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PLEASE GIVE NOMS FOR BAKER

>LOTS MISSED LAST BREAD

>>17605204

TYB

paulsperry / @paulsperry

09/29/2022 12:42:53

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NEW:Former Trump adviser Carter Page just told me he will be appearing on “Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo” to discuss the fraudulent Hillary-funded dossier and the upcoming trial of dossier fraudster Iggy Danchenko

https://qagg.news/?read=GO30024

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El American

@ElAmerican_

The CDC Just Quietly Put an End to Universal Masking Guidelines Inside Medical Care Facilities http://dlvr.it/SZDyLV #OpinionColumn

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>>17605219

side by side for this bread

when he achieved "former" status

was there a ceremony i missed?

paulsperry / @paulsperry

09/29/2022 10:56:07

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BREAKING: Durham Prosecutes FBI Informants, While Protecting Their Handlers

https://qagg.news/?read=GO30023

Durham Prosecutes FBI Informants, While Protecting Their Handlers

By Paul Sperry, RealClearInvestigations

September 29, 2022

Since being named special counsel in October 2020, John Durham has investigated or indicted several unscrupulous anti-Trump informants. But he has spared the FBI agents who handled them, raising suspicions he's letting investigators off the hook in his waning investigation of misconduct in the Russiagate probe.

In recent court filings, Durham has portrayed the G-men as naive recipients of bad information, tricked into opening improper investigations targeting Donald Trump and obtaining invalid warrants to spy on one of his advisers.

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Paul Kamenar, National Legal and Policy Center: "He started with a bang and is ending with a whimper."

But as the cases against the informants have gone to trial, defense lawyers have revealed evidence that cuts against that narrative. FBI investigators look less like guileless victims and more like willing partners in the fraudulent schemes Durham has brought to light.

Notwithstanding his reputation as a tough, intrepid prosecutor, Durham has made excuses for the misconduct of FBI agents, providing them a ready-made defense against any possible future prosecution, according to legal experts.

"Durham was supposed to clean up the FBI cesspool, but it doesn't look like he's going to be doing that," said Paul Kamenar, counsel to the National Legal and Policy Center, a Washington watchdog group. "He started with a bang and is ending with a whimper."

In the latest example, critics point to a flurry of pretrial motions in Durham's case against former FBI informant Igor Danchenko, the primary source for the false claims regarding Trump and Russia advanced by the opposition research paid for by Hillary Clinton's campaign known as the Steele dossier.

Next month, Danchenko faces charges he lied to FBI investigators multiple times about the sourcing of the information in the dossier, which the bureau used to secure wiretap warrants to spy on a former Trump campaign adviser. Relying on Danchenko's reporting, the FBI claimed that the adviser, Carter Page, was a Russian agent at the center of "a well-developed conspiracy of cooperation" between Trump and the Kremlin to steal the 2016 presidential election.

Twitter.com

Igor Danchenko, dossier fabulist: Trial upcoming.

"The defendant was providing them with false information" as part of "a concerted effort to deceive the FBI," Durham alleged in a recent filing with the U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Va., where the trial is scheduled to be held Oct. 11.

Had agents known Danchenko made up the allegations, Durham asserted, they might have asked more questions about the dossier and not relied on it to swear out the ultra-invasive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants to electronically monitor Page, a U.S. citizen who was never charged with a crime.

But Danchenko's legal team points out that he turned over an email to the FBI during a January 2017 meeting with agents and analysts that indicated a key dossier subsource may have been fictionalized. Stuart Sears, one of Danchenko's attorneys, argued earlier this month in a motion to dismiss the charges that investigators "essentially ignored" any concerns they may have had about Danchenko's sourcing, because they continued to renew the FISA warrants based upon it. Therefore, he argued, any lies his client allegedly told them were inconsequential, making them un-prosecutable under federal statutes requiring such false statements to have a "material" impact on a federal proceeding.

While Durham did not dispute the FBI's apparent complicity in the fraud, he waved it aside as immaterial to the case at hand. "The fact that the FBI apparently did not identify or address these inconsistencies is of no moment," he said in his filing.

At the same time, Durham acknowledged agents allowed the fabrications to contaminate their wiretap warrants – noting they were "an important part of the FISA applications targeting Carter Page." But he stopped short of blaming the FBI, even for incompetence. According to Durham, the nation's premiere law enforcement agency was misled by a serial liar and con man.

"He's painting it as though the FBI was duped when the FBI was more than willing to take the initiative and go after Trump," Kamenar said, adding that though Danchenko may have been a liar, he was a useful liar to FBI officials and others in the Justice Department who were pursuing Trump.

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tyb

>>17605216

his name was Seth Rich

ask Donna Brazile

>>17605204

TYB

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>>17605204

TYB!

>>17605229

The special prosecutor's indifference to the FBI's role in the scandal is more remarkable in light of what Danchenko admitted in his January 2017 interviews with the FBI. He told investigators that much of what he reported to Steele was "word-of-mouth and hearsay," while some was cooked up from "conversation that [he] had with friends over beers," according to a declassified FBI summary of the interviews, which took place over three days. He confessed the most salacious allegations were made in "jest."

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite

Carter Page, junior Trump campaign aide: Spied on without justification.

Still, the FBI continued to use Danchenko's claims of a "well-developed conspiracy of cooperation" between Russia and Trump to convince the FISA court to allow investigators to continue to surveil Page, whom the FBI accused of masterminding the conspiracy based on Danchenko's bogus rumors. Agents even swore in FISA court documents reviewed by RealClearInvestigations that Danchenko was "truthful and cooperative."

The combination of Danchenko reporting a "conspiracy" and the FBI vouching for his credibility persuaded the powerful FISA court to continue to authorize wiretapping Page as a suspected Russian agent for almost a year. In addition to collecting his emails and text messages in 2017, agents were able to sweep up all his prior communications with Trump officials from 2016.

If the FBI were skeptical of Danchenko, it didn't show it. The next month, the bureau put him on its payroll as a confidential human source, or CHS, making him part of the bureau's untouchable "sources and methods" sanctum and thereby protecting him and any documents referencing him from congressional and other outside scrutiny. It made him a paid informant in spite of knowing Danchenko was a potential Russian spy threat who could be feeding federal agents disinformation. The FBI had previously opened a counterespionage probe of Danchenko from 2009 to 2011, and as his lawyers pointed out in a recent court filing, agents who were part of the case probing Trump/Russia ties, codenamed Crossfire Hurricane, "were well aware of the prior counterintelligence investigation" when they were supposedly conned by their informant.

Schertler Onorato Mead & Sears

Stuart Sears, defense lawyer: The case against Danchenko "stretches credibility."

"It stretches credibility to suggest that anything else would have caused the FBI to be more suspicious of Mr. Danchenko's statements and his potential role in spreading disinformation than the very fact that he was previously investigated for possibly engaging in espionage on behalf of Russia," Sears said. "Armed with that knowledge, however, the FBI nevertheless persisted" in using him as a source – while never informing the FISA court of the prior investigation.

The FBI didn't terminate Danchenko until October 2020, the month after the Senate declassified documents revealing the FBI had investigated him as a Russian agent. It also happened to be the same month Durham was appointed special counsel.

On Oct. 19, 2020, then-Attorney General Bill Barr tapped Durham "to investigate whether any federal official, employee, or any other person or entity violated the law in connection with the intelligence, counter-intelligence, or law-enforcement activities directed at the 2016 presidential campaigns, individuals associated with those campaigns, and individuals associated with the administration of President Donald J. Trump, including but not limited to Crossfire Hurricane and the investigation of Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller, III."

So far, Durham has focused on the "any other person" part of his mandate. Federal officials and employees appear to be getting a pass.

YouTube/Fox News

Kevin Clinesmith, FBI lawyer: Doctored exculpatory evidence.

Though Durham prosecuted former FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith in August 2020, when he was acting as a U.S. attorney, he did not initiate the case. Rather, it was referred to him by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz, who first exposed how Clinesmith had doctored exculpatory evidence in the Page warrant process. Even though Clinesmith admitted forging a CIA email to make it look like Page never helped the agency monitor Russia, when in fact he did and clearly wasn't acting as a Russian agent, Durham failed to put him behind bars. Clinesmith was sentenced to 12 months' probation and 400 hours of community service, which as RCI first reported, the registered Democrat satisfied by researching and editing articles for his favorite liberal weekly newspaper in Washington.

>>17605204

tyb

A HUMAN VS ACUMEN ???

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>>17605240

>nothingburger and traitor.

tyb

>>17605204

TYB

>>17605204

tyb

>>17605229

Kamenar said the Clinesmith case was a "bad omen" for how Durham would handle dirty FBI agents. He pointed out that the prosecutor could have charged Clinesmith with the more serious crime of altering a CIA document, but instead negotiated a deal letting him plead to the lesser offense of lying to a government agency, which Kamenar called "a garden variety process crime." And "now he's got his law license back."

Patrick Henry College

Brian Auten, FBI analyst: Falsehoods in surveillance applications.

Clinesmith worked closely on the case with FBI Supervisory Intelligence Analyst Brian Auten, who was singled out by Horowitz in a 2019 report for cutting a number of corners in the dossier verification process and even allowing information he knew to be incorrect slip into the FISA affidavits and mislead the court.

Auten met with Danchenko at the bureau's Washington field office and helped debrief him about the dossier in January 2017. And he wrote the official FBI summary of those meetings, which noted Danchenko "contradicted" himself several times. Auten learned firsthand that the information Danchenko passed to Steele was nothing more than bar gossip, and that his "network of subsources" was really just a circle of drinking buddies. Also at those meetings, the analyst received an Aug. 24, 2016, email revealing that Danchenko never actually communicated with Sergei Millian, the Belarusian-born American businessman whom he had identified as his main source of Trump/Russia connections – the all-important, albeit apocryphal, "Source E" and "Source D" of the dossier. It turns out Danchenko attributed the critical "conspiracy of cooperation" allegation the FBI cited as probable cause for all four FISA warrants to this made-up source, meaning the cornerstone evidence of suspected Trump-Russia espionage was also made up.

What's more, Auten learned that though Danchenko was born in Russia, he was not based there and had no access to Kremlin insiders. On the contrary, he confirmed that Danchenko had been living in Washington and had previously worked for the Brookings Institution, a Democratic Party think tank whose president at the time was tied to Clinton.

Yet Auten and his Crossfire team led the FISA court to believe Danchenko was "Russian-based" – and therefore presumably more credible. They used this same description in all four FISA affidavits, including the two renewals that followed the January 2017 meetings with Danchenko.

Internal FBI emails from two months later revealed that Auten knew that using the term "Russian-based" was deceptive. While tasked with helping review Crossfire documents requested by Congress, including FISA applications, he worried about the description and whether it should be corrected. He discussed the matter with Clinesmith. But the falsehood reappeared in subsequent FISA applications.

NBC

Michael Cohen, Trump lawyer: Baseless rumor victim.

It was also in January 2017 that Danchenko revealed to Auten and his FBI handlers that one of his subsources was his childhood friend Olga Galkina, whom he said supplied him the rumor that former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen traveled to Prague during the campaign to hatch a plot with Kremlin officials to hack Clinton campaign emails.

The FBI already knew from intelligence reports that Cohen had not, as the dossier claimed, traveled to Prague to conspire in the alleged Russian hacking of Democrats, or for any other reason.

>>17605229

On Jan. 12, 2017, Auten and his Crossfire teammates received a CIA report that warned the Cohen rumor was likely part of a Russian disinformation campaign. The agency had discovered no such Prague meeting took place after querying foreign intelligence services, shooting a major hole in the dossier. The CIA report should have led the Crossfire team to treat any allegations sourced to Galkina with caution. But on the same day, the FBI got its FISA wiretap on Page renewed based on another groundless claim by Galkina – this one alleging the Trump aide secretly met with top Kremlin officials in Moscow to discuss removing U.S. sanctions. The falsehood showed up in two more FISA applications, which alleged "Russia's efforts to influence U.S. policy were likely being coordinated between the RIS [Russian Intelligence Services] and Page, and possibly others."

AP

The Ritz-Carlton on Red Square.

Galkina also had a relationship with Charles Dolan, a Clinton adviser who figures prominently in the Danchenko case Durham is prosecuting.

It turns out Dolan was one of the sources for the infamous "pee-tape" allegation about the Kremlin supposedly having blackmail evidence of Trump consorting with prostitutes at the Ritz-Carlton in Moscow, which has been debunked as another dossier hoax. But according to Durham, Danchenko tried to conceal Dolan's role in the dossier from the FBI. The special prosecutor argued that the deception deprived FBI agents and analysts information that would have helped them evaluate "the credibility, reliability and veracity" of the dossier. He said if they had known Dolan was a source, they might have, among other things, sought emails Dolan and Danchenko exchanged exposing their Ritz-Carlton hoax.

"Had the defendant truthfully told the FBI that Dolan played a role in providing certain information for the Steele reports the FBI might well have interviewed and/or collected such emails from Dolan," Durham speculated.

In addition, the prosecutor said, investigators might have learned of Dolan's "involvement in Democratic politics" and "potential bias as a source for the Steele reports." Except that they already knew about Dolan and his politics – as well as his involvement in the dossier. It's also likely they already had his emails.

In another interview with Danchenko about his dossier sources, which took place June 15, 2017, FBI agents asked Danchenko if he knew Dolan and whether he was "contributing" to the Steele reports. Though Danchenko acknowledged he knew Dolan, he denied he was a source. Agents didn't ask any follow-up questions. (They also never sought to charge him with making false statements to federal agents.)

How did the FBI know to ask about Dolan? Because he was well-known to the bureau's Russia counterintelligence agents as a businessman who frequently traveled to Moscow and met with Kremlin insiders. But more importantly, his friend Galkina was under FISA surveillance as a suspected Russian spy at the time, according to declassified records. The FBI was collecting not only Galkina's emails, but also those of Dolan and Danchenko, all of whom regularly communicated in 2016 – which suggests that at the time the FBI asked Danchenko about Dolan, it had access to those emails and was reviewing them.

This may explain why, as defense lawyer Sears noted, "the FBI never asked Mr. Danchenko about emails or any other written communications with Dolan" – and why it never interviewed Dolan.

While Durham acknowledged that the FBI knew about Dolan's troubling ties at the time and neglected to dig deeper, he said he's not bothered by the oversight. "The fact that the FBI was aware that Dolan maintained some of these relationships and failed to interview Dolan is of no moment," he maintained dismissively in a court filing. All that matters, he suggested, is that the FBI was lied to.

One of those emails was particularly alarming. In an Aug. 19, 2016, email to Dolan, Danchenko made it clear he was compiling dirt on Trump and his advisers and sought any rumor, no matter how baseless and scurrilous. He solicited Dolan, specifically, for "any thought, rumor, allegation" on former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort.

Such emails called into question the veracity of the whole dossier and further tainted the credibility of Danchenko's "network of subsources." But on June 29, 2017 – two weeks after the FBI asked about Dolan – the FBI renewed the FISA wiretap on Trump adviser Page based on, once again, the dubious dossier.

EVIL

>>17605229

From its wiretapping of Galkina, moreover, Auten and others at the FBI who sorted through such FISA collections would have seen communications showing her strong support for Hillary Clinton, and how Galkina was expecting political favors in exchange for spreading dirt on Trump. In an August 2016 email to a friend, Galkina expressed hopes that Dolan would help her score a State Department job if Clinton won election.

It was a major red flag. But like all the others, the FBI blew right past it. Agents continued to vouch for Danchenko as "truthful" and his subsources as reliable, and continued to cite Galkina's fabrications in FISA renewals.

Under FISA rules, the FBI had a duty to "immediately inform" the secret court of any misstatements or omissions, along with any "necessary corrections" of material facts sworn in affidavits for warrants. But the FBI failed to correct the record, even after it became obvious it had told the court falsehoods and hid exculpatory evidence. In August 2017, agents finally got around to interviewing Galkina, who confessed the dossier allegations attributed to her were "exaggerated," according to the Horowitz report.

Scammed by the Alfa Bank Scam?

Last year, Durham also painted the FBI as a victim of the 2016 political machinations of two other anti-Trump informants – Michael Sussmann and Rodney Joffe, who conveyed to investigators false rumors about Trump allegedly setting up a secret hotline with the Kremlin through Russia-based Alfa Bank.

RCP

Michael Sussmann, Clinton lawyer: Acquitted.

Durham charged Sussmann, a Washington lawyer who represented the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign, with lying to the FBI's top lawyer James Baker when he told him he was coming in with the tip – outlined in white papers and thumb drives – all on his own and not on behalf of Democrats and Clinton, whom he was billing for the Trump-Alfa "confidential project."

"Sussmann's false statement misled the FBI general counsel and other FBI personnel concerning the political nature of his work and deprived the FBI of information that might have permitted it more fully to access and uncover the origins of the relevant data and technical analysis, including the identities and motivations of Sussmann's clients," Durham maintained in the indictment.

But evidence emerged at the trial of Sussmann, who was acquitted, that bureau officials already knew the "political nature" of the tip and where the data came from, but withheld the information from field agents so they would continue investigating Trump through the election.

For example, in a Sept. 22, 2016, email describing the "special project," an FBI official in Washington stated that "Counsel Baker provided [Supervisory Special Agent] Joe Pientka with 2 thumb drives and identified they were given to him by the DNC."

"Everybody at the FBI actually thought the data came from a political party," Sussmann lawyer Sean Berkowitz argued, according to the trial transcript. "The (case) file is littered with references to the DNC."

But Durham kept offering explanations for why FBI brass bit on the politically tainted tip, opening a full field investigation based on it.

"Had Sussmann truthfully disclosed that he was representing specific clients [the Clinton campaign], it might have prompted the FBI general counsel to ask Sussmann for the identity of such clients, which, in turn, might have prompted further questions," Durham argued.

RCP

James Baker, top FBI lawyer: Close friend of Sussmann.

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>>17605204

Tick Tock & Ya Don't Stop!

TYB!

o7

>>17605219

uh oh; Covidians are going to be upset

(pb) >>17605043

Charming.

>>17605229

Folding Up His Tent

Durham was first tasked with looking into the origins of the Russiagate probe in May 2019, before his formal appointment as special counsel in 2020. Trump and Republicans have expressed disappointment that after a total of more than three years of investigation, he has not prosecuted any top former FBI officials, including Comey and Andrew McCabe, who signed some of the FISA affidavits, or Peter Strzok, the biased leader of the Crossfire Hurricane probe who assured McCabe's lawyer in an August 2016 text that "we'll stop" Trump from becoming president. None has received a target letter. In recent months, McCabe and Strzok have gone on CNN, where they work as paid contributors, and smugly bashed Durham for running a "partisan" investigation, while at the same time gloating he's held the FBI up to be more of a victim than a culprit.

AP Photo/Kevin Wolf

James Comey, FBI director: Not prosecuted.

"Comey and Strzok and McCabe have gotten a free ride out of all this," Kamenar said.

Also, Durham went easy on Baker, another top FBI official, even after he held back key evidence from the special prosecutor before the Sussmann trial, a blatant lack of cooperation that may have cost Durham a conviction in the case. Comey's general counsel has received "favorable treatment," Wauck observed.

Baker, who reviewed and OK'd the FISA applications, never told Durham about a damning text message he received from Sussmann on his cellphone. Durham had already indicted Sussmann for lying to Baker, and he could not use Sussmann's smoking-gun message – "I'm coming on my own – not on behalf of a client or company" – during the trial to convince jurors he was guilty of lying about representing the Clinton campaign. Legal analysts said it was slam-dunk evidence that would have sealed his case.

Baker testified he didn't turn over the text to Durham because no one asked for it. He proved a reluctant witness on the stand against his old pal Sussmann.

CNN

Andrew McCabe, deputy director: Not prosecuted.

"I'm not out to get Michael and this is not my investigation. This is your investigation," he told DeFilippis during questioning. DeFilippis has since stepped down to take a job in the private sector.

(Demonstrating the incestuous nature of the Beltway, Baker also happens to be an old friend of Bill Barr, who hired Durham. Barr hired Baker as his deputy when he ran Verizon's legal shop in 2008.)

In another sign Durham has not lived up to his billing as an aggressive prosecutor, FBI Director Christopher Wray suggested in recent Senate testimony that Durham's team has not interviewed all of the Crossfire members still employed at the bureau. In lieu of face-to-face interviews, he said Durham's investigators have reviewed transcripts of interviews of the agents previously conducted by the Office of Professional Responsibility, the FBI's in-house disciplinary arm.

AP

Peter Strzok, Crossfire Hurricane leader: Not prosecuted.

Recent published reports say Durham is in the process of closing up shop and completing a final report on his findings by the end of the year. Republicans have promised to seize on the report if they win control of the House in November and take back the gavel to key oversight committees on the Hill, along with subpoena power.

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>>17605204

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EXCLUSIVE: FDA Withholding Autopsy Results on People Who Died After Getting COVID-19 Vaccines

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Jack Posobiec XLV

@JackPosobiec

BREAKING: @KariLake just blew up Liz Cheney like a Russian Pipeline

"Liz couldn't even win her own primary"

https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1575618483278446593

Poso´s banned here?

6 States Sue Biden, Education Secretary Over Student Debt Cancellation

https://link.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/six-states-sue-biden-education-secretary-over-student-debt-cancellation_4764111.html

https://t.me/inmagnaexcitatio/97268

>>17605271

>Autists

No, they aren't all autists. Plenty of farm boy agency clowns try to blend in here as "anon", and they definitely aren't autists.

"Mr. President………?"

https://twitter.com/RNCResearch/status/1575536332461543424

If you don't believe 6,000,000 Jews were killed by electric rollercoasters

that went straight into ovens, them having to fight bears and eagles in a cage, and the electric floor which used millions of volts (in a war where there was a shortage of fuel) that had so much electricity passed through that all the evidence evaporated, and them turning Jews into cannibals by putting marmalade on a person’s head, are you a Nazi?

>>17605204

TYBaker

>>17605265

JUST SAYING

Biden administration scales back student debt relief for MILLIONS of Americans in stunning reversal after being faced with first lawsuits and following criticism of the huge cost to taxpayers

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11264087/Biden-administration-scales-student-debt-relief-MILLIONS.html

- The Department of Education announced the change on Thursday

- Biden administration announced plans to provide up to $20,000 in relief

- Change affects FFEL loans, held by private banks but backed by the government

- Loan programs switched to direct lending in 2010 under the Obama admin

- The new shift will reportedly affect 770,000 people who have student debt

- Six Republican-led states sued in federal court seeking to stop the loan relief

- One apparent concern is that lenders may sue and claim harm

- There has been a moratorium on federal student loan repayment since March '20

Report: Soros-Linked Group Wins $41M Contract from Biden to Help Illegal Aliens Evade Deportation

A non-governmental organization (NGO), with financial links to billionaire George Soros, has won a $41 million federal contract from President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ) to help illegal aliens evade deportation from the United States.

The Acacia Center for Justice, an NGO with financial ties to the Soros-linked Vera Institute of Justice, scored a contract from Biden’s DOJ to provide “legal services” to border crossers and illegal aliens after they are released into the U.S. interior in the hopes of staying permanently.

Fox News’s Joe Schoffstall reports:

The Biden administration awarded $41 million in taxpayer-backed government contracts to a new liberal nonprofit working to help illegal immigrants fight deportation amid the escalating border crisis, Fox News Digital has discovered. [Emphasis added]

The Acacia Center for Justice, a Washington, D.C.,-based nonprofit born from a partnership between the Vera Institute of Justice and Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights (CAIR), has received six “legal services” contracts from the Department of Justice that carried start dates of Sept. 1, according to records. [Emphasis added]

The multimillion-dollar contracts began just months after the under-the-radar nonprofit received a July 29 determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service, which stated the group’s effective date of tax exemption was Dec. 29, 2021. [Emphasis added]

The Soros-linked Vera Institute of Justice, as Breitbart News previously reported, was recently awarded a $172 million contract from Biden’s DOJ to do the same work — help illegal aliens evade deportation from the U.S.

In 2018, the Vera Institute of Justice was previously awarded $310 million by the Obama administration to help Unaccompanied Alien Children (UACs) avoid deportation.

The latest estimates reveal that the Biden administration, from February 2021 to August 2022, has released at least 1.35 million border crossers and illegal aliens into American communities — a foreign population larger than the resident populations of Wyoming, Vermont, Alaska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Delaware, Rhode Island, and Montana.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/09/28/rreport-soros-linked-group-wins-41m-contract-from-biden-to-help-illegal-aliens-evade-deportation/

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>>17605204

Great Bread Title.

Tic Toc.

>>17605275

they're really trying hard to stretch this story out and make it look as bad as possible.

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>>17605292

o7

>>17605204

Thank you baker!

>>17605296

o7

EARLIER (THEY) WERE REALLY PLAYING IT UP FOR THE FEAR FACTOR

TRUMP v. UNITED STATES

Judge Cannon has ordered an unredacted affidavit for the MAL "Raid" be filed under seal.

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.618763/gov.uscourts.flsd.618763.124.0.pdf

https://t.me/inmagnaexcitatio/97279

>>17605233

Trump won and they all know it

>>17605262

>>17605204

TYB

>>17605204

tyb

o7

https://trusttheq.com/douglas-macgregor-part-1-2-how-will-this-war-end/

September 29, 2022 Charlie Kirk Show

Douglas Macgregor: Part 1 & 2 – How Will This War End?

2 videos

He says No way Russia blew up pipeline

>>17605204

tyb

Check this out.

>>17605306

>>17605293

>Biden administration scales back student debt relief for MILLIONS of Americans in stunning reversal after being faced with first lawsuits and following criticism of the huge cost to taxpayers

LOL

LMAO

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Shameful. We are about to vote on a $10 billion foreign aid bill titled “Global Food Security,” while our military is advising soldiers to apply for food stamps (SNAP) to deal with the inflation that bills like this have caused.

https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1575591435059232769?t=Pjpzkrs-Eq42ld921io-aA&s=19

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>>17605286

you people

>>17605299

>>17605319

https://twitter.com/doctorbenzene/status/1575544580337901569

Retired U.S. Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor on The Charlie Kirk Show

@charliekirk11

: "Putin never used more than 20% of his ground force in Ukraine."

12:47 PM · Sep 29, 2022

>>17605238

Back again?

Who DID blow up the Nord Stream gas pipelines… Russia or America? Finger of blame is now being pointed at President Biden amid riddle of blasts in the Baltic

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11264547/Who-DID-blow-Nord-Stream-gas-pipelines-Russia-America.html

Deep beneath the Baltic Sea, a remotely controlled submarine releases a mine which nestles beside a gas pipeline.

Other mines are laid at critical junctures along hundreds of miles of piping connecting Russia and Germany. They contain the equivalent of hundreds of pounds of TNT.

When they are detonated – either by a timing device or remotely from a secret control room – the aftershocks are felt 800 miles away and seismologists liken the blasts to earthquakes.

Within seconds Nord Stream 1 and 2 begin to leak. Within days, millions of cubic metres of natural gas have been released into Danish and Swedish waters.

Mission accomplished for whoever instigated this unprecedented act of industrial terrorism.

But was it also the staggering act of self-sabotage by Vladimir Putin that the world assumes it to have been?

After all, the president who threatened to ‘end’ Nord Stream earlier this year resides not in the Kremlin but the White House. US President Joe Biden could not have been clearer when, in early February, he promised to bring Nord Stream ‘to an end’ should Russian troops and tanks enter Ukraine.

(Continued)

They just booted Robert.

>>17605325

appears weak, huh

keks in "but we wouldn't know if they are sealed"

might be worth a closer look sans bias, objective investigation and what not

'specially the FBI parts

>>17605341

>>17605340

>>17605308

indeed. saw that this morning.

i imagine they are using this as a "fill the gap" story in order to get to the weekend.

gives them moar time to develop "Top O' Mind" narratives for all the gaffes this week.

plus that whole Nord Stream thing is lurkin'…kek

o7

>>17605326

Rumble too…

>>17605288

The walrus was Paw

>>17605339

Always keep a second tab open and never refresh it, that way you can compare what gets censored by board admins.

https://mybrainiscompletelyempty.wordpress.com/2017/08/14/top-ten-reasons-why-anime-sucks/

https://www.resetera.com/threads/im-tired-of-the-anime-manga-communitys-normalization-for-pedophilia.410133/

https://www.cbr.com/anime-extremely-questionable-acts/

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/answerman/2019-08-09/.149914

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.abc.net.au/article/12012522

https://www.thesundaily.my/home/pedophilia-in-malaysia-s-loli-anime-community-BD2126726

https://popgeeks.com/forums/threads/why-has-anime-manga-turned-to-pedophilia.63302/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.kotaku.com.au/2020/02/senator-says-sword-art-online-undoubtedly-features-the-abuse-of-children/amp/

https://japantoday.com/category/entertainment/following-artist%E2%80%99s-child-porn-conviction-'rurouni-kenshin'-manga-restarts-in-japan-but-not-america

What you are experiencing is another hostile takeover of this board with toxic baker personalities and the corrupt board admins who protect them. This includes but is not limited to: tranime, or loli as they would not prefer to be called. This divisive cunt harasses anons and post in excess of 50+ times per bread, dividing anons based on the unchecked arrogant narcissistic persona conveyed. This clown has been in the kill box since Q replied to them ONCE and in their only reply she was wearing an upside down cross which is commonly worn to broadcast a fealty to Satanism. Ref. the Chelsea Clinton posts. Qs only reply to tranime was "All posts are connected. Graphic is key". After tranime replied laughing about "luring a dangerous animal into a trap".

Think about this for a second, all Q posts are connected. All posts about upside down crosses and symbolism. Notice the red shoes? Symbolism will be their downfall? Q told you that double meanings exist and that EVERYTHING POSTED HERE HAS MEANING. Q told you that some anons are injected. Q told you that every 3-letter agency was here. You think they just stopped trying all of a sudden? Think about that in juxtaposition to the fact this famefag along with Doge have been the biggest divisionfags for the board in the past. You ever notice that they never post a single positive thing? Nothing constructive? Only argue with anons and demean them?

Why does the C_A keep a large database of Japanese style anime faces to use on public forums? Why do the highest post count shills along with single post ID hashes come out of the woodwork to the defense of an obviously divisive "board personality"? Watching all day long only to defend a specific identity when Q told you that anons were "selfless, nameless, faceless fameless and fearless"? Why do the same faggots like "smokingpepe2.jpg" always happen to be online to support them? Have the chans ever been about forming a consensus in supporting specific personas?

Why are they trying so hard to defend this clown who breaks all protocols of chan etiquette? Why do they project that literally everyone who questions what's happening is either "Hivemind" or "OSS"? OSS was an equally divisive piece of shit. Why did the new BO immediately implement whitelisted tripcodes for bakers when Q specifically said not to? Why did he immediately implement per-post captcha when Q said it can be easily bypassed by those who seek to cause disruption?

Why do they use repetitive misdirection tactics like projecting "TL;DR"? Desperately want you to filter this? Why is it when anyone questions this obvious divisionfag that they are ridiculed by an echo chamber? Why are they trying to normalize pointing guns at people on here? Why can't the clowns come up with a single concerted intelligible response to defend this famefag and not resort to projection and ad hominem deflections? Why does the BO tell you to FILTER or IGNORE this baker if you don't like what's happening? Can you even see notables if you filter them? Does ignoring them create the optics of acceptance and evoke tacit consent? Why does the BO and BVs protect this "board personality" cunt and prefer them to bake over everyone else and defend them above all others?

Why do they ban you for even questioning tranime? All of the antisemitic copy pasta, pig spam, finklestein shit kid, genital mutilation spam is never deleted, but this is? Why is this single divisive "board personality" protected and anonymous anons are banned for pointing this shit out? They want the handful of real anons to stop posting here so they can go unopposed in their gatekeeping control of information (notables). How do you lure a dangerous animal into a trap? You let them think they run this board. Q told you already, infiltration vs invasion.

>Why do they project that literally everyone who questions what's happening is either "Hivemind" or "OSS"? OSS was an equally divisive piece of shit

>>17605281

He's such a tard.

>>17605299

>>17605340

These are the streets of Philadelphia. They have been run by Democrats for over 60 years.

@dailyrealtimenews

https://t.me/dailyrealtimenews/11156

>>17605353

>>17605358

>>17605364

>>17605276

>>17605194

>No Hunter near kids

Faggot can't read, or meme!

YOU'RE ON THIN ICE, "NEWFAG"

“Globalists Are Marching Us Relentlessly Toward This Nuclear Armageddon” – EXCLUSIVE with Retired Colonel and Former Virginia State Senator Richard Black

Retired Virginia State Senator and former Marine Helicopter Pilot, career JAG Officer and Chief of the Army Criminal Law Division, Col. Richard Black, (USA Ret.) drafted a warning on the horror of nuclear war and shared it with the US Congress. He discussed it today at TGP.

On Tuesday, retired Col. Richard Black drafted an open letter to members of US Congress on the horrors of nuclear Armageddon being pushed by the globalists in response to Russian actions in Ukraine.

Below is his message and warning regarding the ease with which globalists are recommending the use of nuclear weapons against Russia.

Col. Richard H. Black, (USA Ret.) discussed in an interview with TGP his early years in the Marines. He described how he volunteered for duty in Vietnam as a helicopter pilot.

Col. Black has a storied history. He explained that he flew 269 combat missions as a helicopter pilot in Vietnam. He also fought on the ground with the First Marine Division and was wounded with both of his radio men killed during an attack.

Col. Black later went to law school and was a career Judge Advocate Officer (JAG) and eventually became the Chief of the Army Criminal Law Division in the Office of the Judge Advocate General at the Pentagon.

Col. Black went on to become a Virginia State Senator.

Today Col. Black is concerned with the ease that individuals are throwing around the ‘nuclear’ word like no big deal. Black shared that Russia has thousands of nuclear warheads. He says you can’t just do a strike on Russian warheads and not expect a response and a nuclear war with catastrophic results.

Col. Black discussed the US’s intervention into Ukraine under Obama with Victoria Nuland’s involvement in the coup to replace the government there.

Col. Black discussed the rationale for Russia’s response in Ukraine, remembering the US’s reaction to the Cuban missile crisis. Col. Black mentioned being a kid and seeing the largest deployment of military equipment he’s ever seen heading towards Miami during the crisis. America didn’t want nuclear warheads 90 miles off the Florida coast and Russia didn’t want nuclear warheads in Ukraine.

This was a moving and amazing interview with an American hero.

Below is Retired Col. and former State Senator Richard Black’s interview with TGP regarding the horror of nuclear war.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/09/globalists-marching-us-relentlessly-toward-nuclear-armageddon-exclusive-retired-colonel-former-virginia-state-senator-richard-black/

https://www.scribd.com/document/597570570/Ukraine-Open-Letter-to-Congress-9-27-22#download&from_embed

Are we crossing the Delaware?

The clock is ticking.

>>17605350

>>17605204

tyb

>>17605383

Maria Avdeeva

@maria_avdv

This city is unbreakable. In the midst of the war, just 40 km from the border, in the underground bunker, Kharkiv hosts 5th Literary Festival and a discussion on the future of the front-line city.

https://twitter.com/maria_avdv/status/1574095881686720513

>>17605340

next up

Putin's response to the pipeline attacks:

'I am not against the citizens of Europe, it's your leaders who are against the citizens of Europe'

@jungliat

https://twitter.com/jungliat/status/1575247194336415744?s=20&t=KN4uA8wkAD1iArdOV2OaeQ

https://t.me/itsmefree/9164

>>17605389

>>17605394

mila kunis?

or the tits too big?

>>17605390

>>17605396

>>17605384

o7

>>17605385

>>17605398

This is the UKranian side.

They hate Mr Pig

>>17605340

>>17605406

Why are we here?

Researchers Find 885 Websites Used as CIA Fronts a ‘Motivated Amateur Sleuth’ Could’ve Found

In 2018, Jenna McLaughlin and Zach Dorfman of Yahoo News reported that a system used by the CIA to covertly communicate with its assets around the world had been compromised by Iran and China around 2011. The compromise reportedly led to the death of “more than two dozen sources” in China in 2011 and 2012, and also reportedly led Iran to execute some CIA assets and imprison others.

Because the network was used by CIA assets around the world, the compromise also reportedly enabled Iran and China to track espionage activities outside of their borders, related to other countries.

While relevant oversight bodies reportedly performed an investigation into the as-yet-unreported compromise in 2013, Yahoo News reported that those responsible for the intelligence failures were never held accountable: “One of the central concerns among those familiar with the scope of the breakdown is the institutions responsible for it were never held accountable.”

In 2022, we learned from Reuters journalist Joel Schectman that a CIA asset who was captured in Iran, and subsequently served seven years in prison, communicated with his agency handlers via a hidden communications app on a website iraniangoals[.]com. Reuters reports that Iran’s compromise of the network may have led to the asset’s capture. We investigated the website in an effort to understand the vulnerabilities leveraged by Iran and China, and to learn whether the United States had been using an irresponsibly secured system for asset communication. Our investigation, led by Citizen Lab senior researcher Bill Marczak, confirmed the reports of a fatally insecure network.

We shared our findings with Schectman, whose Reuters story can be found here: America’s Throwaway Spies: How the CIA failed Iranian informants in its secret war with Tehran.

Extensive Design Flaws and Shortcuts

Using only a single website, as well as publicly available material such as historical internet scanning results and the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, we identified a network of 885 websites and have high confidence that the United States (US) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) used these sites for covert communication.

The websites included similar Java, JavaScript, Adobe Flash, and CGI artifacts that implemented or apparently loaded covert communications apps. In addition, blocks of sequential IP addresses registered to apparently fictitious US companies were used to host some of the websites. All of these flaws would have facilitated discovery by hostile parties.

https://citizenlab.ca/2022/09/statement-on-the-fatal-flaws-found-in-a-defunct-cia-covert-communications-system/

>>17605385

poetry?

>>17605405

>>17605396

Dark to light

Some factions preferred to remain dark tho

>>17605358

Won't work this time

27 August 2021

American man driving a cloned Border Patrol SUV and wearing fake uniform is arrested while transporting ten undocumented migrants in Arizona

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9933107/Man-driving-fake-Border-Patrol-SUV-arrested-ten-undocumented-migrants-Arizona.html

-Alexander Celaya-Ortiz was arrested in Sells, Arizona, on August 21 for transporting 10 undocumented migrants

-Celaya-Ortiz, a U.S. citizen, used a cloned U.S. Border Patrol Chevrolet Tahoe to ferry the Guatemalan and Mexican nationals, police say

-Four of the migrants told authorities they paid to be smuggled from Mexico to the United States

-The Homeland Security Investigations office in Sells was tipped off August 20 about a cloned agency vehicle being used to smuggle migrants

-Agents attempted to stop Celaya-Ortiz at a checkpoint, but he continued to drive before the officers used a tire deflection device to stop the SUV

-Celaya-Ortiz was able to flee the vehicle and left the migrants inside before he was detained hours later, officials say

-Agents seized a two-way radio and a green shirt with a U.S. Border Patrol patch sewn on it

An American man dressed as a U.S. Border Patrol agent was arrested in Arizona for smuggling a group of undocumented migrants in a 'cloned' agency vehicle.

Alexander Celaya-Ortiz was taken into custody during the early hours of August 21 in Sells, Arizona.

Celaya-Ortiz was allegedly spotted driving a Chevrolet Tahoe bearing U.S. Customs and Border Protection markings in the town of Three Points along State Route 86.

He then passed a checkpoint without stopping, according to a United States District Court District of Arizona court document.

The white 2010 Tahoe model featured the green stripes and light bars commonly used by official CBP vehicles. The smugglers had also cloned the license plate and markings of a real CBP truck.

But agents - who had been tipped off that a cloned vehicle was being used to ferry migrants - became suspicious because the paint job was too clean for the 2010 model vehicle, the Washington Times reports.

Agents ran the vehicle's license plate and matched it to an agency vehicle that was later found parked at the Three Points Border Patrol Station.

Celaya-Ortiz was later seen driving in the vicinity of Sells as he headed south on Federal Route 19 and later turned back in direction of the checkpoint on State Route 86.

Border Patrol officers attempted to get Celaya-Ortiz to stop at the roadside inspection spot, but he allegedly refused to comply, causing them to set up a tire deflection device further down the road.

After the truck was brought to a complete stop, Celaya-Ortiz allegedly ran out of the vehicle and left the migrants behind.

He was found hours later with the assistance of a sniffer dog and an air support unit, officials said.

Authorities recovers a two-radio with a lapel microphone and a green shirt with a Border Patrol patch sewn on it.

Guatemalan migrant, Wilson Ponce-González, said he paid $12,000 to be smuggled from his native country to the Unites States, the court document showed.

While he was unaware that he was going to be transported in the cloned Border Patrol SUV, he claims the smugglers told him that 'he would be picked up in a special method that was very secure and would get him where he wanted to go in the United States.'

Orellana Ana-Elisa , also of Guatemala, claims she paid about $11,600 to be brought illegally to the United States.

She said she 'was told by the smugglers that she was going to get picked up in a method that would guarantee she would get to where she wanted to in the United States,' the court document indicated.

Mexican national Juan Aquino-Sánchez was smuggled from Altar, Sonora, where he said he reached a deal to pay $9,000 for his illegal passage into the United States.

According to the court record, Aquino-Sánchez 'was told he paid a special price because he would be picked up in a cloned Border Patrol ride' and that 'smugglers had previously attempted this method of using a cloned Border Patrol vehicle and were successful.'

Sandra Portillo, whose nationality was not released by the court, told investigators that she met a young man in Altar, Sonora, who promised to get her across the Mexico-United States border.

Portillo agreed to pay $3,500 when she arrived in Phoenix, Arizona, and was set to pay an additional $2,500, but did not know she would be traveling in the bogus Border Patrol vehicle.

>>17605410

HATE IS BAD…. BUT UKRAINE IS DEEP STATE……SO THERE'S THAT

>>17605330 Rep Massie: Shameful. We are about to vote on a $10 billion foreign aid bill titled “Global Food Security,” while our military is advising soldiers to apply for food stamps (SNAP) to deal with the inflation that bills like this have caused.

notable

>https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1575591435059232769

>>17605388

Interdasting path for Ian.

Steered almost perfectly around the Greater Antilles, hit Florida's west coast, and now rewinding for a second blow.

>>17605385

>>17605406

Summer is over

Please disperse

>>17605385

>https://twitter.com/maria_avdv/status/1574095881686720513

>>17605429

Today Sept 29, 2022

California Teen Arrested for Driving ‘Cloned’ Border Patrol Vehicle

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/09/california-teen-arrested-driving-cloned-border-patrol-vehicle/

A California teenager has been arrested for driving a “cloned” Border Patrol vehicle.

The vehicle had elaborate decal work to look like an official SUV.

On Sunday evening, at approximately 6:25 p.m., the El Centro station’s Remote Video Surveillance System Operators noticed a possible cloned Border Patrol Chevrolet Tahoe.

“Agents responded and attempted to conduct a vehicle stop on the cloned vehicle, but the vehicle continued to travel eastbound,” Border Patrol said in a press release about the incident. “An agent positioned ahead of the vehicle’s location successfully deployed a Controlled Tire Deflation Device to slow the vehicle down to a complete stop, near Mount Signal Road and Highway 98.”

When the agents approached the vehicle, the driver attempted to flee on foot and hide in some nearby brush.

“He was later apprehended and in an immediate search of the vehicle, agents confirmed it as a clone. Agents determined that the U.S. citizen was the sole occupant of the vehicle,” the press release added.

The driver, an 18-year-old United States citizen, was placed under arrest and transported to El Centro Processing Center for further investigation. His name was not made public by the agency.

“The border in El Centro Sector is closed, and this is yet another example of our zero tolerance for smuggling and illegal entry” said Chief Patrol Agent Gregory Bovino. “I am so proud of El Centro border security professionals who make it awfully hard on smugglers to ply their trade here!”

The vehicle will be seized according to the agency’s policy.

>>17605378

>>17605366

>>17605325

>>17605290

>>17605283

Donald J. Trump/ @realDonaldTrump

08/30/2022 17:54:06

Truth Social: 108914045523820937

When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen! As hard as this is to believe, with this group of sickos, led by Strzok and McCabe, I wouldn’t put it past them. Hopefully John Durham can move quickly on this, and everything else. They spied on my Campaign, lied to the FISA Court, and did so much else that was really bad, evil, unlawful, and unconstitutional—the public is waiting “with bated breath” for the Durham Report, which should reveal corruption at a level never seen before in our Country…

https://qagg.news/?read=TT1511

Donald J. Trump: When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen!

Donald J. Trump: When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen!

Donald J. Trump: When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen!

Donald J. Trump: When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen!

Donald J. Trump: When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen!

Donald J. Trump: When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen!

Donald J. Trump: When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen!

Donald J. Trump: When Paul Sperry speaks, I listen!

The FBI Is ‘Revoking’ Conservative Agents’ Security Clearances, GOP Lawmakers Allege

The FBI is revoking the security clearances of conservative agents and retaliating against suspected whistleblowers, three House Republicans alleged in a Thursday letter.

Republicans in both chambers of Congress have alleged widespread politicized misconduct in the FBI, most notably by a Washington, D.C., agent who investigated Hunter Biden. That agent, Timothy Thibault, resigned in August rather than face an internal review. Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, the ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, has said that whistleblowers have approached his office to report internal misconduct in the bureau’s investigations into former President Donald Trump.

The FBI is cracking down on suspected whistleblowers in response, Republican Reps. Jim Jordan of Ohio, Darrell Issa of California, and Mike Johnson of Louisiana alleged in a letter to FBI Executive Assistant Director Jennifer Leigh Moore. Moore signed “many” clearance revocation orders and “retaliated against at least one whistleblower,” the lawmakers claimed.

“Once a whistleblower makes a protected disclosure, an agency is prohibited from retaliating against the employee for that disclosure by taking or failing to take a personnel action,” the Republicans wrote. “Your efforts to interfere with FBI employees who seek to expose the Bureau’s misconduct by communicating directly with Congress cannot be condoned.”

FBI agent Steve Friend was reportedly suspended and escorted from a Florida field office after he declined to participate in an arrest operation targeting a Jan. 6 Capitol riot suspect. Friend filed a whistleblower report detailing his experience, according to the New York Post.

Other whistleblowers have reportedly alleged that the FBI is pulling agents off of child sexual abuse cases to investigate the Capitol riot and that bureau superiors told agents not to look into Hunter Biden’s laptop.

Some Republicans, like Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert, have called on Congress to defund the FBI. Others within the party, including former Vice President Mike Pence and Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw, have compared those comments to Democrats’ attempts to defund the police.

The FBI denied wrongdoing in a statement to the Daily Caller.

“The FBI does not target or take adverse action against employees for exercising their First Amendment rights or for their political views; to allege otherwise is false and misleading.The FBI is required to follow established policies and procedures, to include a thorough investigation, when suspending or revoking a security clearance. The FBI takes very seriously its responsibility to FBI employees who may make protected disclosures under the whistleblower regulations. FBI employees who report evidence of wrongdoing through a protected disclosure are protected from retaliation,” a spokesperson said.

https://dailycaller.com/2022/09/29/fbi-retaliating-conservative-agents-jim-jordan/

>>17605204

TY, baker.

>>17605413

>>17605435

Very good, newb.

Have a seat and some korn..

There is a whole heck of alot to unpack in the Utah Ritual Sexual Abuse investigation/prosecution going on. Thank you ConcreteConspiracy, contributor to We Love Trump: https://welovetrump.com/2022/09/28/david-hamblin-is-the-first-arrested-in-the-utah-county-ritualistic-case/ for your consistent contributions and loving coverage of this, oh so delicate case.

I read through all of the witness statements, found here: https://healthyfamilies.life/2022/06/13/no-more-secrets/ Well, admittedly, I was emotionally exhausted by about the 6th or 7th statement and could read no further, but today I decided to follow up and do some research into those who were named.

David Hamblin was the accusers father: Provo man arrested on multiple rape charges

By Paige Fieldsted - Daily Herald - | Dec 22, 2012

PROVO — A Provo man was arrested earlier this week on several rape charges stemming from incidents in the 1990s. David Hamblin is being charged with 12 counts of rape of a child, three counts of sodomy of a child, one count of attempted sodomy of a child, all first-degree felonies, and two counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child, a second-degree felony.

The charges are based on events that reportedly happened between 1991 and 1998. In Utah there is no statute of limitations for child sex crimes, meaning they can be prosecuted regardless of how much time has passed since the crime was reportedly committed.

https://www.heraldextra.com/news/2012/dec/22/provo-man-arrested-on-multiple-rape-charges/

Then there is CURRENT Utah County Attorney David Leavitt, who reorganized and redesigned the prosecutors office to accommodate predators. See "Declaration of No Confidence in Utah County Attorney David Leavitt" submitted by "six former prosecutors from that office" citing "The disbanding of the office’s Special Victim Unit (which was staffed by experienced attorneys specifically trained to prosecute adult and child sexual offenses), leaving the prosecution of many of these cases to less-experienced attorneys who lack trial experience in these types of serious offenses" as one of the reasons for their submission of no confidence.

https://kutv.com/news/2news-investigates/prosecutors-pen-no-confidence-declaration-against-county-attorney-david-leavitt

The third name I looked into, Gordon Bowen AKA "The Punisher".

In victim's statement 2, she recalls going to Bowen's mansion in Salt Lake City and being brutalized in bedrooms and his 'work rooms'. She describes playing the harp for guests from a balcony overlooking the guests, the only picture I could find that might be the area she was describing is pic 4.

https://www.bhg.com/decorating/makeovers/before-and-after/restored-tudor-house/

There are many names to be investigated, even these people already looked at. Have at it anons.

>>17605451

Eat Bugs and own nothing, They got you WELL ON THE PATH.

>>17605430

Ukraine is a puppet proxy

Not the people fold to get fucked up for ages

They do are easy to brainwash tho, and lack gtfo skills to the real puppet maters

>>17605412

>>17605293

CLOWNS - DING DING DING

>>17605443

Uh-ho!

>>17605461

guess he wasn't fully "read in", huh?

>>17605460

>>17605413

if it were a movie, it would be a comedy.

is it a movie?

I'd like to laugh. But the stakes are too high

>>17605430

Alexander S. Vindman

@AVindman

Sorry! I’ve already annex all of the Russian Federation, liberated all occupied Ukraine lands, and freed all of Russia’s colonial holdings. This is what Muscovy looks like now.

https://twitter.com/AVindman/status/1575512485171527684

>>17605216

>>17605455

>>17605340

Would One Call This a…

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SAUCE:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/business/2022/sep/29/sweden-reports-fourth-nord-stream-1-2-pipeline-leak