Goodnight children.

Typical wylie, try to act all holy and above confrontation, when he's the one who went looking for it. You admittedly won't find any posts of me defending Obama's name, because I didn't post in these Forums then. If you haven't seen me criticizing Trump and defending others lately, then you haven't been paying attention. What a surprise, since then you'd have nothing to bogusly accuse me of. I truly wish you'd keep your word and block me, instead of seeking confrontation and pretending you know anything about me. Never mind, I'll just block you. It's much easier.

What a baby.

What a loser.

I'm sure all3 will defend Biden these next four years against false and unsubstantiated attacks from the right.

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank will not do business in the future with U.S. President Donald Trump or his companies in the wake of his supporters' assault on the U.S. Capitol, the New York Times reported.

Deutsche Bank is Trump's biggest lender, with about $340 million in loans outstanding to the Trump Organization, the president's umbrella group that is currently overseen by his two sons, according to Trump's disclosures with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics dated July 31 last year, plus banking sources.

The move, reported by the NYT and citing a person familiar with the bank's thinking, comes as Signature Bank - where Trump's ethics disclosures show he has checking and money-market accounts - called for him to step down.

"The resignation of the president ... is in the best interests of our nation and the American people," Signature Bank said on its website.

A spokesman for Deutsche Bank declined to comment on Tuesday on the NYT report.

The Trump Organization did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment outside normal business hours, and the White House press office did not answer the phone.

Christiana Riley, the head of Deutsche Bank's U.S. operations, condemned the Jan. 6 violence in Washington in a post on LinkedIn last week.

"We are proud of our Constitution and stand by those who seek to uphold it to ensure that the will of the people is upheld and a peaceful transition of power takes place," she wrote.

Reuters reported in November that Deutsche Bank was looking for ways to end its relationship with Trump after the U.S. elections, as it tires of the negative publicity stemming from the ties.

Posted by all3 on 1/11/2021 11:19:00 PM (view original):
Typical wylie, try to act all holy and above confrontation, when he's the one who went looking for it. You admittedly won't find any posts of me defending Obama's name, because I didn't post in these Forums then. If you haven't seen me criticizing Trump and defending others lately, then you haven't been paying attention. What a surprise, since then you'd have nothing to bogusly accuse me of. I truly wish you'd keep your word and block me, instead of seeking confrontation and pretending you know anything about me. Never mind, I'll just block you. It's much easier.

what I know about you is you voted for Trump...twice. Even after admitting he is a liar, a bully, and he handled the pandemic badly. That tells me all I need to know about you.
Tell me this? Did you defend Obama anywhere in the time he was president? For any reason?

Posted by bronxcheer on 1/12/2021 7:04:00 AM (view original):

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank will not do business in the future with U.S. President Donald Trump or his companies in the wake of his supporters' assault on the U.S. Capitol, the New York Times reported.

Deutsche Bank is Trump's biggest lender, with about $340 million in loans outstanding to the Trump Organization, the president's umbrella group that is currently overseen by his two sons, according to Trump's disclosures with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics dated July 31 last year, plus banking sources.

The move, reported by the NYT and citing a person familiar with the bank's thinking, comes as Signature Bank - where Trump's ethics disclosures show he has checking and money-market accounts - called for him to step down.

"The resignation of the president ... is in the best interests of our nation and the American people," Signature Bank said on its website.

A spokesman for Deutsche Bank declined to comment on Tuesday on the NYT report.

The Trump Organization did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment outside normal business hours, and the White House press office did not answer the phone.

Christiana Riley, the head of Deutsche Bank's U.S. operations, condemned the Jan. 6 violence in Washington in a post on LinkedIn last week.

"We are proud of our Constitution and stand by those who seek to uphold it to ensure that the will of the people is upheld and a peaceful transition of power takes place," she wrote.

Reuters reported in November that Deutsche Bank was looking for ways to end its relationship with Trump after the U.S. elections, as it tires of the negative publicity stemming from the ties.

Lol great businessman

If trumps money is at risk from liability maybe he and melania get a divorce to put money in hr name but I doubt such trust exists.

Looking at some numbers. Police deaths.

2017 - 128

2018 - 106/144. The 106 number is from the FBI. I have numbers from them in subsequent years. They are lower than other sources. The 144 number comes from USA Today. They must count them differently. In a later tabulation CNN includes "Federal-State-Military-Tribal-Local. I simply mention this to point out there are different numbers depending upon the source and what they consider police.

2019 - 128

2020 - 264

145 of the 2020 deaths were covid-19. That leaves 119.

Lets look at some of the causes in 2020. Next panel please..............

Distraction

Posted by dino27 on 1/13/2021 11:27:00 AM (view original):
Distraction

More than 400 law enforcement officers injured in riots across U.S., 2 dead

Civilian casualties mounting

(AS OF JUNE 6th - 2020) CNN

UNITED STATES – The riots that have followed many peaceful protests across the country over the last several days have resulted in millions of dollars in damage and more than 9,000 arrests. They have also led to the deaths of at least two law enforcement officers and injuries to more than 400 others. The unrest was sparked by the death of George Floyd, an African-American man who died after being taken into custody by the Minneapolis Police May 25, 2020.

Incidents include:

• Albany, NY – police officer hit by a brick on May 30; treated and released
• Asbury Park, NJ – police officer hit by a rock on June 1; condition unknown
• Atlanta, GA – police officer Maximilian Brewer struck by an ATV on May 30; recovering from surgery
• Boston, MA – seven officers suffered unspecified injuries; conditions unknown
• Brockton, MA – state trooper and multiple police officers hit by bottles and rocks on June 2; conditions unknown
• Buffalo, NY – Buffalo officer and two state troopers struck by vehicles on June 1, one of those troopers run over and suffered serious injuries; conditions unknown
• Champaign, IL – multiple officers suffered unspecified minor injuries on May 31
• Columbia, SC – three Richland County Sheriff’s deputies and 12 Columbia officers suffered unspecified minor injuries on May 30
• Chicago – 132 officers suffered unspecified injuries in multiple incidents over the weekend through Monday, June 1. One officer was seriously injured with broken bones on May 30.
• Davenport, IA – undercover officer in unmarked vehicle shot in ambush on June 1; condition unknown
• Denver, CO – three officers struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run incident on May 30; two have been released from the hospital, condition of the third unknown
• Harrisburg, PA – two Pennsylvania Capitol Police officers suffered unspecified minor injuries on May 30
• Huntsville, AL – one officer suffered a minor injury to his head by a thrown object on June 3
• Jacksonville, FL – a police officer’s neck was slashed by a rioter; condition unknown
• Las Vegas, NV – Las Vegas Police officer Shay Mikalonis was shot in the head during a protest on June 1; currently on life support in critical condition. Twelve other officers injured on May 29; conditions unknown
• Los Angeles, CA – 27 Los Angeles police officers injured in multiple incidents, one suffering a fractured skull
• New York City, NY – at least 33 officers injured in multiple incidents; conditions unknown. One officer struck by a vehicle in intentional hit-and-run; hospitalized in stable condition. One officer stabbed in the neck and two others shot in ambush; conditions unknown
• Oakdale, CA – two officers suffered unspecified minor injuries breaking up a fight between protesters and counterprotesters
• Oak Lawn, IL – three officers suffered unspecified minor injuries on June 1
• Oakland, CA – End of Watch May 29 – Federal law enforcement officer David Patrick Underwood was shot and killed in a drive-by ambush outside the Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building where he and another officer were providing security. The other officer was also wounded and is in critical condition.
• Philadelphia, PA – at least 13 officers suffered unspecified minor injuries in multiple incidents
• Pittsburgh, PA – nine officers suffered unspecified minor injuries from thrown objects on June 1; treated and released
• Prince William County, VA – four county officers hit by rocks and other objects in the overnight period of May 30-31; one hospitalized. Virginia State Police reported 10 troopers injured.
• Providence, RI – eight to ten officers were hit by bricks on June 2; only minor injuries reported
• Richmond, VA – two Capitol police officers hit by baseball bat and beer bottle on May 30; recovering. Two officers struck during exchange of gunfire with rioter
• Sacramento, CA – seven officers sustained minor injuries when hit by objects on May 29
• Salt Lake City, UT – 21 officers injured on May 30, including one hit in the head with a baseball bat; all treated and released
• San Antonio, TX – three officers hit by thrown bricks and bottles; conditions unknown
• San Jose, CA – multiple officers struck by rocks and bottles on May 29; one officer hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries
• Santa Ana, CA – two officers hit in the head by flying objects, possibly fireworks, on May31; both hospitalized
• St. Louis, MO – End of Watch June 2 – Retired police Captain David Dorn was killed by a gunshot fired by a looter, as he was checking on a store owned by a friend. Four other officers were shot on the same day when an unknown shooter took random shots at a police line; wounds were not considered life-threatening.
• Washington, D.C. – approximately 50 agents and 11 police officers injured by bricks, bottles and Molotov cocktails on May 31. Most injuries minor, but one police officer will require surgery for broken leg.
• Wichita, KS – three officers hit by rocks, bottles and cinder blocks; treated and released

Note: this list does not include officers who were assaulted without injury, including officers who were protected from harm by ballistic armor.

Alabama officer’s death under investigation

The deaths of Moody, AL Police Sergeant Stephen Williams, who was shot while responding to a call at a Moody area motel, and Alexander, AR officer Scott Hutton, who was found shot inside a home in that community, are under investigation but have not yet been linked to any protest.

Deaths of protesters, rioters and bystanders

Civilian casualties of riots also continue to rise. More than 30 deaths suspected to be connected to protests and riots include:

• Former Indiana University football star Chris Beaty, 38, and a yet unknown 18-year-old were shot to death in separate incidents near a protest event in Indianapolis, IN; police have not said if the deaths were directly connected to the protest.
• Jorge Gomez, 25, was shot to death by police in Las Vegas, after he approached a group of officers and pointed a firearm at them.
• Calvin Horton, 43, was shot to death outside a Minneapolis, MN pawn shop by the business owner. The store was looted, but it is not known if Horton was involved.
• Italia Kelly, 22, was shot to death in her car while leaving a demonstration in Davenport, IA. The shooter is unknown.
• David McAtee, 53, shot to death in Louisville, KY in an exchange of gunfire between rioters and law enforcement officers and National Guard troops. The identity and affiliation of the shooter remains unknown, though the shot is suspected to have come from police or soldiers.
• Sean Monterrosa, 22, was shot and killed by a police officer in Vallejo, CA. He appeared to have been involved in looting, but witnesses reported that he was on his knees surrendering when the officer mistook a hammer tucked in his belt for a gun.
• Barry Perkins, 29, was dragged and run over by a FedEx truck in St. Louis, MO when the group he was with surrounded the truck and began removing packages. Police reports indicated that at least two guns were pointed at the driver by rioters before he drove away, dragging Perkins.
• James Scurlock, 22, shot to death in Omaha, NE by a bar owner he attacked outside the bar during a riot. Based on video evidence, the shooting was ruled self-defense.
• A yet unnamed man connected by video evidence to a group of looters was found shot to death in Davenport, IA at the site of the ambush of three police officers that sent one to the hospital. A gun was found under his body.
• An unnamed 24-year-old man died attempting to open an ATM machine with explosives in Philadelphia.
• A yet unnamed man was shot to death while sitting in his car at a protest event in Detroit.
• Two unnamed people were killed during protests in Cicero, IL; the circumstances are unknown.
• Authorities reported 17 people killed during protests in Chicago over the weekend of May 30-31. No details have been released.

More than 700 officers injured in George Floyd protests across US

By Ebony Bowden

June 8, 2020

WASHINGTON — More than 700 law enforcement officers have been injured on the job during nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd — with nearly 300 of those among New York’s Finest, according to the Department of Justice and the NYPD.

Since mass unrest over Floyd’s death in Minneapolis police custody first broke out on May 27, approximately 700 federal, state and local law enforcement officers have sustained injuries in clashes with demonstrators, according to Justice Department data.

During violent protests in Washington, DC, another 60 Secret Service agents and 40 US Park Police were also injured — 22 of those officers hospitalizedwith serious injuries, Attorney General William Barr told reporters last week.

In New York, a total of 292 members of the force have been hurt during the demonstrations, with one officer struck by a car amid looting in the Bronx released from the hospital Sunday, according to the NYPD.

At least 150 federal buildings have also been damaged across the country, according to Homeland Security’s Federal Protective Service.

The president said Sunday he was withdrawing the nearly 4,000 National Guard troopsbrought to DC to quell the looting, arson and violent clashes that rocked the streets of the nation’s capital at the end of May. More than 100,000 people marched in Washington on Saturday, the largest turnout yet.

FAKE NEWS. HYPOCRITE. LIAR.

Posted by rsp777 on 1/13/2021 1:02:00 PM (view original):
FAKE NEWS. HYPOCRITE. LIAR.

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