Jack of Harts

Democrats in New York changed the law to allow people to sue in civil court over matters of sexual assaults far outside the statute of limitations, and then found someone to sue Trump. Democrats in New York charged Trump with exaggerating the size and worth of his properties when applying for bank loans that he paid back. Courts have now levied civil fines on Trump of nearly half-a-billion dollars in all. And in New York, you have to post a bond of the entire judgment plus ten percent before the courts will even allow you to appeal the verdict. So whether guilty or innocent of the crimes in question, Trump has to pay over half-a-billion dollars before he can even ask for another day in court. This seems excessive to me.

Today is Super Tuesday, the day where many State political parties traditionally vote for who they want to represent them in the Presidential race. Just remember that the campaign is probably going to be one of the biggest ever. The Democrats have already banked hundreds of millions of dollars in cash on hand and purchased ad buys. And at the same time they are seeking to confiscate hundreds of millions of dollars from the leading Republican candidate in the form of civil fines. And at the same time they are trying to put him in jail via criminal charges. This is going to be a very interesting campaign. Pick your candidates well, if you think you can.

When the Second Great Depression brought down the Western World, and their foreign aid programs, everyone expected South America to fall entirely under the influence of China and/or Russia. Brazil joined them in creating the old BRICS money system fighting the American dollar of the time for global supremacy after all. The final collapse of the American dollar should have set the stage for a new economic hegemony, but China and Russia focused on their dreams of empire in their own neighbors. That left Brazil and the other South American nations to fend for themselves. And since most of their economies were based on either getting aid from foreign nations or selling things to foreign nations, that did not go well for them for a time. South America fell hard.