Hive-Mind General #10

>>5991, >>5992, >>5993, >>5994, The model, Karen Mulder, on the cover of George’s February 1997 guide to the future themed magazine was abused by Jean-Luc Brunel. She also blew the whistle on sex slave rings being run by politicians, police and modeling agencies in 2002. Brunel is dead exactly 25 years later down to the month

>>6014, >>6015, >>6016, >>6026 '2-22-2022 on Twosday is 22 years 222days from "The Start" - Truth Social - Greep Alphabet Decode'

>>6005 Italian ambassador to Australia Francesca Tardioli dies after reportedly falling from third floor of her Umbria home

>>6013 Another Ambassador falling death

>>6002 https://truthsocial.com/

>>6011 Amb M@tlock - Q research Anon Dig - Ukraine: Tragedy of a Nation Divided

>>5969 The Jerusalem Post - Russia's Aeronautical Information Center issued a NOTAM (a Notice to Airmen) on Sunday which will close most of the airspace over the Sea of Azov starting at midnight between Sunday and Monday.

>>5970 Thank you, Jim Watkins.

>>5977 Dan Scavino FB - TRUTH! - 4:43 EST

>>5989 Eyes on Please

>>5990 Posting this for a couple of reasons - 1. I thought Musk was funny

>>5995 Is the Queen Dead?

>>5996 From Mark 2:20

>>5998 Jim Watkins begging for Shekels, while claiming /QR/ is getting to much traffic.

>>6001 Daniel Scavino Jr. TRUTH BETA TEST ——

>>6006 Truth Social is Trending on twitter right now

>>6012 Top Microsoft developer choked his SEVEN-year-old son after he refused to stop playing Nintendo: 'I will stop him breathing'

>>6017 SHOCKING: “You Are in the Red Zone Right Now. If You Don’t Leave Right Now You Will Be Arrested!” – Ottawa Police Harassing and Arresting Citizens for Walking Down the Street

>>6018 Putin ‘sent orders to invade,’ media claim, citing ‘US intel’

>>6019 Military Situation In Yemen On February 20, 2022

>>6020 Female teacher charged with child sex offences relating to male student

>>6021 The National Merit Scholarship Program

>>6028 Bernie Madoff’s sister and her husband dead in suspected murder-suicide: cops - 86/90 year old murder suicide??

>>6078

>>6079

>>6063

Lastly, if you gave a single fuck about any anons on /qr/ you would be on /qr/ screaming to the heavens like I do until they were removed.

THESE FUCKING PEOPLE PLANTED A BOMB THREAT ON /QR/ IN AN ATTEMPT TO HAVE IT SHUT DOWN WHEN THEY LOST CONTROL LAST TIME, AND THEN THEY ADMITTED IT AND LAUGHED ABOUT IT.

If you are not doing to your best to warn newfags just how bad these people are, WWG1WGA meant nothing to you. Jim is an idiot, the people from /COMMS/ that jerked off Jim until they got into power are evil.

>>6084

>>6087

Based.

>>6091

RED WAVE

>>6093

I think she is gonna swap to republican, but yes I don't trust her either. And my distrust for her is transferred on to Tucker Carlson by his obvious lust for her to be in The Office.

>>6087

This message was so based, I decided to pin it.

New Mexico lawmaker backs Canadian truckers with bill providing asylum

https://www.theepochtimes.com/trumps-truth-social-app-launches-on-apples-app-store-on-presidents-day-holiday_4291622.html

Trump's Truth Social App Launches on Apple's App Store on Presidents’ Day Holiday

Former President Donald Trump’s new social media venture, Truth Social, launched shortly before the Presidents’ Day holiday on Apple’s App Store.

The app was available to download shortly before midnight ET after Trump’s company said back in January that it planned a full rollout in the first quarter of 2022.

Truth Social’s app store page detailing its version history showed the first public version of the app, or version 1.0 was available on Feb. 20. It reads “Welcome to the first public release of Truth Social.”

Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) and Digital World Acquisition Corp., a Special Purpose Acquisition Vehicle (SPAC), announced in October that they would merge to create the social media app.

Promoted as an alternative to Twitter, Truth Social allows users to set up a profile, connect with other users, and access the “truth feed” where they can “get the scoop on the latest thoughts and activities from the people, organizations, and news outlets that interest you.”

The app states that it does not discriminate on the basis of political ideology.

However, the rollout did not come without some technical issues.

Some users reported either having trouble registering for an account or were added to a waitlist and presented with a message that reads, “Due to massive demand, we have placed you on our waitlist. We love you, and you’re not just another member to us. But your waitlist number is below.”

Some users are also receiving an error message when they try to enter a birthdate, email, or phone number and are instead greeted with the message, “Something went wrong. Please try again,” CNET reports.

According to Truth Social’s app store page, the current version 1.0.1 includes “bug fixes.”

For some users in Europe, the app is still not available for download.

Speaking of the app, TMTG chief executive officer Devin Nunes told Fox News that “every day we bring on more and more Americans and we’re getting to you as quickly as possible.”

“We’re doing something that is really … just such a great opportunity for President Trump, for me, for our whole team that’s working at TMTG around the clock, especially as you see the excitement of people who have been booted from social media for the last two or three years,” the former Republican congressman said. “I mean, there’s excitement on our platform right now and people, it’s inspirational.

“Honestly, it’s just it’s actually very moving for me to see people that are on the platform that have had their voice canceled—and that’s our main goal here is to give people their voice back,” he added.

Trump’s app comes after he was booted off multiple social media platforms—including Twitter and Facebook—before he left office in January for allegedly violating the companies’ terms of service with some of his posts.

Big tech executives and lawmakers have accused him of encouraging violence at the Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol.

Trump has vehemently denied those claims.

In his last Facebook post, Trump called on the protesters at the Capitol to “go home peacefully,” adding, “we have to have peace. We have to have law and order. We have to respect our great people in law and order. We don’t want anybody hurt.”

He also said the Nov. 3 election was fraught with voter fraud and maintains that he was the real winner of the 2020 presidential election.

Katabella Roberts

https://www.theepochtimes.com/canadian-police-freeze-206-financial-products-including-bank-and-corporate-accounts-allegedly-involved-in-ottawa-protests_4291509.html

Canadian Police Freeze 206 Financial Products, Including Bank and Corporate Accounts, Allegedly Involved in Ottawa Protests

Canadian authorities have frozen the financial assets of individuals and companies that are allegedly involved in the ongoing protests in Ottawa Mike Duheme, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) deputy commissioner of federal policing, announced on Feb. 20.

Duheme said at a news conference that the RCMP froze 206 financial products, including bank and corporate accounts, and disclosed the information of 56 entities associated with vehicles, individuals, and companies.

RCMP also shared 253 bitcoin addresses with virtual currency exchangers; and froze a payment processing account valued at $3.8 million, Duheme said.

It is unclear what will happen to the money that has been frozen by financial institutions.

“We continue to work at collecting relevant information on persons, vehicles, and companies and remain in daily communication with the financial institution to assist them,” Duheme said.

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Feb. 15 that banks would be able to freeze the personal and corporate accounts of anyone suspected to be linked with the protests, and would not require a court order to do so.

Crowdfunding platforms and the payment services providers they use would now fall under anti-money laundering and terrorist financing laws, with the changes covering all forms of transactions including those in cryptocurrencies, Freeland explained.

“The illegal blockades have highlighted the fact that crowdfunding platforms and some of the payment service providers they use are not fully captured under the Proceeds of Crime and Terrorist Financing Act,” said Freeland.

Her announcement came as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act for the first time in Canada’s history to address the impact of the ongoing protests against COVID-19 mandates and restrictions by truckers and their supporters.

Prior to Freeland’s announcement, 10 million Canadian dollars ($8 million) had been raised on GoFundMe to support the Canadian truckers protesting COVID-19 mandates.

Yet, the platform on Feb. 4 said that it would not be giving the billions of dollars that had been raised to the organizers anymore and would instead send the money to established charities that have been “verified by GoFundMe.”

However, a day later the platform changed course and said it would automatically reimburse the funds to donors.

In response, House Republicans on Feb. 10 urged Democrats to hold a hearing to examine what they called “Big Tech silencing” and accused the for-profit crowdfunding platform of “selectively discriminating against certain people by canceling their ability to organize funds through its crowdfunding platform.”

In a letter (pdf), House Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) and Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) also accused GoFundMe of attempting to “defraud hardworking taxpayers of millions of dollars in donations received in support of an organization promoting individual freedom, by trying to divert that money away from them and instead funnel it to other unrelated causes.”

The GOP lawmakers also asked GoFundMe to provide all documents and communications related to their decision to do so.

GoFundMe did not respond to a request for comment from The Epoch Times.

Following GoFundMe’s announcement that it would redirect the money raised to charities, protest convoy organizers set up the “Freedom Convoy 2022” fundraiser on GiveSendGo.

However, the government of the province of Ontario in Canada on Feb. 10 successfully sought a court order to freeze the millions of dollars in funds raised on that platform until further notice.

Meanwhile, some critics have said the Canadian government’s move to use financial powers to quell the trucker protests amounts to unnecessary overreach.

Financial crime consultant Vanessa Iafolla, an expert on matters related to fraud, money laundering, and terrorist financing, told The Epoch Times, “These new powers are a broad overreach and I do not believe they are steps necessary to maintain public order.”

Iafolla said the action sets a dangerous precedent as it could allow governments to target protesters economically for their political beliefs in future protests.

“In a vibrant and mature democracy, citizens and government should be able to tolerate disagreement and dissent, and our charter rights to protest should not be cast aside in such a heavy-handed and undemocratic way,” she said.

The organizers of the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa have repeatedly said that their protest is peaceful.

But in a virtual press conference on Feb. 18, Freeland and several federal cabinet ministers defended their decision to use broad financial powers amid the protests, stating that Canada’s economy and democracy are “facing a serious and foreign-funded threat.

“These illegal blockades and occupations cannot be allowed to usurp the authority of democratically elected governments. They cannot be allowed to threaten peace, order, and good government and they will not be allowed to do so. These illegal blockades and occupations will end and they will end for good,” Freeland said.

Katabella Roberts

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/suisse-secrets-massive-leak-credit-suisse-banking-records-exposes-billions-held-spies

"Suisse Secrets": Massive Leak Of Credit Suisse Bank Records Exposes $100 Billion Held By 18,000 Spies, Strongmen And Criminals

Credit Suisse has had an extremely difficult year already, but on Sunday, dozens of respected newspapers and other media organizations from around the globe dealt Switzerland's second-largest bank by assets a major blow: releasing reporting on leaked banking records involving 18,000 clients considered "sensitive" for their ties to corrupt government officials, Middle Eastern autocrats or foreign spymasters.

"Suisse Secrets" - as the leak is being called - was coordinated by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, the same organization that spearheaded "the Pandora Papers" and the "Pegasus Project", two earlier major leaks involving topics ranging from official corruption to illicit software-enabled surveillance. Like "Pandora" and the "Panama Papers" leaks, the records exposed in "Suisse Secrets" are mostly financial data, like bank account information, as well as evidence of internal red flags that were routinely raised - and routinely ignored.

The statistics from the leak are staggering: 18K accounts, $100 billion in aggregate assets, some of the accounts dated back to the 1940s, but even the most recent details date to the mid-2010s, allowing Credit Suisse's PR team enough plausible deniability to insist that most of the accounts exposed in the leak have already been closed.

Clients identified in the leak included easily identifiable leaders like Jordan's King Abdullah II as well as shadowy Pakistani intelligence chief General Akhtar Abdur Rahman Khan.

Before we break down the findings of the report, it's worth noting that a CS spokeswoman said the bank "strongly rejects" the reports' characterization of the bank's "business practices."

Candice Sun, a spokeswoman for the bank, said in a statement that “Credit Suisse strongly rejects the allegations and inferences about the bank’s purported business practices.” She said many of the accounts in the leak date back decades to “a time where laws, practices and expectations of financial institutions were very different from where they are now."

Ms. Sun said that while Credit Suisse can’t comment on specific clients, many of the accounts identified in the leaked database have already been closed. “Of the remaining active accounts, we are comfortable that appropriate due diligence, reviews and other control related steps were taken, including pending account closures,” she said.

Ms. Sun added that the leak appears to be part of “a concerted effort to discredit the bank and the Swiss financial marketplace, which has undergone significant changes over the last several years.”

Switzerland's banking secrecy laws have long made it a haven for stashing ill-gotten gains. Back in 2014, however, US authorities started cracking down on American customers of Swiss banks, and eventually, CS struck a settlement where it paid billions in restitution. But the DoJ and Senate Finance Committee are investigating whether Americans continue to hold unregistered assets at the bank. Meanwhile, it recently went on trial for helping a Bulgarian wrestling star/cocaine trafficker launder millions.

Without further ado, the following are some of the individuals named in the leak:

Nervis Villalobos - a former Venezuelan vice minister of energy, CS opened an account for Villalobos in 2011 into which he deposited millions despite red flags from compliance that the money had resulted from public corruption.

Alaa and Gamal Mubarak - the sons of former Egyptian strongman Hosni Mubarak, Alaa and Gamal held six accounts at various points including one containing nearly $200 million in 2003.

King Abdullah II of Jordan - one of the few officials in the leaks who remains in power, had six accounts, including one whose balance exceeded $224 million.

General Akhtar Abdur Rahman Khan - A Pakistani intelligence chief from the 1980s who helped funnel US arms and money to the mujahideen soldiers fighting an insurgency against the Soviet-backed government in Afghanistan and the Soviet military. Interestingly, in 1985, the same year President Ronald Reagan called for more oversight of the aid going into Afghanistan, an account was opened in the name of three of General Khan’s sons. Years later, the account would grow to hold $3.7 million.

Saad Kheir - the head of Jordan’s intelligence agency, opened an account in 2003, the same year the US invaded Iraq, that would eventually hold $21.6 million.

Billy Rautenbach - a notorious mining magnate who was eventually sanctioned by the US for his role in financing the violent outbursts around Zimbabwe's 2008 election. The accounts were opened weeks before a mining deal funneled $100 million to the government of former Zimbabwean strongman Robert Mugabe and his government, according to the OCCRP.

Rza and Seymur Talibov - the sons of an Azerbaijani strongman received roughly $20 million in suspicious wire transfers.

Rodoljub Radulović - a.k.a. Misha Banana, the Balkan gangster and drug smuggler controlled two accounts at Credit Suisse, with one holding almost 3.4 million Swiss francs.

Readers looking for a more complete breakdown can find one on the OCCRP's site here.

Of the dozens of news organizations who were provided documents from the "Suisse Secrets" leak, none were Swiss. This is by design since Switzerland has strict laws barring journalists from writing about leaked bank records.

Those bank secrecy laws cut both ways.

https://www.breitbart.com/the-media/2022/02/21/politico-says-presidents-day-should-be-canceled-including-trump/

Politico Says Presidents' Day Should Be 'Canceled' for Including Trump

Politico argued on Monday that President’s Day should be canceled for including former President Donald Trump in the holiday.

In an article titled, “It’s Time To Cancel Presidents Day,” the publication made the case that President’s Day is not woke enough, and that it “does a disservice to history” and “is less a show of genuine respect for American history than an insult to it.”

More specifically, the article suggests President’s Day is irrelevant because the holiday takes into account “Donald Trump’s presidency” while discounting “the racial reckoning spurred by George Floyd’s murder,” which allegedly caused a “widespread awakening of interest in the American past.”

Attempting to solve a problem that does not exist, Politico tries to resolve the conflict of President’s Day by simply canceling it:

The presidency itself, like so many aspects of American culture, is now in the middle of ideological crossfire between left and right. Is there a way that the center can find its voice in arguments about the presidency?

Yes, there is. A good way to start would be to cancel the day we mark today: “Presidents Day.”

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The name suggests we honor Lincoln and Washington no less than Richard Nixon or Warren G. Harding or Donald Trump.

In its conclusion, Politico asserts we should “keep a day off to reflect on lessons of the American past,” such as George Floyd’s murder – “real history” – and ignore the holiday that includes Trump’s presidency, which is “mythological history, an invitation to arrogance and complacency.”