paulsperry / @paulsperry
11/18/2022 1:40 AM
Gettr: p1yt3ff14e8
BREAKING:Newly appointed supposedly "impartial" special counsel Jack Smith secretly worked with Obama IRS chief Lois Lerner to target conservative "Tea Party" nonprofit groups for investigation, internal DOJ emails reveal. Also, Smith used the New York Times as guidance in his investigation
https://qagg.news/?read=GO34679
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paulsperry / @paulsperry
By appointing a special counsel to investigate Trump, AG Garland thinks he can bypass the internal DOJ rule prohibiting overt actions against a political candidate before an election. But his special counsel appointee Smith will have to update Garland regarding his findings and get approval from Garland for his budgets. Therefore, Garland will still be directly involved in the investigation. The political conflict of his office investigating his boss' presumptive 2024 opponent does not really go away
Posted on 3:59 PM · Nov 18th, 2022
https://gettr.com/post/p1ys08a4c10
paulsperry / @paulsperry
By appointing a special counsel to investigate Trump, AG Garland thinks he can bypass the internal DOJ rule prohibiting overt actions against a political candidate before an election. But his special counsel appointee Smith will have to update Garland regarding his findings and get approval from Garland for his budgets. Therefore, Garland will still be directly involved in the investigation. The political conflict of his office investigating his boss' presumptive 2024 opponent does not really go away
Posted on 3:59 PM · Nov 18th, 2022
https://gettr.com/post/p1ys08a4c10
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Jim is live if you want to talk to him.
https://tora3.com/video/9f3dc9aa2bf74b9c1f0c077ac7a93416
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Like how reporters is issued.
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The Intercept Begs Readers for Donations after Multimillion-Dollar Sam Bankman-Fried Grant ‘on Hold’
The Intercept begged its readers for donations after the publication revealed that a multimillion-dollar grant from disgraced former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried would be placed “on hold” due to FTX filing for bankruptcy.
Bankman-Fried’s cryptocurrency exchange FTX plummeted from a $32 billion valuation to facing bankruptcy after his company was at the center of significant scandals in the cryptocurrency space last week.
As Breitbart News Economics Editor John Carney explained:
We’re still learning exactly what happened to FTX, but there are definite echoes from the financial crisis. On November 3, Coindesk reported that much of the $14.6 billion of assets of a fund called Alameda Research consisted of tokens created by FTX. These tokens are sort of like airline miles—a kind of currency generated by the company that is issued to its customers—except that they could be traded on crypto exchanges. Many found this disturbing because Alameda Research is also owned by FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, who everyone calls SBF. This raised the possibility that the value of FTT, the FTX tokens, was being artificially propped up by Alameda’s dragon hoard of the tokens.
In addition to being a Democrat mega-donor, Bankman-Fried funneled millions of dollars to media outlets through one of his philanthropic entities, the Building a Stronger Future foundation.
So @SBF_FTX gave money to media outlets like Vox & The Intercept. He’s had glowing puff pieces in NYT, Fortune, Forbes, CNBC…
Writing big fat cheques to the Democrats buys a lot of glowing PR
https://t.co/uonYNjZnOK
— Rita Panahi (@RitaPanahi) November 16, 2022
The Intercept is one of several media outlets that received a hefty donation from Bankman-Fried’s foundation.
Bankman-Fried pledged $4 million to The Intercept over two years. So far, the outlet has received $500,000 out of the $4 million to support their reporting “on biosafety and pandemic prevention.”
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However, The Intercept’s Acting Editor-in-Chief, Roger Hodge, announced on Friday that future grant payments are “on hold,” and used the announcement to ask readers for donations.
Hodge wrote:
Much remains unknown about the future of FTX and SBF’s philanthropic giving. We have been in touch with our colleagues at other nonprofit newsrooms that received support from the Building a Stronger Future Foundation, and we remain hopeful that other donors committed to this work will step forward.
But as of today, we have a significant hole in our budget. If you are able, please consider donating today to support The Intercept’s crusading independent journalism.
How many publications did SBF bribe? pic.twitter.com/nLDGr15XGo
— David Sacks (@DavidSacks) November 18, 2022
It is unclear whether the outlet plans to keep or return the $500,000 it has already received from Bankman-Fried’s foundation.
In the aftermath of FTX’s collapse, some celebrity endorsers, including Tom Brady, Gisele Bündchen, Larry David, David Ortiz, Steph Curry, and Shaquille O’Neal, along with Bankman-Fried, are being sued by cryptocurrency investors.
FTX was “ultimately a Ponzi scheme, misleading customers and prospective customers with the false impression that any cryptocurrency assets held on the Deceptive FTX Platform were safe and were not being invested in unregistered securities,” the lawsuit alleges.
The Intercept is not the only media outlet that received funding from Bankman-Fried’s Building a Stronger Future Foundation.
I wrote earlier today that there's a huge question over whether SBF will be able to continue funding media going forward.
Grants have gone to:
— ProPublica
— Vox
— The Intercept
— Semafor
— The Law and Justice Journalism Project
— A podcasthttps://t.co/hqeislc8fr https://t.co/cPT1geNoGw
— Teddy Schleifer (@teddyschleifer) November 11, 2022
ProPublica similarly received a $5 million grant from the foundation to support their reporting “on pandemic preparedness and biothreats,” receiving one-third of the grant earlier in the year with the remaining two-thirds disbursed over the next two years.
However, ProPublica president Robin Sparkman also announced that their future grant payments would be “on hold.”
New: Grants from Sam Bankman-Fried's foundation to ProPublica are on hold. Here's the email from ProPublica president Robin Sparkman to staff this afternoon. pic.twitter.com/J62bdFsppo
— Max Tani (@maxwelltani) November 11, 2022
Sparkman said Bankman-Fried’s foundation is “assessing its finances and, concurrently, talking to other funders about taking on some of its grant portfolio.”
New media outlet Semafor, led by former New York Times columnist Ben Smith, also received an undisclosed investment from the Building a Stronger Future Foundation. Vox also received an undisclosed sum from the foundation.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/11/18/the-intercept-begs-readers-for-donations-after-multimillion-dollar-sam-bankman-fried-grant-on-hold/
Ultra_RedPill_Pusher✝️🇺🇲🐸
@RedPill_Pusher
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2h
At the "end" of the approx 17 min witchhunt speech when Trump mentioned the media slowing stuff down, the stream cut off.
28 min mark: rumble.com/v1vjdfa-badlands-me
So look at the first line of Q 1494.
Now skip forward to 2:17 in clip below that DJT linked to where he says "enough is enough".
Relevant?
Now look at all the other info in drop 1494…
Relevant?
@BurningBright @patelpatriot @imyourmoderator @stormypatriotjoe @Absolute1776
https://truthsocial.com/@RedPill_Pusher/posts/109368449194482553
Q PROOF?
🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸
@mrddmia
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Jack Smith is former chief of Obama DOJ’s Public Integrity Section.
He prosecuted former VA Governor Bob McDonnell, a potential GOP presidential contender.
Supreme Court unanimously reversed (8-0; Scalia died).
This should’ve ended Smith’s career as a prosecutor.
But McDonnell’s political career was already destroyed.
Garland brought back Smith from his career exile as a war-crimes prosecutor in The Hague.
To run Smith’s (lawless) McDonnell play on Trump:
If you can’t beat him, indict him
https://truthsocial.com/@mrddmia/posts/109368990343962127
It was way before that, the first one I knew of. was in 2011, the mathematician/computerscientist visited me
I know the AIone built in Sydney in 2016 that surprised Q
I think that threw Q a little bit.