Donald Trump's Bankruptcies: Saudi Prince Alleges He Gave The Republican Money, But Candidate Was 'Ungrateful'

[TomSea]

Donald Trump's Bankruptcies: Saudi Prince Alleges He Gave The Republican Money, But Candidate Was 'Ungrateful'

Donald Trump may like to criticize Hillary Clinton for her family’s acceptance of donations from foreign governments while serving as secretary of state but a Saudi prince is alleging that the Republican front-runner has taken foreign money himself to get out of tight binds.

Prince Al-Waheed Bin Talal told Turkey’s Hurriyet newspaper that he has helped save Trump from bankruptcy twice and described the  real-estate mogul as a “bad and ungrateful person,” according to a report Thursday. Bin Talal said he helped his fellow billionaire out by buying assets Trump could no longer afford.

Among the properties Bin Talal said he acquired: A yacht that Trump used near Turkish shores and Trump hotels. The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment on the matter.

Read More At: http://www.ibtimes.com/donald-trumps-bankruptcies-saudi-prince-alleges-he-gave-republican-money-candidate-2407704

This story is getting play in the Middle Eastern media so I looked up a more "Western source".  We'll probably get more stories like this in the next day.

Hurriyet reported it, Middle East Monitor also runs such a story now. Middle East Monitor is reportedly, a Palestinian run news website.  https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20160825-saudi-prince-says-he-twice-saved-trump-from-bankruptcy/

[geronl]

It's not in Trumps nature to be thankful or charitable towards others

[Chosen Daughter]

The story about the yacht has been out for a long time.  He has had several bankruptcies. 

[TomSea]

Seeing how Clinton gets big Saudi money, this could well be a trick.

It be accusing Kasich of getting Soros money as Cruz's campaign did and later apologized for or Clinton's campaign renown for these kinds of tricks, we have to get the truth first.

[Applewood]

It's not in Trumps nature to be thankful or charitable towards others

But it is in  Trump's nature to avoid his obligations. Remember the story about the contractors and vendors on his many buildings who were stiffed?  And there are allegations that not only did he import foreign workers, but he didn't pay them either. All these bankruptcies are just another way to skip out on his debts.  Why do so many voters want a President who is so irresponsible?

[jmyrlefuller]

Knowing the House of Saud, and how close Clinton and Trump have historically been, the Saudis probably gave BOTH of them money.

[Longmire]

But it is in  Trump's nature to avoid his obligations. Remember the story about the contractors and vendors on his many buildings who were stiffed?  And there are allegations that not only did he import foreign workers, but he didn't pay them either.

Stories and allegations...that's pretty weak tea you're brewing.

[txradioguy]

Stories and allegations...that's pretty weak tea you're brewing.

Weak like stories and allegations printed in the National Enquirer and repeated like gospel by willing drones? 

Is that the kind of weak you're talking about?

[Longmire]

@txradioguy No

[txradioguy]

@txradioguy No

Then please enlighten us on how there is a difference.

[Applewood]

Stories and allegations...that's pretty weak tea you're brewing.

Regarding the contractors and suppliers:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/06/01/donald-trump-lawsuits-legal-battles/84995854/

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/06/09/donald-trump-unpaid-bills-republican-president-laswuits/85297274/

http://www.wsj.com/articles/donald-trumps-business-plan-left-a-trail-of-unpaid-bills-1465504454

Politifact rates the story about the Polish illegals as half true as far as how much Trump ended up paying.  The Rubio campaign claimed millions.  Trump was ruled liable, but he settled with the plaintiffs,  so how much he actually doled out is unckear.

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2016/feb/25/marco-rubio/marco-rubio-says-donald-trump-had-pay-1-million-hi/

[Applewood]

@Longmire

I should have added - if you don't trust the media sites I posted, maybe you can find the actual lawsuits online and read them for yourself.  All  federal courts and I believe most state courts are now automated, and court filings are available online.  Be aware, though, that you may have to pay something to use a court's website, particularly if you download and print a document.   

[Suppressed]

But it is in  Trump's nature to avoid his obligations. Remember the story about the contractors and vendors on his many buildings who were stiffed?

What's great is how he claims his reason for non-payment is shoddy work, and then later sends those same businesses invitations to bid on future work.

The man slimeball is as dishonest as Hillary.

[Applewood]

What's great is how he claims his reason for non-payment is shoddy work, and then later sends those same businesses invitations to bid on future work.

The man slimeball is as dishonest as Hillary.

I could understand shoddy work some of the time, but we are talking about hundreds of companies.  And most of those he did not pay were small, "Mom and Pop" businesses.  Easier to stiff because these companies don't have the financial resources for prolonged litigation.  If Trump loses, he can appeal or just not pay up.   The plaintiff can go broke trying to collect.

These businesses would be fools to get involved with Trump ever again.

[GtHawk]

Seeing how Clinton gets big Saudi money, this could well be a trick.

It be accusing Kasich of getting Soros money as Cruz's campaign did and later apologized for or Clinton's campaign renown for these kinds of tricks, we have to get the truth first.

Or like Trump calling Cruz a liar, accusing him of numerous adulterous affairs, and saying the senior Cruz was part of the Kennedy assassination, those kinds of tricks, I mean lies That Trump never apologised for?