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Trump: I brought a lawsuit… I'm the one who has to settle it. Maybe I will give myself $1 billion and give it all to charity… Trump sues the US, becomes President, and has to settle the suit. I hereby give myself $1 billion.. Maybe I should keep the money… pic.twitter.com/omWXR8CFf5 — Acyn (@Acyn) December …
Financial Manager for the Army setup a fake NGO and stole $108 million dollars from taxpayers. Buys 31 homes and 80 vehicles, paid for by you “She incorporates a fake children’s charity and awards herself an army contract — US Army approves this children’s charity — A totally fake nonprofit. There’s absolutely nothing for children. …
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.@realDonaldTrump challenges @JoeBiden to a golf match at Trump National Doral, Miami—giving Biden 10 strokes a side and $1,000,000.00 should he win, to the charity of his choice… pic.twitter.com/soJvbQSJcW — Dan Scavino Jr.🇺🇸🦅 (@DanScavino) July 10, 2024
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Archewell Foundation has been warned that it could be subjected to fines or suspended from the charity register. The “delinquency notice” sent by California’s attorney general on May 3, suggests that Archewell did not file its 2022 tax return or related fees on time. It states: “The above captioned …
New Zealanders, including leaders from across the political spectrum, have expressed shock and devastation at the sudden death of Green MP Efeso Collins, who collapsed after a charity run in Auckland on Wednesday. “It is with profound shock and sadness that we can confirm that Green Party MP Efeso Collins has died,” said a statement …
Americans sent half a trillion dollars to charity last year—a substantial chunk of money to pay for worthy causes left unaddressed by the government and corporations. But a huge portion of that money isn’t going to food pantries or scientific research or even churches. Instead, the ultrawealthy, including many billionaires who have pledged to give …
by Chris Black In America, banks can do whatever they want to anyone. Because despite the fact that America is a socialist country where it is impossible to start a small business, it is also an anarcho-capitalist country where large corporations can do whatever they want to you and you have no recourse at all. …
