🧵 Did you know that LA County DA George Gascón is not only Soros-funded, but that he STARTED the Progressive Prosecutor Project w/Soros and convinced him to provide $50M in seed funding to the ACLU in 2014 to get it started? He spoke about it in 2020 at USC. Here are a few clips
"We started looking at a map of the US, trying to identify strategically, what are the urban centers...one of the convos was, how do we go about creating a movement here? Which led to Open Societies Foundation, George Soros' foundation, putting $50M in 2014 thru ACLU to begin it"
Why wasn't he as radical as SF DA? "You have to progressively... a lot of things that are acceptable today, in 2011 would have gotten me - there would have been a recall two years after I was in office, and I didn't want to get recalled because that doesn't get the work done."
The way the ACLU's press release about the $50 million was worded, it wasn't apparent that's what this was for - but Gascon admitted it. By partnering w/ACLU they could use ACLU's existing groundgame network. aclu.org/press-releases…
I wrote about this in December 2020, but it needs to be seen again. Don't let these people fool us
🧵Are y'all ready? It's almost debate time! I'll be live-tweeting my observations and fact-checking Newsom (as best I can in realtime) in this thread. #NEWSOMVSDeSANTIS
Heeere we go....
Hannity says he's moderating the debate, not part of it. Is that bad for DeSantis? #NEWSOMVSDeSANTIS
🚨 From press conference about #PaulKessler death - nine search warrants approved so far, 60 (?) plus witnesses interviewed
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Ventura County DA Nasarenko said that criminal charges weren't a foregone conclusion but they went where the evidence led
Nasarenko: 2 felony counts charged, special circumstance on each that the defendant personally inflicted great bodily injury.. the special circumstances elevate the charges to being strike-eligible. So if Alnaji is convicted of those they go toward 3 strikes and he can go to prison.
🧵I'm not sick yet of being right, but I'm sick of my work being ignored. Reading the 42-page Reedley biolab report right now and, like I said from DAY ONE it is connected to the CCP. AND the M.O. is the SAME as the M.O. in the Peter Kuo story AND the Chinese prostitution ring story.
As I read through the report I'll be hitting the highlights in this thread.
In case you didn't see the Peter Kuo story... I'll get into it more later, but here's the link. He operates tech incubators that steal U.S. intellectual property for China and takes entrepreneurs on business trips where he tries to get them in compromising positions
You know, it's a good thing this lab was in a Democrat Congressman's district - I wonder if a Republican would have been able to get the federal and state officials to be of assistance? I kinda doubt it.
Costa: Reedley's "the last place you would expect to find a case like this." That's the kind of place they're looking for
ALL of these women have Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer's blood on their hands, to varying extents. I know Kathryn used to support law enforcement and still says she does. But she went along with the witch hunt over the last few years and ESPECIALLY THIS YEAR going after Palmdale.
Deputies in the AV voted a few months ago to not go out on traffic stops after Luna, Barger, Solis, Horvath, Mitchell, Hahn all decided they'd go after a deputy who had a use of force "incident" instead of looking at the totality of circumstances. Luna and the AV command...
...made it known that if there was use of force during a traffic stop or other apprehension, that the deputy would be on unpaid leave and the assumption would be that they were in the wrong. So those deputies decided they'd do a bit of quiet quitting, as RedState reported here ⬇️
🧵 Since @GavinNewsom thinks we're stupid or have no memory, here's a refresher of his autocratic, illogical, unscientific power grabs during COVID. In no particular order: