Anonymous ID: f33e1c Dec. 7, 2021, 11:17 a.m. No.15153042   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>15152775

What BANKS were HOLDING, LAUNDERING, and PROFITTING from this "largescale drug trafficking operation' s RICO activity, 'judicialwatch'?

 

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Anonymous ID: f33e1c Dec. 7, 2021, 11:42 a.m. No.15153147   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3153

>>15153033

Rainn Wilson friend from Seattle , Chris Ballew aka CasparBabypants. Also known from The Presidents of the United States of America

 

Ballew grew up in Seattle and attended middle and high school at Bush School where he met Dave Dederer, with whom he would later form the Presidents of the United States of America. In the late 1980s and early ‘90s Ballew lived in Boston, where he performed as a street musician in a duo called Egg with Phil Franklin (later of Caroliner Rainbow and Sunburned Hand of the Man).[1] Many of Ballew's songs with Egg would become well-known Presidents songs, most notably “Naked and Famous”, which is performed by Egg as a bonus track on a 2005 reissue of the Presidents' eponymous debut album. The two members of Egg were also part of the experimental triple-bass guitar ensemble Balls, which released a 12" EP in 1991. While in Boston, Ballew also played briefly with Mary Lou Lord, and with Mark Sandman of Treat Her Right and Morphine in a duo called Supergroup, in which they developed the oddly stringed instruments that would become a staple of both the Presidents' and Morphine's sound.

 

Ballew moved to Los Angeles in the early ‘90s where he shared an apartment with alternative artist Beck and played in his live band. Ballew told Seattle Weekly that playing with Beck "was the beginning of my professional career as a guy getting paid to make music."[2] He returned to his native Washington in 1993 and started the Presidents of the United States of America. The band released six studio albums, then split up in July 2015.

 

In 1998, Ballew released a solo album credited to the Giraffes. The recording project turned into a band between 1999 and 2000. The live version of the Giraffes was Jason Staczek (organ, clarinet) and Mike Musburger (drums).[3]

 

In 2009, Ballew launched a project targeted toward toddlers called Caspar Babypants.[4] Ballew uses a three-string acoustic guitar when performing Caspar Babypants songs. To date, Caspar Babypants has released seventeen full-length albums, all with exclamatory titles such as "Here I Am!", "More Please!", "This Is Fun!", "Sing Along!'", "Hot Dog!", "I Found You!", "Baby Beatles!", "Rise And Shine!", "Night Night!", "Beatles Baby!", "Away We Go!", "Winter Party!", "Jump For Joy!", "Keep It Real!", "Flying High!", "Bug Out!" and "Happy Heart!". Ballew released the 19th and final Caspar Babypants album "Easy Breezy!" on November 5th 2021.

 

In 2015, 15 years after the last official release, Chris Ballew put together We Hear Music, a 33-track double album consisting of previously unreleased Giraffes material. The album was shared privately with a few fans through the internet, with a note allowing the recipients to redistribute the music freely.[5]

 

Currently Ballew is making music as a solo artist under his own name (chrisballew.org). His first album "I Am Not Me" came out in July of 2021 and his second album "Soul Unfolded" comes out on January 21st 2022.

Anonymous ID: f33e1c Dec. 7, 2021, 12:12 p.m. No.15153265   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3271 >>3274

>>15153182

 

no worries. 5g will auto update you the proper codes to your moderna/pfizer 'operating system' to overwrite the code with updates while you are in 'sleep mode'.

 

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