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To demonstrate the efficacy of the ideas presented above see the partial list below of some of the deals Trump has done in his second administration that are similar to the marine insurance hostile take-over they attempted with Lloyd’s and IGPI.
Since his re-election, the Trump Organization and family members have signed dozens of international real estate, cryptocurrency, and technology deals across the world. The Trump family operates primarily through licensing models where they collect lucrative, multi-year branding and management fees rather than committing their own capital. Some of the many major real estate, hotel, and resort deals include:
In Saudi Arabia there are planned luxury developments, including a $1 billion Trump Plaza in Jeddah and a $530 million Trump Tower Jeddah, plus two residential projects in Riyadh.
A $500 million Trump International resort in Muscat, featuring an 18-hole golf course, villas, and hotel accommodations.
In Qatar there is a beachside development in Simaisma north of Doha, valued at $5.5 billion, managed by Qatari Diar and involving a Trump-branded golf club and luxury villas.
In the United Arab Emirates there are multiple projects including a new luxury hotel and residential tower in Dubai in addition to plans for an exclusive Trump-branded private members’ club.
There is a large-scale luxury Trump resort and hospitality project signed with local developers located outside of Ho Chi Minh City.
In India there is a massive expansion that includes eight active Trump-branded residential and hotel developments across the country, with over $300 million in sales reported on launch day in Delhi.
World-wide digital & technology ventures of Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump include a partnership with Middle Eastern sovereign wealth and crypto entities. A Middle Eastern entity secretly acquired a 49% stake in Trump family crypto ventures, routing an estimated $200 million upfront to Trump-affiliated entities.
In world-wide investments, Donald Jr. and Eric Trump have acquired stakes in domestic drone manufacturing companies like Powerus, which are currently pitching security intercepts to Gulf nations.
These examples do not include the 622 branded merchandise schemes Trump has conducted while being a sitting president. These examples should paint a picture of a grifter who has used the White House and presidential executive powers to manipulate media, bankers and brokers, military industrial companies, pharmaceutical companies, oil companies, and sovereign nations as his targets to create a grotesque economic dynasty for his family. Is this illegal? Trump knows it is, but since no other president or high-powered politician has ever been successful indicted, convicted, and prosecuted – he will simply continue at break-neck speed to fleece every avenue of income he can find and manipulate that will advance his legacy and his economic dynasty.
You might ask: Does some of the things Trump do benefit American citizens? Perhaps they do in some cases, but the larger question is, can we trust Trump, or any politician to represent “We the People?” Recent history makes one doubt.