>>8216999 (lb)
No idea whether OP was genuine or not, but that little trip down memory lane
>8216271
was posted in the bread before last by 2 separate IDs.
>8215804
>8215830
Might be a new tactic.
Another Bloomberg buddy
http://truthinmedia.com/harvard-clinton-foundation-john-podesta-sexual-assault-probe/
May 4, 2018
Victim advocates are slamming Harvard University, the Clinton Foundation and John Podesta's think-tank for their silence over an ongoing investigation by New Jersey prosecutors for the brutal sexual assault that a woman alleges was committed by their donor, Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss.
Wyss, who contributes millions to many high-profile liberal causes, is a financial donor to Harvard, the Clinton Foundation and Podesta's Center for American Progress. Last fall, prosecutors in Morris Township, New Jersey, opened an investigation into an alleged brutal 2011 sexual assault of Jacqueline Long, then an employee of Wyss' foundation.
The Swiss billionaire uses his private Wyss Foundation — with total assets of nearly $2.2 billion — to spread his money around to large institutions and to liberal political groups, according to his Form 990 reported to the Internal Revenue Service.
In the 2016 election, Wyss also was the architect for a liberal $100 million “Democracy Program,” which sought to create a “surge of registration” to win future elections, according to a memo obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The billionaire has never become a U.S. citizen and remains a citizen of Switzerland.
Harvard accepted two Wyss gifts of $125 million each — in 2009 and 2013 — totaling $250 million. It led to the establishment of the Wyss Institute of Biologically Inspired Engineering. The institute continues to bear his name.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/three-people-died-in-illegal-human-experiments-carried-out-by-john-podesta-backers-firm
July 23, 2014 05:00 AM
John Podesta, one of President Obama's closest White House advisers, counts among his key financial supporters Hansjorg Wyss, a reclusive Swiss billionaire whose company conducted illegal human experiments that resulted in the deaths of three elderly patients.
Justice Department attorneys negotiated a $23.8 million plea deal in 2011 with Synthes Inc., and Norian Corporation, its wholly owned subsidiary, and sent four of its U.S. executives to prison. The money was paid to the federal government.
Never said it was, anon. Agree with your points.
But the prevalence of "this place isn't what it used to be" "all the autists/diggers have gone elsewhere" "all the hard work has been done already" "let's reminisce about the way things used to be" posts as of late smells like an agenda.