Should have read:
Dear agents of the FBI Counterintelligence Division: Stand strong in your investigation of Hillary & China. Our nation is relying on you.
The Chinese government killed or imprisoned 18 to 20 C.I.A sources from 2010 through 2012.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/20/world/asia/china-cia-spies-espionage.html
>Both signed
Yeah that's why I posted a pic of Hillary and Obama. A proper investigation of Hillary would have led right back to Obama.
>NM child terrorist camp from Haiti
Would have love to see that guys face after the FBI just hauled him off
What else is new. Only way to explain their (Google and Facebook) success unless they were getting massive funding from somewhere. Youtube alone is a massive loss for the original creators and now Google. No legit company could survive that way. There have been plenty of start ups that didn't survive because they just didn't have the access to tax payer money.
Also don't forget Amazon and likely a lot of othere work the same way.but indirectly. They make deals to get the tax hidden as operating and service fees on your utility bill. So even if you boycott companies you are still paying for them through hidden fees on utility bills.
>Amazon, which has taken heat for harnessing taxpayer funds to further its own gains, is attempting to pass on the cost of powering its massive data centers to consumers in the form of higher electric bill fees.
>According to Bloomberg, Virginia’s largest utility Dominion Energy, recently negotiated with state legislators to pass on the cost of running a power line underground to connect to one of the tech firm’s subsidiaries—to the tune of $172 million—to consumers in the form of an as-yet-unannounced monthly fee.
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2018/08/20/are-paying-amazons-electricity-bills.html
I'm sure this just the tip of the iceberg.
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>July 26, 2007
There's a lot of high-quality DNA in 23andMe's executive team. Co-founder Anne Wojcicki (pronounced wo-JIT-skee), a former health care analyst, married Google co-founder Sergey Brin in May in a secret ceremony on a private island in the Caribbean. The Brin-Wojcicki hookup had a genetic component of its own: the pair were introduced by Wojcicki's sister, now a Google vice president, who sublet her garage to Brin and his business partner, Larry Page, when they were starting Google. (Wojcicki's mother has also worked for Google, as a consultant.) Google has invested $3.9 million in 23andMe–pocket change for Brin and Page, but a big boost for the new company.
http://nancyfriedman.typepad.com/away_with_words/2007/07/new-name-beat-2.html
Larry Page and wife Lucinda Southworth
Lucinda Southworth’s Beginnings:
Southworth comes from a long line of well-educated and philanthropic individuals. Her father, Dr. Van Roy Southworth, also obtained a PhD from Stanford University and went on to work at the World Bank. Her mother, Dr. Cathy McLain, is an educational psychologist who has founded two NGOs, the McLain Associations for Children based in the Republic of Georgia, and the U.S. based Stepping Stones International Organization, which is committed to helping mentally and physically handicapped children.
https://allthatsinteresting.com/lucinda-southworth