Question: Why would a professional contractor throw trash out an upper-level

[niyad]

window in OUR HOUSE??? I have never seen such a thing from professionals. In fact, the ONLY time I have seen things being thrown from an upper level window, or any window, is during a sheriff-supervised one-hour eviction.

[Irish_Dem]

1. They don't even bother to come up with good lies anymore.

People will either believe their crappy lies or remain silent.

Right, professional routine maintenance staff with throw stuff out of out WH windows
which are supposed to be locked and sealed.

[niyad]

4. SMDH!!!

[LoisB]

2. I guarantee the sheep will believe this.

[niyad]

3. Sadly true.

[sheshe2]

5. Exactly, niyad.

[niyad]

6. I would fire a contractor on the spot if I witnessed such a thing.

[BigmanPigman]

36. tRump just fires them and doesn't pay them

Like that stupid crack in the ballroom marble or whatever nonsense he was bitching about. Senile old man's days are numbered.

[niyad]

48. "a long, ugly gash" on his (our) expensive stone "rose garden".

[BigmanPigman]

53. There's are "long, ugly gashes" on his heart and brain

[niyad]

54. But he has neither a heart, nor a brain.

[BigmanPigman]

55. Or courage...

I think he needs to pay a visit to the Wizard of Oz. However, I bet the Wizard would have nothing in his bag to help tRump. His case is too extreme, even for a wizard.

[multigraincracker]

7. I wonder if his pay check bounced?

[niyad]

9. If he got one at all.

[Sneederbunk]

8. Russian contractor?

[niyad]

11. Who gets paid in vodka?

[Botany]

10. Some contractors use a trash chute to move waste materials out of buildings but this doesn't pass ...

…. my smell test @ all.

[niyad]

13. That I have seen, and of course that makes sense. What we saw, and the

"explanation", do not.

[Botany]

20. Those chutes are used during demolition and major rebuilding projects if I was running that job it would..

… have been to carry the bags out with you not throw it out the window a window that
I think should be sealed shut and with an alarm on it 24/7. Epstein files???

This does not pass my smell test @ all.

[jmbar2]

31. It would have hit flower beds and shrubs, so I don't think anyone would do that.

[Botany]

43. Those trash chutes almost always empty into dumpsters.

Opening White House windows and throwing stuff out of second or third story windows does
not pass my smell test.

[jmbar2]

44. Me neither

Especially if you are a working on the White House.

[calimary]

51. Nor mine.

[Hekate]

12. I've been out and about today and really don't know what happened. Can you fill me in?

What got tossed?

I recently read that first the WH (or somebody) admitted something was tossed, but then said it didn’t, and finally told a clumsy lie. Or… what?

[niyad]

15. There was video the other day of something being thrown out of an

upper-level window in OUR HOUSE. First, a denial, then a WH flunkie says it was simply "routine maintenance" being done while krasnov was away.

[Hekate]

16. They lie as they breathe, to be sure, but it's all getting more clumsy

[niyad]

18. One would think that they would be getting better at it, with all the

practice that they get. Instead, they are getting worse. Thank goodness.

[Katcat]

28. Here ya go

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/viral-video-item-being-thrown-195941102.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall

[Blues Heron]

14. Imagine if this mysterious defenestration incident had happened under Biden

[niyad]

17. One could hear the screaming and yelling even on the moon! Demands

for investigations, hangings, etc.

[rubbersole]

39. "There was a laptop in that trash bag."

[niyad]

49. Snicker

[Skittles]

19. they wouldn't

it is yet another bullshit story

[Deep State Witch]

21. Chute To A Dumpster

I've seen many old Federal buildings that were being renovated or having maintenance done. Usually when they're cleaning out old stuff like carpeting, ceiling tile, etc. from a second story window a contractor would tend to have opened the window, installed some kind of chute or other system, and have a dumpster below it.

[twodogsbarking]

22. Melaaaaaaniaaaaaaaah throwing out The Biggest Loser's stuff?

[LAS14]

23. Sorry, but what is this about? nt

[LuckyCharms]

29. Someone captured a grainy video of an open window at the White House.

On the second or 3rd floor?

Someone was heaving something out of the opened window, more than once.

It is difficult to determine what was being thrown out the window, but it may be dark colored garbage bags.

The White House responded that it was from a contractor doing normal maintenance, but that sounds like a bunch of shit.

Those windows are likely always closed and locked and sealed.

There was no dumpster under the window...whatever that stuff was landed on the ground.

[LAS14]

57. Thanks. nt

[tinrobot]

24. Carry the trash down two floors filled with security or toss it out the window?

They probably took the easier route.

[LeftInTX]

33. My hunch is they didn't want to go up and down the stairs/elevator numerous times.

Toss things on the ground and pick them up later. Sometimes it isn't garbage either. Could be plastic sheeting, drop cloths, paint brushes, tools etc.

[surfered]

25. He's was a Jan 6 rioter, pardoned, and ridding the President of those meddlesome Epstein files.

[KS Toronado]

27. Somebody was stealing something very valuable

that they couldn't just walk out the front or back door with.

[LeftInTX]

30. Contractors did this at my place.

[Diamond_Dog]

32. I'm so damn sick of being told ridiculous lies about everything.

[Laha]

34. Baron Von Shitsinpants

Living up to his name. To avoid the odorous embarrassment of hauling the soiled garments through the building they opted for defenestration.

Just speculation.

[taxi]

35. Two scenarios come to mind about this.

The first is JD may have been taking naps on the sofa in that room. No contractor in the world would want to be carrying those cushions any longer than possible. The second is that Elon may have left some things behind during his happier days there and has refused to return and get it. Trump, like the landlord he is, would not want to simply dispose of them but instead make a big show about it.

[Trueblue Texan]

37. Maybe because he didn't get paid? nt

[hadEnuf]

38. It was a bag full of the Epstein files.

Trying to smuggle them out of the White House to Mar-A-Shithole.

[tazcat]

40. Umm, diapers?

[JoseBalow]

41. Conservation of energy

[Maru Kitteh]

42. Probably bric-a-brac "gifts" from Putin?

It might explain why they did not want to take whatever it was out through the house . . . and why they had to wait until he wasn’t home to throw it out. I’m sure like all toddlers, he’s learned to hide the "special treasures" given to him by Putin from the few remaining competent persons in the intelligence agencies who know, like clockwork, they’re probably going to be there.

[jmbar2]

45. Some intrepid reporter should be contacting the White House contractors to find out who did it, and why

That information is readily available for the ballroom construction.

[LeftInTX]

47. The WH itself (not Trump) said it was a maintenance crew. The odds are, the workers who did this were fired.

Apparently, it occurred at a bathroom that was being remodeled.

Why? They were being lazy and didn't want to go up and down the steps. Especially if they were going to make multiple trips. By throwing stuff down on the ground, it would all be in one spot. It could have been more than trash. It could have also been supplies, such as drop clothes, paint brushes, small tools etc.

Contractors do this alot. But at the WH? No bueno!

[Iggo]

46. I thought he said it was AI.

[Heidi]

50. "Depends"

https://www.depend.com/en-us/incontinence-products/men

[MrWowWow]

52. A Sure Way to Either Hide Evidence or...

smuggle it out.

[tanyev]

56. Good bet that Trump goes for the cheapest, most unprofessional contractors he can find.

And they’ve probably got connections to someone in Trump’s circle.