Shortly after Trump was re-elected his son Don Jr. was named as an advisor for Florida-based drone manufacturer Unusual Machines - a company which had not previously won any government contracts.
It's been a master class in Nepotism 101 since then.
The eldest Trump boys have become heavily invested in defense technology, drones, quantum computing, and raw materials through investment vehicles like 1789 Capital and American Ventures.
For years the Trump boys have been getting lessons in how to get away with hanging on to dad's coattails in shady business deals. What a proud dad Trump is now with both of his evil spawn graduating into the Big Time in grifting off of the government.
You gotta hand it to the two human parasites who have key investment sectors and companies in their portfolios...they've successfully attained Trumpian fame.
Here's a quick overview of what those two rascals have done thus far:
- Don Trump Jr. is now a partner in Anduril Industries where he's backed by 1789 Capital.
- The Trump boys are notable investors in a drone manufacturing. Don Jr. serves as a director with Unusual Machines, a drone and motor manufacturer.
- An Israeli-backed drone maker - American Ventures - is tied to the boys.
- A company that focuses on quantum computing - PsiQuantum - is backed by 1789 Capital.
The boys have also gotten into raw materials and mining to diversify their scandalous scams. They've invested in a rare-earth mining company - Vulcan Elements - which is focused on critical defense materials. They're also big investors in Tungsten/Kazakhstan projects linked to entities such as Skyline Builders and Dominari Securities.
Pretty impressive don't you think?
When I think about how Republicans went after Hunter Biden for years over some paintings he sold, and nebulous accusations of colluding with America's enemies, I have to shake my head in disgust and disbelief.
The whole world can see what's happening with the Trump family as they openly grift their way into vast fortunes. Firms backed by Don Jr. and Eric have scored over $6 billion dollars in a cash grab for the ages.
As it Stands, there was a time when nepotism wasn't so openly accepted and virtually unchallenged.
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