>>20741403(lb)

>>20741296(lb)

>>20742020(lb)

coronation of the AC

corona virus

Batman

Apollo

etc etc

Cornish Rex-

Rex = King

Cornish from Cornwall

Cornwall means OTHERNESS

try that again

>>20741403 (lb)

>>20741296 (lb)

>>20742020 (lb)

coronation of the AC

corona virus

Batman

Apollo, bringer of disease and cure

the Snake

'the Chosen One'

'King of the Jews'

no need for forgiveness/repentence

etc etc

Cornish Rex-

Rex = King

Cornish from Cornwall

Cornwall means OTHERNESS

>>20742227

>>20741296 (lb)

>>20742020 (lb)

How can you fail to see it? Been 'Glamored'.

2 Thessalonians 2:11-12

King James Version

11 And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:

12 That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness.

>>20742327

Please do. FINALLY.

Bread eating narcissistic schizos are not in high demand. Zero is a good number of them.

>>20742125

>Why is a cat post notabled?

Because it is far more than that

>>20742227

>>20742387

>I'm considered to be and treated as an enemy.

you think this is new? nah, you just finally noticin'

Pennsylvania police officer arrested for rape of a 1-year-old

https://fox8.com/news/pennsylvania-police-officer-arrested-for-rape-of-a-1-year-old/amp/

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WJW) – A Pennsylvania police officer has been arrested on charges of raping and abusing a 1-year-old child.

Steven Cugini, Courtesy: Dauphin County Jail

Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) arrested Steven Kyle Cugini, 28, on Tuesday. Cugini is a York city police officer.

Riley Strain’s family: ‘Somebody helped him in the water’

According to a report from PSP, police responded to a report of “severe bruising to a 13-month-old child” last week.

An investigation by the PSP and the Dauphin County Child Abuse Team found the baby “suffered broken bones, severe bruising, and was the victim of sexual violence,” according to the report.

The report says the crimes happened between April 11 and April 15.

According to WHP, Cugini blamed the injuries on a fall and a family dog, charging documents stated.

After being questioned by police, WHP reports that Cugini admitted the injuries happened while the child was alone in his care.

PSP arrested Cugini Tuesday. He’s being held in the Dauphin County Jail on a $200,000 bond, according to jail records.

City employee shot at Cleveland Public Works garage: I-Team

The York City Police Commissioner released a statement on the arrest.

It has come to our attention, a member of this department was arrested for an incident of alleged misconduct and criminal behavior, occurring in Dauphin County. Per our protocol the individual has been immediately suspended as the investigation continues and the City looks to take the appropriate action.

As everyone knows, I will always be the first to fight and advocate for our people; but they also know (1) how I feel about kids, and (2) that I hold my Officers to the highest of standards (when it comes to representing this Department and engaging with the community). And if these allegations are founded, trust and believe I’ll be the first to take swift and definitive action against them.

Michael Muldrow, Commissioner, York City Police

There is no word on the condition of the child, who was taken to the hospital for treatment.

Investigators have not detailed Cugini’s connection to the victim.

INSANE: Air Force Pays $90,000 For a Basic Bag of Bushings!

https://100percentfedup.com/insane-air-force-pays-90000-basic-bag-bushings/

om Brokaw, before he went Woke (or perhaps just before he went fully public about being Woke), used to do a segment on his show called “The Fleecing of America”.

Do you remember it?

It used to look something like this:

Do you remember when Tom Brokaw would do the “Fleecing of America”? pic.twitter.com/eo1WxjCW6g

— DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) April 17, 2024

I remember that being on the TV all the time when we were at my Grandparents house and as a kid I was always confused what that even meant!

Now I get it.

But I still remember it all these years later.

And we’re still being fleeced all these years later — only much worse than decades ago.

Here’s the latest….

You’ve all heard about things like the $1,000 toilet seats or other nonsense like that that the Government pays for.

This might be the worst one I have ever seen….

A small bag of ordinary bushings….nothing special about them, not special materials or custom size or anything like that, probably something you could get at Lowes for $20 or less….purchased by the Air Force for $90,000!

THIS IS INSANE!!!

$90,000?

Are you kidding me?

This is money laundering, plain and simple. pic.twitter.com/lWjkoaO0SR

— DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) April 17, 2024

Folks, this is insane!

This NEVER should have happened, but even worse now when we’re flat broke!

Here’s what Grok had to say:

The US Air Force’s purchase of a bag of bushings for $90,000 has sparked significant outrage and raised many questions. Representative Waltz brought attention to this issue during a congressional hearing with Air Force Secretary Kendall. When asked about the cost of the bushings, Secretary Kendall admitted he did not know, to which Representative Waltz revealed that the Air Force paid $90,000 for them. This amount is considered excessively high compared to the typical cost of such items, which would normally be well under $100.

The incident has raised concerns about government spending and potential corruption. Several individuals and organizations have expressed their dismay and called for accountability. There’s a general consensus that the exorbitant cost for these bushings is indicative of broader issues within the procurement process and the need for more stringent oversight.

This situation has also led to discussions about the national debt and how taxpayer money is being used. Many are critical of the government’s ability to manage spending effectively, especially in the context of such a large national debt.

It’s important to note that this incident has brought attention to the broader issue of government procurement and spending. The Air Force’s purchase of the bushings has become a symbol of perceived waste and inefficiency, and it’s likely to prompt further scrutiny and calls for reform.

Backup video here:

REP. WALTZ: “How much do you think the Air Force pays for this bag of bushings?”

AIR FORCE SEC. KENDALL: “I don’t know.”

REP. WALTZ: “$90,000”pic.twitter.com/QI9W4a6Xi1

— Suhr Majesty™(@ULTRA_MAJESTY) April 17, 2024

The Air Force general didn’t even know how much they spent….nor did he look bothered when he heard about $90,000:

REP. WALTZ: “How much do you think the Air Force pays for this bag of bushings?”

AIR FORCE SEC. KENDALL: “I don’t know.”

REP. WALTZ: “$90,000”pic.twitter.com/QI9W4a6Xi1

— Suhr Majesty™(@ULTRA_MAJESTY) April 17, 2024

Folks, here’s my take…

This is not “incompetence”.

This is so blatant and so obscene this is called MONEY LAUNDERING and CRONEY CAPITALISM!

This is how you shuffle huge amounts of money to the people who are scratching your back.

And who pays?

You and me.

It’s April 17th today….two days ago was Tax Day.

Hope you sent in your money because the Government really needs it to pay for $90,000 bags of bushings.

Not to mention all the money we MUST funnel over to Ukraine!

Sure hope you mailed in your check!

[extreme sarcasm alert]

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport.

Top Fauci Adviser Subpoenaed Amid New Whistleblower Allegations of COVID Origins Cover-Up

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/david-morens-house-subpoena-covid-origins-cover-up/

Dr. David Morens, former senior adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci, was subpoenaed Tuesday by a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee after new evidence suggests he skirted federal record-keeping laws in communications with key officials, including Fauci, about the origins of SARS-CoV-2.

A House subcommittee on Tuesday subpoenaed a former senior adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci for conversations about COVID-19 origins exchanged over his private email account in violation of federal record-keeping laws.

The U.S. House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic demanded Dr. David Morens turn to produce “all documents and communications” regarding the Wuhan lab and EcoHealth Alliance or the origins of COVID-19, between Nov. 1, 2019 and the present between Morens and 36 others, including EcoHealth President Peter Daszak, Fauci and former National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins, former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield, World Health Organization (WHO) Chief Scientist Jeremy Farrar, Kristian Andersen, Ph.D., and Dr. W. Ian Lipkin (co-authors of the “Proximal Origin” paper), Wuhan lab senior scientist Shi Zhengli, Ph.D., and Peter Hotez, M.D., Ph.D.

Morens has until April 30 to produce the documents, according to the subpoena.

The subpoena followed email confirmation of whistleblower allegations that Morens purposefully evaded federal transparency laws like the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) in concealing email conversations about the pandemic’s origins.

Subcommittee Chairman Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio), in a statement on the subpoena and potential federal records violation, said:

“Dr. David Morens purposefully evaded FOIA laws to give his ‘best-friend’ EcoHealth Alliance President Dr. Peter Daszak non-public, internal information that had the potential to undermine the operations of the United States government. This is not only highly concerning, but it is also likely illegal.

“Dr. Morens must be held accountable for any abuse of power and his blatant disregard for the law.”

The chairman also noted that this “pattern of abusing federal power appears to stretch beyond Dr. Morens, Dr. Daszak, or NIH,” and called the subpoena “an important effort to ensure that federal health officials never again feel empowered to duck accountability to the American people and willfully undermine our elected government.”

‘I will delete anything I don’t want to see in the New York Times’

Morens, who will testify before the subcommittee at a public hearing later this year, has been at the center of controversy since June 2023 for using his private email to communicate with Daszak.

In those emails, Morens wrote, “I always try to communicate over gmail because my NIH email is FOIA’d constantly” and “I will delete anything I don’t want to see in the New York Times.”

EcoHealth Alliance, a nonprofit organization, has been accused of using U.S. taxpayer dollars to fund gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China.

New evidence provided by the whistleblower alleges Morens engaged in further attempts to subvert transparency laws by sending emails from his personal Gmail account not only to Daszak but to Dr. Gerald Keusch, associate director of the National Emerging Infectious Disease Laboratories at Boston University, discussing matters related to COVID-19 origins, according to an April 11 subcommittee press release.

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>>20742638

In one of the emails sent to Daszak and Keusch on July 12, 2020, Morens inquired about the International Society for Infectious Diseases (ISID), which authored an email with a subject line that read, “COVID-19 update (312): China, SARS-CoV2 origin, animal reservoir, WHO mission.”

ISID’s email raised concerns about a possible cover-up of the virus’s origins, mentioning Daszak, EcoHealth Alliance’s suspended grant and Wuhan lab researcher Shi, asking, “Is it possible that somebody at WIV [Wuhan Institute of Virology] became infected with the virus and then passed it on to others outside the lab?”

Daszak represented the U.S. in the WHO’s investigation into the origins of the virus in China.

In the letter to Morens accompanying the subpoena, Wenstrup expressed concern about the adequacy of Morens’ efforts to comply with the subcommittee’s document requests. The letter states that it appears Morens personally conducted the search of his own email inbox and failed to produce documents that the subcommittee knows are in his custody, including some explicitly mentioned in the June 29, 2023, letter.

The letter also reveals that subcommittee staff and Morens’ counsel had attempted to reach an accommodation regarding a more robust search and production of documents, but after Morens’ transcribed interview, he “abruptly ceased attempting to reach an agreement with the Select Subcommittee.”

Wenstrup also sent a letter to Keusch on April 11 requesting he produce any documents and communication related to correspondence with Morens, Daszak, the Wuhan lab and other individuals and entities with knowledge of and access to COVID-19 origins material.

EcoHealth preemptively releases emails

EcoHealth Alliance released four tranches of email communications on April 12, claiming the emails demonstrate it was “appropriately communicating” about its NIH grant “that had been terminated unexpectedly and arbitrarily.”

However, the emails appear to confirm the whistleblower’s allegations against Morens, showing he provided non-public information to Daszak and offered insight into internal conversations at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), according to the subcommittee press release.

In one email, Morens appears to have disclosed Fauci’s efforts and provided Daszak with information about internal deliberations related to the suspension of the EcoHealth Alliance grant, writing, “Tony is now fully aware I think and is I am told involved in some sort of damage control.”

The emails also reveal Daszak agreeing to communicate with Morens via his personal Gmail account instead of his government email to discuss information related to COVID-19 and NIAID grants. Daszak wrote, “David — We’ll communicate with you via gmail from now on,” and added, “We have 15,000 samples in freezers in Wuhan.”

An EcoHealth Alliance spokesperson told the New York Post the emails show that “Dr. Daszak had been seeking advice on how to deal with this unprecedented situation from Dr. Morens.”

In one of the released emails dated April 26, 2020, Daszak told Morens about the potential loss of funding and its impact on research, stating:

“Right now, without this funding, US employees will become unemployed. Of course, that pales into insignificance against the potential loss of life if we consider the health benefits of 1) better prediction of future pandemics; 2) better vaccines & therapeutics that work against these viruses; & 3) continued access to 15 yrs of sample collection, data, and collaborative knowledge from our work with our Chinese colleagues.”

The NY Post noted that the NIH suspended the EcoHealth Alliance grant in 2020, a move deputy director Lawrence A. Tabak acknowledged in an October 2021 letter to Congress stating that EcoHealth had “failed to report” having created novel coronaviruses capable of binding to the ACE2 receptor in humanized mice.

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>>20742638

in August 2022 NIH terminated EcoHealth’s grant, informing the organization that it had not complied with the terms and conditions attached to the funding while allowing for a potential renegotiation of the award in the future.

The organization also noted that “NIH did reinstate the grant in May 2023, with EcoHealth Alliance proposing a renegotiated work plan that removed any on-the-ground activities in China.”

Morens under investigation since June 2023

Morens has been under investigation since June 2023, when the subcommittee released emails suggesting he concealed COVID-19-related information.

Following these revelations, the NIH removed Morens from his position and placed him on administrative leave.

In October 2023, Wenstrup announced a subpoena for NIH records related to Morens’ potential federal records violation, as the NIH had conducted an internal investigation but refused to share relevant findings with Congress or the American people.

In November 2023, the subcommittee conducted a transcribed interview with Daszak, who described Morens as his “mentor.”

In January 2024, Morens appeared for a transcribed interview with the subcommittee, during which he described Daszak as a close friend and denied deleting any COVID-19 origins records or forwarding any federal records to his Gmail account to avoid FOIA requests.

In Wenstrup’s letter to Morens on Monday, he noted that at Morens’ voluntary appearance before the subcommittee on Dec. 29, 2023, for a transcribed interview, his “fulsome testimony was blocked by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.”

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>>20742636

Image how much they pay for cocaine, organs, kids, and adrenochrome.

https://twitter.com/stclairashley/status/1780284204024029506

Ashley St. Clair

@stclairashley

7.2 MILLION

That’s how many illegals have entered the United States under the Biden Administration— more than the population of 36 states.

Over 1,000 of them took over NYC City Hall Park here to protest being sent to shelters and they are demanding permanent housing.

12:16 PM · Apr 16, 2024

Elon Musk

@elonmusk

More than the population of 36 states in just over 3 years!

I am very much in favor of legal immigration, being an immigrant myself, but allowing a flood of millions of unvetted people to enter the United States illegally is insane.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1780308682221461567

>>20742795

WE, servants of TRUTH, are the Israelites

>>20742169

Concerned Citizen

@BGatesIsaPyscho

🚨🌎 Are you ready for the Black Swan Event?

Listen to Head of The WEF Klaus Schwab tell us:-

“It will come our way”

He knows because they’re the ones orchestrating it.

What do you think it will be? I’m going with complete internet outage & manipulated Global Cyber attack.

0:04 / 0:14

10:39 AM · Apr 18, 2024

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https://twitter.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1780984411451752707

>>20742885

>The original

sauce?

event?

other person?

ty

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