https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/attorney-for-michael-cohen-backs-away-from-confidence-that-cohen-has-information-about-trump’s-knowledge-on-russian-efforts/ar-BBMtTZC?ocid=spartandhp
Hmm interesting
let me jump in here…….are you religious?
Still pushing the "official narrative" into the press…..haven't seen the Vegas shooting in the news in a very long time. I wonder what is up, as the original news reporting was pushed aside quite quickly amidst all the bullshit that was going on.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/good-news/vegas-shooting-survivor-is-inspired-to-become-police-officer-i-want-to-be-that-person-for-someone-else/ar-BBMpTSy?ocid=spartandhp
In recent years, Carter has made much of his income from writing books, the Post reports; he has published 33, including a children's book and reflections on his presidency. Carter also receives a $210,700 annual pension, as do all former presidents, plus the federal government gives all ex-Presidents an allowance for things like travel and office space. In 2017, Carter got more than $230,000 in such allowances, according to the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, a conservative advocacy group.
Carter's modest lifestyle is sharply different from those of other living former presidents.
In 2017, Barack Obama purchased an $8.1 million mansion in Washington, D.C., and is well known for his family's tradition of taking a summer vacation to the picturesque (and pricey) Martha's Vineyard. The secluded property they would rent out for those vacations just sold for $15 million.
And while Bill Clinton said he left the White House $16 million in debt, that was swiftly erased thanks to his lucrative paid speeches and book deals. It's been reported by NPR that his first year out of office, Clinton gave 57 speeches and raked in a whopping $13.7 million from his "speaking and writing business," according to a 2001 tax return.
Clinton's real estate portfolio includes a $1.7 million home in Chappaqua, New York and a $2.85 million home in Washington, D.C.
In 2015, Politico reported that George W. Bush had given at least 200 paid speeches since 2009, typically making around $100,000 to $175,000 per appearance.
But fancy living is not Carter's style. Instead, the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize winner says, "It just never had been my ambition to be rich."
I wonder what they are attempting to say? kek
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big list of billionair names….notable in the sense regardless of OP context…my 2 cents…list may be handy later.
I was shown the boards in OCT last year, had no clue they even existed, but I was smart enough to lurk quite a bit and very rarely posted….but many of us were tested quite extensively (at least some will understand what I mean I am sure) before we were led to this place. Newcomers should know and understand the seriousness of the situation before they even bother seeking out the chans by whatever means they were shown because I am quite sure they are only coming here to seek out the truth as something they saw somewhere along the lines led them to question the narrative they originally believed, or, bolstered the hope that they weren't alone in not believing the narrative but not voicing their opinion for fear of social segregation. I would hope newfags understand how to feel out scams one way or another if the above is true…they are here because of the scams against all of us in the first place.