OldFlame
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If they sued, perhaps they would. Their choice.
If they're the victim, they should be getting the money not the state.
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If they sued, perhaps they would. Their choice.
It’s in the decision which I linked at least twice. Do you need me to do it again?
It has some excerpted trstimony but otherwise summarizes the testimony given.That's not the testimony.
I can’t and I don’t have to. I have not claimed to know every detail of the process and I never claimed that all they did was look at the SFC and cut a check.
I know the SFC was not accurate. I know that Deutsche Bank used Trump’s values and did not do an independent valuation. I know the SFC was mandatory to get the loan.
That does not appear to be now the law works.If they're the victim, they should be getting the money not the state.
I seem to know a fair bit more about the case than you.I know you can't, you have zero clue on the topic at all.
I can’t and I don’t have to. I have not claimed to know every detail of the process and I never claimed that all they did was look at the SFC and cut a check.
I know the SFC was not accurate. I know that Deutsche Bank used Trump’s values and did not do an independent valuation. I know the SFC was mandatory to get the loan.
I know how commercial lending works, that's all I need to know to have the professional opinion that the entire trial was a complete farce and riddled with corruption from both the state and the judge.I seem to know a fair bit more about the case than you.
Id encourage you to read the judgement.
Depends on what you mean by due diligence.You believe the bank did no due diligence to be sure that their risk was within acceptable levels prior to handing out millions of dollars?
Please tell me what was so corrupt about the trial.I know how commercial lending works, that's all I need to know to have the professional opinion that the entire trial was a complete farce and riddled with corruption from both the state and the judge.
That’s pretty inaccurate.Best quip I’ve heard yet is Eggmoron declared Trump a murderer but no one is dead
I have plenty of idea. You guys seem to be pretty ignorant about what happened at the trial.Just feels right to declare Trump did wrong even when you have no idea.
Thats literally what I just said.The testimony says that the expected Trump to file accurate information. Do you deny this?
Of course they don't appraise everything on the SFC. They only appraise enough of his properties to cover their loans. Once again, you are screaming your ignorance of the process. It's clear you've never worked one of the deals. THere's no same in that. The shame is pretending that you know different.Well, I have what the people at the bank said and they expected Trump to file accurate statements and did not independently appraise every single property in the SFC which seems like it would have been a really labor intensive process.
JFC, you posted it, Dude testified that Trump filed a broadly accurate statement. Accurate enough that he agreed to loan the company $235,000,000. You and the pinhead judge are down in the fucking weeds of the SPF, disagreeing on individual valuations becasue of your Trump hate.The testimony says that the expected Trump to file accurate information. Do you deny this?
They sure did. Again, wtf do you think the Deutsche Bank’s Valuation Services Group does? Throw darts at a board?Trump was far from accurate in his SFC.
We know that Deutsche Bank did not verify the values of the properties listed in Trump's SFC.
He testified that he believed Trump submitted broadly accurate information. He did not testify that it was in fact broadly accurate.Of course they don't appraise everything on the SFC. They only appraise enough of his properties to cover their loans. Once again, you are screaming your ignorance of the process. It's clear you've never worked one of the deals. THere's no same in that. The shame is pretending that you know different.
JFC, you posted it, Dude testified that Trump filed a broadly accurate statement. Accurate enough that he agreed to loan the company $235,000,000. You and the pinhead judge are down in the fucking weeds of the SPF, disagreeing on individual valuations becasue of your Trump hate.