Everyone is Smart Except Trump

[Muhammed]

That's why Trump hired the best people, Polish illegal immigrants to build his Trump tower.

Trump didn't hire Polish illegal immigrants to build Trump Tower, jackass.

uh... not to build it, but to demolish the existing building to make way for his tower.... he hired them & didn't pay them & was sued over a million dollars because of it. so.... close enough.

oh & yaaaaaaaaa................. they were illegal.

MEMORANDUM DECISION
STEWART, District Judge:

Plaintiff Harry J. Diduck ("Diduck") brings this class action[1] against defendants William Kaszycki and Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., defendant John Senyshyn, a trustee of the House Wreckers' Union Local 95 ("the Union"), and defendants Trump-Equitable Fifth Avenue Co. ("Trump-Equitable")[2], the Trump Organization, *805 Inc., Donald J. Trump, Donald J. Trump d/b/a The Trump Organization, and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States (the "Trump defendants").

Diduck, a beneficiary of the Union's pension and welfare insurance funds, alleges that Senyshyn breached the fiduciary duty imposed upon him as a trustee of the funds by section 404 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended ("ERISA"), 29 U.S.C. § 1104. Plaintiff alleges Senyshyn breached his fiduciary duty by failing to collect pension and welfare fund contributions due on the wages of non-union, Polish workers.

He also alleges that the Trump defendants participated in the breach, thereby becoming jointly and severally liable. He seeks as damages the contributions and liquidated damages, which the funds would have recovered but for the defendants' breach of duty and participation therein, and interest from April 1, 1980, in the sum $1,027,858.10. Plaintiff also seeks his necessary costs and disbursements of the action and a reasonable attorneys' fee.

A non-jury trial of sixteen days was held. The following constitutes our findings of fact and conclusions of law as mandated by Rule 52 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
[...]
Most, if not all, of Kaszycki's Polish workers had recently arrived from Poland. They were undocumented and worked "off the books." Tr. 725. No records were kept, no Social Security or other taxes were withheld, Tr. 715, 724, 728, and they were *806 not paid in accordance with wage laws. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. 860, 864 (1984). They were told they would be paid $4.00 or in some cases $5.00 an hour for working 12-hour shifts seven days a week. In fact they were paid irregularly and incompletely, sometimes with Kaszycki's personal checks which were returned by the bank for insufficient funds. Tr. 153-54. Kaszycki was later found to have violated the sections of the Fair Labor Standards Act requiring recordkeeping, payment of overtime, and minimum wages. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. at 867-69.
[...]


Diduck v. Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., 774 F. Supp. 802 (S.D.N.Y. 1991)

And of course you are simply lying again. Those Polish workers you are whining about never worked for Trump, period.

Fuckin' liar.

the court docs say otherwise. lol... are you saying trump paid out money for something he didn't do?

yaaaaaaaaaaa............... that's the ticket..................

And of course you are simply lying again.

 

[playtime]

That's why Trump hired the best people, Polish illegal immigrants to build his Trump tower.

Trump didn't hire Polish illegal immigrants to build Trump Tower, jackass.

uh... not to build it, but to demolish the existing building to make way for his tower.... he hired them & didn't pay them & was sued over a million dollars because of it. so.... close enough.

oh & yaaaaaaaaa................. they were illegal.

MEMORANDUM DECISION
STEWART, District Judge:

Plaintiff Harry J. Diduck ("Diduck") brings this class action[1] against defendants William Kaszycki and Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., defendant John Senyshyn, a trustee of the House Wreckers' Union Local 95 ("the Union"), and defendants Trump-Equitable Fifth Avenue Co. ("Trump-Equitable")[2], the Trump Organization, *805 Inc., Donald J. Trump, Donald J. Trump d/b/a The Trump Organization, and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States (the "Trump defendants").

Diduck, a beneficiary of the Union's pension and welfare insurance funds, alleges that Senyshyn breached the fiduciary duty imposed upon him as a trustee of the funds by section 404 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended ("ERISA"), 29 U.S.C. § 1104. Plaintiff alleges Senyshyn breached his fiduciary duty by failing to collect pension and welfare fund contributions due on the wages of non-union, Polish workers.

He also alleges that the Trump defendants participated in the breach, thereby becoming jointly and severally liable. He seeks as damages the contributions and liquidated damages, which the funds would have recovered but for the defendants' breach of duty and participation therein, and interest from April 1, 1980, in the sum $1,027,858.10. Plaintiff also seeks his necessary costs and disbursements of the action and a reasonable attorneys' fee.

A non-jury trial of sixteen days was held. The following constitutes our findings of fact and conclusions of law as mandated by Rule 52 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
[...]
Most, if not all, of Kaszycki's Polish workers had recently arrived from Poland. They were undocumented and worked "off the books." Tr. 725. No records were kept, no Social Security or other taxes were withheld, Tr. 715, 724, 728, and they were *806 not paid in accordance with wage laws. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. 860, 864 (1984). They were told they would be paid $4.00 or in some cases $5.00 an hour for working 12-hour shifts seven days a week. In fact they were paid irregularly and incompletely, sometimes with Kaszycki's personal checks which were returned by the bank for insufficient funds. Tr. 153-54. Kaszycki was later found to have violated the sections of the Fair Labor Standards Act requiring recordkeeping, payment of overtime, and minimum wages. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. at 867-69.
[...]


Diduck v. Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., 774 F. Supp. 802 (S.D.N.Y. 1991)

And of course you are simply lying again. Those Polish workers you are whining about never worked for Trump, period.

Fuckin' liar.

the court docs say otherwise. lol... are you saying trump paid out money for something he didn't do?

yaaaaaaaaaaa............... that's the ticket..................

And of course you are simply lying again.

lol... that's all you got? what a pitiful, yet totally expected retort. i accept your defeat.

 

[Muhammed]

Trump didn't hire Polish illegal immigrants to build Trump Tower, jackass.

uh... not to build it, but to demolish the existing building to make way for his tower.... he hired them & didn't pay them & was sued over a million dollars because of it. so.... close enough.

oh & yaaaaaaaaa................. they were illegal.

MEMORANDUM DECISION
STEWART, District Judge:

Plaintiff Harry J. Diduck ("Diduck") brings this class action[1] against defendants William Kaszycki and Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., defendant John Senyshyn, a trustee of the House Wreckers' Union Local 95 ("the Union"), and defendants Trump-Equitable Fifth Avenue Co. ("Trump-Equitable")[2], the Trump Organization, *805 Inc., Donald J. Trump, Donald J. Trump d/b/a The Trump Organization, and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States (the "Trump defendants").

Diduck, a beneficiary of the Union's pension and welfare insurance funds, alleges that Senyshyn breached the fiduciary duty imposed upon him as a trustee of the funds by section 404 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended ("ERISA"), 29 U.S.C. § 1104. Plaintiff alleges Senyshyn breached his fiduciary duty by failing to collect pension and welfare fund contributions due on the wages of non-union, Polish workers.

He also alleges that the Trump defendants participated in the breach, thereby becoming jointly and severally liable. He seeks as damages the contributions and liquidated damages, which the funds would have recovered but for the defendants' breach of duty and participation therein, and interest from April 1, 1980, in the sum $1,027,858.10. Plaintiff also seeks his necessary costs and disbursements of the action and a reasonable attorneys' fee.

A non-jury trial of sixteen days was held. The following constitutes our findings of fact and conclusions of law as mandated by Rule 52 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
[...]
Most, if not all, of Kaszycki's Polish workers had recently arrived from Poland. They were undocumented and worked "off the books." Tr. 725. No records were kept, no Social Security or other taxes were withheld, Tr. 715, 724, 728, and they were *806 not paid in accordance with wage laws. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. 860, 864 (1984). They were told they would be paid $4.00 or in some cases $5.00 an hour for working 12-hour shifts seven days a week. In fact they were paid irregularly and incompletely, sometimes with Kaszycki's personal checks which were returned by the bank for insufficient funds. Tr. 153-54. Kaszycki was later found to have violated the sections of the Fair Labor Standards Act requiring recordkeeping, payment of overtime, and minimum wages. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. at 867-69.
[...]


Diduck v. Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., 774 F. Supp. 802 (S.D.N.Y. 1991)

And of course you are simply lying again. Those Polish workers you are whining about never worked for Trump, period.

Fuckin' liar.

the court docs say otherwise. lol... are you saying trump paid out money for something he didn't do?

yaaaaaaaaaaa............... that's the ticket..................

And of course you are simply lying again.

lol... that's all you got? what a pitiful, yet totally expected retort. i accept your defeat.

Your concession is accepted, liar.

 

[playtime]

uh... not to build it, but to demolish the existing building to make way for his tower.... he hired them & didn't pay them & was sued over a million dollars because of it. so.... close enough.

oh & yaaaaaaaaa................. they were illegal.

MEMORANDUM DECISION
STEWART, District Judge:

Plaintiff Harry J. Diduck ("Diduck") brings this class action[1] against defendants William Kaszycki and Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., defendant John Senyshyn, a trustee of the House Wreckers' Union Local 95 ("the Union"), and defendants Trump-Equitable Fifth Avenue Co. ("Trump-Equitable")[2], the Trump Organization, *805 Inc., Donald J. Trump, Donald J. Trump d/b/a The Trump Organization, and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States (the "Trump defendants").

Diduck, a beneficiary of the Union's pension and welfare insurance funds, alleges that Senyshyn breached the fiduciary duty imposed upon him as a trustee of the funds by section 404 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended ("ERISA"), 29 U.S.C. § 1104. Plaintiff alleges Senyshyn breached his fiduciary duty by failing to collect pension and welfare fund contributions due on the wages of non-union, Polish workers.

He also alleges that the Trump defendants participated in the breach, thereby becoming jointly and severally liable. He seeks as damages the contributions and liquidated damages, which the funds would have recovered but for the defendants' breach of duty and participation therein, and interest from April 1, 1980, in the sum $1,027,858.10. Plaintiff also seeks his necessary costs and disbursements of the action and a reasonable attorneys' fee.

A non-jury trial of sixteen days was held. The following constitutes our findings of fact and conclusions of law as mandated by Rule 52 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
[...]
Most, if not all, of Kaszycki's Polish workers had recently arrived from Poland. They were undocumented and worked "off the books." Tr. 725. No records were kept, no Social Security or other taxes were withheld, Tr. 715, 724, 728, and they were *806 not paid in accordance with wage laws. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. 860, 864 (1984). They were told they would be paid $4.00 or in some cases $5.00 an hour for working 12-hour shifts seven days a week. In fact they were paid irregularly and incompletely, sometimes with Kaszycki's personal checks which were returned by the bank for insufficient funds. Tr. 153-54. Kaszycki was later found to have violated the sections of the Fair Labor Standards Act requiring recordkeeping, payment of overtime, and minimum wages. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. at 867-69.
[...]


Diduck v. Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., 774 F. Supp. 802 (S.D.N.Y. 1991)

And of course you are simply lying again. Those Polish workers you are whining about never worked for Trump, period.

Fuckin' liar.

the court docs say otherwise. lol... are you saying trump paid out money for something he didn't do?

yaaaaaaaaaaa............... that's the ticket..................

And of course you are simply lying again.

lol... that's all you got? what a pitiful, yet totally expected retort. i accept your defeat.

Your concession is accepted, liar.

where is your unbiased credible proof that shows otherwise?

lol........................ simply calling me a liar with no back up is well.... impotent on your part.

you lose.

 

[Muhammed]

And of course you are simply lying again. Those Polish workers you are whining about never worked for Trump, period.

Fuckin' liar.

the court docs say otherwise. lol... are you saying trump paid out money for something he didn't do?

yaaaaaaaaaaa............... that's the ticket..................

And of course you are simply lying again.

lol... that's all you got? what a pitiful, yet totally expected retort. i accept your defeat.

Your concession is accepted, liar.

where is your unbiased credible proof that shows otherwise?

lol........................ simply calling me a liar with no back up is well.... impotent on your part.

you lose.

Your argument is based entirely on a logical fallacy known as shifting the burden of proof.

 

[doesanyoneknowmyname]

This Rabbi nails it.

It really is quite simple. Everyone is smart except Donald J. Trump. That’s why they all are billionaires and all got elected President. Only Trump does not know what he is doing. Only Trump does not know how to negotiate with Vladimir Putin. Anderson Cooper knows how to stand up to Putin. The whole crowd at MSNBC does. All the journalists do.

They could not stand up to Matt Lauer at NBC. They could not stand up to Charlie Rose at CBS. They could not stand up to Mark Halperin at NBC. Nor up to Leon Wieseltier at the New Republic, nor Jann Wenner at Rolling Stone, nor Michael Oreskes at NPR, at the New York Times, or at the Associated Press. But — oh, wow! — can they ever stand up to Putin! Only Trump is incapable of negotiating with the Russian tyrant.

Remember the four years when Anderson Cooper was President of the United States? And before that — when the entire Washington Post editorial staff jointly were elected to be President? Remember? Neither do I.

The Seedier Media never have negotiated life and death, not corporate life and death, and not human life and death. They think they know how to negotiate, but they do not know how. They go to a college, are told by peers that they are smart, get some good grades, proceed to a graduate degree in journalism, and get hired as analysts. Now they are experts, ready to take on Putin and the Iranian Ayatollahs at age 30.

That is not the road to expertise in tough dealing. The alternate road is that, along the way, maybe you get forced into some street fights. Sometimes the other guy wins, and sometimes you beat the intestines out of him. Then you deal with grown-ups as you mature, and you learn that people can be nasty, often after they smile and speak softly. You get cheated a few times, played. And you learn. Maybe you become an attorney litigating multi-million-dollar case matters. Say what you will about attorneys, but those years — not the years in law school, not the years drafting legal memoranda, but the years of meeting face-to-face and confronting opposing counsel — those years can teach a great deal. They can teach how to transition from sweet, gentle, diplomatic negotiating to tough negotiating. At some point, with enough tough-nosed experience, you figure out Trump’s “The Art of the Deal” yourself.
Read it all.

Everyone Is Smart Except Trump

silly con

NOT everyone is smart except trump.

here's the hierarchy....

NON-conservatives are smarter than trump

trump is smarter that conservatives

conservatives are dumber than trump....

 

[RealDave]

His own staff calls him an idiot and child. Your title is uncharacteristically correct

That's why Trump hired the best people, Polish illegal immigrants to build his Trump tower.

Trump didn't hire Polish illegal immigrants to build Trump Tower, jackass.

uh... not to build it, but to demolish the existing building to make way for his tower.... he hired them & didn't pay them & was sued over a million dollars because of it. so.... close enough.

oh & yaaaaaaaaa................. they were illegal.

MEMORANDUM DECISION
STEWART, District Judge:

Plaintiff Harry J. Diduck ("Diduck") brings this class action[1] against defendants William Kaszycki and Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., defendant John Senyshyn, a trustee of the House Wreckers' Union Local 95 ("the Union"), and defendants Trump-Equitable Fifth Avenue Co. ("Trump-Equitable")[2], the Trump Organization, *805 Inc., Donald J. Trump, Donald J. Trump d/b/a The Trump Organization, and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States (the "Trump defendants").

Diduck, a beneficiary of the Union's pension and welfare insurance funds, alleges that Senyshyn breached the fiduciary duty imposed upon him as a trustee of the funds by section 404 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended ("ERISA"), 29 U.S.C. § 1104. Plaintiff alleges Senyshyn breached his fiduciary duty by failing to collect pension and welfare fund contributions due on the wages of non-union, Polish workers.

He also alleges that the Trump defendants participated in the breach, thereby becoming jointly and severally liable. He seeks as damages the contributions and liquidated damages, which the funds would have recovered but for the defendants' breach of duty and participation therein, and interest from April 1, 1980, in the sum $1,027,858.10. Plaintiff also seeks his necessary costs and disbursements of the action and a reasonable attorneys' fee.

A non-jury trial of sixteen days was held. The following constitutes our findings of fact and conclusions of law as mandated by Rule 52 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
[...]
Most, if not all, of Kaszycki's Polish workers had recently arrived from Poland. They were undocumented and worked "off the books." Tr. 725. No records were kept, no Social Security or other taxes were withheld, Tr. 715, 724, 728, and they were *806 not paid in accordance with wage laws. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. 860, 864 (1984). They were told they would be paid $4.00 or in some cases $5.00 an hour for working 12-hour shifts seven days a week. In fact they were paid irregularly and incompletely, sometimes with Kaszycki's personal checks which were returned by the bank for insufficient funds. Tr. 153-54. Kaszycki was later found to have violated the sections of the Fair Labor Standards Act requiring recordkeeping, payment of overtime, and minimum wages. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. at 867-69.
[...]


Diduck v. Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., 774 F. Supp. 802 (S.D.N.Y. 1991)

And of course you are simply lying again. Those Polish workers you are whining about never worked for Trump, period.

Fuckin' liar.

Whew. He hired a comoany that hired them... I guess that is OK

 

[RealDave]

My prince, 'the people' didn't reject the Hildog..she got 3 mil more votes than the fog machine.

And how many of those votes were fraudulent?

None so far have been proven.

Liar.

So prove me a liar. All This Talk of Voter Fraud? Across U.S., Officials Found Next to None

I was listening to the radio on Election Day, and citizens were calling in reporting that the unions were transporting buses full of illegals from polling place to polling place enabling Hillary Clinton to stuff the ballot box.

I didn't see it myself, but to date, Hillary Clinton has yet to provide any evidence whatsoever to prove those reports wrong.

Conservative Talk Radio.

 

[Muhammed]

That's why Trump hired the best people, Polish illegal immigrants to build his Trump tower.

Trump didn't hire Polish illegal immigrants to build Trump Tower, jackass.

uh... not to build it, but to demolish the existing building to make way for his tower.... he hired them & didn't pay them & was sued over a million dollars because of it. so.... close enough.

oh & yaaaaaaaaa................. they were illegal.

MEMORANDUM DECISION
STEWART, District Judge:

Plaintiff Harry J. Diduck ("Diduck") brings this class action[1] against defendants William Kaszycki and Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., defendant John Senyshyn, a trustee of the House Wreckers' Union Local 95 ("the Union"), and defendants Trump-Equitable Fifth Avenue Co. ("Trump-Equitable")[2], the Trump Organization, *805 Inc., Donald J. Trump, Donald J. Trump d/b/a The Trump Organization, and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States (the "Trump defendants").

Diduck, a beneficiary of the Union's pension and welfare insurance funds, alleges that Senyshyn breached the fiduciary duty imposed upon him as a trustee of the funds by section 404 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended ("ERISA"), 29 U.S.C. § 1104. Plaintiff alleges Senyshyn breached his fiduciary duty by failing to collect pension and welfare fund contributions due on the wages of non-union, Polish workers.

He also alleges that the Trump defendants participated in the breach, thereby becoming jointly and severally liable. He seeks as damages the contributions and liquidated damages, which the funds would have recovered but for the defendants' breach of duty and participation therein, and interest from April 1, 1980, in the sum $1,027,858.10. Plaintiff also seeks his necessary costs and disbursements of the action and a reasonable attorneys' fee.

A non-jury trial of sixteen days was held. The following constitutes our findings of fact and conclusions of law as mandated by Rule 52 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
[...]
Most, if not all, of Kaszycki's Polish workers had recently arrived from Poland. They were undocumented and worked "off the books." Tr. 725. No records were kept, no Social Security or other taxes were withheld, Tr. 715, 724, 728, and they were *806 not paid in accordance with wage laws. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. 860, 864 (1984). They were told they would be paid $4.00 or in some cases $5.00 an hour for working 12-hour shifts seven days a week. In fact they were paid irregularly and incompletely, sometimes with Kaszycki's personal checks which were returned by the bank for insufficient funds. Tr. 153-54. Kaszycki was later found to have violated the sections of the Fair Labor Standards Act requiring recordkeeping, payment of overtime, and minimum wages. See Donovan v. Kaszycki, 599 F. Supp. at 867-69.
[...]


Diduck v. Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, Inc., 774 F. Supp. 802 (S.D.N.Y. 1991)

And of course you are simply lying again. Those Polish workers you are whining about never worked for Trump, period.

Fuckin' liar.

Whew. He hired a comoany that hired them... I guess that is OK

Your concession is accepted.

 

[playtime]

the court docs say otherwise. lol... are you saying trump paid out money for something he didn't do?

yaaaaaaaaaaa............... that's the ticket..................

And of course you are simply lying again.

lol... that's all you got? what a pitiful, yet totally expected retort. i accept your defeat.

Your concession is accepted, liar.

where is your unbiased credible proof that shows otherwise?

lol........................ simply calling me a liar with no back up is well.... impotent on your part.

you lose.

Your argument is based entirely on a logical fallacy known as shifting the burden of proof.

you suck as a troll. & i have facts, not bullshit repetitiveness.

in other words, mo-ham-id.... you fail.