Waching daily Feb 2 2018

After De Niro Screams 'F*ck Trump,' Hurricane Victims Prove Actor 'Stole Our Money & Land'

Robert De Niro has become a despicable human being who constantly accuses President Donald

Trump of being the worst thing that's happened to America. Using foul language, the aging

actor screams, "F*ck Trump and impeach Trump," every chance he gets. However, De Niro, who

touts himself as a "humanitarian helping the poor," just got exposed by hurricane

victims who prove the "Raging Bull" star screwed them, stealing their money and land.

Robert De Niro was in the middle of closing a deal on the Caribbean island of Barbuda

when Hurrican Irma hit. Barbuda is a small island, with most of the small population

living in poverty. De Niro promised jobs and acted like a selfless rich man who was there

to bestow wealth on the poor black population.

But, the hurricane hit, and now, it's exposed who De Niro really is: an opportunist who

is stealing the land right from the very poor he promised to help. It's quite ironic when

you consider De Niro's constant attacks on President Trump.

"Our government today, with the propping of the baby-in-chief ― the jerkoff-in-chief,

I call him ― has put the press under siege, ridiculing it through, trying to discredit

it through outrageous attacks and lies," De Niro said on January 10th, at the National

Board of Review Annual Awards Gala, reports Fox News.

"Today the world is suffering from the real Donald Trump. Come on. You know. What are

we talking about? This f—ing idiot is the president. It's the Emperor's New Clothes

– the guy is a f—ing fool," screamed De Niro. He went on to charge Trump with demonizing

the press, comparing him to a dictator, then claiming the press is "distinguishing itself

with brave, exacting journalism."

Well, now we know Robert De Niro is the real bad guy. De Niro is, of course, proposing

that most of the real estate on the island of Barbuda be privately held by him and his

partners. This just came out after an investigative team from The Intercept went down to Barbuda

to look into what De Niro was doing.

Isn't that interesting? De Niro accuses Trump of being this horrible huckster who

takes advantage of people, when in fact, it's De Niro who is stealing an entire island from

its rightful owners, the poor black landowners.

The Intercept reports, "[T]he Caribbean island of Barbuda is accusing Robert De Niro

of being part of a backroom effort to exploit a devastating hurricane to fundamentally change

the island's communal land ownership law in the interest of developers — changes

opposed by many Barbudans, but which could aid the actor's controversial plans to build

a large luxury resort called Paradise Found Nobu."

De Niro showed up at the United Nations on the same day Trump gave a speech to the assembly,

right after Hurricane Irma. The elderly actor was playing the "humanitarian," pledging

to help the poor island while begging the UN and the US for money for the "poor black

population." That was all a ruse.

"De Niro in this period seemed benign, if not downright heroic. In the weeks after Irma

hit, he appeared at the United Nations and on cable news, pledging to personally help

with Barbuda's reconstruction and urging governments and international agencies to

pony up aid and stand with the 'vulnerable,'" reports The Intercept.

Now, here is the sad truth. Instead of helping the Barbudans return to their homes, De Niro

is bubbling with excitement. The island is so devastated that the Barbudans can't return

unless the UN money that De Niro got is used to rebuild.

De Niro pledged to use the contributions to "rebuild" the island, and he is "rebuilding"—

except he is using it to build his "Paradise Lost" resort. He "somehow" got the crooked

prime minister to virtually sell out his own people in favor of De Niro.

"The prime minister signed a memorandum of agreement with the actor, promising a 198-year

lease of 555 acres for just $6.2 million, plus an array of tax benefits. He went further,

dubbing De Niro an official 'economic envoy' of Antigua and Barbuda," added The Intercept.

So, next time you see the leftist actor accusing President Donald Trump of horrible things,

remember we now know the truth. It's Robert De Niro who calls himself a champion of the

people and aligns himself with the Hollywood crowd's politics as they demean and lie

about our president, when all along he's just a huckster as bad as George Soros, using

his wealth to gain more power and control. Bobby De Niro isn't fit to shine Donald

Trump's shoes. He's an ugly little man who has hurt poor hurricane victims for his

own gain.