>>19049429

contracts are such that terms are written and then sealed.

if the contract is violated by either party, the seal is broken and the terms of what the consequences are then get revealed.

the seal being broken means that the stipulations of violating the contract are now going to be learned, and the violation will result in some mitigation, as described by whatever was under seal, and now can be revealed.

in a law case it might mean that evidence that had been kept 'under seal' is now to be released to a grand jury, and charges and consequence will follow for those who violated the terms of whatever had been agreed upon.

so it could mean a bunch of things.

I think in the case of what President Trump truthed (on Truth Social) it was about some people who had made agreements to keep the evidence of crimes under seal. But they have violated their agreements and now the evidence is unsealed.

I don't know this for sure.

>>19049564

I've posted links to two stories about this. One of them made notables.

the other was in a bread that didn't seem to get any notables and when seomoene went and made notables for that bread they didn't include the link.

see:

>>19035878 (pb)

and

>>19037256 (pb)

>>19049564

also see:

>>19041438 (pb)

this one did not make notables, though I thought it should have.

https://www.bostonherald.com/2023/06/21/a-really-disturbing-situation-adult-fraudulently-enrolled-in-bps-high-schools-worked-for-state-agency/

wow

there was a Boston Public Schools superintendent who was convicted of grooming kids of drug gangs.

now a disturbing story about someone who worked for a state agency enrolling in high schools fraudulently!

>>19049564

There is another story at the Boston Herald about this situation and it is the most current.

The state has taken custody of the four children.

https://www.bostonherald.com/2023/06/21/dcf-takes-custody-of-four-children-found-in-apartment-with-alcohol-drugs-sex-toys-healey-says/

>>19049683

two miles below the water?

you never studied science, did you?

>>19049706

from an article about the presures at the depth of the Titanic:

"The pressure around the famous sunken ship is about 375 atmospheres. That means every square inch of an object’s surface experiences the equivalent of 5,500 pounds of force."

here:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/see-how-crushing-pressures-increase-in-the-oceans-depths/

>>19049731

I've posited over and over this past week that some team of shills had a RIF last Tuesday, the day DJT was indicted.

I have no way to prove it but the methods of shills, and the intensity, diminished substantially. Or some of the shill teams are on vacation.