>The rest is operating expenses.
It's not by itself a problem, if the staff are directly providing services - doctors, nurses, builders, brokers to get materials donations, etc.
The trick is determining whether the staff are simply overhead (directors, mgmt) vs front line providers.
I suspect, like the Clinton Foundation, its mostly a way to launder bribes and employ people you want to use for other purposes.
>https://www.reddit.com/r/WikiLeaks/comments/5tb9xb/guccifer20_not_warren_flood_but_still_looks_like/
That post reads as disinfo
If you research Warren Flood's background and line of work, it makes him a prime suspect for G2.0.
He got sloppy - his tech skills were not as good as he thought.
>nor should it
Agree
My gf got an abortion in college after failed bc, and it was the best thing to happen in my life.
Abortions are icky, and certainly shouldn't be free, easy, or common.
And probably not after the 1st trimester, unless there is something medically wrong.
But outlawing them completely is a bad idea.
>If your luck continues, your elderly parents will die off quickly
Yes, counting on it, so I can retire early.
>And how about her life?
Her life turned out better too.
We were kids, in college, and didn't belong together.
We both have good careers and happy families.
I heard she had 2 more abortions, after me.
Apparently she had issues taking her bc regularly.
That didn't take them long.
Q… you see how this kind of crap destroys morale and momentum, right?
Fake or not
Plan or not
My point stands.
Prosecuting the cabal in stealth hurts the morale of people who want to see justice, and our ability to redpill the public slowly.
I know its fake, I trust the plan.
Most of the public does not follow along here.
To them, nothing is happening.
Or worse, they are still getting away with everything.