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The House Oversight Committee just released documents that further suggest that Epstein worked for the CIA, which would mean your government was financing a child trafficking operation for elites with taxpayer dollars. In 2019, Alex Acosta affirmed that there had been reports that Epstein was working for the government and was untouchable. The document shows a picture of Epstein that claims he is the boyfriend of *redacted* and we think he works for the CIA. If they really wanted to get to the bottom of this entire scandal, they would bring in Alex Acosta and Lex Wexner. Les Wexner gave Epstein full power of attorney which means he was his financial backer. He was also rumored to be gay, he could likely be the person referred to in this document as Epstein's boyfriend. Where is Lex Wexner? They say to always follow the money when you are digging into a crime syndicate. The money leads straight to Les Wexner and his handlers above him. Follow the trail to where it actually leads. Documents:

The House Oversight Committee just released documents that further suggest that Epstein worked for the CIA, which would mean your government was financing a child trafficking operation for elites with taxpayer dollars. In 2019, Alex Acosta affirmed that there had been reports that Epstein was working for the government and was untouchable. The document shows a picture of Epstein that claims he is the boyfriend of redacted and we think he works for the CIA. If they really wanted to get to the bottom of this entire scandal, they would bring in Alex Acosta and Lex Wexner. Les Wexner gave Epstein full power of attorney which means he was his financial backer. He was also rumored to be gay, he could likely be the person referred to in this document as Epstein's boyfriend. Where is Lex Wexner? They say to always follow the money when you are digging into a crime syndicate. The money leads straight to Les Wexner and his handlers above him. Follow the trail to where it actually leads. Documents:

Green Lives Matter

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This is my wife’s momma and daddy… last week we laid to rest the king. Bill Collins was his name…He was a legend, a disrupter, a giant, a father and a friend. He will forever be a hero of mine because of the absence of my own, he quickly stepped in. He wore a size 15 so his shoes will stay empty, no one can fill them but him. Time won’t heal this one, you just learn to live with the wounds… they remind us of the assignment. Learn the words in heaven pop! lol I’ll see that smile again ❤️‍🩹♾️

This is my wife’s momma and daddy… last week we laid to rest the king. Bill Collins was his name…He was a legend, a disrupter, a giant, a father and a friend. He will forever be a hero of mine because of the absence of my own, he quickly stepped in. He wore a size 15 so his shoes will stay empty, no one can fill them but him. Time won’t heal this one, you just learn to live with the wounds… they remind us of the assignment. Learn the words in heaven pop! lol I’ll see that smile again ❤️‍🩹♾️

Kirk Franklin

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Before the execution of the prominent Kurdish political leader, Qazi Muhammad, by the father of Reza Pahlavi, he was asked to renounce his belief in the rights of the Kurdish people and their right to freedom. According to his wife, Mina Qazi, who recounts his words, he responded: “I am willing to sacrifice my blood and my life, as long as the Kurds and Kurdistan are free.” He was subsequently executed by Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. He is not the first Kurdish leader to be executed by Pahlavi dynasty, and therefore its dystopia to think Kurdistan has forgotten the atrocities committed by his father whom Reza Pahlavi praises today.

Before the execution of the prominent Kurdish political leader, Qazi Muhammad, by the father of Reza Pahlavi, he was asked to renounce his belief in the rights of the Kurdish people and their right to freedom. According to his wife, Mina Qazi, who recounts his words, he responded: “I am willing to sacrifice my blood and my life, as long as the Kurds and Kurdistan are free.” He was subsequently executed by Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. He is not the first Kurdish leader to be executed by Pahlavi dynasty, and therefore its dystopia to think Kurdistan has forgotten the atrocities committed by his father whom Reza Pahlavi praises today.

Jino Victoria Doabi ‏ژینۆ ویکتوریا دو‌آبی

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