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Barack Obama@BarackObama
Chicago will always be an important place to @MichelleObama and me, which is why we're excited to celebrate the virtual groundbreaking for the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago next week. It’s been a long time coming, and we can't wait to see this project come to life.
https://twitter.com/BarackObama/status/1441417526890536967
whoever 'missed' dat did not kill themselves.
he right but jfc how obvious can ya get?
Totally screwed cause the AG ain't gonna do sheet no matter wut these results are/were.
We (hate using dat but no other choice) all know wut habbened with the servers but most in normie land don't and unfortunately don't care.
yep
U.S. SEC delays certain assets from enforcement actions under new disclosure rule
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Friday that it would delay enforcement of certain assets from a new disclosure rule for off-exchange securities until Jan. 3, 2022. The new compliance date was due to come into effect on Tuesday.
The agency’s no action letter, which affects quotes published by broker dealers for buying and selling of government bonds, does not change or amend the compliance date for a new rule aimed at stamping out fraud in U.S. equities markets starting on Sept. 28, 2021, the agency said. The position “concerns enforcement action only and does not represent a legal conclusion with respect to the applicability of statutory or regulatory provisions of the securities laws,” the agency said. Next week’s new measure aims U.S. ‘pink sheets’ in shakeup as securities regulator looks to stamp out fraud to boost investor disclosures by requiring off-exchange issuers to make accurate, up-to-date financial information publicly available. These are frequently penny-stock companies that do not meet the main exchanges’ listing standards. The requirements have sown confusion in the bond market as bankers, trading platforms and investors now face intense compliance demands ahead of an unforeseen month-end deadline.
The Financial Times reported this week that the new regulation may stave off broker dealers from trading in this space and taking on risks for fear of attracting an SEC enforcement action. Bond trade associations, including the Bond Dealers of America and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, wrote to regulators to say amended rules will have a “significant, deleterious effect” on government and corporate bond markets, and pleaded for an explicit reprieve, or more time to comply, the FT reported.
The SEC’s Friday letter is a response to such cries by industry. While compliance is still mandatory by the Tuesday deadline, the top markets watchdog said its delay of enforcement actions is meant to allow for the necessary industry “operational and systems changes” that may lead to compliance with the rule.
https://www.reuters.com/article/usa-sec-enforcement-bonds/update-1-u-s-sec-delays-certain-assets-from-enforcement-actions-under-new-disclosure-rule-idUSL1N2QQ2PS
2 AFSOC AC's-one inbound from several days in the Middle East and other south from McGuire to Eglin
02-5001 USAFSOC C-32A departed Bangor, ME after another refuel-wut's in da case?? from Heathrow Int'l depart after a ground stop/refuel.
*Interdasting places for dis over the last 10 days....
This AC departed Eglin AFB on 0914 and a stop at Ft. Bragg before arriving at Stuttgart Int'l
Depart next day for Kuwait-Ali Al Salem AB
It's next visible activity is heading south from Amman, Jordan on 0919 and not seen again until 0921 heading from Tel Aviv to Cyprus.
Departure from Cyprus back to Tel Aviv yesterday for a 2 hour stop and then on to Heathrow for 6 hour ground stop and departure east earlier today
02-4452 USAFSOC C-32B sw from McGuire to Eglin
Trudope outta Ottawa and heading to Vancouver to milk dis one
RCAF CFC1 Bombardier CL-60 departed Ottawa nw
Canada's PM Trudeau says two detained citizens have left China
Two Canadians imprisoned in what China's Western critics branded “hostage diplomacy” were headed home Friday after being released, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said. The pair former diplomat Michael Kovrig and businessman Michael Spavor had “left Chinese airspace, and they're on their way home,” he told a news conference in Ottawa. Their plane was expected to land Saturday in Canada, he said. The Two Michaels, as they have become known in Canada, had been arrested and imprisoned on espionage charges in the days after Canada detained Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou. The seemingly tit-for-tat arrests soured Canada-China relations. Earlier, a Canadian judge ended extradition proceedings against Meng and lifted her bail conditions, allowing her to return to China for the first time since her arrest in Vancouver's international airport at the behest of US authorities on December 1, 2018. The Canadian judge's move followed an agreement she made with the US Justice Department to suspend fraud charges against her. Both Kovrig and Spavor were put on trial in March of this year. In August, Spavor was sentenced to 11 years in prison, while there had been no decision in Kovrig's case. Trudeau previously denounced Spavor's sentence as “unacceptable and unjust,” and said the charges were “trumped up.”
https://english.alarabiya.net/News/world/2021/09/25/Canada-s-PM-Trudeau-says-two-detained-citizens-have-left-China
good luck with that
prolly put in at mnr when it came out.
Slow and steady accumulation of majority 'ownership'.
I find it rather laughable that they think owning a majority changes any of the dynamics of biz dhere.
The CCP will still screw them if they are able but they need the assets, both paper and hard the west has.
Digital yuan coming in 2022-saw they gonna try to do it around the olympics.
They in here or there on August 10th
SAM208 USAF C-40B departed Hickam AFB Oahu en and heading back to JBA
This AC returned to Hickam AFB from an overnight to Wake Island yesterday.
02-5001 USAFSOC C-32B sw from Bragg ground stop
CFC1 Trudope continues wn to Vancouver, B.C.