Musk Responds to $354 Million Ruling in Trump’s Civil Fraud Case With One Simple Question

@CorvusBlackthorne Yup, taking out a loan, paying it back on time, with interest, is now a crime? When did that happen?

@sunsporter1649 When does a 10k ft apt become a 30k ft apt? The second that trump wants to use it as equity thats when.

@sunsporter1649 says Falsifying business records is a civil violation that may cost you a fine and your business license. Kinda like speeding is a civil violation that may cost you a fine and your driver's license.

I'm making it as simple as I can, sunstroke, but you're still not getting it, huh??

@ElwoodBlues So the bank had no fudicary interest in the transaction, and should be charged with a crime also, correct?

@sunsporter1649 No matter how many facts you delete, Falsifying business records remains a crime, and disgorgement of profits remains a suitable penalty.

@ElwoodBlues So Mar-A-Largo is worth $18,000,000?

@sunsporter1649 Trump falsified business records involving Mar-a-Lago, as proven by evidence given in court.

No matter how many facts you delete, Falsifying business records remains a crime, and disgorgement of profits remains a suitable penalty.

@ElwoodBlues That property is worth $18,000,000? What planet do you live on, Uranis?

@sunsporter1649 The judge never said that. ijit!!

Trump falsified business records involving Mar-a-Lago, as proven by evidence given in court.

No matter how many facts you delete, Falsifying business records remains a crime, and disgorgement of profits remains a suitable penalty.

@ElwoodBlues New York
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A New York judge ruled last week that former President Donald Trump inflated the value of his Mar-a-Lago estate by an eye-popping 2,300%

Updated 9:13 PM EDT, Tue October 3, 2023

@sunsporter1649 Show me that in Judge Engoron's decision. Oh wait, I scanned the PDF, and the figure 2,300% doesn't occur; with or without the comma. Seems you've got another one wrong, LOL!!!

Trump falsified business records involving Mar-a-Lago, as proven by evidence given in court.

No matter how many facts you delete, Falsifying business records remains a crime, and disgorgement of profits remains a suitable penalty.

@ElwoodBlues "The judge never said that."

Wonder who said that....

@sunsporter1649 Wonder who failed to check the facts.

Trump falsified business records involving Mar-a-Lago, as proven by evidence given in court.

No matter how many facts you delete, Falsifying business records remains a crime, and disgorgement of profits remains a suitable penalty.

@ElwoodBlues Having bought and sold a few a few propertys in Florida, there are at least 4 different values on property, so which one of those is correct and all else are criminal activities?

@sunsporter1649 Changing the subject, are we? That's the way sunstroke admits he has lost the debate, LOL!!!

Trump falsified business records involving:
Trump Tower triplex apartment
40 Wall St
Vornado Realty Trust
Trump Park Ave
Seven Springs
Briarcliffe
Mar-a-Lago
Trump National Golf Club LA
Aberdeen Golf Course

Trump is thus required by law to disgorge profits made from these falsifications.

For complete details, see
https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2024/02/Judge-Engoron-ruling-in-Trump-New-York-civil-fraud-case.pdf

@ElwoodBlues Well, if the defendant is not being prosecuted over a dispute on property values to acquire a loan, just what is all the bullschiff about?

@sunsporter1649 The trial was about falsification of business records. That's a violation of New York Executive Law EXC § 63(12), which has been on the books since the 1960s

Trump falsified business records involving:
Trump Tower triplex apartment
40 Wall St
Vornado Realty Trust
Trump Park Ave
Seven Springs
Briarcliffe
Mar-a-Lago
Trump National Golf Club LA
Aberdeen Golf Course

Trump is thus required by law to disgorge profits made from these falsifications.

For complete details, see
https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2024/02/Judge-Engoron-ruling-in-Trump-New-York-civil-fraud-case.pdf

@ElwoodBlues Business records to acquire a loan? Or some other reason?

@sunsporter1649 Loans and insurance.

The trial was about falsification of business records. That's a violation of New York Executive Law EXC § 63(12), which has been on the books since the 1960s

Trump falsified business records involving:
Trump Tower triplex apartment
40 Wall St
Vornado Realty Trust
Trump Park Ave
Seven Springs
Briarcliffe
Mar-a-Lago
Trump National Golf Club LA
Aberdeen Golf Course

Trump is thus required by law to disgorge profits made from these falsifications.

For complete details, see
https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2024/02/Judge-Engoron-ruling-in-Trump-New-York-civil-fraud-case.pdf

@ElwoodBlues And just who determines the value of said propertys?

@sunsporter1649 Irrelevant when the valuation for insurance purposes is different from the valuation for loan purposes.

The trial was about falsification of business records. That's a violation of New York Executive Law EXC § 63(12), which has been on the books since the 1960s.

Trump falsified business records involving:
Trump Tower triplex apartment
40 Wall St
Vornado Realty Trust
Trump Park Ave
Seven Springs
Briarcliffe
Mar-a-Lago
Trump National Golf Club LA
Aberdeen Golf Course

Trump is thus required by law to disgorge profits made from these falsifications.

For complete details, see
https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2024/02/Judge-Engoron-ruling-in-Trump-New-York-civil-fraud-case.pdf

@ElwoodBlues Yup, the value is in the eyes of the beholder, banks, insurance companies, buyers, sellers, property assessors, real estate agents, income tax assesers....the list is endless. So everyone, except your esteemed judge, is liable for civil damages for falsifying business records, eh?

@sunsporter1649 Gosh, you're such a legal beagle, sunstroke! Too bad Trump didn't have you on his team, ROTFL!!!

Your point is Irrelevant when the valuation for insurance purposes is wildly different from the valuation for loan purposes.

The trial was about falsification of business records. That's a violation of New York Executive Law EXC § 63(12), which has been on the books since the 1960s.

Trump falsified business records involving:
Trump Tower triplex apartment
40 Wall St
Vornado Realty Trust
Trump Park Ave
Seven Springs
Briarcliffe
Mar-a-Lago
Trump National Golf Club LA
Aberdeen Golf Course

Trump is thus required by law to disgorge profits made from these falsifications.

For complete details, see
https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2024/02/Judge-Engoron-ruling-in-Trump-New-York-civil-fraud-case.pdf

@ElwoodBlues Ok, what business records were falsifyed? Property valuations, insurance valuations, lawn service records, jelly bean sales?