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Bannon wants federal indictment dismissed after Trump pardon nypost.com/2021/03/19/ban…

Trump also granted clemency to Michael Flynn and Lil Wayne.

The boat, the Lady May, is owned by Guo Wengui, one of China’s most wanted fugitives, who is wanted in Beijing on fraud, blackmail and bribery charges, according to the Washington Post.

“I have 60 custom-made Brioni suits and handmade Louis Vuitton shoes. I don’t care about things. I’m a Buddhist,” said Guo, wearing a $3,000 tie and sitting below a Roy Lichtenstein canvas in his mahogany-paneled office.

Guo Wengui (Chinese: 郭文贵; born May 10, 1970—self claim[2] or October 5, 1968[3]), also known under the names Guo Wen Gui, Guo Haoyun (郭浩云), Miles Guo, and Miles Kwok,[4] is an exiled Chinese billionaire businessman who became a political activist and controls Beijing

Zenith Holdings (via proxies Li Lin and Jiang Yuehua),[5] and other assets.

The main front company for JMWAVE was "Zenith Technical Enterprises, Inc."Under Ted Shackley's leadership from 1962 to 1965, JMWAVE grew to be the largest CIA station in the world outside of the

organization's headquarters in Langley, Virginia

JMWAVE underwent its first major development when it was established as the operations center for Task Force W, the CIA's unit dedicated to "Operation Mongoose"

In the early 1960s, Shackley's work included being station chief in Miami, during the period of the Cuban Missile Crisis, as well as the Cuban Project (also known as Operation Mongoose), which he directed. He was also said to be the director of the "Phoenix Program" during the

Vietnam War, as well as the CIA station chief in Laos between 1966–1968, and Saigon station chief from 1968 through February 1972. In 1976, he was appointed Associate Deputy Director for Operations, second in charge of CIA covert operations.

in a US$ 33 million house once owned by Lachlan Murdoch. He is the son of Rupert Murdoch. The house has amazing views, a pool, an elevator, and a car turntable to easy maneuver cars. It is located in Point Piper, Sidney.
The 151’6” Lady May was built by the Dutch builder

Feadship in 2014 and originally launched as Como. The yacht was originally owned by New Zealand businessman Neville Crichton. The boat features a raised pilothouse. She can accommodate ten guests across five cabins as well as eight crew.
The yacht holds 13,473 US gallons of fuel.

Yesterday, gas at the Mamaroneck boat dock was $3.69/gallon. That’s about $50K to gas up.