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Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Gaggle Aboard Air Force One En Route Madrid, Spain
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan gaggle aboard Air Force One en route Madrid, Spain
Air Force One
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EymwC6uxpYM
The Secret Of Human From Childhood Till Dead, Why Not All People Are Equal
Source, More Info: https://humanitywhole.wordpress.com
Human race is just the name. Not all humans are equal.
The truth is all real organic made up of 2 matters: physical body + untouch spirit.
While the physical body part are all pretty similar, the untouchable spirit are much more difference:
some people have spirit of a mouse, donkey, ant, somes have spirit of a dragon and some other have spirit all super human god !
Speaking about physical body part, there are 2 timeline you need to know:
– From childhood to adult: the body are developing and growing everyday.
– From adult till dead: the body stop growing but aging then die.
The spirit part can grow without age limit or any restriction, can grow from the smallest to the biggest.
After reaching adult age, human are dying and pick/choose the path more wrongly, the older the “more wrong” decision is made.
Most mortal humans have it own “dead destiny” or the “exact age” he/she would die. The only way change is to study to evolve. But unlike the subjects in school where students only need to memorize, real life require all human body parts must work to grow and evolve, both theory and practice.
Not only that, you nearly cannot find any correct guide/tutorial about human evolution and development in real life because the one who can trully have the materials you need don’t want to help/do.
Best Regard,
The Savior Messiah Buddha
Source, More Info: https://humanitywhole.wordpress.com
https://conservativebrief.com/former-3-63501/?utm_source=CB&utm_medium=539
https://twitter.com/GeorgePapa19/status/1533725681590358016
Senior advisor to Obama pleads guilty!
A former Obama administration official pleaded guilty to federal charges on Friday for his involvement in a secretive effort to unduly influence the Trump administration.
Richard G. Olson, who was then-President Barack Obama’s special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan in 2015 and 2016, admitted that he lied on ethics paperwork and broke so-called ‘revolving door’ statutes, according to a report in The Washington Post.
The report noted that the misdemeanor violations came in connection with Olson lobbying for Qatar within a year of his retirement from the federal government.
The Post added:
In pre-plea proceedings in federal court in Washington, Olson’s defense counsel said he admitted to the misdemeanor charges — each punishable by up to one year in prison at his sentencing Sept. 13 — and cooperated with federal prosecutors on the understanding that they were also investigating and pursuing criminal charges against retired four-star Marine Gen. John G. Allen. The latter commanded U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan before retiring in 2013. He was tapped in late 2017 as president of Washington’s influential Brookings Institution, to which Qatar agreed in 2013 to donate $14.8 million over four years.
The two men are the latest high-level American officials to be enmeshed in a long-running federal investigation into a ferocious — and lucrative — battle for influence in Washington waged between the wealthy Persian Gulf nation of Qatar and its regional rival the United Arab Emirates, as Donald Trump prepared to take office and engage in new rounds of Middle East diplomacy.
The Post went on to report that in July 2021, Thomas Barrack, Jr., a longtime billionaire friend of Trump and his presidential inaugural committee chairman, was charged with obstructing justice and acting on behalf of the UAE without being registered as a foreign lobbyist.
Also, U.S. businessman Imaad Zuberi, who is a major donor to both political parties, was sentenced in February 2020 to 12 years behind bars after he pledged guilty to tax evasion, foreign influence-peddling, and violations of campaign finance laws.
In court papers, Olson admitted he failed to disclose in annual ethics forms as required that he accepted a first-class airline ticket from New Mexico to London, as well as a stay in a luxury hotel in January 2015 — all of which were worth approximately $20,000 — from a Pakistani-American businessman (anon wonders if there is an AWAN connection?)who was not identified by the federal government but whose description matches Zuberi, the Post reported.
“Olson admitted meeting with a Bahrain businessman, who would offer him a one-year $300,000 contract for work after he left the State Department,” the paper added.
Olson admitted in plea documents filed in court in June 2017 that he contacted an unnamed third person who is defense identified as Allen in order to help “provide aid and advice to Qatari government officials with the intent to influence” American foreign policy following a blockade of Qatar by the UAE and ally Saudi Arabia.
Zuberi, Olson and “Person 3” traveled to Doha, “where the latter pair met with various Qatari officials including its emir, then returned to meet in Washington with members of Congress,” the Post added.
During a hearing on May 27 and in previous court filings, J. Michael Hannon, Olson’s attorney, pressed federal prosecutors about why Allen has yet to be charged.
“Exculpatory evidence about Allen could mitigate Olson’s sentence or invalidate his plea agreement, Hannon argued, saying a decision not to charge the general could mean prosecutors improperly ‘induced’ a guilty plea from the diplomat who relied on government representations that he might be recommended leniency at sentencing for his cooperation,” noted the paper.
Hannon told U.S. Magistrate Judge G. Michael Harvey, who presided over the case and accepted Olson’s plea: “If in fact there is no case against General John R. Allen [for allegedly violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act], we think that that is a significant piece of information for sentencing, just as we believe that an inducement to enter into this plea agreement is important to the court.”
Evan Turgeon, a prosecutor with the Justice Department’s national security division, told the court that Allen’s case remains open and that the government never offered Olson leniency in exchange for his cooperation.
He added, “Nothing related to General Allen has any bearing on the false statement the defendant made on an Office of Government Ethics form in May of 2016, and that was a full year before General Allen’s involvement in activities related to Qatar.”
>Is Q posting on TOR temporary? Like just for the confirmation period?
Why are such questions asked . hhh