Trump Criminal Enterprises, Inc.

I am amused when MAGAs brag that Congress is being paid to do nothing while Trump signs Executive Orders without their support, thereby doing everything for free. But what they miss is that the presidential salary of $400,000 is chump change compared to the $16 billion Trump and Co. have already received from Islamic dictators.

The Trump Organization, owned and managed by Donald and Erik Trump, struck a $5.5 billion deal this week to build a resort in Qatar. That is despite the obvious conflict of interest of a president shaping U.S. policy for personal financial gain.

This deal brought the known Islamic funding of the president, his private business, and his family to $16 billion and rapidly growing – and that’s only what has been disclosed. That is ever so slightly more than the $220,000 Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi paid Billy Beer founder, Billy Carter, or the $20 million Bush and Obama received from the Saudis for their contributions to the Kingdom.

“We are incredibly proud to expand the Trump brand into Qatar through this exceptional collaboration with Qatari Diar and Dar Global,” a spokesperson for the family business said.

In addition to Saudi Arabian partner, Dar Global, the planned resort north of the Qatari capital of Doha will be developed by a Qatari company called Qatari Diar, which is owned by the Qatari government, a.k.a., the Emir of Qatar Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. As for Dar Global, it is owned by Dar Al Arkan Real Estate Development, founded and owned by the Saudi royal family, with institutional investors like Vanguard, BlackRock, UBS, Northern Trust, State Street, and Teachers Annuity Association, collectively controlling 10% of the company.

After U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he would be visiting Qatar during his upcoming Middle East Trip, many wondered why he chose to stop at the Islamic country most closely identified with funding Hamas and the anti-Israel agenda and protests on college campuses, all while ignoring American allies such as Israel, even Egypt or Turkey. But now we know. It’s just business.

Ironically, or more accurately, hypocritically, illegally, and immorally, the deal in Qatar was announced while the president was going after Qatari funding of Ivy League universities in the United States, which encouraged antisemitism and anti-Israel protests to take place on their campuses after the Hamas massacre of October 7 and the ensuing war.

It wasn’t the first or the last of its kind. It follows many other deals made before Trump was sworn in, including one for a golf resort in Vietnam late last year with a firm with ties to the Communist Party. Trump’s son-in-law, business partner, and White House political negotiator, Jered Kushner received $2,000,000,000.00 directly from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman through his Sovereign Wealth Fund known as the PIF, despite having no experience in private equity investing. And he received the transfer of this $2 billion dollars within six months of leaving the White House. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, who serves as the chairman of the Public Investment Fund, and is its owner, personally intervened to approve the investment and overruled a panel of advisors who called the sum “unsatisfactory in all aspects.”

Kushner developed a close relationship with MBS while he served as a White House advisor during Trump’s presidency, helping to approve a $110 billion weapons sale to the kingdom after it faced public backlash for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi – which the Department of National Intelligence later reported was directed by the crown prince. But Kushner and Trump took care of that little problem for MBS, denying the evidence and then raising MBS’s worldwide profile and esteem.

Around the same time, the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia also invested $1 billion in Liberty Strategic Capital, the private equity firm set up by former Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin after Trump left office. Thereafter, Trump’s Middle East Envoy, Steve Witkoff, received a $623 million investment to bail him out of the failed purchase and management of the Park Lane Hotel in New York City. It was funded by the Qatar Investment Authority, the fiefdom’s sovereign wealth fund, a month before the Qatari’s Hamas terrorist group invaded Israel.

Showing his appreciation, in his first official act, Witkoff demanded to see Netanyahu on the Sabbath and told the Israeli Prime Minister that Trump expected Israel to capitulate to the ceasefire on his and the Qatari terms. The concerns the PM had previously told Trump were “life-and-death issues for Israel’s survival” were “no longer of any concern to the president,” Witkoff noted. Then right on cue, Hamas sponsor and advocate, Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al-Thani, credited Witkoff in a speech announcing the deal, albeit one usurped by Trump’s earlier proclamation that an “EPIC” ceasefire had been reached.

But there is more because, after winning a second term, Trump received funding in excess of $3.5 billion for a soaring Trump Tower in the Saudi capital of Riyadh, of which Trump is superfluous other than the influence acquired. There is another Trump Tower and resort in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia where the Trump grand edifice will be gilded in glittering gold. The Trump branded Oman project is valued at $4 billion. And they are all being managed and constructed by Dar Global – meaning that Trump isn’t the builder, management company, or financier, just the beneficiary of the funds and prestige.

If that was not already overly gluttonous, this week, the Trump Organization announced the launch of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Dubai, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. During the planning phase, Donald Trump stated, “When I look at potential sites for real estate investment, I concentrate on location, location, location – and this is the best location not only in Dubai but the whole of the Middle East.”

And of course, there is no correlation, but in addition to landing Air Force One in Saudi Arabia to visit with MBS, Trump is flying off to his new BFF and business partner, in Doha, Qatar for a meeting with the Emir Sheikh Tamim al-Thani. Then on May 15, the Trump dollar train will arrive in Abu Dhabi to meet Emirati dictator Mohammed Bin Zayed (MBZ).

“Following the remarkable success of Trump International Oman, as well as our most recent ventures in Dubai and Jeddah, we are thrilled to announce two additional projects in Riyadh,” Eric Trump, the president’s son who oversees the company’s real estate interests, said. The Dubai Tower of Narcissism, called, “The Trump,” will cost over $1 billion and feature affordable housing with $20 million dollar apartments “inspired by Trump’s Trump Tower gold-plated residence in NYC, with Bitcoin listed as an acceptable form of payment.

It is flagrant, deplorable, criminal, and likely impeachable. And I would not care if not for the fact that Trump plans to give the heart of Israel to Saudi’s Crown Prince as part of his “Deal of the Millennia.”

Every action of President Trump reflects the will of those pulling his strings. This includes: 1) Appointing Witkoff Middle East Envoy, 2) Forcing Israel to capitulate to Qatar’s and Hamas’ terms on the previous cease fire and hostage exchange for Hamas terrorists, 3) The promise of Saudi and Qatari Resorts in Gaza, 4) The construction of Emerald Cities for Fakestinians in the Sinai and Jordan (but not Saudi Arabia), 5) Conducting a charade of ceasefire negotiations to end the Ukrainian proxy war with Russia in Saudi Arabia without even inviting Russian or Ukrainian representatives, 6) Preventing Israel from destroying Iran’s nuclear bomb facilities and then spilling the story to the NYT, 7) Negotiating a meaningless deal with Iran after the uranium has already been enriched and bypassing Israel, 8) Firing National Security Adviser Mike Waltz because he supported Israel’s right to defend itself from Iranian annihilation, 9) Telling Israel to bomb the Houthis and then forming a truce with them that expressly excluded Israel, 10) Renaming the Persian Gulf the Arabian Gulf, 11) Announcing that the first presidential trip will be to visit his investors, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, and exclude Israel, 12) Announcing that Israel has frustrated Trump by continuing the war he claimed he would end, such that Israel is being excluded from the American – Islamic Deal of the Millennia, and 13) After complaining that the Gazans are suffering, Trump stated that he is going to feed those who are committed to the obliteration of Israel as part of the greatest deal that has ever been done.

Of course, this could all be a colossal coincidence at an unrelated price tag of $16 large, very, very large. Or, America and Israel, you have just been sold out to the highest and most diabolical bidders.