>Fight comms.
>think back 1 year
>fight for the speakership started on Jan 03
In November just before the fight challenge in the senate
Potus, Tucker, Kid Rock at the UFC fight.
Like Clockwork
>King Charles may give up crown early to Prince William
>BILL GATES AND OTHERS ARE POISONING THE FOOD SUPPLY AND THE NON TENTH AMENDMENT FDA/USDA USES VIOLENCE THRU SHERIFF AS PROXY TO KILL PEOPLE.
>ou’re modifying your Genes you f**king idiot”
>Worlds most popular podcaster Joe Rogan unleashing hell on pro-vax fools telling it like it is.
This seems like a good time for a reminder that Epstein was a self proclaimed 'BREEDER'
>Protect your DNA
>This seems like a good time for a reminder that Epstein was a self proclaimed 'BREEDER'
>Creating a new human race of egg-dicks
>He was one sick dude
>Don’t forget Nagard (sp??) who’s in jail now. Breeding with black women to have his own blood for adrenochrome and cloning his own stem cells
Nygard
Common theme is Eugenics
Congressman Pat Fallon is faggot
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Retired General Takes Rep. Pat Fallon To Court Over Possible Fraud
Zach Everson
Forbes Staff
I’m a staff writer at Forbes, reporting on money and politics.
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Nov 12, 2021,06:18pm EST
Rep. Pat Fallon (R-Texas) with other House GOP freshmen
Rep. Pat Fallon (R-Texas) is seen during a group photo with freshmen members of the House Republican Conference in January.CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images
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retired two-star general is taking Rep. Patrick Fallon (R-Texas) and his wife to court over potential claims that may include fraud, breach of fiduciary duties and interference with contractual relationships.
In 2008, retired General Timothy M. Haake and Fallon formed Recon Sportswear & Jackets LLC to sell apparel in the Fort Benning market. Later that year, according to Haake’s petition to the court, both men, Recon Sportswear and another firm called American Airborne Store entered into an agreement. Haake claims it promised him 10% interest in the two firms’ future value as well as 10% initial interest in any other entity Fallon might later form that targets the Fort Benning market.
After Fallon was elected to Congress in November 2020, he reportedly offered to buy out Haake’s interest in the companies. The overture was part of Fallon’s attempt to liquidate his interest in the businesses and sell it to family members so he could comply with House ethics rules, Haake claims in the filing.
Fallon’s approach led Haake to request an audit of both firms. Fallon refused to permit one, according to the petition. Instead, Fallon said Haake should be content with information he had already provided, which Haake called “woefully inadequate for any meaningful analysis.” Haake claims he also discovered that Fallon had in fact formed three other companies that conduct business at Fort Benning.
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In May 2021, Fallon provided some unaudited financial data, according to Haake, and notified him that Fallon had transferred his ownership stake to his wife, Susan. Haake claims that the conveyance violated their agreement, which required he be informed before any sale.
In a filing made in Denton County, Texas district court on October 29, Haake claims he’s entitled to a 10% ownership stake in all of Fallon’s companies that target the Fort Benning market, a pro-rated cut of any distributions the companies made to their owners, as well as consulting fees. Haake is requesting that the court compel oral depositions from the Fallons. The dispute is not a lawsuit yet. The allegations were brought forth in a petition for oral deposition before suit. Should the dispute continue, the likely next steps would be arbitration and then, possibly, a lawsuit.
Fallon sits on the House Armed Services Committee. His office did not immediately reply to inquiries.
Haake retired from the Army in 2006 and currently heads his own consulting firm, which specializes in public law, policy advocacy and government procurement. He referred an inquiry about the case to his attorney.
>Our timetable.
Those guilty immediately reacted (predictably).
TIMETABLE accelerated (misinformation-attack).
Exposed.
[Time to move on]
Stay the course.