Anonymous ID: f0f90c Jan. 5, 2021, 8:45 a.m. No.12327120   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7332 >>7434

Loeffler’s Husband Entangled in Secret Gov’t Surveillance Operation

 

Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s husband is renting out an airport hangar to the U.S. Marshals Service for what appears to be a domestic surveillance operation—at a very nice profit—in a deal shrouded in secrecy.

 

That operation, a nationwide cell phone monitoring campaign first reported by The Wall Street Journal in 2014, provoked outcry from Loeffler’s colleagues from Oregon last year, after local media discovered that a Marshals Service plane had circled for hours over an anti-racist protest in Portland on June 13.

 

Three days later, flight records show that exact plane touched down at Fulton County Airport in Atlanta, Georgia—where the Marshals Service leases space from Fulton County Hangar Services, part of the vast business empire run by Loeffler’s husband, Jeffrey Sprecher. The federal government renewed its rental relationship with the company the same month.

 

The hangar at 4165 South Airport Rd. Northwest, which Loeffler identified as one of her husband’s holdings in her first financial disclosure after her appointment to the Senate last year, sits along a scarred service route at the Fulton County Airport, off the main artery of Martin Luther King Drive.

 

The General Services Administration, which rents space on behalf of other federal agencies, confirmed to The Daily Beast that it has paid Fulton County Hangar Services almost $250,000 a year for the location since 2014, when Loeffler was still an executive at her husband’s company, Intercontinental Exchange, which also owns the New York Stock Exchange. The GSA added that it extended the lease for another three years last summer.

 

But the details of the arrangement are enveloped in layers of government and corporate opacity. Fulton County Hangar Services is a registered federal contractor, but its contracts are not available to view in any public database. The System for Award Management, a government search engine for tracking D.C.’s business dealings, classifies the information on the company as “restricted.” When pressed by The Daily Beast, the GSA declined to answer what agencies are stationed at the hangar and for what purpose, citing the “mission sensitivities of the federal tenants at this facility.”

 

The Federal Aviation Administration operated out of the hangar until November 2019 but told The Daily Beast that it is now a U.S. Marshals installation.

 

The Marshals Service refused to answer questions about its presence and activities at the hangar, and neither Loeffler, Sprecher, Intercontinental Exchange, nor Fulton County—which owns Fulton County Airport and leases hangars there to private tenants—responded to repeated requests for comment.

 

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/loeffler-husband-entangled-secret-gov-160554992.html

Anonymous ID: f0f90c Jan. 5, 2021, 8:57 a.m. No.12327269   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>12327227

If they have enough evidence why do they need an investigation?

Investigations are about finding evidence.

The Machines were made in F'n ChYnA

 

Ruby et al were caught on film scanning multiple times, the same ballots. Dominion was ONLINE, which is ILLEGAL! The fact that ONE BALLOT (let alone MILLIONS) were KNOWINGLY ALTERED AWAY FROM A SITTING PRESIDENT IS TREASON!

Anonymous ID: f0f90c Jan. 5, 2021, 9:09 a.m. No.12327452   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>12327363

The fact that they didn't remove the Dominion machines at all, after all the hearings, shows just how weak, and ineffective the reps are in GA.

Fake Promises

Endless Lies

They couldn't care less

About America's Demise.

Anonymous ID: f0f90c Jan. 5, 2021, 9:20 a.m. No.12327618   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7722

Call to action': Funeral service to be held for Andre Hill

 

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Hundreds are expected to gather Tuesday in Columbus to honor the life of Andre Hill — known as “Dre” to friends and “Big Daddy” to his three grandchildren — after he was fatally shot by a white police officer days before Christmas.

 

The memorial service will take place at the First Church of God in southeast Columbus where civil rights attorney Ben Crump is expected to issue a “call to action,” and Rev. Al Sharpton is scheduled to deliver the eulogy.

 

The service will begin with a public viewing at 10 a.m. before Hill's family holds a private service at the church at 11 a.m.

 

Hill, 47, was among a number of Black men and women killed by police in America in 2020. He was the second Black man to be fatally shot by Ohio law enforcement officers last month. The first was 23-year-old Casey Goodson Jr., who was killed by a white Franklin County sheriff's deputy.

 

In police bodycam footage released of Hill's killing, Columbus Officer Adam Coy can be seen fatally shooting Hill early Dec. 22 as Hill emerged from a garage holding a cellphone in his left hand and his right hand obscured. He was visiting a family friend at the time.

 

Police had responded to a neighbor’s nonemergency complaint about someone stopping and starting a car outside.

 

“He was bringing me Christmas money. He didn’t do anything,” a woman inside the house shouted at police afterward.

 

Additional bodycam footage showed that at one point, two other Columbus officers rolled Hill over and put handcuffs on him before leaving him alone again. None of them, according to the footage released Thursday, offered any first aid even though Hill was barely moving, groaning and bleeding while laying on the garage floor.

 

Coy, who had a long history of complaints from citizens, was fired Dec. 28 for failing to activate his body camera before the confrontation and for not providing medical aid to Hill.

 

Beyond an internal police investigation, the Ohio attorney general, the U.S. attorney for central Ohio and the FBI have begun their own probes into the shooting.

 

But for now, family and friends are hoping people remember Hill — a father and grandfather — as a man devoted to his family, an always-smiling optimist and a skilled tradesman who dreamed after years of work as a chef and restaurant manager of one day owning his own restaurant.

 

“I consider him an everything man,” his 27-year-old daughter, Karissa Hill, said Thursday. She added: “It’s hard to say what he did, because he did everything.

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/call-action-funeral-held-andre-133547243.html

Anonymous ID: f0f90c Jan. 5, 2021, 9:28 a.m. No.12327734   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>12327690

People are starving for new info.

Everyone at the rally's already knows everything being stated.

 

The ones that need to learn, aren't watching, hate POTUS & Patriots, and are currently standing in line for a Vax.