The American Human: Trump University Scam Was Strictly a Family Affair

Thursday, April 6, 2017

Trump University Scam Was Strictly a Family Affair

The true reach of the scam was right under our eyes. A guy named John Mashey uncovered it for us.

Bunch of fuckers, the whole lot of them.

Came across this tweet while sifting through a Twitter thread attacking Sean Spicer for lying to the press about Donald Trump's revised "trust" doc (not sure it's a trust, it's so full of holes). Anyway:

Trump U fraud, from p.29 of NY AG suit: not just Donald, but Ivanka,Eric, Don Jr https://t.co/0mRwcAE7of see https://t.co/0mRwcAE7of pic.twitter.com/az5EdfWZup
— John Mashey (@JohnMashey) November 21, 2016

There you have it. The whole family plus Trump's CFO. You don't have to go far to go figure.

Not-so-random thought: Just how many nasty critters can fit under one rock?

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Nicole ShortSeptember 16, 2021 at 3:05 AM
Great blog I enjoyed reading it
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1. Civilized societies require the rule of law.
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3. Religion is superstition.
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About the American Human

The American Human is written by Calvin Ross, a retired teacher who at various points in life has been a musician, woodworker, restaurateur, narrator, English teacher in Japan, novelist, technology journalist, and private tutor to Japanese children here in the U.S.

Happily residing in the wine country of Sonoma County north of San Francisco, Calvin has lived in the Philippines, the Netherlands, and the aforementioned Japan, as well as in Chicago, Colorado, Georgia, and many different towns in California, including, of all places, the Mojave Desert.

Calvin, you may note quickly, is a liberal progressive who doesn't think being called a socialist is all that bad, especially since he sort of would like living in Denmark if it weren't so cold. He blogs because he can.