC, no?
I really don't think he will receive the entire $4.45 million. Maybe half; maybe more, but not the whole enchilada.
(original Decrypt Media)Trump's NFT Rollout Went Exactly as You'd Expect
Ben Munster
Fri, December 16, 2022 at 9:34 PM GMT+1
On Thursday, former U.S. President Donald Trump released a 45,000-piece series of $99-apiece NFTs following long-awaited hints that a “major announcement” would be forthcoming.
Many people had assumed the announcement would relate to Trump’s recently declared 2024 presidential campaign, but here we are.
The NFT "trading cards" feature digital renderings of Trump in a variety of kitschy getups, including cowboy dusters and astronaut suits, which Trump described as “scenes pertaining to my life” in a promotional video.
Donald Trump Now Has an NFT Collection—And Crypto Twitter 'Can’t Even'
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/trum ... 46707.html
Decrypt Media wrote:But it didn't end there. There are also a number of scammy “terms and conditions” and clarifications.
Wall noted that after finally accessing his NFT card (a kind of 8-bit rendering of Trump being rained on by gold bars) he read in the small print that the promised chance at “dinner with Trump” was actually a Trump “gala dinner” (i.e. fundraiser), and the “Zoom call with Trump” was actually a “group Zoom call.” The word “won” in the sentence “you have won a 20-minute group Zoom call” referred to a footnote detailing further nuances: “Subject to validation and eligibility verification; screenshots are not proof of winning.”
Elsewhere, blockchain sleuths who looked more closely at the Polygon-based mint itself noted that the launch address also pre-minted a hefty portion of the rarest NFTs in the collection, apparently keeping them for the project's own benefit.
Probably just trying to help them find their table.
Untrue.
Donald Trump had to be told a pool of reporters would no longer follow him around because he wasn't president anymore: report
Hannah Getahun
Dec 19, 2022, 1:23 AM
Former President Donald Trump wanted reporters to cover a private event he was hosting.
Advisers then had to explain why he could no longer call on a press pool for his events.
Advisers found reporters who happened to be working near the area for his event, the Washington Post reported.
Aides and advisers to former President Donald Trump said he had a difficult time transitioning from the White House to life as a private citizen, according to a new report from the Washington Post.
According to the Post, one example of this was when Trump wanted his team to call on a press pool — reporters who travel with presidents — for an event at Mar-a-Lago. Advisers had to break the news to Trump that this was no longer a possibility.
"We had to explain to him that he didn't have a group standing around waiting for him anymore," an unnamed former aide told the Washington Post.
The advisers ended up pulling reporters who were near Mar-a-Lago for other reasons, two sources told the Post.
Once Trump left office, he was frustrated at his downsized life, which included a smaller number of Secret Service, no access to Air Force One, and little press coverage compared to when he was president, four unnamed advisers to Trump told the Post.
Trump has spent most of his post-presidency in isolation at Mar-a-Lago, playing golf six days a week and using dinner at the club as an opportunity to revel in the attention of admiring fans who applaud his entrances and exits from the dining room.
The praise he receives from guests at his Palm Beach, Florida, and Bedminster, New Jersey, clubs is how he gets the attention he became used to as president, an aide told the Post.
"The appetite for attention hasn't waned, but that's where he gets it now," an unnamed Trump confidant told the Washington Post."The networks don't carry his rallies. He doesn't get interviews anymore. He can't stand under the wing of Air Force One and gaggle [with reporters] for an hour."
He has also spent less time being challenged by aides and listening to opposition from political opponents, colleagues, and independent journalists, the Post reported.
Trump is now seeking a second term in the White House. On November 24, he announced his bid for president in 2024. Meanwhile, he continues to face mounting legal and political challenges.
Have you looked at his social site lately? Complete train wreck.New Turtle wrote: ↑Sun Dec 18, 2022 10:52 pm If he posts on Twitter, it will wreck his own social site.
Gupwalla wrote: ↑Sun Dec 18, 2022 10:45 pmUntrue.
Elon Musk, private owner of Twitter, re-activated Trump’s Twitter account. But Trump himself is not using it - the last account activity is his January 8, 2021, statement that he was not going to the inauguration on January 20.
The screenshot above was probably taken from Truth Social. It’s fairly common for Twitter users to screenshot TS, then comment on it on Twitter.
Legal genius Donald Trump says criminal charges against him would be double jeopardy since he was impeached for J6 already.
So he does admit he was an influence and force behind the insurrection?Kendra wrote: ↑Mon Dec 19, 2022 6:50 pm https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/stat ... 6403235840Legal genius Donald Trump says criminal charges against him would be double jeopardy since he was impeached for J6 already.