Project Veritas HQ Destroyed by Flood

Twitter ^ | September 2, 2021 | Eric Spracken

[KittyKares]

BREAKING: Urgent message from James O'Keefe following devastating flooding in Mamaroneck, New York

PROJECT VERITAS HQ DESTROYED

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[Rockingham]

Congress. The riots were treated as if they were a form of natural disaster.

[Paul R.]

It is spreading, at least for homeowners’ policies, into the Midwest.

Can a squirrel get on your roof? Gotta correct that, or we’ll drop your coverage.

(Ok, slight exaggeration, but it is almost that bad. A rosebush by a garage window that is there to keep unwanted people away from the window, has to go, says SF. What??!!))

[Texas Fossil]

Well if that is the game they are playing, I just won’t insure my house.

Freedom is dying.

I hate it.

Business contracts are so full of hidden crap that I avoid them at all cost. Lots of people don’t understand when I tell them no, I cannot sign that contract.

2 times in my life I interviewed for a job and they wanted me to sign an employment contract. I read both of them and told them no. They did not quite know how to take that. No big deal to me. I don’t like the idea, that if I think of something that can be patented while I’m employed by a company they own it. My great grandfather was an inventor. I don’t hold any patents, but know how all that works.

Big companies pay money to POLs, They write legislation that gives them leverage with intellectual property and then the find a way to turn that into a monopoly.

I parted ways with a planting seed source recently. When I started with them 7-8 years ago, their dealer contract was 3 pages long. About 5-6 years ago they revised the contract and it was 11 pages long. (almost told them no, but didn’t) This years contract is 17 pages long with lots of definitions and legalese that was hard to understand. My trust factor dropped. I told them no. So at least for now, I’m not producing certified seed.

Welcome to Corporate America. Land of the once free and the brave.

[New Perspective]

Ok, we can all see that you are an idiot.

[Texas Fossil]

“The riots were treated as if they were a form of natural disaster.”

I guess in a way they were. War is considered a natural disaster and Insurance companies have clauses to exclude coverage during Wars. And we really are “at war”. Only it is not declared or admitted.

November 3-4 was an Act of War, Foreign powers attacked the USA with the aid of huge numbers of public officials, Congressmen, and Bureaucraps. All of those domestic enemies had taken an oath to protect and defend the Constitution, but they did the opposite for money.

Have you heard of a woman named Catherine Austin Fitts? She was the undersecretary for HUD under W. Bush. She also was CEO of an investment banking company for a long time. She speaks about the connection of the Wu Hu Flu, the riots, the location of the damage during the riots and it’s proximity to all the branches of the Federal Reserve. This is all connected, but it is so vast a cabal that it is hard to imagine it is not exposed yet. The only reason I see why it is not? Nobody in power in DC dares to admit to what has been done.

Catherine Austin Fitts | Full Interview | Planet Lockdown
Dailymotion https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7zt7e8
Fitts served as the U.S. Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development during the George H.W. Bush Administration and the managing director of a major investment banking firm, Dillon, Read & Co.

The first place I saw her statement was here (4 links were referenced, none left):

https://www.bitchute.com/video/1JJH24Wl4nl7/ (X Gone)
Planet Lockdown mirror: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1bgOiYchyEu0bMri8Or7fw (X Gone)
Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SahFdfHK3Ro (X “This video has been removed for violating YouTube’s Community Guidelines.”)Censored
VIMEO https://vimeo.com/497277858 (X Pause)

[Rockingham]

Compensation for the BLM riots was treated in the federal appropriations process as natural disasters, which made them one time special appropriations exempt from many Congressional budgeting rules and processes. Otherwise, the result would have been a long delay in getting the money out from the federal government. That would have compounded the economic damage from the BLM riots.

Catherine Austin Fitts seems credible but is actually a looney tune canary. She misrepresents and perhaps misunderstands the nature of the federal government's accounting errors and irregularities. She portrays various inspector general reports and audits as demonstrating that vast sums are missing and diverted to sinister purposes.

In truth, the issues are almost entirely various self-limiting errors in internal accounts. Granted, federal spending is too often incorrectly categorized and funds improperly shifted around, but that does not mean that money is actually missing in the sense of being stolen or grossly misappropriated.

As for the Fed, it is not a "private bank" at the center of a vast conspiracy. It is a federal agency that does dull and essential work in providing and controlling liquidity in the US banking system. Yes, the Fed is nominally owned by its member banks, but in practice that simply means that putative, non-negotiable shares are issued in return for banks making a cash payment to join the Federal Reserve System.

This form of organization was adopted in order to make the banks pay a capital contribution -- money -- instead of the federal taxpayers doing so in order to fund access to the Fed's banking services. In practice, many banks do not join but get access to those services by paying for correspondent relationships with banks that are Federal Reserve System members.

Notably, in the absence of a central bank, private banks and bankers like JP Morgan ended up providing the essential function of being lenders of last resort in a financial crisis. Creating the Fed was a way of limiting the power of such wealthy private bankers.

Granted, the Fed often gets things wrong. Most prominently, in early 1933, the Fed failed to provide essential lending of last resort in order to prevent the failure of the US banking system. But this failure to act was due to the transition between Hoover and Roosevelt and not part of some nefarious manipulation.

[Texas Fossil]

Sigh.

The average US citizen does not have a clue how the banking system works. Let alone the international banking arrangements.

The theft that Fitts talked about, is not an accounting issue. It is the fact that our Congress has made obligations over time that benefited them and not the US citizens.

Since Obama there has not been a normal budgetary system. Continuing resolutions and huge expansion of the monetary system created out of thin air. A socialist’s wet dream.

My wife (2nd wife, first died in 2018) works at a community bank, her daughter is a bank examiner. They are both very intelligent, we have had conversations about current events and where we really are. The banking system is not the cause of this crisis, but it is an element of the control system that is plunging us into uncharted water.

Those who throw “conspiracy theories” out as loony, are not getting the consequences of the money driving world events. Never before in US history had such a large bribe system existed, all driving toward what some call the Great Reset. That means the end of private property and the establishment of a system when technology rules the world. Humans will cease to be humans. Decisions will be made by technocrats. We are a long way down that path. I will not be a part of the problem, only try to be part of the solution.

Freedom is a priceless gift. Those who have it take it for granted, those who never had it or lost it understand how truly valuable it is.

So, here we are.

[Rockingham]

Due to a good education, vast reading, and several years of work as a banking lawyer, I have a fairly good understanding of how the banking system works. I have listened to Catherine Austin Fitts on Coast to Coast over the years. She claims that trillions of dollars in federal spending has been diverted over the years into black budget projects for the US military. That is simply untrue and her evidence for her claims is flat wrong.

[Paul R.]

Yeah, I have a horror story about an employment contract. It was foisted on the employees @ the company I worked at, including long term employees like me, as a new condition of employment. Drastic "no compete" clauses, they'd own any and all intellectual property, you name it. They knew the small related business I'd come in with was still active (and no threat and even a benefit to them), but, no, between the control freak aspect and simply wanting to own the employees... Well, there's a lot more to it, but, guess which business lasted longer?

[miserare]

Pro-abortion lesbian witch Amy Siskind is rejoicing.

She’s probably having a party for all her Handmaidens.

(she is a commie Biden-lover who lives in Mamaroneck).

[miserare]

Great post.

[Texas Fossil]

Thank you.

There are a lot of pieces to fit together to make sense out of the mess we face.