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Unless, Ariel knows all these connections he just copying someone else’s homework!

• Disgraced paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, the spy theory and Israel angle

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• Contracts

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• Middle East | The Heritage Foundation

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• What Is the US Military Doing in the Middle East? - Inkstick

• Epstein Connection to CIA and DynCorp — Steemit

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Con’t

Ariel don’t know…

REVEALED: Jeffrey Epstein Victimized Serbian Children - Shared a Plane With Dyncorp, State Department, and CIA - deduces source - Fort Russ

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• U.S. Army general's accuser gives tearful account of alleged sex crimes | Reuters

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/kash-patel-wants-home-fbi-173857046.html

Kash Patel’s appointment as FBI director seems to be coming with conditions: He wants to live part-time in Las Vegas and work remotely, far away from FBI headquarters in Washington.

Why Las Vegas? Patel has long called the city home, but what’s most intriguing is his actual place of residence. The FBI director lives at a home owned by Michael Muldoon, a Republican Party megadonor who runs shady time-share companies, reported the Nevada Independent earlier this month. Muldoon has been sued over allegations of running a “bait and switch” scheme in his time-shares, where “owners” didn’t actually own their properties and were gouged for fees at the same time.

Muldoon appears to have a history of cozying up to law enforcement officials. He has donated a lot of money to the political campaigns of former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt, whose office received multiple complaints about Muldoon’s businesses but never pursued them. And apart from sharing an address with Patel, Muldoon also has intricate business dealings with him, utilizing the same incorporation and legal services.

https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/trump-fbi-pick-kash-patels-vegas-roommate-is-timeshare-tycoon-accused-of-shady-practices

In January 2016, now-retired U.S. Navy chief petty officer Tim Clark says he was in Las Vegas with his wife — also a veteran — for a wedding when a solicitor for Starpoint Resort Group approached them “at the 50-yard line of the Strip” and urged them to buy a timeshare in the Jockey Club, the building directly above their heads.

Clark recalled that his wife’s family had thoroughly enjoyed timeshares they’d acquired through a different company years before. Especially tempting for the pair, Clark said, was a promise that they wouldn’t just have rights to a property as in a typical timeshare, but become actual owners of a unit in the neon-lit tourist mecca.

Within hours, Clark says he and his wife got hustled into a crowded conference room and signed off on what he thought was a grand opportunity to own a piece of Las Vegas, and to access Starpoint’s other properties across North America by trading days with other customers.

Yet Clark said the couple found themselves ambushed by a bevy of costs and complications quite at odds with the glittering promises in the sales pitch — but familiar from countless complaints against Starpoint and its affiliates on the Better Business Bureau website, Facebook groups, Reddit forums, Yelp reviews and a 2019 class action lawsuit that accused the company of running a bait-and-switch scheme: rapidly escalating maintenance fees, poor accommodations at other resorts they could only escape by buying an “upgrade,” an incomprehensible “points” system for booking and the stunning discovery that they actually did not own their timeshare at all.

“Fraud (intentional misrepresentation) was used as the method to maximize profits,” the suit alleged. “Defendants knew that this was unlawful and have continued to use such means as fraud, misrepresentations, and omissions.”