JUST IN ON ACT BLUE MONEY LAUNDERING: “No, there's no way I had made all those,” says Barbara Staples of Spring, Texas, shocked to learn ActBlue listed her as making 1,600 donations totaling $13,000, including 53 transactions in a single day.
Gerda Henderson faced similar issues, with $33,000 in unauthorized donations over 484 days. Despite only approving a few dollars, she had to close her credit card due to fraudulent charges, stating that she “Stopped it all” and “Canceled it all out.” Unlike most other fundraising platforms, ActBlue does not require a CVV number on transactions. When asked if she approved all of the transactions, she replied “No.”
We contacted the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office for comment on whether they were conducting a criminal investigation. In response, they issued a statement saying, "It appears that both donors made voluntary contributions through ActBlue. One donor was reimbursed after contesting some of the charges, while the other cannot recall whether all or only some of the donations were authorized."
Current Revolt reveals the Texas Office of Attorney General’s ActBlue investigation has been stalled since January by First Assistant Brent Webster, stating “Attorney General Ken Paxton isn’t fully aware of the investigation, as Webster has been withholding information and updates,” adding “We’ve been told Webster is withholding this information from AG Paxton to seek favor with the firm Singer works for as a sort of insurance policy for his next job when he leaves the Texas OAG.”
"My line in the sand moment was when I found out that GSA had awarded a contract to a company to transport unaccompanied minors,” shared current General Services Administration (GSA) Senior Contract Specialist Clarissa Rippee, revealing shocking details about a $347 million contract awarded to the company responsible for transporting unaccompanied minors across the United States. “It felt like someone kicked me in the gut,” Rippee added.
Rippee, who works inside the General Services Administration (GSA), described the unaccompanied minors as being treated like “commodities... like potato chips on a truck.” The contract, which she highlights as an enormous "big money business," involves moving children, often separated from their families, under inhumane conditions.
"What you know, you cannot unknow," Rippee stated, saying that the horrifying conditions she witnessed inspired her to speak out: “It’s about the children, and it’s my duty now to speak up.”
Rippee also ...
"Mr. Perez, how do you know what's happening?" an OMG journalist asks during their investigation at the border.
Perez calmly replies, "Because I've seen it all."
See his full testimony and exclusive footage of what’s really happening at the border in "Line in the Sand," streaming now at TuckerCarlson.com.
“Usually the disinformation we saw was pro-Trump... We'll investigate, and then it goes just up to another team to take it [the post] down,” admits Matthew Fowler, a Software Engineering Manager at Meta, during an undercover date with an O’Keefe Media Group journalist. Fowler emphasized that Meta’s investigations often rely on mainstream media for verification, stating, “The news is going to do their job, and then based on what the outlets say… you have to trust that.”
Plamen Dzhelepov, a Machine Learning Engineer at Meta, agreed, “Meta has the right to suppress anything,” acknowledging the company’s political bias by noting, “they're biased if they do that against the Republicans.” Dzhelepov detailed Meta’s censorship capabilities, confirming they target “crazy conspiracy right-wing people,” actively demoting their opinions.
Michael Zoorob, a Data Scientist at Meta, described the fact-checking process, stating, “the fundamental problem is that... the ...
I think it's up to those who've watched to help spread the word, as well as bring in friends and family to watch it during gatherings. James can't do it alone.
The subscriber's comment is spot-on. Have this movie crowdfunded ($1.4m — I read in your newsletter titled "World Premier: A Line in the Sand" sent ~9/27) and then you can feel better about releasing it to a wider audience sooner, preferably before 11/5/2024.
Just want to respond to James's sad tweet (first photo attached below) on the state of the union… Adam and Eve in the 21st century. Eve tells Adam not to tell the truth because (my guess, because I’ve been in the elegance and high-life circles) she can’t brag about her Ferragamo anymore or go on luxury cruises, and the black cars of the three-letter agencies are showing up at their (or her mother’s) house almost giving her (or her mother) a heart attack.
On the third & fourth screenshots, my response is: everyone is a target whether they are aware of it or not, whether they like it or not. So what's there to lose? This vast and beautiful country 🇺🇸 is the final frontier for freedom, and everywhere else is subjugated to the whims of the administrative state, to my chagrin. More on this later.
Honestly I think those wives are so short-sighted: maybe when they set up their dating profiles as single ladies, they cared about a “man with a provider mindset” so that they could afford ...
