Paul Alexander didn't own the planes he chartered: he was a broker.

This is way bigger than just one sex offender.

These planes were owned by other entities who leased them out for charters - and as those aircraft were used to facilitate child trafficking... asset forfeiture.
@MacFinn44 I think we're going to have some work to do 😈
It wasn't a one-person company, either.

See: one Moscow-born Business Development / Marketing manager.

🧐

linkedin.com/in/alexander-z…
And another one:

He came from banking, helped build the company from scratch, and had over 100 clients in his portfolio...
800,000K in annual commissions?

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2 Dec
Has anyone thought of profiling COVID19 patients to evaluate which IL1-RA alleles are present in those with +/- severe disease presentation, and running a study in those polymorphic or homozygous for IL1-RA allele 2?

I don't see anything at NIH...

covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/immune-based-t…
If you're still reading and don't know what IL1-RA is, it is a molecule that turns off the immune response by blocking the IL-1 receptor, which otherwise causes mast cells to hang out and secrete histamine, nerve growth factor (pain nerves) and other cytokines -
And mast cells that don't get sent away from the site of inflammation after the stimulus is gone can stimulate the production of bradykinins, which have been implicated in explaining many of the symptoms of COVID - like COVID toes, pulmonary edema, etc.
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21 Nov
Dear Americans:

"There are certain forces urging resistance to law in the name of freedom. They are not seeking freedom for themselves - they have it.

They are seeking to enslave others.

Their works are evil. They know it.
They must be resisted.

loc.gov/item/200465065…
The evil they represent must be overcome by the good others represent.

Their ideas which are wrong, for the most part imported, must be supplanted by ideas which are right.

This can be done.
The meaning of America is a power which can not be overcome."

- Calvin Coolidge, 1920.
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17 Nov
I agree that @joebiden shouldn't spend his entire presidency focusing on Trump.

I do, however, think it would be worth one day a week to focus on measures that will prevent ANOTHER Trump* from ever holding a position of public trust.

* predatory con men
Investigations fall under the umbrella of an independent justice department and - more importantly - @HouseDemocrats.

Not just into Trump and his administration - but into the forces that subjugated the GOP to Trump's will.
And... throw that now-convicted serial pedophile who was speaker of the house and Jeffrey Epstein into the mix too.

Because it's all part of the same story.
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17 Nov
Thought:
if the 2020 Presidential election alone cost $14bn, that establishes the value of an individual's vote in the range $58 (for all potential voters) & $90 (if only counting actual votes).

Wouldn't disenfranchising voters by excluding > 12 legit ballots be felony larceny?
Similarly, wouldn't suppression of >20 eligible voters by means of closing down polls or other acts that don't quite fit the definition of fraud also be considered felony larceny?
Just taking a rough stab at this before bedtime -

while state officials aren't USG employees, one could theorize that excluding legitimately cast ballots in a Presidential election could be considered unlawful conversion of 'property' -
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17 Nov
When @BarackObama talks about identity, it isn't JUST about race, @AriMelber.

It's about who you identify AS - and that includes individuals' identities based on flawed understandings of patriotism and conservatism as influenced by hostile actors.
It's about inherited, inclusive AND exclusive identities (I am this, but I am also that VS I am this, therefore I am not that).

incl: "I am a New Yorker; I am an American"
inherited: "I am a New Yorker, so I am an American"
excl: "I am American, so I am not British"
The danger we face is with identity when political ideology shifts towards an exclusively exclusive model - and that's what hostile actors (both foreign and domestic) have been pushing for my entire lifetime:

the otherization of those who value this nation's original ideals.
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10 Nov
Oh boy.

It seems the ENTIRE GA state infrastructure for remote work for COVID is managed through Airnet Group.

And they just happened to get it set up by December 2019. Before COVID was a problem?

🤔

This is BAD. @staceyabrams @sfpelosi
EVERY bit of data for the State of Georgia can be accessed through the same corporate entity that was hacked by Russia in 2015 - but most of THOSE emails + data wasn't released.

Used for blackmail and election tampering, yes. But not publicly released

twitter.com/i/moments/8877…
Oops - forgot the link from up top:

customers.microsoft.com/en-us/story/83…
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