https://thenationalpulse.com/breaking/nyt-journo-erases-twitter-after-national-pulse-report/

NYT Journalist Erases ENTIRE Twitter After National Pulse Unearths Posts Admitting ‘Working’ For The Chinese Communist Party.

Kessel, a former creative director at the state-run outlet China Daily and freelancer with clients including China’s Ministry of Information, also insisted working for the communist “regime” had its benefits.

Kessel’s verified account now displays “0 tweets.” As of late 2020, Kessel had over 23,000 posts on the platform.

Among the now-deleted tweets, which have been archived by The National Pulse, are posts where Kessel describes himself as “psyched” to redesign China Daily.

While working for China Daily, Kessel tweeted several times about he was “working for” and “getting paid” by the Chinese Communist Party.

“Sometimes working for the PRC has its benefits :),” he tweeted in July 2010.

And in November 2009 he tweeted “you know you work for the PRC when the first word that comes to your mind when asked to describe your work place is ‘harmonious.’

Kessel also praised China’s “National Day” holiday, which commemorates the Chinese Communist Party takeover of the country, as “VERY COOL.”

>>13392187

Back in 2011, leaked cables showed us that the US Embassy aided apparel giants Levi’s and Hanes in their fight against an increase in Haiti’s minimum wage. Now, in case you’re not aware, US Embassies are an arm of the State Department, which is led by the Secretary of State.

In this case, the Department of State’s intervention regarding the minimum wage caused it to land at only $0.31/hr instead of the $0.65/hr workers were fighting for. This is less than $3/day, instead of a target of around $5/day.

Who was the Secretary of State that presided over this? Well, let’s just say this person is pretty deeply involved in The Clinton Foundation. 93% of their charitable contributions during the year 2014 actually went into The Clinton Foundation — $3m of $3.2m specifically. Good thing, too, because the Clinton Foundation has done a lot of “engagement” in Haiti. Most specifically to what we are talking about today is a focus on “sustainable growth” in “apparel/manufacturing:”

So, the US embassy is working with corporate interests to keep the minimum wage in Haiti low. All US embassies, again, are arms of The Department of State and answer to the Secretary of State — who, if you haven’t figured by now, was Hillary Clinton. Clinton has a “charitable organization” (independent, nonpartisan watchdog group Sunlight Foundation referred to it as a “slush fund”) involved in advocating “sustainable business practices” in the same place branches of government under her supervision are advocating low minimum wages in?

Does anyone see the massive conflict of interest there? And that’s assuming neither Hanes, Levi’s, their partners or any similar companies (clothing companies that manufacture in Haiti either directly or through partners) have ever donated (either as corporate entities or as individuals) nothing to the Clinton Foundation. It’s a conflict of interest before we ask that question.

>>13392228

Will US Olympic athletes be required to have daily anal swabs? Will all Olympic athletes be required to do that?

>>13392347

Nice place. Where'd the money come from to pay for all of that?

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The 2010 United States Census reported that Topanga had a population of 8,289. The population density was 433.2 people per square mile (167.2/km²). The racial makeup of Topanga was 7,313 (88.2%) White (84.5% Non-Hispanic White), 117 (1.4%) African American, 35 (0.4%) Native American, 353 (4.3%) Asian, 3 (0.0%) Pacific Islander, 125 (1.5%) from other races, and 343 (4.1%) from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 534 persons (6.4%).

>>13392373

Those two creepy guys in back will be at all of the female Olympic athlete tests. Where are all those cute curlers from Canada? They'll have to go first.

I hope not one nation sends its athletes to the Olympics in 2022. And if your nation won't do the right thing, I hope every athlete refuses to go.

>>13392564

That's a good blank.