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Somewhat related:
https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2016-217.html
Melissa Hodgman is Peter Strzok's wife.

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still? lol. Incestuous the swamp is.

I still suspect page/strozk was a cover story

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Somewhat related:
https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2016-217.html
Melissa Hodgman is Peter Strzok's wife.

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it's ok

for the life of me I can't figure out how the message system there works


it is mind boggling to me


of course I have a toe in the water of the spectrum though....so


lol


it's why I type this way

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You have a YT, or better yet BitChute link?  Twatter is doing what Twatter does best.  Screwing up.

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HAPPENING! 1000C-BLM Research Bread #4: Borealis and the 8 Goddesses Anti-White Suicide Cult Plot Thickener Edition

Susan Rosenberg and William Ayers are former members of Weather Underground, communist revolutionaries convicted for terrorism. Bill Clinton pardons Rosenberg on his last day in office. Ayers goes on to become a financier for Obama's campaign. Years later, Rosenberg runs the board of Directors for Thousand Currents (1000C), formerly IDEX. IDEX is a effectively a money handler for NGOs and foreign governments for communist revolutionaries and so is 1000C. They funnel some money through to BLM but are effectively the money exchange for everyone else who is dumping money into BLM (they provide audit and financial services, among others). Another member of the 1000C board is Fahad Ahmad of Soliya fame. Soliya had money funneled into it by the US State Department (Hillary Clinton), Qatar, Bezos, Norway and others. 1000C is clearly operating with the consent of Ahmad and Rosenberg, proxies and beneficiaries of the Clintons. BLM is receiving money from the same groups that fund 1000C and there is overlap and indirect financing provided by the likes of Borealis Foundation, OSF (Soros), Kellogg, Ford, etc. This money is then funneled to support ActBlue LLC which is the money exchange for ActBlue PAC which has dumped $100s of millions in to Bernie, Warren and Biden. Yet BLM is a Delaware Corp and can't be just receiving all these funds legally so 1000C and Borealis have to be dug into which brings up the $100M dumped into the Black-Led Movement Fund by the Ford Foundation and Borealis. And then there's the Rosenberg/Clinton 8 Goddesses Cabal of South Korea connection. And we're just getting started anon...

QRD: Thousand Currents (TC) is headed by a convicted Jewish Terrorist (Susan Rosenberg, formerly of Weather Underground and M19 fame) pardoned by Clinton on his last day in office. TC is funded by W.K. Kellogg Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, Wallace Global Fund, NoVo Foundation, Libra Foundation and indirectly by Global Exchange, Threshold Foundation through it's previous incarnation as IDEX. IDEX itself is a "grant facilitation service and exchange" to direct money to and from aforementioned and other groups to international NGOs, some of which are in South Africa and other places where black communists have taken power. TC in turn is a major fiscal sponsor of Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation Inc. (BLM), a registered Delware corporation. Some of TCs board members are connected to the likes of George Lucas and a known pedos.


Borealis Philanthropy’s funds are financially supported by the Ford Foundation, JPB Foundation, NoVo Foundation, Open Society Foundation, Reis Foundation, Arcus Foundation, Cricket Island Foundation, Foundation for a Just Society, the Overbrook Foundation, Nathan Cummings Foundation, the Public Welfare Foundation, Barr Foundation, the Bush Foundation, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund, the Grove Foundation, the Heising-Simons Foundation, the James Irvine Foundation, the Meyer Memorial Trust, the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, and the S.D. Bechtel Jr. Foundation, and many other anonymous donors.


There is a lot more I cant include because of links to chans but sources links and breads here: https://pastebin.com/6w1vznsV

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The three family members found dead in the backyard pool of their recently purchased New Jersey home drowned, local officials said Tuesday.

Authorities had been investigating if Bharat Patel, 62, his 33-year old daughter-in-law, Nisha Patel, and her 8-year-old daughter had been electrocuted in the above-ground pool in East Brunswick, but ruled that out Tuesday afternoon.

The three lived in the house on Clearview Road, which the family bought in April for $451,000, according to public records.

Nisha G. Patel is a national expert on social and economic mobility and philanthropy in the United States. She has more than two decades of cross-sector experience leading and implementing initiatives to increase economic opportunities for low-income families. She served as Executive Director of the U.S. Partnership on Mobility from Poverty at the Urban Institute. The Partnership was supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and assembled 24 leading voices to identify ideas for investment to dramatically increase mobility from poverty.

Patel served in the Obama administration as Director of the Office of Family Assistance within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, overseeing a $17 billion annual portfolio of federal grants that foster family economic security, including the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. She was previously Deputy Director and part of the founding team of Ascend at the Aspen Institute, where she led national efforts to expand two-generation approaches to improve outcomes for children and their parents. Prior to that, Patel was a Program Officer in the U.S. Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, where she managed a portfolio focused on increasing postsecondary success through community partnerships and policy development, as well as special initiatives.  

Patel previously held positions as Director of Programs at Washington Area Women’s Foundation and Senior Policy Analyst at the Center for Law and Social Policy. She has also been an Adjunct Professor at the George Washington University. Her work has been featured on NPR’s 1A and Here and Now and in the Atlantic’s CityLab, the Chronicle of Philanthropy, and Inside Philanthropy.

Patel is a summa cum laude graduate of Vanderbilt University, where she was a Chancellor’s Scholar. She holds an MSW with a concentration in social and economic development from Washington University in St. Louis, where she was a Bettie Schroth Johnson Scholar. Patel was selected as a National Asian Pacific American Women’s Leadership Institute Fellow and a Washington University in St. Louis Brown School Distinguished Alumna.

She serves on the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Alumni Network Advisory Board and the Fannie Mae Sustainable Communities Initiative Advisory Group. She served as an Expert Panelist for the Rockefeller Foundation/Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Communities Thrive Challenge and a Reviewer for the Catalogue for Philanthropy-Greater Washington.