Time is running out for TFG's ownership of NY properties
"Delay, delay, delay" - Trump family motto and creed
This is fast becoming a farce.
Another shit show brought to the American people by the Trump Dream Factory - the masters of delay tactics.
But sadly for TFG, time is speeding by all too quickly.
It has become time for ‘Spanky’ Trump to put up or get locked up (and hopefully STFU).
Rumor has it the NYAG is visiting his Wall Street and other NY properties daily, taking measurements for drapes, carpets, furnishings.
“The place is so tacky the way it is now. We are planning on redoing them so they don’t resemble shrines to TFG.
“Gold furniture and gold fixtures all over the place,” a NYAG employee told me before adding, “we’ll have to gut and redo the buildings.
“To make matters worse, Trump has an affinity for asbestos. I suspect most of his buildings are loaded with deadly asbestos and we will have to redo those properties as well, as we acquire them.
“We have employed medical professionals to examine the employees working in his death trap properties for health issues due to living and working in these potential death traps.
“We are advising tenants of his buildings to see their doctors ASAP.
“And so many portraits of TFG. It’s enough to gag a maggot. But they’re going to burn nicely.”
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Let's turn the properties into immigrant housing. Poetic justice.
The quote about asbestos reminds me of our former PM Harper who was fine with putting asbestos miners and processors back to work in Canada’s asbestos mine so asbestos could be shipped to countries where they have no controls. The notion of labourers in India grinding up asbestos without any protective gear at all, not knowing that the white fluff they worked with, were covered with, were inhaling, were spreading through the air out into the streets was one of the worst deadly carcinogens on the planet…
“Well, as long as it’s handled safely, it’s fine. But it isn’t up to us to ensure they do that. That’s up to the buyers and the processing businesses and the workers.”