pete6032
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Which are worse, these NFTs or John McNaughton's artwork?
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Wow, fools and their money.Looks like the they sold out all 45,000 cards. Now the question is how much of that was foreign buyers?
What's dumber? The people that ever supported this grifter. What the matter Trumpers, your red flag detector broken in 2016?Who’s dumber—Trump for announcing this or mainstream media for hyping this announcement for an entire news cycle??
It appears that the images on the actual NFTs are low quality and taken from small clothing brands websites and photoshopped. It is unclear if they were officially licensed or if they are copyright infringement.
Also this is not being done by Trump Inc, but is being made by a company called NFT INT LLC which has licensed the Trump brand and is listed as operating out of a small Utah strip mall, with an address that does not exist. The company lists it's 'Suite 427' but the mall uses letters to differentiate the stores, but there is a USP Store that rents mail boxes that has numbers like that, and at least 20 other companies registered out of Florida uses that UPS store as it's address, but they found a Utah company that uses that address as well, but that company claims that it has nothing to do with the Trump NFT business. The company also itself does not seem to be registered in Utah. It looks to be registered in Wyoming by a shell company that is used to hide the owners of a number of other businesses.
I have a new and poorly thought out proposal: if the officers/agents of an LLC can not identify its owners, the state can seize the business’ assets and sell them to real people.It appears that the images on the actual NFTs are low quality and taken from small clothing brands websites and photoshopped. It is unclear if they were officially licensed or if they are copyright infringement.
Also this is not being done by Trump Inc, but is being made by a company called NFT INT LLC which has licensed the Trump brand and is listed as operating out of a small Utah strip mall, with an address that does not exist. The company lists it's 'Suite 427' but the mall uses letters to differentiate the stores, but there is a USP Store that rents mail boxes that has numbers like that, and at least 20 other companies registered out of Florida uses that UPS store as it's address, but they found a Utah company that uses that address as well, but that company claims that it has nothing to do with the Trump NFT business. The company also itself does not seem to be registered in Utah. It looks to be registered in Wyoming by a shell company that is used to hide the owners of a number of other businesses.
It appears that the images on the actual NFTs are low quality and taken from small clothing brands websites and photoshopped. It is unclear if they were officially licensed or if they are copyright infringement.
Also this is not being done by Trump Inc, but is being made by a company called NFT INT LLC which has licensed the Trump brand and is listed as operating out of a small Utah strip mall, with an address that does not exist. The company lists it's 'Suite 427' but the mall uses letters to differentiate the stores, but there is a USP Store that rents mail boxes that has numbers like that, and at least 20 other companies registered out of Florida uses that UPS store as it's address, but they found a Utah company that uses that address as well, but that company claims that it has nothing to do with the Trump NFT business. The company also itself does not seem to be registered in Utah. It looks to be registered in Wyoming by a shell company that is used to hide the owners of a number of other businesses.
I got the information from this article: Are Donald Trump NFTs being sold from Park City?
Being an artist requires some imagination and creativity, though. Those are not traits of the modern conservative.The real question is are there any MAGA artists out there? I really don't know. Artists tend to be a bit crazy, but usually not in that way. I've had conversations with artists where they claimed some truly weird ideas, so I'm guessing that at least a few of them have latched onto the Q stuff.
I don't think you could blow these up to poster size, everything I'm reading is saying that the actual NFT's are really low resolution.Well I really don't know why I'm picturing Trump's office walls at Mar a Lago being plastered with giant blown up posters of those cards.
Looks like the they sold out all 45,000 cards. Now the question is how much of that was foreign buyers?
This is highly reminiscent of Jim Wright’s book sales except that Trump isn’t in office so anyone can simply hand him wads of cash and it would be perfectly legal to do so.Actually a pretty creative way to collect bribe.
Actually a pretty creative way to collect bribe.
Why not both?It's all a grift or a way to launder money.
"Although Gionet was once a major Trump supporter in his first two presidential campaigns, he has now apparently switched his allegiance to rapper Kanye West, who has taken to openly praising Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler and denying the Holocaust."