>>1655642 (lb)
^^^^Grassley & Feinstein want the unredacted vs of this...
The 5/20/16 redacted FBI Confidential Human Source Policy Guide...
https://ia801602.us.archive.org/23/items/ConfidentialHumanSourcePolicyGuide/Confidential%20Human%20Source%20Policy%20Guide.pdf
Very weird indeed! Pompeo and Sessions didn't flinch or react.
WATCH THE WATER
Did anons see this? May 28, 2018
House releases bipartisan water bill
also
ARMY CORPS out from DOD and “to a new or existing agency or sub-agency of the federal government”
The legislation addresses county interests related to ports, inland waterways, levees, dams, wetlands, watersheds and coastal restoration. However, due to the earmark ban in 2011, WRDA bills have become increasingly difficult to pass.
sauce:
http://www.naco.org/articles/house-releases-bipartisan-water-bill
Here's another one, anons YUGE…
New TANF proposal reshapes welfare program
THE DEMS ON HOUSE WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE VOTED NO ON THIS BILL AND HERE'S WHY…
"Modify TANF program transfers. The new bill would no longer allow states to transfer TANF funds to the Social Services Block Grant (SSBG) and would prohibit states from using TANF dollars directly toward child care or child welfare."
IMO we have huge amounts of fraud in the CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS. White Hats are turning off the faucet on the cabal!
sauce:
http://www.naco.org/articles/new-tanf-proposal-reshapes-welfare-program
Any Munibondfags here?
WHAT DOES THIS BILL DO TO LOOP CAPITAL?
Give Loop Capital less of a monopoly?
Muni bonds measure heads to White House
The Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act - good for counties - moves on to the White House for president's signature
On May 22, the U.S. House of Representatives passed S. 2155, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act, which is now headed to the president’s desk for his signature.
A provision in the bill — Section 403 — is particularly beneficial to counties because it reclassifies municipal debt as a High-Quality Liquid Asset (HQLA). Under current law, banks are required to meet a Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) to ensure each bank has enough liquid assets in the event of financial stress. By classifying municipal securities as a Level 2B asset, required to account for at least 15 percent of a bank’s total stock, banks will be further incentivized to invest in these bonds. This change Muni bonds measure heads to White House would make municipal debt more attractive to investors and banks, keeping the demand for municipal bonds high and interest costs of issuance low for counties and other issuers.
Tax-exempt municipal bonds are used to finance the construction of and repairs to infrastructure important to counties, including roads and bridges, public transportation, seaports and airports, water and wastewater facilities, electric power and natural gas facilities.
Classifying investment grade municipal securities as HQLA will help ensure low-cost infrastructure financing remains available as municipal issuers continue building the local infrastructure on which our communities and the national economy rely.
Anons, this is an excellent resource to see what the corrupt local governments are up to…
http://www.naco.org/news