This one goes under the public's right to know. Libby Nelson from VOX.com has taken the time to collect a list of (so-far) known Trump business entanglements. A list every citizen ought to be familiar with.
America was tricked (by strategic and Russian fed, Breitbart circulated false advertising - along with systemic silence among those whom we trusted to protect America's interest) into voting for a Trojan Horse.
Now it's like, hahaha suckers, catch us if you can! Why wasn't all this made clear to Americans long ago? What about all those oaths of office and supposed fealty to protect our US government as it exists, not as some believe their personal God wants it to look like!
Who is going to defend America against this orchestrated hostile take-over by the oligarchs who already had way the hell too much power and too little awareness of the realities of this planet we depend on for everything?
The following is a complete REPOST of what to me seems critically important information that every citizen ought to be aware of. Doing my part, but it's going to require thousands of points of light if we are to confront the storming horde of self-interested oligarchs.
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All of Donald Trump’s known conflicts of interest in one place
Updated by Libby Nelson | Dec 13, 2016, 5:24pm EST
When Americans talk about corruption in politics, they usually mean the outsize influence corporations and the wealthy can exert in politics through campaign donations.
But President-elect Donald Trump’s administration risks a much more direct type of corruption, where the end goal is not donations to a reelection campaign but personal enrichment for the president himself. Trump’s massive business empire — towering skyscrapers and sprawling golf courses, menswear and furniture, and his licensing of his personal “brand” around the world — promises endless entanglements of business and politics.
And we do not know the extent of the problem. Trump refuses to release his tax returns or disclose information about his debts. He’s structured and nested his companies to make it difficult to determine who owns something as simple as a helicopter. For every obvious conflict, there could be many more that aren’t even public.
