Add this to the list of verifiable facts that our government is aware of yet chooses not to pursue or to make public. The question is, why not?
The next logical question should be:
Does Trump actually control the FBI & our intelligence agencies? If the answer is yes, then why are there still so many obvious inconsistencies about Butler, the other assassination attempts, & the breeches in his security that remain unanswered?
The folks who want flock cameras in your neighborhood, the folks who wanna read your emails without a warrant, the folks who say, “If you’re not doing anything wrong, why do you wanna hide it?” have withheld 3 million Epstein files and redacted the rest.
I told you what they would do.
They denied it vehemently.
I said to ignore their denials.
And then they did it.
Thank you @jimmy_dore for covering this.
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I predicted they’d call off Congress until the election to stop our new Epstein bill.
Johnson said on TV that was “stupid” and “nonsensical.”
But then he got a call from “upstairs” and canceled Congress from the middle of September until the election.
Tempe has turned off its Flock automated license plate reader system and will end its contract with the company. The cameras are no longer collecting license plate data, and Tempe will not seek another company to replace the system.
While the cameras have helped Tempe Police solve crimes, recent misuse of automated license plate reader systems in Arizona and nationwide has raised concerns about the risks that come with the technology.
Tempe Police has found no misuse of its own Flock system.
Flock will remove its cameras, and previously collected data will be automatically deleted after 30 days unless it is connected to an ongoing case or investigation.
Read through the slides to learn more about the decision and what it means for Tempe.
@MarinusO@saltybathx365@PBDsPodcast 1st thing that came to mind is when Andrew tried to walk her into a Yes or No type response… for awhile - it’s no longer a debate nor conversation if you’re trying to force the other person into pre-selected answers.
2nd being continually disrupted while clarifying a response
@SWx986@PBDsPodcast I could be mistaken but he might had put her into a corner with word choice that could have legal implications. Claiming something has legal consequences vs “I think” to which introduces an opinion. Claiming to assert a fact could be subject to defamation
@betsy89905@undead_is@PBDsPodcast Can we cite where the owner denied it was TR?
The two beers call out is interesting and worth noting as a discrepancy. The receipt would confirm TR on the transaction, however to be open minded about this - it’s possible a more common name. Interesting look alike claim though.
To put in perspective how rediculous the Tyler Robinson case is, let’s take a look at the Scott Peterson case.
- Peterson was having an affair with a woman. He told this woman that his wife had died one week before her murder.
- His affair partner worked with the police to record months of incriminating phone calls with Peterson
- Peterson bought a boat right before the murder and didn’t tell anyone. He also never fished. On the morning of her murder his story was he was fishing for hours in his boat.
- her body was found where he was “fishing.”
- he had made several homemade cement “anchors” right before the murder
- despite the current “everyone grieves differently” narrative, police actually take note when the spouse of the victim are caught fake crying and not really caring that much about the murder. Scott Peterson was observed acting like Erika Kirk for months.
- there was no alternative theory to her murder or any alternative suspects.
- his story changed several times and it appeared he was planning to flee to Mexico.
Here’s the kicker. The court recently opened the case up to allow new evidence on an appeal.
At no point did he media say “how dare you attack a widower. Everyone grieves differently.”
Tyler Robinson:
- Is not identifiable on camera shooting or even holding a weapon in an area with lots and lots of cameras.
- there’s never been a demonstration officially or even on any YouTube channel that shows that the 30-06 could have possibly been the murder weapon.
- it’s claimed he was hiding a 46 inch rifle with a scope in his skinny jeans.
- he did not confess to police or any friend or family member outside of extremely suspicious text messages sent to a very suspicious guy who has been given immunity who’s dna is on the claimed murder weapon.
- the crime scene was paved over 4 days after the event.
- TPUSA employees are observed removing evidence from the crime scene.
- Charlie Kirk’s body is not available for any testing. Neither are his clothing. Or any aspect of the crime.
- no one was tested for gun powder or bomb residue
- Tyler Robinson has no military experience and has been described as “not political.”
- the states only witness has testified that Tyler Robinson “never mentioned Charlie Kirk.”
- the entire investigation into the Charlie Kirk murder lasted a little over a day despite two other people confessing on the day of the killing.
- the wife of the victim has been caught lying about the doctor, stating that he said “Charlie had a neck of steal” which explained why there was no exit wound. The doctor has denied that.
- the testimony of turning point USA employees have changed several times since the event, and at no point do they appear to be curious who actually killed Charlie Kirk.
- Erika Kirk is very angry about people trying to figure out who killed her husband. She feels really bad for the guy she claims killed her husband.
- when Charlie Kirk was “shot” we can observe his security behave in a way that suggests they knew there was no longer any threat whatsoever that there could possibly be more shots. Several employees are seen quickly getting on their phones and not taking cover.
- the victims wife has openly bragged about how much merch she sold the week of the murder after presenting herself to the world the fireworks dressed like a promiscuous Disney princess.
- Charlie Kirk was publicly very against a war that started pretty soon after his murder.
- his close circle of friends and political allies have made billions of dollars in profit from the war that started right after his murder.
- TPUSA pays and requests influencers to attack anyone suspicious of their behavior, or anyone trying to figure out who actually killed their friend.
The people directly profiting from the murder of Charlie Kirk, despite this overwhelming doubt, insist that Tyler Robinson be executed by the state. This proves they are completely capable of first degree murder.
Hmmm
Americans now pay more in taxes than they spend on food, clothing, and shelter combined.
Think about that.
Government has become so big and bloated that taxes cost more than life's basic necessities. Every American taxpayer should be outraged.
Don’t fall for the fake Fox/GOP outrage. Two weeks ago the House passed a bill that greenlighted the transfer of Spanish territory to Morocco. Every Republican except me voted for it, but now THEY are acting shocked at the invasion.
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Congress is not serious.
We are voting on a stock trading ban for members of Congress…
BUT Republicans added voter-ID in the legislation.
Not to get Dems to vote for voter-ID,
but to get them to vote against the stock trading ban, so they can use it in the Nov. election.