Alexandra Chalupa
Doug Schoen
Those 72 meetings with congressmen re: Ukraine
Is that the tie in where Ukraine got involved in the January 6 riots? To make sure that the events from 2016 never made it to light in case that was were all the election fraud activity was taking place then before the 81 million 2020 blowout.
Is that why TIME magazine had an article teed up on the 7th in case things went wrong when the events of Jan.6 were still in the news cycle?
Was Wisconsin really that bad?
"I'm also a huge crack dealer now, but I still work here because I love the hours."
infinity trips
chekt
did the Patriot Front have any association/ties with the Azov Battalion?
The Nexus Between Far-Right Extremists in the United States and Ukraine
https://ctc.westpoint.edu/the-nexus-between-far-right-extremists-in-the-united-states-and-ukraine/
Ukraine appears to be a hotbed of places for "right wingers" to head to for training. Did the FBI end up with a whole passel of patsies for the January 6th confab?
There were no witnesses to Bono's fatal accident….
The retired FBI agent is now calling for the authorities to dig up Bono's remains and open a homicide investigation. Gunderson's efforts have been backed by top forensics experts, who fear Nevada authorities were too quick to mark the tragedy as a skiing accident, and investigator Bob Fletcher, who has confessed he sent evidence of a 10-year study that linked top U.S. government officials to arms and weapons dealers to Bono less than a month before his death. Fletcher says, "He was going to make it his number one priority… There's no doubt in my mind Sony was murdered by someone who needed him silenced."
Treebeard put another notch in the limb?
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Like, Share, Recruit: How a White-Supremacist Militia Uses Facebook to Radicalize and Train New Members
https://time.com/5926750/azov-far-right-movement-facebook/
The U.S. government was also slow to acknowledge the danger of Ukraine’s far-right militias. But by March 2018, the U.S. Congress publicly denounced the Azov Battalion, banning the U.S. government from providing any “arms, training or other assistance” to its fighters. Though largely symbolic, the move discouraged all Western military forces, and especially members of the NATO alliance, from training alongside Azov fighters— or indeed having anything to do with them.