@KanekoaTheGreat Preliminary hearings decide only probable cause. Utah R. Evid. 1102 allows “reliable hearsay.” Defense counsel often skip alternative theories here to avoid previewing strategy before trial. Silence does not prove those theories lack merit.
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@thevivafrei All of this stems from the fact that noone with authority has bothered to interview or investigate this lead, those that have the authority to search bank information. No interviews as of about a month ago. This is why so many are highly suspicious and for good reason.
@OwenBenjamin Doug Dirs are the most shallow rooted trees in the PNW. This is why they are so highly susceptible to drought. Many Doug firs dying. Oaks are different. Most of the trees in the videos are Doug Fir.
@OwenBenjamin Talk about the highly contested 500-600acre Data center proposed 15 miles from the Spokane fires. Interesting coincidence. Maybe the Natural world and God support the data centers...if this was all natural. Ugh!
@myhiddenvalue Be careful. Why would Larry Fink of Blackrock a vlue and white member' nephew be putting this content out? Are they perpetuating anti-semitism to watch who is jumping on the bandwagon so when the full tech control rolls out they've got your number? I find it all so odd.
We've been quiet recently because Mark Goodwin and I have been working to write the most comprehensive investigation into Polymarket's origins and ambitions to date.
We found that Polymarket's "official" origin story, that Shayne Coplan founded the company alone in 2020 and then built "the company in his bathroom", is a lie. Polymarket really started years earlier as another company called TokenBnk that was deeply tied to Israeli interests, specifically a crypto company founded by Benjamin Netanyahu's niece and nephew. Coplan has actively tried to obfuscate this company from his story and it's not the only thing either.
In Part 1 of this two-part series, we unravel the real history of Polymarket, directly connecting the company to Peter Thiel's efforts to resurrect controversial DARPA programs from its now defunct Information Awareness Office. Polymarket appears to have been chosen by Thiel and his associates to succeed in resurrecting DARPA's Policy Analysis Market where another Thiel-linked company, Augur, had previously failed.
Stay tuned for Part 2, where we explore the current influence of prediction markets and Polymarket, including how an insidious effort to have prediction markets replace representative democracy as a governance model is already being slowly implemented by the White House.
Read Part 1 here: https://t.co/xTmU5RzoZz