Posted on 02/22/2022 7:27:52 PM PST by ransomnote
matthew perna killed himself one year to the day when he was indicted for the crime of walking through a government building.
It has worked well, pain wise, but still stubbornness with the bowels. My son, Quentin the RN, reminds me to be patient, I haven't really eaten much. Quentin is surprised how quickly I got active and how each day I do more. But I think the surgeon was a bit over optimistic. The pain tires me quickly. Quentin has his hands full helping me and preparing things for me - plus all of his own things to do.
I suspect this is going to be a lengthy recovery. Thank you all for your prayers and support! đˇ đ
A massive leak from one of the worldâs biggest private banks, Credit Suisse, has exposed the hidden wealth of clients involved in torture, drug trafficking, money laundering, corruption and other serious crimes.
Details of accounts linked to 30,000 Credit Suisse clients all over the world are contained in the leak, which unmasks the beneficiaries of more than 100bn Swiss francs (ÂŁ80bn)* held in one of Switzerlandâs best-known financial institutions.
The leak points to widespread failures of due diligence by Credit Suisse, despite repeated pledges over decades to weed out dubious clients and illicit funds. The Guardian is part of a consortium of media outlets given exclusive access to the data.
We can reveal how Credit Suisse repeatedly either opened or maintained bank accounts for a panoramic array of high-risk clients across the world.
They include a human trafficker in the Philippines, a Hong Kong stock exchange boss jailed for bribery, a billionaire who ordered the murder of his Lebanese pop star girlfriend and executives who looted Venezuelaâs state oil company, as well as corrupt politicians from Egypt to Ukraine.
One Vatican-owned account in the data was used to spend âŹ350m (ÂŁ290m) in an allegedly fraudulent investment in London property that is at the centre of an ongoing criminal trial of several defendants, including a cardinal.
The huge trove of banking data was leaked by an anonymous whistleblower to the German newspaper SĂźddeutsche Zeitung. âI believe that Swiss banking secrecy laws are immoral,â the whistleblower source said in a statement. âThe pretext of protecting financial privacy is merely a fig leaf covering the shameful role of Swiss banks as collaborators of tax evaders.â
Ukraine and Russia Officials Negotiating a Meeting â Biden Administration Tells Zelenskyy to Stop, Only U.S. Permitted to Negotiate With Russia
2 DAYS AGO
Well. Things are happening pretty fast
The Q research threads are about the only reason I still hang around.
~DITTO.
Interesting. ThanQ.
All this reporting about Putin preparing his nukes might just be
the scare event.
(how much worse can it get?)
God bless you and speed your healing!
~DITTO.
DITTO here too!
ThankQ, Steve. I screwed it up.
Best wishes, Bob! Check in when you can.
::Ransomnote is a national treasure.
Sheâs kept the group of us informed and sane through some very tough times. Without this thread, I would have succumbed to despondency.
May God reward her with blessings...and VICTORY!::
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Hear! Hear!
All hail our fearless leader!
Hey hey great to hear from you. Thanks for the update. Wonderful that you have your son with you. Prayers continue.
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Report: Big Changes Are Coming to CNN, Including Some Hilarious Reassignments
Phew!
we were getting antsy!
don’t even LOOK at solar panels and drain pipes!!
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