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Date: 2018-06-20 04:28 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2018-06-20 07:32 pm (UTC)These are terrible people, and we have to get tough on those people, because we can have all the Blue Ribbon committees we want, but if we don’t get tough on the drug dealers, we’re wasting our time. Just remember that. We’re wasting our time. And that toughness includes the death penalty.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-combatting-opioid-crisis/
Он также хвалил за внесудебные расстрелы Родриго Дутерте.
Mr. Trump placed the call and began it by congratulating Mr. Duterte for the government-sanctioned attacks on drug suspects. The program has been widely condemned by human rights groups around the world because extrajudicial killings have taken thousands of lives without arrest or trial. In March, the program was criticized in the State Department’s annual human rights report, which referred to “apparent governmental disregard for human rights and due process.”
Mr. Trump had no such reservations. “I just wanted to congratulate you because I am hearing of the unbelievable job on the drug problem,” he said. “Many countries have the problem, we have a problem, but what a great job you are doing and I just wanted to call and tell you that.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/23/us/politics/trump-duterte-phone-transcript-philippine-drug-crackdown.html
Неужели Великий Вождь был неправ?
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Date: 2018-06-20 07:45 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2018-06-20 08:00 pm (UTC)Свое мнение у вас есть? Трамп прав, когда помиловал наркоторговца, и неправ, когда призывает других таких наркоторговцев расстреливать? Или наоборот? Разберитесь уже наконец!
А еще нам объясняли, что Великая Стена нужна для преграды наркотикам. А что, если наркотики легализовать - может быть, Стена не понадобится, и получится сэкономить?
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Date: 2018-06-20 08:12 pm (UTC)И да, Трамп - умеренный демократ клинтоновского (Билла) периода.
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Date: 2018-06-20 08:36 pm (UTC)Если вы, как утверждаете, находитесь в Канаде, то за легализацию марихуаны можно уже не бороться. Но над легализацией кокаина предстоит еще поработать.
У Трампа с наркоторговцами свои связи. Joseph Weichselbaum в свое время обслуживал личный вертолет Трампа. Он попался на связи с мафией и перевозке кокаина, за был арестован в 1985 и признал себя виновным. Трампу полагалось сразу разорвать с ним связь, потому что связь с мафией грозила потерей лицензии на казино в Атлантик-Сити, в то время его главного бизнеса. Вместо этого он попытался задействовать все возможные рычаги, чтобы скостить своему летчику срок. Старания удались: вместо положенных 20 лет тот отсидел всего 18 месяцев.
Instead of abandoning Weichselbaum, Trump did him the first of several favors.
Two months after the indictment, Trump rented apartment 32C in the Trump Plaza Apartments on E. 61st St. in Manhattan to the Weichselbaum brothers, according to New Jersey Casino Control Commission records. Trump personally owned the unit.
It was an odd arrangement. The brothers were to pay about half the rent in cash and the rest in unspecified helicopter services, which would be hard to establish without a thorough audit, according to those casino regulatory files.
Meanwhile, Weichselbaum agreed to plead guilty in Federal District Court in Cincinnati. His Ohio lawyer, Arnold Morelli, asked that sentencing be done either in Miami, where Bradford Motors is located, or Manhattan where the confessed drug trafficker lived.
Instead the case somehow ended up in New Jersey—and in not just any courtroom, either. It came before Judge Maryanne Trump Barry, Trump’s older sister.
After three weeks Judge Barry recused herself, explaining to the chief judge that her husband, Trump casino lawyer John Barry, and she had flown in the helicopters of a confessed drug trafficker. At the time, there was only a signed order reassigning the case, but not explaining the reasons for doing so. Six years passed before Barry’s reason for recusal—potentially damaging to the federal judiciary—emerged in a book by investigative reporter Wayne Barrett.
Then Trump wrote a letter on Trump Organization stationery pleading for mercy for Weichselbaum. He called him “a credit to the community.” Trump also described the drug trafficker as “conscientious, forthright and diligent,” not the sort of language a law-and-order presidential candidate would be expected to apply to a drug trafficker who moved more than 11 pounds of cocaine in one shipment alone and more than three quarters of a ton of marijuana in another.
When New Jersey gaming regulators first asked Trump about this letter he denied writing it. When they came back with a copy of the letter, Trump said under oath that his signature was on the page. What else he may have been asked is unknown because the New Jersey Attorney General’s Division of Gaming Enforcement’s report did not indicate that Trump was asked the obvious questions:
What prompted you to write the letter knowing you could lose your casino license over it?
What were your business dealings with Weichselbaum beyond helicopter services?
Did you invest in the drug deals?
Trump has never answered questions about this, including when he called me at my home on April 27 to tell me that unless he liked what I wrote about him he would sue me, something no other candidate for office has ever done in my half century of reporting.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-drug-trafficker-donald-trump-risked-his-casino-empire-to-protect
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Date: 2018-06-20 08:41 pm (UTC)