What to the SHIPS chilling off the coast have to do with all these Children? Were they unloaded onto smaller boats, or are the waiting to "Pick up?"
Interestingly as well, all ships in holding pattern, and now there is an "oil spill" in Newport.
KEK
Ok, so if his last name is "Shill"er, and say, he shilled on the board, learned the comms, like all other shills, that too would make sense.
Doesn't really matter in the whole scheme or not. Everyone is an actor in this movie.
>These are our fellow humans
I disagree.
These are Actors, who have a script of questions, that the other actors have the answers to on their script. They all know, they're all playing a part. Staged sets, CGI shit, all of it.
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House Republican says he's facing federal prosecution
The top Republican on the House Appropriations Committee's agriculture panel says he's facing federal prosecution, Axios has learned.
Driving the news: In a new fundraising page for his legal expense fund — that was quickly removed — Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (R-Neb.) writes: "[President] Biden’s FBI is using its unlimited power to prosecute me on a bogus charge."
A Fortenberry spokesperson said the congressman "never saw or approved that language."
The investigation in question had to do with illegal campaign contributions by a Lebanese-Nigerian billionaire to a number of congressional Republicans, the spokesperson said in an email.
“It’s been previously reported that the FBI investigated an effort by a foreign national to illegally funnel money to U.S. political campaigns, including Rep. Fortenberry’s," he wrote.
"The people involved in that scheme were prosecuted and no charges were filed against him. This legal expense trust was established in part to address costs associated with that investigation.”
Between the lines: Fortenberry's campaign committee retained a new law firm over the summer, according to Federal Election Commission records.
In June, it reported paying $25,000 to Bienert Katzman Littrell Williams LLP, a California firm specializing in white collar criminal defense.
It was the campaign's largest payment for legal services, to date.
Fortenberry's legal expense fund is now soliciting contributions of up to $5,000 per donor per year. Under House rules, the fund may accept donations from individuals, corporations and political action committees but not registered lobbyists.
Records on file with the House clerk show Fortenberry set up the legal expense fund on August 27.
"Unlike Swamp Creature Nancy Pelosi, I’m a principled conservative who has NEVER abused my seat in Congress to get wealthy," its fundraising page said. "And right now I'm facing the Deep State's bottomless pockets."
Records show he also has enlisted a digital consultant who helped launch a legal expense fund for former Trump administration official Kash Patel.
Web domain registration records show the firm Believe Media registered websites for both Patel's "Legal Offense Trust" and the Jeff Fortenberry Legal Expense Trust.
Fortenberry, 60, is a former economist and Lincoln City Council member who's represented Nebraska's 1st District since 2005.
He's currently the ranking member of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies.
Editors note: This post has been updated to show that Fortenberry's fundraising page was quickly taken down. It's also been updated to add comments from a Fortenberry spokesperson.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/house-republican-says-hes-facing-141131591.html
>About the last thing that happens before lights go out and the flash bang hits.
Anon's Ready?
10.4
Looks like ZERO from the Nightmare before Christmas