tRump's latest hypocrisy.

[Cattledog]

Link to tweet

[DK504]

1. Trump is willing to accept money from

a country that doesn't really like us, so they can "invest" in our infrastructure rather than raise taxes for the corporations and top earners to have Americans pay for our own backyard.

More shameful apathy towards Americans that work harder for less, he is truly unworthy of any office, whether private or a a dog catcher.

[erronis]

6. My exact thoughts. The Saudi's aren't "investing", they are buying.

Piece by piece the repuglicans will try to dismantle this country.

They'll sell the actual governance to the highest bidder - and yes, cash only, not traceable.

They'll sell the infrastructure that the taxpayers have paid for for decades/centuries to a set of slavic/arabian/chinese businesses.

Does the US voter have a say in this?

Is it publically known?

[SunSeeker]

2. K & R for exposure.

[packman]

3. As the song lyrics go

That was yesterday, today is now

[keithbvadu2]

4. Our Saudi pals find (invest in) plenty of water

Our Saudi pals find plenty of water

(Arizona is supposedly a very conservative state.)

https://www.revealnews.org/blog/debate-spreads-about-saudi-dairy-drilling-wells-in-arid-arizona/?utm_source=Reveal%20Newsletters&utm_campaign=01322dac59-The_Weekly_Reveal_11_19_15&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c38de7c444-01322dac59-229918333

Debate spreads about Saudi dairy drilling wells in arid Arizona

By Nathan Halverson / November 16, 2015

Arizonans are debating what actions to take after a Reveal investigation showed the state’s limited aquifers are being drained to grow and ship crops overseas.

Local leaders in La Paz County, where a Saudi dairy company bought 15 square miles of land to grow water-intensive hay for export back to the Middle East, are asking Gov. Doug Ducey and state officials for help, the Associated Press reports:

“We just want to make sure the people who have lived here, who have invested in La Paz County will not run out of water,” said county Supervisor Holly Irwin.

Reveal disclosed that a Saudi dairy company and other corporations were buying large tracts of desert land in an unregulated part of the state, then drilling new groundwater wells, each capable of pumping 1.5 billion gallons of water annually for irrigation.

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[Kleveland]

5. The Saudi's like *Rump, because he is like them...

Full of self serving interests, hypocrisy, and money.

Their money is at least real, and not dirty monopoly money like the Orangutrump's.

I have witnessed their arrogance first hand.... they can do no wrong in the eyes of those dazzled by their oil money.

[erronis]

7. I'm not as knowledgeable as you about the source of the Saudi money, but

I doubt it was earned by the hard work of the royal family.

As far as I know they exploit every possibility, every foreign worker, every deal with the US to maximize their profits - on the back of their partners.

The House of Saud did not exactly rise to the top of the kingdom by being Mr. Nice Guys. The Mexican cartels have learned some good techniques from the Saudis, Russians, Israeli about how to deal with "problems".

Anyhoo - nice to hear your voice! Looking forward to more exchanges.

[Kleveland]

8. I am in agreement here!

No expert on source of money, but did read up a little on their politics/religion.

No exactly what I would call good guys.

They have done much to cause suffering in the region.