Well, it’s actually come down to this…. Since my wife has been kicked off Venmo and had every penny we had to our name stolen by them in the process… I have to ask for help.

They actually locked her account for 14 days prior to their “final decision” today for their “investigation” garbage which means that we weren’t able to pay our rent, car payment, or insurance payment.

I hate having to ask for help, but having a 5 month old daughter makes it a “must do” scenario.

I promise I’ll make your support worth it through my work any way I possibly can.

If it’s at all possible to help…. Thank you…. My family owes you.

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Nunes:
"There's a long list of people that were working both for the FBI and the DNC all to get and frame Donald Trump....It's hard to believe that Comey and the whole cabal were not aware of this. 
This wicked web that Durham has now outlined for everyone..Durham has now got the goods on many people in the FBI and the Department of Justice, and the Clinton Campaign, and the DNC ..
If people do not go to jail, the trust in the FBI is going to go even farther down and I'm not sure how much farther it can go. But you're beginning to hear people talk about... it's time that we change or disband the FBI. That would become louder and louder if there's not a prosecution in this case and if Durham is not allowed to continue the investigation into what is clearly a conspiracy."

Vladimir Putin said today that a direct clash between NATO and Russian troops would lead to a 'global catastrophe', adding that he sees no need to carry out massive strikes against Ukraine... 'for now'.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11315939/Putin-says-Russias-mobilisation-Ukraine-war-two-weeks.html

PayPal have rowed back on fining people for "misinformation", but they will still fine people for "hate speech". It's as much as $2,500 per "violation".

This seems like a great way to bankrupt political dissidents. Let you do your thing, collecting maybe a few hundred dollars in PayPal donations, then suddenly fine you for 10 mildly "hateful" tweets. Immediately, you owe them $25,000, when you probably don't have any money. You can't complain, because it's in the terms & conditions which you agreed to, so you have consented to all of this and are now in a legally-binding contract to pay $25,000 to PayPal. You could take PayPal to court, but they can effortlessly afford the very best lawyers alive while, by contrast, you are literally penniless. You are now bankrupt, and it is all legal and above board. The system has ruined you financially, there's nothing you can do about it, and all it cost them was the time it took some blue-haired intern to find 10 tweets.

https://reclaimthenet.org/paypal-fine-2500-intolerance-discriminatory/

The Transnational Origins of the Russian Oil Industry: The Rothschilds ...

https://mershoncenter.osu.edu/research-projects/transnational-origins-russian-oil-industry-rothschilds-bnito-and-baku-naphtha

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Black Sea
Ukraine
US
Rothschilds
Russia.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Russia-Claims-Ukraines-Black-Sea-Oil-And-Gas-Bounty.html

As to the legal status of Crimea’s offshore waters, Deputy Natural Resources and Ecology Minister Denis Khramov said March 19 that Crimean offshore projects would become subject to Russian law. “If Russian law is extended to Crimea, then law [imposing] requirements on participants in projects on the shelf will be extended,” Khramov said, adding, “Only one thing is important. If this is a part of Russia then it is subject to Russian law.”
According to Russian natural resources law, offshore deposits can only be worked by companies with state ownership of at least 51 percent and five or more years experience working in Russian waters.

This is getting good 🍿

Brittany Hertzog is now on the stand. She received her degree from George Mason University in Government International Relations. She joined the FBI in 2008 and left in 2019 to go to grad school. Hertzog worked as an intelligence analyst for the FBI. She was assigned to the Director of Intelligence, specifically Russian counterintelligence—monitoring national security threats from officers, specifically espionage. Brian Auten brought Hertzog on to the Mueller investigation. Reporting to Auten who was under Mueller, she worked with various agents including Amy Anderson and Joe Nelson. Hertzog’s primary focus was on Olga Galkina; through her research on Galkina, Hertzog became familiar with Dolan through the FBI holdings and databases, and would later learn that Dolan was connected to Galkina and Danchenko.

Dolan had worked for Ketchum, which managed a PR campaign for Russian President Putin. Hertzog learned of Dolan’s relationship with Peskov, Putin’s press secretary. Hertzog mentioned overseeing Russian propaganda and disinformation campaigns. She spoke of Dolan and Galkina’s business relationship, and noted that Galkina was a sub source for the Steele dossier. Keilty probes that was it an important fact to know that Dolan was connected to Danchenko? Hertzog said given that Danchenko was identified as a source for the Steele dossier, Dolan’s close connection and relationship to Peskov was important. Apparently Hertzog and Anderson spoke about the Dolan connection. Hertzog wanted to interview Dolan, given to his connectivity to sub sources of the dossier and his ties to Russian officials. Hertzog said that some individuals' positions within the bureau was to not investigate Dolan.

Objections from the defense, citing speculation.

Keilty: "Did you want to investigate?"

Hertzog: "Yes." She believed Auten also wanted to.

Keilty: "Do you believe it was a mistake they didn’t?"

Defense: "Objection!"

Judge Trenga: "Sustained."