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newdeal2

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8. Yes it's definitely suspect

Reply to gab13by13 (Reply #6)

Thu Sep 4, 2025, 09:02 AM

Sep 4

Partnership firms are always a bit opaque financially so I have no idea how precarious the situation really is. Some of those firms could all be a house of cards under the right circumstances.

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Marc Elias Made A Shocking Statement Yesterday [View all] gab13by13 Sep 4 OP

Consorting with the enemy. marble falls Sep 4 #1

We are taking names collaborators. NoMoreRepugs Sep 4 #2

They are finally getting who and what they wanted. Biophilic Sep 4 #3

There's another reason: they are not as financially strong as you think newdeal2 Sep 4 #4

Yes, it's mainly the law firms gab13by13 Sep 4 #6

Yes it's definitely suspect newdeal2 Sep 4 #8

I am telling curious pro Trump retirement "planners" to f off. GreenWave Sep 4 #5

K&R spanone Sep 4 #7

"We're here to bribe you before you can extort us". nt eppur_se_muova Sep 4 #9