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James Otis – Known as the boy who destroyed Donald TrumpBefore the Hollywood Walk of Fame star is elected president – he is trying to play his part to ensure that DT is not re-elected … by falsifying the NYC with Trump’s lies.
Otis – also the heir apparent of the Otis Elevator Company – reached the top of the Empire State Building on Thursday morning and dropped thousands of gold from the flying city.
Naturally, an employee caught him in the act and told him to stop immediately and walk away, but as you can see … the damage was already done.
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We find Trump’s anti-Trump after his stunt, and he tells us he didn’t get in any serious trouble for the flyer drop … suggesting he talked about getting out of it.
Otis says he explained to the building authorities that what he did was a non-violent act that spread the word about President Trump’s sudden lying … and that he was “sympathetic.”
However, on the downside … he says he is now banned from the Empire State Building for life.
As far as FlyerOtis says they were printed on both sides with more than 20,000 examples of lies that Trump has told the office … as well as fact-checking to refute them.
Examples include Trump’s quotes about tax cuts, the economy. Joe Biden, Protests and the VA Choice Bill … and these are from the last few months. James says he shot at least 2,000 flyers.
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As you may recall, Otis was charged with vandalism Picax stunts He pulled out on October 26, 2016 to oppose then-candidate Trump. He did not contest in February 2017 and was sentenced to 3 years of probation, community service and ordered to pay, 4,400.
He seems to be doing more than probation. We’ve reached out to the police about the Empire State Building incident … no word yet.
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