Twitter bitch fight Alan Sugar vs Donald Trump vs Piers Morgan

[pogofish]

And that article is not accurate. Trump's claims of spending a hundred million are a complete fiction. His accounts are out and show the total spend to be thirteen and a half million, around six and a half million of which was for the purchase of the Menie Estate and adittional surrounding properties.

 

[gosub]

If some cunt wanted my home bulldozed, Id be pretty pissed off if discussing it morphed into which rich wanker had more twitter followers, hence a seperate thread

 

[pogofish]

I can say on very good authority that some of those very people have already checked out that thread and are very heartened by it.

Remember that their own forum was wasted by scattergun posting from pro-Trumps, to the point they couldn't keep up with the moderation.

 

[DexterTCN]

1. People disagreed. Because disagreeing with Donald Trump is what people do. (<----- )​
2. 

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   You’re all wrong—check the facts! UK is massively subsidizing Scotland’s wind turbines & the people don’t want them.​

 

[DexterTCN]

Looks like all the sugar tweets have disappeared...I'm a tweet idiot though.

 

[pogofish]

And further to his cuntishness - he seems to be involved in the eviction of around a thousand people in Rio so a new Trump scheme can be constructed:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...ela-as-rio-builds-up-to-olympics-8424572.html

Billionaire property tycoon Donald Trump has announced plans for the largest office complex in Brazil as part of the controversial redevelopment of Rio de Janeiro ahead of the 2016 Olympics.
The 66-year-old entrepreneur announced his first foray into the Brazilian market with plans for five luxury 38-storey office blocks in a run-down former port area on the eastern coast of the city.

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But the Porto Maravilha makeover, which is backed by the Mayor of Rio, Eduardo Paes, has been criticised over its displacement of hundreds of families in the city's first favela, which borders the area.
Residents have reportedly returned from work to Morro da Providencia to find their homes marked with spray paint for demolition to allow a cable car to be built over the slum as part of the works. More than 1,000 people are expected to be evicted by the authorities. One resident, Jailce Felix dos Santos, whose house was one of those marked with the initials of the Municipal Housing Secretariat, told IPS news agency last week: "It's depressing. Many people have fallen ill. Arriving home and seeing those letters and knowing that your house is marked for demolition is terrible."