9/20/2019, 2:15:05 PM · by ransomnote
yahoo.com ^ | September 20, 2019 | Nicquel Terry Ellis, USA TODAY
In Remembrance of Those Missing In Action
Posted on 09/15/2019 10:36:09 AM PDT by ransomnote
Wow. Thanks for posting a true child warrior in this fight. Freaky, but yeah they use kids.
***100 call center workers have lost their jobs at SeaWorld***
I’m trying to figure out why Seaworld need a call center that employs that many people.
Danny dolphin calls to report nasty fish was served last nite for dinner?
Sea Otters are pissed cause they don’t get as many treats as the killer whales.
Sharks are going on strike til they get the water temp adjusted to 45 degrees down from 48?
Seriously tho, the outsourcing has not stopped for any part of the IT world and never will.
Woodfield Mall. Schaumburg, Illinois.
Video of car driving through mall, possible gunshots.
https://twitter.com/nipsfalloff/status/1175132920866123777
I saw that and thought “Aw no Boss! She’ not a Cretan, she’s from Puerto Rico” (Captain Ron)
Gotta be tour group and ticket related...which means they are headed for trouble since service handled outside the immediate biz environment is typically substandard.
Antonio Brown cut by the Patriots.
Bwahahahaaaaaaa!
In Remembrance of Those Missing In Action
(ICE Agent) EXCERPT:
A Colombian Cali Cartel cocaine trafficker was sentenced today to 27 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release in the Southern District of Florida for bribing a former special agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations (ICE-HSI) to secure the dismissal of a drug trafficking indictment filed against him.
According to admissions in the plea agreement, Jose Bayron Piedrahita-Ceballos, 60, of Medellin, Colombia, offered and gave things of value to Christopher Ciccione II, 54, a former federal law enforcement agent, in exchange for Ciccione using his official position to cause a drug trafficking indictment against Piedrahita-Ceballos to be dismissed and to obtain official authorization for Piedrahita-Ceballos to enter the United States. At the time of the dismissal, Ciccione was the case agent for Operation Cornerstone, a large-scale Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force case that resulted in indictments of over 100 Colombia-based cocaine traffickers from the Cali Cartel.
They ought to put one of those e-collars on’em so’s they can’t reach they neck to suicide theyreself.
There is a lot to criticize in the parliamentary system, but at least they DO have a way to terminate the reign of an executive who has gone off the rails. Sadly, that seems to be their opinion of Boris.
Not to worry though; if they get rid of Boris through nefarious hanky panky, they’re going to wind up with Prime Minister Nigel Farage and the Brexit Party after the next election.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-defends-conversation-with-ukraine-leader-11568993176
Bait them with a trap.
45 baited them with his private phone calls they were listening in on.
These people are stupid and fall for it every time.
It is almost like they can’t learn from their past mistakes.
That is only way to get them to report on it!
Now they must cover the story of Joe and Hunter Biden. Hunter becomes the Hunted.
Thank you, working hard! pic.twitter.com/dDVWjm95iP— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 20, 2019
Just a brainwashed tool.
Of course, too late for her to be deprogrammed.
I tried reading yesterday to figure out what’s going on with Brexit and it was beyond my ken.
I hope the sentencing for the former ICE-HSI guy was more severe. So when this drug lord gets out in a bit more than 2 years, will he be “supervised” in the US????? Won’t he be deported? I will try to check the link later. 27 months is nothing, send his sorry carcass back to Colombia!
Okay, so the fedgov guy got 3 years.
Piedrahita-Ceballos, an Operation Cornerstone defendant, and Colombian national Juan Carlos Velasco, 51, gave Ciccione approximately $20,000 in cash, dinner, drinks and prostitution during an extended hotel stay in Bogota, Colombia, in exchange for official acts that resulted in the dismissal of the indictment against Piedrahita-Ceballos. Velasco served as the intermediary between Ciccione and Piedrahita-Ceballos. Velasco and Ciccione have previously pleaded guilty for their conduct in this matter. On Feb. 9, 2018, Ciccione was sentenced to 36 months in prison. On Jan. 19, 2018, Velasco was sentenced to 27 months in prison.
Excerpt:
Earlier this week, the Guttmacher Institute released a study showing the number of abortions in the nation has dropped to its lowest level since the procedure became legal in 1973. The study cited a decrease in pregnancies due to increased access to contraceptives.
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