Posted on 10/25/2017 2:24:45 PM PDT by gaijin
Triangular Trade:
In the Caribbean, ships loaded up with sugar and molasses and took it to Europe for distillation into rum. There, they loaded up on manufactured goods like guns, nails and shackles and headed to Africa, where they picked up slaves. Loaded up in Africa they returned to the labor-hungry new world with the slaves, a synergistic international route:
Were Paddock brothers pulling off something similar..?
Brother Steve had plenty of money but the sources remained opaque; was he really a gambler who proved successful over the very long-term..? It's technically possible but dubious.
Today Bruce Paddock was busted today on child porn and child exploitation charges.
Was Steven exporting American gun to muzzie fighters in the Phillipines, then importing terrified poor brown Phillipino kids to LA/LV pedo pervs..?
Yeah, there's ZERO proof, little evidence. Yeah, yeah, okay, I'm an Art Bell-calling whacko Bigfoot Researcher, enough, I get it.
Whaddya think, maybe Abu Sayyef was paying for their gear with KIDS..?
How much would you wager that brother Bruce's digital stash includes a disproportionate share of Phillipino kid shots..?
Or that the kid he was abusing was maybe not completely pasty..?
Maybe the LA-LV market for fresh kids is one lucrative enough to buy some houses and a couple of airplanes..??
Wonder what he did have Do we know?
I think Mikey is a hopeless wanna be who keeps hoping he will get a headline
They are saying Paddock’s former biz “Paradise Ranch” in Nevada was a joint-venture with THESE people:
The Philippine Children’s Fund of America
It’s some type of transitional home for poor kids.
But about the Joint Venture part..? I do not know that is true.
“Brother Steve had plenty of money but the sources remained opaque; was he really a gambler who proved successful over the very long-term..? It’s technically possible but dubious.”
He apparently made his fortune through real estate, not gambling on video poker.
He reportedly was a real estate investor and had several rental units. That is how he apparently made his money.
Oh noes! and Rock Island Armory/Twin Pines imports guns from PI to Parumph NV!
Fookin stew pet.
This is bull shit
We are just now learning this?
Lyin Azz Klowns....
Not sure where Marilou is, but Tucker is breaking that Campos drove himself, in a rental car with a leg injury, alone to Mexico ‘for a visit’ during the time he was ‘disappeared’.
Not sure where Marilou is, but Tucker is breaking that Campos drove himself, in a rental car with a leg injury, alone to Mexico ‘for a visit’ during the time he was ‘disappeared’.
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Wow!
almost right. The casinos vary on their policy, but if the casinos know you as a highroller, you can negotiate things before you play to increase your advantage. Like 0.3% cash back on losses or 2% even. So, if you lose, you’ll still get a kickback.
So, carry in a bag of cash to feed to the machines, lose 5% or so, keep the cash kickback on the loss plus your pre-negotiated perks, add that to the percentage charged to whoever for time spent feeding their dirty money in the machines, and you’ve got a nice roll of cash for your trouble, along with cruises and trips and free hotel rooms to boot.
Image your hard drive to a memory stick, remove the hard drive, dispose of or send to brother. Boot from the memory stick. Police arrive; remove the memory stick and flush down the toilet, turn off laptop. Couldn’t tell if this was done, since you are not writing to the missing hard drive, and what you are writing to was removed and has become one with the Merd.
Or, he hid it in the ceiling (if its a drop ceiling) or in the furniture. Hard to believe the FBI would not have searched these places, but they did have their best working on that darn Russian connection...
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