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Originally Posted by onwebcam
The goal is to prove he's not worth as much as he claims. In turn calling him a liar.. But ALL of these wealth figures are wrong/inflated... Most of them are total lifetime earnings.. The papers Cohen provided is a great example of what they are trying to accomplish with it.. Saying he inflated his RE holding values.. Which makes him a liar.. It's childish really. But that's who we're dealing with. Children.
Take Bezos for example.. It's claimed he's worth $150 billion.. Yet in the settlement his wife only got $35 billion... So the reality is Bezos is likely really only worth 70 billion.. The rest is inflated "on paper"
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That's not the same thing... Divorce covers personal wealth, not corporate. Plus no judge ever is going to force liquidate companies forcing a million people out of work to make sure the wife gets exactly 50% of ridiculous amount of billions. it serves no purpose after a certain point.
going after his past taxes can do positive things for him as well. if it can be proven that he does not owe gigantic amounts to banks in opposing nations he will be cleared fully of accusations of possible influence or decisive conflict. whether he's a real billionaire or not means nothing politically at the end of the day. it wouldn't even hurt him with regards to an election.