>>8158942 (lb)
>https://twitter.com/prayingmedic/status/1229194874991398912
This is not possible.
Look at the ID & time on PM twat/vid
Compare to Q posts & Bread start time
Pic attached shows the bread Q posted on when that ID assigned, plus Q posts on that bread
That does appear to be the case upon review.
However, he should know better.
Accuracy is paramount when facing the massive machine assembled against us.
Grabbing a random Q header and adding anything you want underneath is not smart.
It's how [they] operate.
Imagine if you were a new anon went looking for that post, and found nothing. Worse yet, thought it was disinfo.
Not trashing PM, I think he's a good guy with a lot to add, but I stand behind my assessment.
>https://www.bradenton.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/article240310046.html
The coalition’s fundraising arm has also been successful at drawing private dollars, holding an annual gala at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables. In 2013, it announced a goal of raising $25 million in private funding over the next 10 years to “reduce dependence on government resources.”
At the annual “Door to Hope” event at the BILTMORE in 2014, a constellation of Florida big names was in attendance. Bush and his wife were hosts. Former House Speaker Will Weatherford and former Florida Sen. Betty Castor received awards, and co-hosts included current House Speaker José Oliva and former Sen. Dana Young.
Another host was Lorna Taylor, CEO of Premier Eye Care, who chaired the foundation. Taylor was also the only member of the 2019-20 FCADV board who did not run a domestic violence center. Last week, as the revelations were coming to light, Taylor resigned.
The House is also looking into potential conflicts of interest between the board of directors, nearly all of whom are directors of centers the coalition funds, and Carr. Agency documents indicate she appointed them.
READ THIS ARTICLE.
THE CORRUPTION IS HUGE!
>https://www.bradenton.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/article240310046.html
These are people who were supposed to be helping victims of domestic violence
What the executives were paid:
These figures show wages reported on W2 forms each year.
Tiffany Carr, CEO
2018 wages: $4,525,291
2017 wages: $556,633
2016 wages: $725,560
2015 wages: $593,535
2014 wages: $413,085
5-year total: $6,814,104
Average: $1,362,820.80
Sandra Barnett, COO
2018 wages: $203,641
2017 wages: $182,748
2016 wages: $170,516
2015 wages: $187,104
2014 wages: $154,513
5-year total: $898,522
Average: $179,704.40
Patricia Duarte, CFO
2018 wages: $206,995
2017 wages: $268,931
2016 wages: $192,626
2015 wages: $158,300
2014 wages: $139,006
5-year total: $965,858
Average:$193,171.60