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Anonymous ID: b2fa66 June 27, 2021, 12:42 p.m. No.13999233 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>9246 >>9251 >>9264 >>9265 >>9291 >>9380 >>9468 >>9476 >>9577 >>9582 >>9690 >>9789 >>9846 >>9872

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>>13996643 #17703?

>>13996747, >>13996833, >>13996971, >>13997012, >>13997062, >>13997335, >>13997371, >>13997583, >>13997606 #17714?

>>13996829 Bill Barr calls Trump's election fraud claims: 'bull—' in new book

>>13996878, >>13997409 DC, FDA Prepare Mass Distribution of a Merck/Sanofi Six-in-One Vaccine for Kids, Turning Blind Eye to Safety Signals

>>13997187 Chuckles

>>13997207, >>13997414, >>13997352, >>13997372, >>13997504 Nanomachines

>>13997347 McAfee's Wife Speaks

>>13997368 Allison Mack is expected to be sentenced on June 30

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#17714

>>13996644 #17703?

>>13996707 Fake Q

>>13996711 Muh Miami

>>13996739, >>13996970, >>13997172, >>13997175, >>13997377, >>13997656, >>13997882, >>13997894, >>13998091, >>13998122, >>13998251, >>13998293 Baker?

>>13996760 What the fuck is this shit?

>>13996820 Republican ‘Leaders’ Like Pence, Romney, McConnell, McCarthy, Cheney and McDaniel Were Nowhere to be Found as the Arizona Senate Election Integrity Audit Progressed

>>13996854, >>13996855 ...

>>13996911, >>13996990, >>13997152, >>13997154, >>13997159 This is getting ridiculous...

>>13997168 YouTube Blocks Videos Exposing China's Slow-Motion Genocide in Xinjiang

>>13997205 NANCY UNDER FIRE Trump Ohio rally – Nancy Pelosi slammed by Jim Jordan as crowd chants ‘lock her up’ during wild Donald speech

>>13997208 Trump Save America Rally: Highlights and Live Stream Here!

>>13997243 Airlines Facing Massive Problems After Vaxxed Pilots Go Down; Mass Shut Downs Coming?

>>13997287 Chris Wallace Corners GOP Congressman Jim Banks: Aren’t You the Ones Defunding the Police?

>>13997518, >>13997560 DJT: Thank you to the people in Wellington, OH last night for an unbelievable evening of very serious talk but also, fun. In many ways with what was said, and the reaction to it, it was legendary.

>>13997621 ELECTRON MICROSCOPY SUGGESTS PRESENCE OF GRAPHENE OXIDE IN COVID VAX

>>13997903 Most media outlets treated Flynn’s videotaped oath last summer, in which he uttered a well-known QAnon slogan, as a sort of coming-out story about a onetime Trump insider who had gone off the rails

>>13997962 Mike Pompeo Tweets: “The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears them; he delivers them from all their troubles.” Psalm 34:17

>>13998055 ...Former Attorney General Bill Barr said in a new interview that the Justice Department always knew Trump's claims of election fraud were "bullsh*t." - @axios

>>13998231 Moar faggotry

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>archive.com

ah shit i ain clickin dat.

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same as LB just number fixed, unofficial notes.

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>Disclaimer: this post

Based Levels Exponentially Multiplying

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>Hey BV, why did you delete this Bongino post? Bongino is one of the rising stars of conservativism.

I mean bill maher can speak for himself right?

curious bongino was tuning in.

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>Bongino is comped

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>▶Anonymous (You) 06/27/21 (Sun) 16:05:16b2fa66 (5) No.13999353

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>>Hey BV, why did you delete this Bongino post? Bongino is one of the rising stars of conservativism.

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>I mean bill maher can speak for himself right?

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>curious bongino was tuning in.

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>>Bongino is comped

https://www.washingtonian.com/2013/03/25/secret-service-prostitution-scandal-one-year-later/

Secret Service Prostitution Scandal: One Year Later

That wild night in Cartagena rocked the elite secret service and embarrassed the White House. Was it a one-time incident or part of a pattern of agents behaving badly?

Written by Shane Harris

| Published on March 25, 2013

When Mark Sullivan retired in February as the 22nd director of the Secret Service, he surely wanted to be remembered for three decades of faithfully protecting Presidents, candidates for national office, and other high-ranking officials. But most Americans will remember his tenure for something Sullivan probably wishes he could forget: the booze-fueled antics of 13 Secret Service agents who set out for a wild night in a seaside resort and ended up starring in an international sex scandal.

Mark Sullivan, who retired as Secret Service director in February, was called before Congress to testify about the scandal. Photograph of Sullivan by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images.

A year ago, revelations that Secret Service agents had hired prostitutes during a presidential trip to Cartagena, Colombia, triggered the most embarrassing incident in the 148-year-old agency’s history. Its 3,500 special agents see themselves as the elite among law-enforcement officers: Those who protect the President have pledged that they would take a bullet for him.

Stories of agents behaving badly on the job embarrassed President Obama and overshadowed his visit to the Summit of the Americas, a gathering of 33 of the hemisphere’s leaders. Sullivan was hauled before members of Congress, who feared that by bringing women back to their hotel rooms, agents who might know the details of the President’s personal security had opened themselves to blackmail. Drug cartels in Colombia are also known to use prostitutes as spies.

The agents never dreamed they’d be found out by their bosses, their wives, and the entire world. And with good reason. The truth is, such late-night outings aren’t all that unusual. Some of the men in Cartagena had hired hookers on the road before. At least one had had long-distance affairs with women he’d met in bars while traveling with two Presidents. And all of them could believe, based on prior experience, that while the Secret Service didn’t expressly condone womanizing and solicitation, it didn’t go out of its way to stamp out such behavior, either.

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Arthur Huntington and other Secret Service agents headed to a dance club called Tu Candela—“your flame”—in a part of Cartagena popular with tourists. His exploits later made international news. Photograph of Tu Candela by Jose A. Iglesias/Newscom; photograph of Huntington by Daily News/Getty Images.

The wheels were set in motion early Wednesday morning, April 11, when a plane carrying a few dozen Secret Service agents touched down in Colombia. Another team would follow a few hours later. The agents ranged in age and experience, from men in their twenties to a pair of supervisors in their forties. Some were married, others single or divorced.

The men aboard the two planes would eventually join a contingent of nearly 200 Secret Service personnel. Uniformed military servicemembers would be on the ground, too. And some members of the White House advance team had been in Cartagena for a week already.

After landing in Colombia, the agents checked into the Hotel Caribe, a beachfront resort in the city’s Bocagrande district, which is popular with tourists. After a rest, they broke into groups and headed out for dinner. The President wasn’t due in town for more than 48 hours, so the men had a free night to explore.

Several dozen Secret Service personnel went out on the town in different groups. The State Department had given the Secret Service a list of reputable establishments where the men might spend their downtime. One group checked out the Hard Rock Cafe; it was dead, so they left. But tourist-trap chains aren’t why foreigners come to Cartagena.

The city is famous for its pulsing dance clubs, beautiful women, and legalized prostitution. It has been described as the Las Vegas of South America, a city “swimming in prostitutes”—the kind of place where a bunch of drunk, horny Americans wouldn’t draw a second glance. A foreigner overnighting in Cartagena doesn’t have to look far to find a strip club that doubles as a bordello. Some of them even get the awkward business of payment out of the way up-front, a system known as prepago, and then let the men relax with the women over drinks before taking them back to their hotels….

Moar…

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>Also, I don't delete posts faggot, I delete posters and the posts go with them. Stop notabling shills and we have nothing to worry about.

no association.

Good work. I dont care if it is or isnt. they need to stop showing up with bullshit and wondering why they DO get deleted though.

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>>>13997148 THREE(3) British Airways pilots have DIED of the COVID vaccine in the past 7-days,

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>>>13997152 “Study shows 29% of the 42 people who have died after catching the new strain had BOTH vaccinations.”

"Study people thatdie will be vaccinated" i dunno dont sweat deletions.

They may be from a poster that monitizes their material orcontributions.

>>>13997158 TRUMP IS BACK

Got those last night

>>>13997159 Arizona AG backs Georgia in face of ‘absurdly partisan’ DOJ lawsuit over election law

That one is a few old

>>>13997360 The suspension of Rudy Giuliani's law license likely will not hold up because it was done without due process, Alan Dershowitz tells Newsmax:

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Check previously collected notables bin baker.

Those notes were previously notabled.

albeit under different names. sometimes they come up as such with same original source.

For your consideration…

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>>>13997268 The suspension of Rudy Giuliani's law license likely will not hold up because it was done without due process, Alan Dershowitz tells Newsmax