The clue is in the name. They’re peace keepers, a mix of military, police and civilian workers. The leaders can choose staff according to need.
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When he built Trump Tower, he first knocked down an existing building with a culturally important Art Deco facade. He promised to preserve the facade. In practice he had it destroyed with sledgehammers. He hired Kaszycki & Sons Contractors, a window washing business to do the work. The non union Polish immigrants doing the work didn’t wear safety gear despite the dangers. There was no safety inspection of the worksite, despite that being a legal requirement. It is well documented that Trump was aware of the safety violations as he talked to others about that. Most workers were not union members. A dissident union member sued the company, Trump and Trump’s financial partner. The court judge ruled that Trump would have been fully aware of safety violations and had engaged in a conspiracy to cheat the workers of their pay. Unfortunately the final settlement was and is sealed, which is all too common when Trump is sued and loses.
Trump was a senior board member of the American Academy of Hospitality, basically a scam company to give awards to Trump, alongside Joseph Cinque aka Joey No Socks and The Preppy Don, who was involved in organised crime. Trump also worked alongside Fred Satter, an organised crime figure, who confessed in court to a $40 million organised crime swindle. He’s worked with other people with a history in organised crime,
The above are just a few incidents from Trump’s life, it takes me time to search through books, so I’ll leave it at that. But you can also read biographies of Trump for yourself.
Woody Guthrie even wrote a song about Fred Trump, Donald’s father, and how he cheated people. Donald’s grandfather made a small fortune running brothels during a gold rush. It’s all well documented. Hardly surprising then that D. Trump created Trump University, which was essentially a scam investment advisory company, ripping people off by selling worthless courses. He was sued for fraud. He made countless false statements about the so called university and its staff. It was investigated by consumer protection agencies who declared the courses to be worthless. There were several investigations for fraud, oddly enough senior political figures received substantial campaign donations from Trump, and their investigations withered on the vine. a common occurence with Trump businesses.
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Woody Guthrie got a taste of the racist Trump family when he rented a room at a building owned by Fred Trump, Donald Trump's father. He invited over a Black friend and Trump threatened him for bringing a Black to he [sic] home. This was performed on 7/18/24 by labor musician Jimmy Kelly who is also a member of AFM6. It was part of Laborfest.net
"The apple don't fall far from the tree."
Woody Guthrie got a taste of the racist Trump family when he rented a room at a building owned by Fred Trump, Donald Trump's father. He invited over a Black friend and Trump threatened him for bringing a Black to he [sic] home. This was performed on 7/18/24 by labor musician Jimmy Kelly who is also a member of AFM6. It was part of Laborfest.net
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Prof Marci Shore invoked the ultimate warning from history. “The lesson of 1933 is: you get out sooner rather than later.” She seemed to be saying that what had happened then, in Germany, could happen now, in Donald Trump’s America – and that anyone tempted to accuse her of hyperbole or alarmism was making a mistake. Since Shore, Snyder and Stanley announced their plans, the empirical evidence has rather moved in their favour. Whether it was the sight of tanks transported into Washington DC ahead of the military parade that marked Trump’s birthday last Saturday or the deployment of the national guard to crush protests in Los Angeles, alongside marines readied for the same task, recent days have brought the kind of developments that could serve as a dramatist’s shorthand for the slide towards fascism.
However bad things had looked in 2016, now was worse. “So much had been dismantled … the guardrails, or the checks and balances, had systematically been taken down. The supreme court’s ruling on immunity; the failure to hold Trump accountable for anything, including the fact that he incited, you know, a violent insurrection on the Capitol, that he encouraged a mob that threatened to hang his vice-president, that he called up the Georgia secretary of state and asked him to find votes. I felt like we were in much more dangerous territory.”
However bad things had looked in 2016, now was worse. “So much had been dismantled … the guardrails, or the checks and balances, had systematically been taken down. The supreme court’s ruling on immunity; the failure to hold Trump accountable for anything, including the fact that he incited, you know, a violent insurrection on the Capitol, that he encouraged a mob that threatened to hang his vice-president, that he called up the Georgia secretary of state and asked him to find votes. I felt like we were in much more dangerous territory.”
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