Anonymous ID: 0a03eb Dec. 4, 2022, 4:52 a.m. No.17874803   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Died Suddenly

 

https://tora3.com/ThePhoenixEnigma

 

https://tora3.com/video/8899c98fc4e37547462e2e13f7fb1e59

 

https://tora3.com/embed/8899c98fc4e37547462e2e13f7fb1e59

Anonymous ID: 0a03eb Dec. 4, 2022, 5:57 a.m. No.17874986   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Stacey Abrams’s Nonprofit Worked To Purchase Multimillion-Dollar Properties Shortly Before It Sacked Employees

 

The New Georgia Project had $11 million in its investment account in August when it set out to pay $2.45 million in cash for a sprawling Atlanta compound. Less than two months later, the organization dismissed half its leadership staff, citing a lack of funds.

 

A series of internal documents and correspondences obtained by the Washington Free Beacon reveals the bizarre circumstances surrounding the real estate deal, which several parties close to the matter say are indicative of a leadership crisis within the Stacey Abrams-founded group. The deal was spearheaded by Erin Ferguson, a junior New Georgia Project staffer who in a group text urged senior leadership in late August to sign a letter of intent to purchase the two adjacent properties and swiftly pay a $30,000 non-refundable deposit.

 

But a former New Georgia Project senior executive told the Free Beacon that the rush to purchase the properties was strange, noting that the buildings needed at least $288,000 in repairs to be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The group was already locked into a $15,000-per-month lease at its current office through 2025, the former senior executive said.

 

The real estate deal is the latest murky financial situation involving the New Georgia Project. The group, which was founded to register non-white voters and once helmed by Sen. Raphael Warnock (D., Ga.), missed the deadline to file required financial disclosures to the IRS. The Free Beacon reported this month that the group's top accountant was fired after claiming he was unable to work there out of fear of breaking the law.

 

According to an Aug. 26 letter of intent obtained by the Free Beacon, the New Georgia Project sought to purchase the properties from Global Resource Partners, LLC. But Global Resource Partners never owned the properties. A real estate agent representing the Sheet Metal Workers Building Association, which owns the compound, told the Free Beacon that Global Resource Partners went under contract to buy the properties for around $1.92 million during the same timeframe the LLC was ostensibly trying to sell the properties to the New Georgia Project.

 

The real estate agent was surprised to learn that Global Resource Partners was simultaneously trying to flip the properties for at least $530,000. He added that he couldn't recall hearing about the New Georgia Project until contacted by the Free Beacon on Nov. 21.

 

"It makes you wonder why someone would go so far, put something under contract, not close on it, and not tell you any good reason why they didn't do it," the real estate agent said. "They kept saying they had to go out of town. Well, a bank wire can be sent anywhere in the country."

 

The attempted purchase of two adjacent industrial properties, totaling over 22,000 square feet, collapsed in the final days of negotiations. Global Resource Partners, the real estate agent said, dropped out of the sale at the very last minute. The properties remain on the market with an asking price of $1.92 million.

 

While Abrams and Warnock are no longer affiliated with the New Georgia Project, the group and its affiliated New Georgia Project Action Fund worked to get the Democrats elected this cycle, with mixed results. Abrams lost her second gubernatorial bid by nearly 8 points, and Warnock is in a runoff battle with Republican challenger Herschel Walker after failing to earn 50 percent of the vote on Election Day.

 

https://freebeacon.com/democrats/stacey-abramss-nonprofit-worked-to-purchase-multimillion-dollar-properties-shortly-before-it-sacked-employees/

Anonymous ID: 0a03eb Dec. 4, 2022, 5:57 a.m. No.17874987   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Biden Administration Finally Announces End Of Emergency Declaration For … Monkeypox

The Biden administration has announced its plans to finally end the emergency declaration for … monkeypox.

 

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced Friday that it would not renew the emergency declaration for the monkeypox epidemic when it expires on January 31. HHS cited a continuing declining trend in total case counts as the reason it was not renewing the emergency. The news comes even as the Biden administration reportedly has no plans to lift the COVID emergency declaration.

 

“From the outset of the mpox outbreak, the Administration pulled every lever to stop the spread of this virus,” HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra said in a statement Friday announcing the decision. “In August, the Department of Health and Human Services declared a Public Health Emergency that further strengthened and accelerated the response to produce results. Given the low number of cases today, HHS does not expect that it needs to renew the emergency declaration when it ends on January 31, 2023.” Becerra said that public health officials would continue to work with state and local officials to monitor trends, and encouraged at-risk individuals to get vaccinated.

 

Case counts of monkeypox have steadily trended downward since the peak of the outbreak in August, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). So far this week, a total of 31 new cases were reported, with a seven-day rolling average of just seven. Just a single new case was reported on Sunday; 13 cases were reported on Monday; just five on Tuesday; and 16 on Wednesday.

 

At the height of the epidemic in July and August, several hundred new cases were being reported every day, at an average of about 450 per day. The highest single-day number of new cases reported was 638 on August 1. HHS declared an emergency on August 4. The declaration was renewed earlier this month.

 

Just days ago, the White House backed the World Health Organization’s move to rename the virus from monkeypox to “mpox” in order to remove racist “stigma” against Africans, since the virus is endemic to Africa.

 

“We welcome the change by the World Health Organization,” Becerra said in a press release Monday. “We must do all we can to break down barriers to public health, and reducing stigma associated with disease is one critical step in our work to end mpox.”

 

In response to the name change, all federal public health agencies would adopt the “mpox” name in their correspondence with medical professionals and the public. HHS said that changing the name of the virus would “help enhance the U.S. response to mpox by using a term that does not conjure bias or stigma,” and “aid efforts to reach the most impacted communities with a term for the disease that doesn’t act to marginalize individuals from accessing the care, resources, and support they need to protect themselves and others.”

 

Meanwhile, the Biden administration has no plans to revoke the COVID emergency declaration. According to a report from The Hill, HHS is supposed to inform stakeholders 60 days beforehand that the administration will not renew the emergency declaration. That deadline passed on November 14. The latest declaration will last until January 11.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/biden-administration-finally-announces-end-of-emergency-declaration-for-monkeypox

Anonymous ID: 0a03eb Dec. 4, 2022, 6:03 a.m. No.17875020   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5040

Twitter and the FBI on a Collision Course After Sworn Document Shows Conflicting Narratives

 

The pipeline of revelations surrounding Twitter’s censorship of the Hunter Biden story keeps pumping out new material.

 

As RedState has reported extensively (click here and here for a taste of what’s transpired), Elon Musk delivered on a promise to release a trove of documents related to the decision to censor the Hunter Biden laptop story just prior to the 2020 election. Revelations include the fact that the Biden campaign had a direct through-line to get content removed, as well as the fact that Twitter lied about the “hacked material” excuse that was used to justify their actions.

 

But as I’ve written on before, Twitter is just one piece of the puzzle, and in some ways, the company was more a willing lackey than a mastermind of the plot. That distinction goes to the FBI, which was having weekly meetings with Twitter’s leadership to discuss what content to remove from the site. Further, it was the FBI that first planted the idea that the Hunter Biden laptop was a Russian hacking operation meant to spread “disinformation.”

 

How do we know that? Because of this unearthed FEC disclosure signed by none other than Yoel Roth, who recently left as Twitter’s head of “Trust and Safety.”

 

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BREAKING: Last year Twitter disclosed to the FEC they were warned of ‘a hack and leak operation involving Hunter Biden’ by federal law enforcement that led them to censor the NY Post story

 

The disclosure was signed by Yoel Roth https://t.co/ibKYrCdCu7 pic.twitter.com/obQoVwA1JQ

 

— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) December 3, 2022

 

According to the old Twitter regime, they were simply responding to what the FBI told them, which was that the laptop had been hacked and leaked as a way to spread disinformation about Joe Biden. Meanwhile, the FBI has claimed in the past that they never gave such detailed descriptions to any social media company, but rather relied on general threat warnings of possible foreign interference. Yet, Roth says they specifically mentioned Hunter Biden, which would leave the laptop story unambiguously the subject at hand.

 

So who’s lying here? The safest bet is to assume both entities are lying. Clearly, given the document dump that happened on Friday evening, Twitter was far more involved in censoring the story than just listening to the advice of the FBI. Democrat elected officials were colluding with the company to decide what should be taken down.

 

On the other hand, the FBI obviously lied when it told Twitter (and other social media companies) that the Hunter Biden laptop story was a “hack and leak operation.” There was never any evidence that the laptop was hacked, and the FBI had been in possession of it for over a year at that point. Further, they gained possession of it from the computer repair store where the laptop was left. That means the FBI knew its provenance the moment The New York Post broke the story, but agents (no doubt backed by leadership) chose to falsely claim it was a foreign hacking operation anyway.

 

In the end, Twitter and the FBI did what they thought they needed to do to ensure Donald Trump wouldn’t be re-elected. There are no good guys or innocent bystanders here. The FBI lied, but Twitter wanted to believe what it was being told, and it pushed well past the boundaries of its stated TOS to ban the Post and block the Hunter Biden laptop story.

 

https://redstate.com/bonchie/2022/12/03/twitter-and-the-fbi-on-a-collision-course-after-sworn-document-shows-conflicting-narratives-n668424

Anonymous ID: 0a03eb Dec. 4, 2022, 6:20 a.m. No.17875084   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Florida Pulling $2 Billion From BlackRock As Company Pushes ‘Social-Engineering’ With Taxpayer Dollars

 

The state of Florida will divest $2 billion from BlackRock due to the asset management company’s efforts to advance the environmental, social, and governance movement, also known as ESG.

 

Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis announced that the Florida Treasury “will be taking its business elsewhere” for $1.4 billion worth of long-term securities and $600 million worth of short-term overnight investments by the beginning of next year. The official contended that the mission to “change the world” promoted by BlackRock CEO Larry Fink exposes the state’s resources to risks.

 

“As Florida’s CFO I agree wholeheartedly, so we’ll be taking Larry up on his offer,” Patronis continued. “There’s no lack of companies who will invest on our behalf, so the Florida Treasury will be taking its business elsewhere.”

 

As macroeconomic headwinds persist, BlackRock is far from the only entity to suffer from ESG investments, which have underperformed over the past year largely due to overexposure to the technology sector and wholesale avoidance of fossil fuel investments. Harvard Management Company, which oversees the elite university’s endowment, reported a $2.3 billion loss in the most recent fiscal year and admitted that efforts to achieve net zero emissions through oil and gas divestment “weighed upon performance,” even though the organization remains “proud to be deeply engaged in the issue of sustainability.”

 

https://www.dailywire.com/news/florida-pulling-2-billion-from-blackrock-as-company-pushes-social-engineering-with-taxpayer-dollars