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Silvana Briand's avatar

And still nobody mentions the ride of the cavalry (presidential motorcade) directly down the center of the newly refurbished reflection pool at the request of the Persimmon paedophile himself...

WHY is everyone throwing the pool people under the bus when the treads of the motorcade are visible in the wreckage at the bottom of the pool?

Scott Carter's avatar

The US isn’t my country but any national monument or national historical site defiled by the US presidential motorcade is itself a criminal act.

Raeyin's avatar

Both can be true.

It was a no-bid contract, and apparently, the contractor has had issues before. Also, the motorcade only explains a fraction of the damage.

Dave Hearn says he was examining the flaking paint. He had his hand on it, and he was laying outside the pool. That wasn't caused by a vehicle.

Silvana Briand's avatar

Once the motorcade broke the seal with it's weight the damage would have radiated out as water seeped in and travelled up. Not saying that the paint job was perfect but no paint job would have withstood that kind of abuse.

Raeyin's avatar

It isn't that kind of coating. Polyurea is sprayed or rolled on like paint. If damage broke the seal, the underlying concrete would be exposed, and you'd need to repair before that local area could degrade.

A pool that size, you couldn't use a single-piece seal. It would be destroyed in the first major storm.

Polyurea is supposed to be an investment because it's hard to damage once properly applied.

Silvana Briand's avatar

If I remember correctly, it wasn't. It was just sprayed on and there are pictures of the damage done by the treads to begin with and the whole thing was exacerbated by the dumping of hundreds of gallons of I believe hydrogen peroxide which isn't compatible with the lining

Raeyin's avatar

If by "it wasn't" you mean it wasn't applied properly, I agree. And the motorcade is awful regardless. That's why suggest it's both - the contractor and the motorcade.

Silvana Briand's avatar

I agree with you and the additional insult of hydrogen peroxide was the last nail in the coffin

Jim Wilcox's avatar

My sediments exactly, pun intended. No word on this! I’ve seen a small video, not sure if it’s real or AI. But there have to be folks who saw the six SUVs drop into the empty pool and run the entire length! This is even more damning than the phony case against this man.

Deb CJ's avatar

How I would love to see the DOJ sued for vindictive prosecution . . . An Olympian, for god'sake . . .

Kitt's avatar

👍I would love it it's about damn time

Irene Hays's avatar

He fires women who embarrass him

Michael I's avatar

Great timing and analysis.

Justme's avatar

So the defense asking for the Grand Jury deets is what blew the lid off.

Raeyin's avatar

It seems the prosecution thought the judge might agree. Hearn's evidence of misconduct must have been strong.

Defense attorneys ask for those and get denied all the time. They're hard to unseal.

Lewis J Greenwald's avatar

Time for her disbarment!!!

Wendy C Johnson's avatar

Since they dismissed without prejudice could his lawyers still insist on seeing the evidence. Otherwise he just gets to live knowing they could refile on a whim.

Raeyin's avatar

I don't think it has been dismissed yet. I found the government's motion to dismiss, but I can't find a response or a ruling.

The defense might argue it should be with prejudice. They might make the argument you suggest, too. I suppose we'll find out.

Wendy C Johnson's avatar

Thank you for the information. Appreciate it.

Kitt's avatar

I saw something on the news this morning that he refiled to reinstate that complaint about the pool I hope I'm imagining things but I doubt it

Kitt's avatar

They orange lord of the grift what's his bid put the BBC he didn't want to turn over his financial records the judge said otherwise he may be able to put his finger on the thumb on broadcasters in the United States but when it comes to UK he's way out of luck 😀😀😀

Douglas Carlton's avatar

And it’s looking like she might get both.

Sheehy, Bill's avatar

So typical of the entire trumpy administration; making headline grabbing claims over and over and then, when called for actual proof, fading away in silence. So dismally typical of today's federal DOJ and, worse in my view, the national media's failure for honesty. And the old rat-fink's social media rants? Hey, isn't it about time for someone somehow step on is parade of empty tirades?

Kitt's avatar

Miss Janine blame the lawsuit on the Secretary of the interior so it's not to anger the toddler-in-chief he calmed down yesterday but he's rambling on today

Kitt's avatar

Miss Janine blamed bergum

for not giving the full information

Jeff Alan Wolf The Wolf’s Den's avatar

It amazes me how another person like this in charge of a department has no concept or ability to run that department

How are things working out for you Donald?

Stan Duffner's avatar

Justice did prevailed over our government lying

RallyCryer's avatar

Karma Karma Chameleon.

Michael Lawler's avatar

Notice that Pirro was careful not to mention Trump's motorcade spectacle as a culprit . . .