Not a fan of either Posobiec or Corsi, but damned if anybody ought to be forced to undergo some weird-ass psych treatment. This is bullshit if true, but it doesn't sound legal in any way.
Jack Posobiec
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BREAKING: FBI and Mueller team coerced 72-year-old Jerome Corsi to undergo regressive memory therapy techniques during interrogation to “remember” a meeting with Russians in Italy that Corsi was adamant never happened
5:18 AM - 28 Nov 2018
Jamie Dupree
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9m9 minutes ago
If you're just tuning in, the President has retweeted something this morning that shows Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein behind bars
POTUS is not in the habit of endorsing ideas that don't eventually become fact.
Rosenstein and Mueller are in that jail pic.
Anons, I guarantee you this South Carolina money services/military story is about to go BOOM.
http://www.wmbfnews.com/story/29046749/south-carolina-businesses-used-to-launder-billions-to-drug-cartels-terrorists/
Short story: Military intel has been investigating criminal activity caused by money services businesses in SC for over 10 years (!)
"Captain Andy Lewis is one of the guys the U.S. Army used to track and shut down terrorist bank accounts during the Afghan and Iraq wars. In 2010, Lewis offered to do the same thing here in South Carolina, but this time he was tracking the illicit money being shipped out of the state through Money Services, or money transfer businesses – places like Western Union, Money Gram, and Vigo. Why South Carolina? We're the last state in the country that does not regulate this industry. Every other state has an agency with the power to license, investigate, fine and close down Money Service Businesses.
"It's not just one thing," says Lewis. "It's not just narcotics. It's the ability to move money, drugs, people, weapons, anything. The infrastructure is here in South Carolina, and the bad guys can move anything pretty much at will."
Captain Lewis presented a year's worth of research and tracking to our local state delegation, the state's Solicitors, Police Chiefs, Sheriff's Association. The numbers were staggering.
The report showed there are more than 3,000 money transfer service businesses operating in Horry and Georgetown Counties alone. Fewer than 10 percent are registered with the state. Those businesses wired nearly $700 million dollars a year just out of Horry County to a handful of known cartel addresses in Mexico and Columbia, and to locations operated by Hezbollah and other known terrorist groups in the Middle East.
http://www.wmbfnews.com/story/29046749/south-carolina-businesses-used-to-launder-billions-to-drug-cartels-terrorists/
South Carolina was the only state in the union that didn't regulate remittances - that fire started burning out of control FAST, and the military has finally gotten the attention of the state gov't in Columbia, which must have freaked completely out, and this presser is to announce that they are shutting that shit down. It must be all but over, given the size of this presser today. Wow.
HOLY SHIT
All of this is correct, because ALL of it is connected
George Webb is right about this one, massive corruption at our ports
http://www.wmbfnews.com/story/29046749/south-carolina-businesses-used-to-launder-billions-to-drug-cartels-terrorists/
The port infrastructure in place at Charleston is massive: http://www.scspa.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Charleston
Very active military area: https://militarybases.com/south-carolina/
$20 says this story goes YUGE
Need to dig on what law enforcement entity has jurisdiction over Charleston. I dug a couple weeks ago on Port Canaveral in Broward Co FL, and found out that the freaking Broward Sheriff's Department has power over it AND the Ft Lauderdale airport. Think about how much dirty stuff has gone on at Port Canaveral (Haiti much?) and Ft Lauderdale airport– see?
Several posts about this earlier in the thread, check back
Also see
http://www.wmbfnews.com/story/29046749/south-carolina-businesses-used-to-launder-billions-to-drug-cartels-terrorists/
Not sure what you mean.
Georgianon knows:
State capital is in Columbia, as is Univ of SC, and it is inland.
Major ports / historic city / tourism / beaches are in Charleston, on the coast.
Many states which were in the 13 original colonies have cities named Charleston, after the English king in power when many of those areas were established.