By John Q. Hosedrinker I am utterly shocked and not surprised at all to hear that Donald Trump has been found to have fraudulently boosted the value of Scottish homes by up to £200m. This man seems to be incapable of engaging in any business dealings without committing some form of fraud or deception. It’s almost comical how consistent he is in his dishonest practices. From lying about the number of homes built in a project associated with a loss-making golf club in Aberdeen to inflating property valuations to dupe banks, Trump’s fraudulent behavior knows no bounds.
The fact that a US judge found that it had been falsely claimed that 2500 homes had already been built when only planning permission for 500 existed is a clear indication of the extent of Trump’s deceitful tactics. It’s a surreal scenario, akin to not being able to remember if you locked the front door – except in this case, it’s about not being able to recall if you built thousands of houses.
What’s even more disheartening is the sheer audacity and lack of accountability displayed by Trump in his business dealings. The idea of manipulating property valuations for tax purposes and borrowing against inflated values just adds another layer to the already complex web of deception surrounding him. The Trump brand seems to have become synonymous with fraud, deceit, and corruption.
It’s both troubling and concerning that someone with such a track record of fraudulent behavior could have been elected as the President of the United States. The thought of him potentially running for office again is not only absurd but also a disheartening reflection of the state of politics today. How can anyone continue to support a man who has demonstrated time and time again that he is a conman and a crook?
The possibility of Scotland taking legal action against Trump for his fraudulent activities is a glimmer of hope in what seems like a never-ending saga of corruption. One can only hope that justice prevails, and that those who have been affected by his deceitful practices will see some form of restitution.
In the end, it’s essential to hold individuals like Trump accountable for their actions and to ensure that they are not above the law. The exposure of his fraudulent behavior in Scotland is just another chapter in the ongoing saga of deception and dishonesty that seems to define his business dealings. It’s time to stop turning a blind eye to his wrongdoings and to demand accountability from those in positions of power. Let this be a lesson that no one is above the law, not even someone as seemingly untouchable as Donald Trump. I am utterly shocked and not surprised at all to hear that Donald Trump has been found to have fraudulently boosted the value of Scottish homes by up to £200m. This man seems to be incapable of engaging in any business dealings without committing some form of fraud or deception. It’s almost comical how consistent he is in his dishonest practices. From lying about the number of homes built in a project associated with a loss-making golf club in Aberdeen to inflating property valuations to dupe banks, Trump’s fraudulent behavior knows no bounds.
The fact that a US judge found that it had been falsely claimed that 2500 homes had already been built when only planning permission for 500 existed is a clear indication of the extent of Trump’s deceitful tactics. It’s a surreal scenario, akin to not being able to remember if you locked the front door – except in this case, it’s about not being able to recall if you built thousands of houses.
What’s even more disheartening is the sheer audacity and lack of accountability displayed by Trump in his business dealings. The idea of manipulating property valuations for tax purposes and borrowing against inflated values just adds another layer to the already complex web of deception surrounding him. The Trump brand seems to have become synonymous with fraud, deceit, and corruption.
It’s both troubling and concerning that someone with such a track record of fraudulent behavior could have been elected as the President of the United States. The thought of him potentially running for office again is not only absurd but also a disheartening reflection of the state of politics today. How can anyone continue to support a man who has demonstrated time and time again that he is a conman and a crook?
The possibility of Scotland taking legal action against Trump for his fraudulent activities is a glimmer of hope in what seems like a never-ending saga of corruption. One can only hope that justice prevails, and that those who have been affected by his deceitful practices will see some form of restitution.
In the end, it’s essential to hold individuals like Trump accountable for their actions and to ensure that they are not above the law. The exposure of his fraudulent behavior in Scotland is just another chapter in the ongoing saga of deception and dishonesty that seems to define his business dealings. It’s time to stop turning a blind eye to his wrongdoings and to demand accountability from those in positions of power. Let this be a lesson that no one is above the law, not even someone as seemingly untouchable as Donald Trump.