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Experts agree: Those earthly demons still having a breath in them, should continue to perform the shittiest deeds possible while still on earth so they will throw themselves into the eternal flames, rather than making God do some sort of judgement thing on them. God’s been way too busy with other universes and doesn’t have the time, even though He created such a thing, nor the inclination to stand in judgement of major ass wipes once they die.
And at the front of the line into Gehenna is none other that the Dumpster, shitting himself each day and then doing everything possible to make it a bad day for as many people as possible.
What dumb bullshit is the agent of chaos sporting today?
Trump demands countries pay $1 bn to join Gaza ‘Board of Peace’: Report – via presstv.ir
The administration of US President Donald Trump is demanding that countries contribute at least $1 billion if they want a permanent position on his so-called Gaza Board of Peace, a report says.
According to a draft charter for the proposed board and cited by Bloomsburg on Sunday, no member state may “serve a term of more than three years from this Charter’s entry into force,” unless it “contributes more than 1,000,000,000 USD in cash funds to the Board of Peace.”
The draft gives Trump sweeping powers as the inaugural chairman. He would decide which countries are invited, approve meeting agendas, call extra sessions, remove members, and even designate his successor. While decisions are to be made by majority vote, all would require the chairman’s approval.
What a deal! Throw in a billion and you too can sit on some Board and do absolutely nothing to bring peace about. But hey….you’ve contributed to Daddy and Daddy will be pleased with you.
That’s some deranged horseshit there.
And speaking of contributions, take a look at all the contributions that so many gullible’s have made to the Mob Boss during the last year:
President Donald Trump has pocketed at least $1.4 billion since reentering the White House one year ago, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
Without a doubt, Trump’s biggest moneymaker has been his family’s various cryptocurrency grifts, which have reportedly earned at least $867 million. Trump’s cryptocurrencies allow his family to essentially receive bribes outside of the public eye that can directly influence U.S. policies.
For example, just two weeks after a foreign investment firm backed by the United Arab Emirates promised $2 billion for Trump’s World Liberty Financial, the decentralized finance platform that is majority owned by a Trump business entity, the president greenlit the country’s access to hundreds of thousands of the world’s most advanced and scarce computer chips.
Trump has also raked in at least $90.5 million from major technology and media companies, as part of a rash of settlements from lawsuits waged from the Oval Office—in order to make good with a president now overseeing their industries.
Paramount agreed to pay $16 million to Trump to settle a lawsuit over the edit of an interview with Kamala Harris, and weeks later, the Federal Communications Commission greenlit Paramount’s merger to Skydance. Other companies also offered settlements as tithes to the new king. Meta agreed to pay $25 million, ABC News agreed to pay $16 million, X agreed to pay $10 million, and YouTube agreed to pay $25.4 million.
Even companies Trump didn’t sue ran at him with fists full of cash: Amazon paid the Trumps a whopping $28 million for Melania, the documentary about the first lady—far more than it’s ever paid for similar projects.
The Trump Organization has also raked in at least $23 million in licensing fees from its development projects around the world, which go hand-in-hand with the president’s diplomatic relations. As Trump has cozied up with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, his family’s company has projects going up in Jeddah, Riyadh, Diriyah, and the Maldives. In Vietnam, the Trump administration agreed to lower tariffs after Vietnamese officials illegally fast-tracked construction on a $1.5 billion Trump golf complex outside of Hanoi.
While Americans have been struggling against a weakening job market, soaring prices, and steadily increasing inflation, Trump has easily netted 16,822 times the median U.S. household income. Is it any surprise that a recent poll found that only 36 percent of Americans said Trump has the right priorities, down from 45 percent at the beginning of his term? Looking at these numbers, and the sweeping corruption they suggest, it should probably be zero. – newrepublic.com
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Tonight’s musical offering:
Dispatches from the Asylum 