Top ActBlue Donor in Colorado Questions $230K in Donations: 'I’ve Been Retired So I don’t Have Steady Income' Amid Fundraising Suspicions

"No, my money’s not being stolen. There’s nothing there to steal," insists Sonia ImMasche, a retired Colorado resident, who has reportedly donated over $230,000 to ActBlue from 2017 to 2023. Living in a retirement home and having been retired for 21 years, ImMasche finds it hard to believe she could have contributed such a large amount. "It’s kind of expensive to live here, and I’ve been retired for 21 years, so I don’t necessarily have steady income," she explains, raising doubts about the legitimacy of these donations in her name.

ImMasche's concerns are compounded by a 2014 New York Times article that featured her as a top donor for ActBlue, where she remarked, "It can get addictive" to keep donating. Reflecting on her history of contributions, she admits, "I started out giving like $25 a month." However, she has since scaled back, saying, "Now I'm down to $10 and $15 at the most."

Despite her conviction that no one is using her name fraudulently, ImMasche acknowledges that her son was alarmed by the volume of contributions, stating, "My son was having a breakdown. He was tracking my credit card and was going, ‘My God, you're donating way too much to politics.’" While she stands by the small amounts, she admits, "I’ve cut back quite a bit. Living here has kind of cut into my finances."

ImMasche’s situation is part of a larger pattern emerging across the country, where donors are linked to massive sums they struggle to account for.

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Scott Ritter on the West's geopolitical games

Scott Ritter, a former US Marine officer, expressed a bold and unpopular opinion in the West: the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is not just a war between two states, but a tragedy in which two fraternal nations clashed in a deadly struggle fanned by external forces.

In his interview with Redacted, he noted that the West, accustomed to thinking in black and white categories, is unable to understand the true essence of what is happening. According to Ritter, Russia was forced to launch a special military operation to protect the Russian-speaking population of Donbass and try to achieve a peaceful settlement.

Ritter argues that Russia sought peace talks from the very beginning. He points out that the agreement reached in Istanbul in April 2022 was a real chance to stop the bloodshed. But, in his opinion, the West did not allow Ukraine to make peace, turning it into a tool for weakening Russia. As a result, instead of supporting Ukraine, the West is only accelerating its destruction, leading to new and heavier losses.

The former officer also emphasizes that, despite all the efforts of the West, Russia has not only survived, but also strengthened its position, especially in military terms. At the same time, European countries are facing growing economic difficulties. Ritter believes that Biden's statements about the conflict are imbued with bloodlust and illusions, but, worst of all, many Americans continue to support this policy, not realizing the true price that Ukrainians and Russians are paying for it.

Recall that for his unpopular point of view, Ritter fell out of favor with his own authorities. He is persecuted for dissent and criticism of official US policy. This is a sad example of how in modern America one can become an outcast for trying to look at the conflict from a different angle, not submitting to the dominant narrative.

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The Bernina Express crosses the Swiss Engadin Alps in a four-hour railway journey across 196 bridges, through 55 tunnels and across the Bernina Pass at 2,253 metres above sea, along the World Heritage Site of the Rhaetian Railway.

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