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@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

1🧵Covid disrupted life as we knew it & since the first lock-down things haven't been the same. We went into 2020 w/ Bill & Melinda Gates a happily married couple-no more by 2021. I got a hold of their foundations 2019 IRS 990 to see what the happy Ex's were up.

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

2🧵For a quick recap: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, a "philanthropic" powerhouse since 2000 was a lead stakeholder in the C19 response- landing a $200Billion ROI on a $2Billion dollar investment into vaccines. Though C19 is fading away the couple gleefully looks to the future.

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

3🧵In June of 202 watch the couple smirk & say that the next Pandemic "will get attention this time!" @CSPAN https://www.c-span.org/video/?c5010580/user-clip-bill-gates-pandemic-will-attention-time A scene straight out of a "Get out" style dystopian nightmare.

User Clip: Bill Gates says the next Pandemic "will get attention this time" Eugenicist Gates will make sure that the next Plandemic is potent enough to put the fear of God into everyone, so that they ALL get vaccinated. c-span.org

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

4🧵So, what did they know that we didn't? According to their Foundation's 990 they see much more illness ahead & they are assuring much more vaccines too. The 1143 page tax form reveals how their spending their Billions. https://t.co/rTS4jJlVJJ

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

5🧵Of grant money going toward specific C19 manufacturers in 2019, millions were poured into all the US marketed jabs; Moderna [4 grants], Pfizer [2 grants] & Janssen [7 grants] https://t.co/xNaoSZeddd

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

6🧵Cancer[15 grants], Aspen Institute [8 grants], Grants containing the word "Genome"- 14 grants. Even efforts relating to the media were among the investments w/"news" receiving 9 grants. https://t.co/GaE1WGQKIM

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

7🧵A whopping 24 grants for the Wellcome Trust, , and 13 grants for the Scripps Institute. "Therpeutics" saw 19 grants, and "Pharma" had 37 grants. Its clear what the agenda is already, Illness. https://t.co/lA8RahKtpb

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

8🧵The US funded biolab in Tiblisi recieves 2 grants from the BMGF, but that's nothing in the face of the 55 grants made out to Johns Hopkins University. Aren't they who hosted Event 201 for the BMGF & the WEF?🤫 https://t.co/u7DmpFauXo

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

9🧵The word "population" was a constant theme, ranging from the Population Council, to population services all in all there were 57 grants. What was scary was that for "Family planning" there were a terrifying 335 grants. https://t.co/yEd7lFgoMn

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

10🧵Ralph Baric's University, UNC Chapel Hill has long been funded by the BMGF so I was not surprised that UNC Chapel hill landed 31 grants for 2019. Pandemic response funds were seen in Vir Biotech and the Global Health Fun as well. https://t.co/hK36SaPtWC

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

11🧵Last but not least the term "Vaccine" came up for 465 times! Insane. It doesn't take a genius to see the BMGF's agenda. Vaccines and Family Planning come up a combined 800 times in the grants! Has this gotten your attention? Because as Bill said, "It will next time!" https://t.co/5bI42QXkl4

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

🧾🔍 Receipts: https://docs.gatesfoundation.org/Documents/A-01_BMGF%20Form%20990-PF_TR_19%20PD.pdf

@RobertJSalvador - Robert J Salvador

Here is the full 1000 page Omnibus bill broken down by AI into 10 paragraphs. The FY2024 Federal Budget covers a wide range of government agencies, departments, and programs. The Department of Defense (pages 1-100) receives funding for military personnel, operation and maintenance, procurement, and research and development, with allocations such as $50,041,206,000 for Army military personnel (page 5) and $58,604,854,000 for Army operation and maintenance (page 11). The budget also provides funding for the Judiciary (pages 100-200), including $129,323,000 for the Supreme Court (page 197) and $5,995,055,000 for Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Other Judicial Services (page 198). Various independent agencies (pages 200-300) receive funding, such as $9,470,022,000 for the GSA Federal Buildings Fund (pages 229-235) and $361,235,000 for the Small Business Administration Salaries and Expenses (page 255). The Department of Homeland Security (pages 300-400) receives funding for border security, immigration enforcement, cybersecurity, and disaster response, with allocations like $18,426,870,000 for U.S. Customs and Border Protection Operations and Support (pages 347-349) and $20,261,000,000 for the FEMA Disaster Relief Fund (pages 371-375). The Department of Health and Human Services (pages 400-600) receives funding for various agencies and programs, including $7,224,159,000 for the National Cancer Institute (pages 495-500) and $406,956,850,000 for Grants to States for Medicaid (page 509). The Department of State, foreign operations, and related programs (pages 600-900) receive allocations such as $9,413,107,000 for Diplomatic Programs (pages 675-676) and $6,133,397,000 for the Foreign Military Financing Program (page 722). The budget also includes funding for international assistance programs (pages 700-800) such as $6,045,000,000 for HIV/AIDS programs (pages 703-704) and $3,931,000,000 for Development Assistance (page 704). Additionally, the budget covers funding for various initiatives and programs (pages 800-1012) such as $1,425,000,000 for assistance to Egypt (pages 861-862), $1,800,000,000 to support the Indo-Pacific Strategy (page 885), and $451,000,000 for water supply and sanitation projects (page 962). Pages 1-100 This file contains the Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2024, which provides funding for various military departments, personnel, and operations. The act allocates funds for military personnel, operation and maintenance, procurement, research and development, and other defense-related activities. The appropriations aim to support the U.S. military in maintaining readiness, modernizing equipment, and carrying out missions globally. The act also includes funding for specific programs, such as the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative and the Counter-ISIS Train and Equip Fund. Bullet point list of items and their allocated amounts: Military Personnel (pages 5-10): Army: $50,041,206,000 Navy: $36,707,388,000 Marine Corps: $15,268,629,000 Air Force: $36,204,130,000 Space Force: $1,256,973,000 Reserve Personnel: $11,147,635,000 National Guard Personnel: $15,063,378,000 Operation and Maintenance (pages 11-25): Army: $58,604,854,000 Navy: $71,972,007,000 Marine Corps: $10,184,529,000 Air Force: $61,471,101,000 Space Force: $4,895,818,000 Defense-Wide: $52,599,068,000 Environmental Restoration: $1,278,615,000 Procurement (pages 27-39): Aircraft: $43,943,212,000 Missiles: $9,315,860,000 Weapons and Tracked Combat Vehicles: $4,244,226,000 Ammunition: $4,684,723,000 Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy: $33,665,493,000 Other Procurement: $81,699,581,000 National Guard and Reserve Equipment: $1,000,000,000 Defense Production Act Purchases: $587,905,000 Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (pages 41-43): Army: $17,115,037,000 Navy: $27,964,807,000 Air Force: $47,340,416,000 Space Force: $18,669,844,000 Defense-Wide: $36,892,886,000 Operational Test and Evaluation, Defense: $337,489,000 Other Department of Defense Programs (pages 45-47): Defense Health Program: $39,898,624,000 Chemical Agents and Munitions Destruction: $1,091,844,000 Drug Interdiction and Counter-Drug Activities, Defense: $1,177,061,000 Office of the Inspector General: $528,565,000 Related Agencies (page 49): Central Intelligence Agency Retirement and Disability System Fund: $514,000,000 Intelligence Community Management Account: $625,419,000 Pages: 100-200 This file contains appropriations for the Judiciary for the fiscal year 2024. It provides funding for the Supreme Court of the United States, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the United States Court of International Trade, and various other courts and judicial services. The appropriations cover salaries and expenses for judges, justices, and court employees, as well as necessary expenses for court operations. The file also includes funding for specific programs, such as Defender Services, which provides legal representation for defendants in criminal cases, and Fees of Jurors and Commissioners, which covers the costs associated with jury trials and land condemnation cases. Bullet point list of items and their allocated amounts: - Supreme Court of the United States (pages 197-198): - Salaries and Expenses: $129,323,000 - Care of the Building and Grounds: $20,688,000 - United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (page 198): - Salaries and Expenses: $36,735,000 - United States Court of International Trade (page 198): - Salaries and Expenses: $21,260,000 - Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Other Judicial Services (pages 198-200): - Salaries and Expenses: $5,995,055,000 - Up to $27,817,000 to remain available until expended for space alteration projects and related furniture and furnishings - Up to $9,975,000 from the Vaccine Injury Compensation Trust Fund for processing cases under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 - Defender Services: $1,450,680,000 - Fees of Jurors and Commissioners: $58,239,000 Pages: 200-300 The document appears to be a portion of a larger appropriations bill for fiscal year 2024, specifically covering appropriations for the Judiciary, District of Columbia, and various independent agencies such as the General Services Administration, Office of Personnel Management, and Small Business Administration. The excerpt also includes general provisions that apply government-wide. The bill allocates funds for a wide range of purposes, from basic agency operations to specific initiatives and construction projects. Key allocations in this portion of the bill include: - Salaries and expenses for the Supreme Court: $118,945,000 (page 199) - Salaries and expenses for the Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and other Judicial Services: $5,820,566,000 (page 199-200) - Defender Services: $1,450,680,000 (page 200) - Fees of Jurors and Commissioners: $58,239,000 (page 200-201) - Court Security: $750,163,000 (page 201) - Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts: $102,673,000 (page 202) - Federal Judicial Center: $34,261,000 (page 202) - U.S. Sentencing Commission: $21,641,000 (page 203) - District of Columbia resident tuition support: $40,000,000 (page 208) - District of Columbia Courts: $292,068,000 (page 210) - GSA Federal Buildings Fund: $9,470,022,000 (page 229-235) - GSA Pre-Election Presidential Transition: $10,413,000 (page 238) - Office of Personnel Management: $219,076,000 (page 247-248) - Small Business Administration Salaries and Expenses: $361,235,000 (page 255) - Small Business Administration initiatives: $116,541,000 (page 260-261) The excerpt also includes various administrative provisions and general provisions that place limitations or conditions on the use of the appropriated funds. Pages: 300-400 The Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2024 provides funding for various agencies and programs within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The act allocates funds for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Transportation Security Administration, the Coast Guard, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, among others. The appropriations support a wide range of activities, including border security, immigration enforcement, cybersecurity, disaster response, and research and development. Bullet point list of items and their allocated amounts: - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (pages 347-349): - Operations and Support: $18,426,870,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $850,170,000 - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (pages 349-350): - Operations and Support: $9,501,542,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $55,520,000 - Transportation Security Administration (pages 351-352): - Operations and Support: $10,164,968,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $40,678,000 - Research and Development: $14,641,000 - Coast Guard (pages 352-354): - Operations and Support: $10,054,771,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $1,413,950,000 - Research and Development: $7,476,000 - Retired Pay: $1,147,244,000 - United States Secret Service (pages 354-356): - Operations and Support: $3,007,982,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $75,598,000 - Research and Development: $4,217,000 - Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (page 370): - Operations and Support: $2,382,814,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $489,401,000 - Research and Development: $793,000 - Federal Emergency Management Agency (pages 371-375): - Operations and Support: $1,483,990,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $99,528,000 - Federal Assistance: $3,497,019,369 - Disaster Relief Fund: $20,261,000,000 - National Flood Insurance Fund: $239,983,000 - U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (page 384): - Operations and Support: $271,140,000 - Federal Assistance: $10,000,000 - Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (pages 384-385): - Operations and Support: $357,100,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $20,100,000 - Science and Technology Directorate (pages 385-386): - Operations and Support: $369,811,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $61,000,000 - Research and Development: $310,823,000 - Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office (pages 386-387): - Operations and Support: $163,280,000 - Procurement, Construction, and Improvements: $42,338,000 - Research and Development: $60,938,000 - Federal Assistance: $142,885,000 Pages: 400-500 Here is a 1-2 paragraph summary of the Department of Health and Human Services Appropriations Act, 2024, followed by a bullet point list of each major item along with the amount allocated for it and the pages on which the item is described: The Department of Health and Human Services Appropriations Act, 2024 provides funding for various agencies and programs within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The act allocates funds for the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institutes of Health (NIH), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Administration for Children and Families (ACF), Administration for Community Living (ACL), and the Office of the Secretary. The appropriations support a wide range of health-related activities, including primary health care, health workforce development, disease prevention and control, biomedical research, mental health and substance abuse treatment, healthcare quality improvement, Medicare and Medicaid, social services, and community support programs. Bullet point list of items and their allocated amounts: - Health Resources and Services Administration (pages 479-488): - Primary Health Care: $1,858,772,000 - Health Workforce: $1,404,376,000 - Maternal and Child Health: $1,170,430,000 - Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program: $2,571,041,000 - Health Systems: $122,009,000 - Rural Health: $364,607,000 - Family Planning: $286,479,000 - HRSA-Wide Activities and Program Support: $1,110,376,000 - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (pages 488-495): - Immunization and Respiratory Diseases: $237,358,000 - HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, and Tuberculosis Prevention: $1,391,056,000 - Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases: $708,272,000 - Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion: $1,192,647,000 - Birth Defects, Developmental Disabilities, Disabilities and Health: $206,060,000 - Public Health Scientific Services: $711,553,000 - Environmental Health: $191,850,000 - Injury Prevention and Control: $761,379,000 - National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health: $362,800,000 - Global Health: $692,843,000 - Public Health Preparedness and Response: $938,200,000 - Buildings and Facilities: $40,000,000 - CDC-Wide Activities and Program Support: $503,570,000 - National Institutes of Health (pages 495-500): - National Cancer Institute: $7,224,159,000 - National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute: $3,982,345,000 - National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research: $520,163,000 - National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases: $2,310,721,000 - National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke: $2,603,925,000 - National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases: $6,562,279,000 - National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $3,244,679,000 - Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development: $1,759,078,000 - National Eye Institute: $896,549,000 - National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences: $913,979,000 - National Institute on Aging: $4,507,623,000 - National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases: $685,465,000 - National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders: $534,333,000 - National Institute of Nursing Research: $197,693,000 - National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism: $595,318,000 - National Institute on Drug Abuse: $1,662,695,000 - National Institute of Mental Health: $2,187,843,000 - National Human Genome Research Institute: $663,200,000 - National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering: $440,627,000 - National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health: $170,384,000 - National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities: $534,395,000 - John E. Fogarty International Center: $95,162,000 - National Library of Medicine: $497,548,000 - National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences: $928,323,000 - Office of the Director: $2,592,914,000 Pages: 500-600 - National Library of Medicine: $497,548,000 (p. 500) - National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences: $928,323,000 (p. 500) - Office of the Director, NIH: $2,592,914,000 (p. 500-502) - Buildings and Facilities, NIH: $350,000,000 (p. 502) - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (Mental Health): $2,775,507,000 (p. 504-505) - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (Substance Abuse Treatment): $4,078,098,000 (p. 505-506) - Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality: $369,000,000 (p. 508) - Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (Grants to States for Medicaid): $406,956,850,000 (p. 509) - Administration for Children and Families (Payments to States for the Child Care and Development Block Grant): $8,746,387,000 (p. 516-517) - Administration for Children and Families (Children and Families Services Programs): $14,829,100,000 (p. 518-522) - Corporation for National and Community Service (Operating Expenses): $975,525,000 (p. 590-591) - Corporation for Public Broadcasting: $535,000,000 for FY2026 (p. 595) The bill also includes funding for other related agencies such as: - Committee for Purchase From People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled: $13,124,000 (p. 589-590) - Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service: $53,705,000 (p. 596) - National Labor Relations Board: $299,224,000 (p. 598) - Railroad Retirement Board: Varying allocations for different accounts (p. 599-600) Pages: 600-700 - Diplomatic Programs: $9,413,107,000 (p. 675-676) - Office of Inspector General: $131,670,000 (p. 677) - Educational and Cultural Exchange Programs: $741,000,000 (p. 678) - Embassy Security, Construction, and Maintenance: $902,615,000 (p. 679) - Contributions to International Organizations: $1,543,452,000 (p. 681-682) - Contributions for International Peacekeeping Activities: $1,367,407,000 (p. 683-684) - International Boundary and Water Commission (Salaries and Expenses): $64,800,000 (p. 685) - International Boundary and Water Commission (Construction): $156,050,000 (p. 685-686) - United States Agency for Global Media (International Broadcasting Operations): $857,214,000 (p. 687-689) - Operating Expenses for USAID: $1,695,000,000 (p. 696-697) - Global Health Programs: $3,985,450,000 (p. 699-700) The bill also includes funding for other related agencies, commissions, and programs such as: - The Asia Foundation: $22,000,000 (p. 690) - United States Institute of Peace: $55,000,000 (p. 690) - National Endowment for Democracy: $315,000,000 (p. 692) - Commission for the Preservation of America’s Heritage Abroad: $770,000 (p. 693) Pages: 700-800 - $6,045,000,000 for HIV/AIDS programs, including a $1,650,000,000 contribution to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (p. 703-704) - $3,931,000,000 for Development Assistance (p. 704) - $4,779,000,000 for International Disaster Assistance, of which $750,000,000 is designated as emergency funding (p. 705) - $3,890,400,000 for the Economic Support Fund, of which $300,000,000 is designated as emergency funding (p. 707) - $205,200,000 for the Democracy Fund under the Department of State (p. 707) - $140,000,000 for the Democracy Fund under USAID (p. 708) - $770,334,000 for Assistance for Europe, Eurasia and Central Asia, of which $310,000,000 is designated as emergency funding (p. 708) - $3,928,000,000 for Migration and Refugee Assistance, of which $750,000,000 is designated as emergency funding (p. 709-710) - $1,400,000,000 for International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement, of which $115,000,000 is designated as emergency funding (p. 717) - $410,458,000 for Peacekeeping Operations (p. 720) - $6,133,397,000 for the Foreign Military Financing Program, of which $275,000,000 is designated as emergency funding (p. 722) Pages: 800-900 - $1,425,000,000 for assistance to Egypt, including $125,000,000 from Economic Support Fund and not less than $1,300,000,000 from Foreign Military Financing Program (p. 861-862) - $121,000,000 for assistance to Burma under Economic Support Fund (p. 882-883) - Not less than $1,800,000,000 to support implementation of the Indo-Pacific Strategy (p. 885) - $400,000,000 for a Countering PRC Influence Fund (p. 885) - Not less than $93,000,000 for assistance to Laos (p. 888) - Not less than $160,000,000 for assistance to Pacific Islands countries (p. 891) - Not less than $40,000,000 under Foreign Military Financing Program for the Philippines (p. 892) - Not less than $300,000,000 under Foreign Military Financing Program for Taiwan (p. 893) - Not less than $197,000,000 for assistance to Vietnam (p. 896) Pages: 900-1012 - $135,000,000 for the Prevention and Stabilization Fund to support countries with governments demonstrating the will to strengthen legitimacy (p. 980-981) - $10,000,000 for programs to promote accountability for genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes (p. 981) - $94,000,000 for programs to promote Internet freedom globally (p. 942) - $365,750,000 for biodiversity conservation programs (p. 963) - $118,750,000 to combat wildlife poaching and trafficking (p. 963) - $175,750,000 for sustainable landscapes programs (p. 964) - $256,500,000 for adaptation programs, including for the Indo-Pacific Strategy (p. 965) - $247,000,000 for clean energy programs, including the Power Africa initiative (p. 965) - $451,000,000 for water supply and sanitation projects (p. 962)

@RobertJSalvador - Robert J Salvador

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@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

A Thread 🧵 The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) is a trade group that represents the leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in the United States.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

It was established to advocate for public policies that support the development of innovative medical treatments and pharmaceuticals. PhRMA plays an outsized role in shaping healthcare policy, regulation, pricing while maintaining its members stranglehold on the industry. As you will see, they wield a massive amount of influence over the “healthcare” of Americans and yet they are barely known by the average person.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

Here is a recent commercial they released to convince you that they are helping to fight those nasty insurance companies and benefits managers. You didn't know? Pharmaceutical companies are on our side.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

PhRMA bills itself as focusing on a variety of areas, including research and development (R&D) funding, intellectual property protections, and access to medicines. The organization also engages in massive lobbying efforts to influence legislation and regulation that affect the pharmaceutical industry, aiming to create and with great success, a favorable environment for the medicalization of American life.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

According to Open Secrets, since 2019 PhRMA has spent $142,517,000 in lobbying alone. I’d imagine that can buy a lot of influence. A collective of 740 lobbyists were employed by both the beneficiaries of the grants and the PhRMA Network members, with these beneficiaries receiving $577 million from the Network. 392 lobbyists were engaged by both a beneficiary and at least one of their specific PhRMA Network benefactors. Among these, 128 lobbyists were retained by a grant beneficiary and by one of their PhRMA Network benefactors to advocate on the same legislative proposals.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

For instance, during the first quarter of 2020, the lobbying firm Tarplin, Downs, and Young represented the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) in Congress on ten different bills, including H.R. 3 and other drug pricing legislations, while also lobbying for JDRF donors PhRMA and/or insulin producers Eli Lilly and Sanofi on nine of the same bills. Virtually everywhere you look in this industry you find immense conflicts of interest all there for the explicit purpose of currying favor with lawmakers and establishing market dominance in their particular area of the biomedical pharmaceutical complex.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

A graph showing their lobbying spending throughout the years. Source: https://www.opensecrets.org/federal-lobbying/clients/summary?cycle=2023&id=d000000504

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America Lobbying Profile Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America spent $27,628,000 lobbying in 2023. See the details. opensecrets.org

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

The PhRMA Board of Directors is a who’s who of world pharmaceutical power players. It has Daniel O'Day, the CEO of Gilead Sciences, serving as its chair. This leadership role was previously held by Vas Narasimhan from Novartis. Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer, has taken the position of board chair-elect, and Paul Hudson, CEO of Sanofi, is serving as the treasurer for PhRMA. It is a veritable revolving door network of insiders. Here is a sampling of the 28 PhRMA leaders and board of directors according to their website. You may notice a few. To see the full list head here: https://phrma.org/en/About

About The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, PhRMA, represents the nation’s leading biopharmaceutical research companies. We strive to conduct effective advocacy for public policies that encourage the discovery of important, new medicines for patients by biopharmaceutical research companies. phrma.org

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

I wonder if all of these individuals could work together to ensure they maximize profits for shareholders at the expense of the American people? After all that is every single person on the boards professional mandate isn’t it? Aside from the board of directors, PhRMA also has 30 companies listed as members. What they all essentially amount to is a price fixing scheme who do their best, litigate, lobby and monopolize all aspects the industry. Upon reviewing the list I became curious about the member history as it relates to fines they have paid for various illegal actions. Of course this is something they wouldn’t dare divulge to the public whom they undermine for their own personal gain year after year. However, I'm happy to divulge it for you.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

Using the website Violation Tracker I went through each one and totaled up their overall “penalties” paid due to various “violations” since 2000. Violation Tracker Source: https://violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org It turns out 28 out of the 30 members have been forced to fork out billions for breaking the law and yet they all continue business as usual. It is just the cost of doing business.

Violation Tracker Violation Tracker, produced by the Corporate Research Project of Good Jobs First, is a wide-ranging database on misconduct by large and small corporations throughout the United States. violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

Try and wrap your head around this. Combined, the PhRMA Members have had to pay a Grand Total of $98,499,302,572 Billion in penalties since the year 2000. Obviously we should allow them to shape our healthcare policy, fix prices and maintain their stranglehold on lobbying, research/development and advertising expenditures in media because they are clearly trustworthy.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

Here is the full list of the total money PhRMA Members have been forced to pay for violating US Law. Alkermes - none Amgen - 22 Penalties total since 2000: $931,844,837 Astellas Pharma - 11 Penalties total since 2000: $329,802,884 Bayer - 124 Penalties total since 2000: $15,782,107,495 Biogen - 7 Penalties total since 2000: $931,824,034 BioMarin Pharmaceutical - 1 Penalty: $169,987 Boehringer Ingelheim - 14 Penalties total since 2000: $885,844,089 Bristol Myers Squibb - 49 Penalties total since 2000: $2,159,062,755 CSL Behring - 7 Penalties total since 2000: $84,120,730 Daiichi Sankyo - 8 Penalties total since 2000: $414,097,967 Eisai - 8 Penalties total since 2000: $44,297,143 Eli Lilly and Company - 26 Penalties total since 2000: $2,831,299,676 EMD Serono - 1 Penalty: $44,300,000 Genentech (owned by Roche) - 8 Penalties total since 2000: $57,627,657 Gilead Sciences - 5 Penalties total since 2000: $344,015,701 GlaxoSmithKline - 50 Penalties total since 2000: $9,572,803,406 Incyte - 1 Penalty total since 2000: $12,600,000 Ipsen - 2 Penalties total since 2000: $51,150 Johnson & Johnson - 88 Penalties total since 2000: $24,497,162,770 Lundbeck - 1 Penalty total since 2000: $52,600,000 Merck & Co. - 89 Penalties total since 2000: $10,710,400,031 Novartis - 36 Penalties total since 2000: $2,449,415,337 Novo Nordisk - 15 Penalties total since 2000: $129,887,792 Otsuka Pharmaceutical - 12 Penalties total since 2000: $132,846,595 Pfizer - 98 Penalties total since 2000: $10,948,368,523 Sanofi - 37 Penalties total since 2000: $890,816,885 Sunovion - none Takeda Pharmaceutical Company - 32 Penalties total since 2000: $3,987,516,447 Teva Pharmaceutical Company - 96 Penalties total since 2000: $10,242,576,796 UCB (Union Chimique Belge) - 10 Penalties total since 2000: $76,139,028 Quite the list isn’t it?

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

So far we have covered lobbying and members fines they were forced to pay for breaking the law but that isn’t everything. The PhRMA Network doesn’t just lobby, they also use their influence to provide Grants throughout the industry and in turn securing a monopoly on research and patient advocacy. Here are the details about how they go about doing this thanks to the fine folks at Public Citizen who complied all of this information on the network. (https://www.citizen.org/news/96876-2/)

$6 Billion in PhRMA Network Grants Flood the Non-Profit World, Muddying the Advocacy Landscape - Public Citizen WASHINGTON, D.C. — A new report by Public Citizen has uncovered that the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA)… citizen.org

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

From 2010 to 2022, the PhRMA Network allocated over $6 billion in grants to upwards of 20,000 distinct beneficiaries. This figure is more than triple the amount spent on lobbying and seventyfold the political contributions made by the PhRMA Network during the same period. In the year 2021 alone, grants exceeding $720 million were distributed, with an annual average of nearly $600 million in grants from 2018 to 2022. Over 460 entities received funding from at least five different PhRMA Network sources. Furthermore, upwards of 70 entities were funded by ten or more sources within the Network. Thirteen prominent patient advocacy groups in the country received in excess of $10 million each from the PhRMA Network, cumulating to $266 million in total. I'm sure spreading around all this money has had little influence on research outcomes and patient advocacy. You know all of those “Societies” who are paraded in front of the public as independent organizations who specialize in finding treatments and cures for various diseases? Yeah they are bought by PhRMA as well. I know, I know a complete shocker.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

Notably, the American Heart Association and the American Cancer Society were granted $64 million and $23 million, respectively, by the PhRMA Network. The American Heart Association's benefactors include Pfizer with a donation of $8.3 million, AstraZeneca contributing $29 million, and Sanofi with $17 million, all known for manufacturing costly medications, particularly in the cardiovascular domain. The American Cancer Society benefited from contributions of $6 million from AstraZeneca, $4.7 million from Merck, and $3.4 million from Pfizer, each a producer of high-priced cancer treatments.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

The American Diabetes Association received over $11 million from Sanofi and more than $7 million from Eli Lilly, which, alongside Novo Nordisk, dominate the global insulin market, holding a 90% share. https://t.co/5osrFeRlrk

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

Cure SMA, a leading spinal muscular atrophy organization, was endowed with over $5.8 million from Novartis, creators of a gene therapy for SMA priced at an astonishing $2.25 million per dose. https://t.co/fGHEHFTRPt

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

UsAgainstAlzheimer’s supported the FDA's contentious endorsement of the Alzheimer's medication Aducanumab, despite widespread opposition by the FDA’s advisory panel. The organization was funded $300,000 by Biogen in 2022, with consistent support from both Biogen and Eisai, the medication's manufacturers, in preceding years, situating both companies in the organization’s premier donor category, as per annual reports.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

Public Citizen also uncovered numerous op-eds by recipients of PhRMA Network grants critiquing governmental measures to regulate drug pricing, often mirroring PhRMA Network rhetoric. Occasionally, these op-ed authors had received a grant close to the time of publication for "advocacy" purposes. It's funny how that tends to work out. This is the corrupt game being played with peoples lives on a daily basis. Lies on top of lies that are all presented under the guise of the best interest of American citizens. Nothing could be further from the truth. PhRMA is just one prong in the colossus that is Biopharmaceutical industry. They are a great case study in understanding the intersecting incestuous interests and front organizations that operate as monopoly managers. There to ensure the chips remained stacked against the public, keeping us dependent on their products, paying with our hard earned cash and collective health.

@JoshWalkos - Champagne Joshi

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@KanekoaTheGreat - KanekoaTheGreat

Dr. Anthony Fauci's Financial Entanglements with the Pharmaceutical Industry NIH scientists secretly earned $710 million in royalties from drug makers during the pandemic, with $690 million going to the NIAID, led by Dr. Anthony Fauci and 260 of its scientists. In The Real Anthony Fauci, @RobertKennedyJr details how Dr. Fauci cultivated intricate financial connections between pharmaceutical companies, NIAID, and its employees, turning big government into a seamless subsidiary of big pharma during his five-decade career. Financial Entanglements: Dr. Fauci’s $6 billion annual budget has been used to dominate various health agencies and organizations, including the CDC, FDA, HHS, NIH, the Pentagon, the WHO, and more. Additionally, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has contributed $1.7 billion annually for biological weapons research, raising his total grant budget to $7.7 billion. Control Over Scientific Research: Dr. Fauci wields substantial control over the scientific community by funding and influencing research outcomes. He rewards scientists who support his pharma-centric agenda and marginalizes those who challenge it. This has led to a biased focus on patented medicines and vaccines, sidelining off-patented therapies and preventive measures. Corrupt Practices: NIAID officials often supplement their income through private projects for drug companies, creating conflicts of interest. This practice has been criticized for ethical lapses and lack of transparency, with many NIH patents generating millions in revenue for government-funded scientists without proper disclosure. Impact on Public Health: Under Dr. Fauci's leadership, the pharmaceutical industry's influence has led to high drug prices and worse health outcomes in the U.S. Adverse drug reactions have become a leading cause of death. Despite significant funding, there has been little progress in addressing chronic allergic and autoimmune diseases, which have skyrocketed during his tenure. Pharma-Centric Agenda: Dr. Fauci's focus on drug development has overshadowed the core mission of advancing science and public health. His management has transformed NIAID into a vehicle for promoting pharmaceutical products, often at the expense of addressing environmental and lifestyle factors contributing to chronic diseases. Public Health Neglect: Dr. Fauci has been criticized for ignoring the links between environmental factors and health issues, such as glyphosate in food, pesticide residues, and vaccine adjuvants. His tenure has been marked by a focus on profitable drug development rather than genuine public health advocacy. A Legacy of Controversy: In 1990, AIDS activists stormed the NIH in a dramatic protest against Dr. Anthony Fauci. They lit smoke bombs, carried an effigy of Fauci's head on a stick, and brandished coffins with the defiant slogan, "F**K YOU FAUCI." Fauci was accused of deliberately obstructing access to safe, effective, off-patent treatments for AIDS while promoting a costly and dangerous chemotherapy drug that benefited big pharma. Hundreds of affordable treatments were ignored as Fauci focused on AZT, a discarded cancer drug known for its fatal toxicity, priced at $8,000 per year. Controversy During COVID-19: Three decades later, during the COVID-19 pandemic, criticism of Dr. Fauci has only grown louder. Millions, including thousands of scientists, doctors, and medical professionals, accuse Fauci of funding dangerous gain-of-function research with Chinese military scientists at the Wuhan Laboratory, promoting devastating lockdowns and blocking access to safe, effective off-patent treatments. Conclusion: For over five decades, Dr. Fauci has prioritized pharmaceutical profits over public health, creating a system rife with conflicts of interest and ethical concerns. His tenure has seen a deterioration in American health despite his portrayal as a committed public servant. Critics compare his management style to historical figures like J. Edgar Hoover, who used their power for personal and industry gain rather than the public good. Quotes: "During his half-century as America's health czar, Dr. Fauci has played a central role in crafting a world where Americans pay the highest price for medicine and suffer worse health outcomes compared to other wealthy countries." "Dr. Fauci has done almost nothing to advance NIAID's core obligation of researching the causes of the devastating explosions and epidemics of chronic allergic and autoimmune diseases that under his tenure have mushroomed to afflict 54% of children, up from 12.8% when he took charge of NIAID in 1984." "While ignoring the explosion of allergic conditions, Dr. Fauci has instead reshaped NIAID into the leading incubator for new pharmaceutical products, many of which, ironically, profit from the cascading chronic disease pandemic." "Under his watch, drug companies engineered the opioid crisis and made American citizens the globe's most overmedicated population." ----- How did politicians and the corporate media convince millions of Americans that Dr. Anthony Fauci, who turned big government into a seamless subsidiary of big pharma, is a hero of public health? Oh yeah, politicians and the corporate media are also funded by big pharma.

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

🔥THE CANADIAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DOLES OUT $102B PER YEAR (1/4 OF THE TOTAL BUDGET) IN A OPAQUE SLUSH FUND TITLED "OTHER TRANSFER PAYMENTS" This money is TAX-FREE, and only 1 list exists online....and its hard to find. Heres where the money is going .....BUCKLE UP... a 🧵 https://t.co/7Ik1YrIfOS

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

Virtually no information exists on where this money is going. Budget documents include ONE paragraph on this fund: "Other transfer payments by departments are projected to increase to $112.8 billion in 2029. Growth reflects growing profiles, such as Canadian Dental Care Plan benefits and support for electric vehicle batteries"

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

But I found the motherlode! A virtually never-visited Public Accounts of Canada webpage titled: Volume III, Section 6: Transfer payments lists where every department is sending this money: https://t.co/dhF5CSUxTM

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

This website contains a NEVER-ENDING list of government favoritism -- its a $100B slush fund. Here are some examples: https://t.co/qFnwd2LPtN

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

Dance studios https://t.co/Ivf5Wdynk4

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

Random companies? https://t.co/ZNuc4sZDgG

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

McCain Foods? https://t.co/lDXbE4gBTo

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

23M for police in other countries? https://t.co/vslW1yfhEX

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

you guys the list is so long that when I try to figure out how many pages it is by trying to print it it crashes my PC

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

MILLION UPON MILLIONS TO GLOBAL BANKS https://t.co/4jhSHaMTuT

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

Let me in there ill DOGE the f*ck out of this organization

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

Here is proof this fund exists this is right from the 2024 budget "other transfer payments" https://t.co/h89q49u9rl

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

900M to the UN https://t.co/pZFomX4fHK

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

70 more million for the UN, and the one above ⬆ has the Aga Khan foundation in it at the bottom. bonus. https://t.co/i2zQi048FA

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

millions more to the UN https://t.co/pVmMZkqP5K

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

190M to the "Canadian Media Fund Corporation" https://t.co/Q7h16OY4tI

@Tablesalt13 - Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸

$102B/yr is more than Canada's OAS and GIS program it could also solve health care

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

Speaking of Sandy Hook, Adam Lanza & J psyops…. Fact check this, cunts.✌️ https://t.co/aFdu7hdhnY

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

Yup. Sandy Hook = another J psyop to disarm Americans. https://t.co/6CAoVbwZ6n

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

My buddy, STEVEN YOUNG, the PRESIDENT & CEO of SARC, and former DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTERS at MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE and CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE, tells me you won’t. (For some reason, I tend to believe him.) But just to be safe, I may go ahead and ask… EUGENE & MAXINE ROSENFELD GLAXOSMITHKLINE (Wellcome Trust) MERCK (BlueVoyant, Duke Energy, Johns Hopkins) NIH DoD …and the fine MOSSAD/GCHQ folks over at DUKE UNIVERSITY their thoughts too.

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

1🧵Covid-19 was the most expensive event in the history of the world. A large contributor to this debt was the Paycheck Protection Program [PPP] which spent $953billion. 💰 Some of that went to fund the very same people implicated in the origins of C19. A lot actually. 😳

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

2🧵EcoHealth Alliance [EHA], middle man company responsible for flowing NIH funds into the WIV for GOF work on CoVs were granted 2 PPP loans. Yes, the same EHA that published a paper condemning all who questioned the origins of C19 as conspiracy theorists. Drastic-DARPA -GOF pushing slugs who were also found to be working w/ the CIA leading up to C19.

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

3🧵Metabiota, the co. founded by Nathan Wolfe, an advisor to EHA, whom Metabiota worked hand in hand w/ leading up to the pandemic. Total PPP? $1.6 million. Oh, and they're funded by the CIA's In-Q-Tel.. ...and Hunter Biden had 14% ownership of Metabiota.

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

4🧵Ology, aka Resilience also received a generous chunk of change at $2.1 million thru the PPP. Although marketed as a new CDMO, Ology was taken over by the Intelligence agencies & rebranded to make Moderna's C19 vaccines. On the board of directors for Resilience/Ology is Chris Darby, the [at the time] president of the CIA's In-Q-Tel. Another board member is Joe Lonsdale, the co-founder of Palantir...which ran the Tiberius software that tracked ALL the C19 jabs in the nation..🤔

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

5🧵Palantir, btw also got its startup funding by the CIA's In-Q-Tel, just like Metabiota, just like Resilience.. The bio-pharmaceutical nepotism is a never ending stream of money-but not for the people of the nation.

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

6🧵Not only did tax dollars fund all these entities from the start, & the unhinged intelligence agencies have infiltrated, & were the entities that are most to blame & most to profit... but they were then handed $5.2 million dollars as a "thank you" from the USG for constructing such a profitable scam. 💰💰💰💰💰 ..and WE PAID FOR IT!

@dezzie_rezzie - Destiny Rezendes

https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/resilience-inc-9799547004 https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/metabiota-inc-1919957204 https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/metabiota-inc-7425808307 https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/ecohealth-alliance-1177998506 https://www.civilianintelligencenetwork.ca/2022/03/02/relationship-between-darpa-and-moderna-exposes-the-real-threat-of-private-public-partnerships-against-humanity/

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Relationship between DARPA and Moderna exposes the real threat of Private Public Partnerships against humanity. – Civilian Intelligence Network civilianintelligencenetwork.ca

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@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

I had to spot check this to make sure I didn't have a bug in my code. But the largest single 501(c)(3) recipient of taxpayer money is an entity I've never heard of, Battelle Memorial Institute, EIN 314379427. It accepted $9,821,317,836 in government grants last year - almost ten billion dollars. And it takes relatively few other contributions. I can't tell what they do from their website. Can anyone provide any insight?

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Here is a thread of each senator in the finance committee and who funds them. RFK Jr's confirmation hearing is next week. Before the whole senate votes to confirm him, the Finance Committee questions and votes for him. Keep in mind, they will put on quite the show for their donors. See if any of your senators are below. 🧵

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Mike Crapo (R - Idaho) Not only has Crapo received almost a million from the health care industry, his biggest donor is United Health Group. Additional donors include Pfizer, Novo Nordisk, and Gilead Sciences.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Ron Wyden (D- Oregon) Wyden has received 1.5 million from the health care industry. Notable donors include, Molina Healthcare, Quest Diagnostics, and Novo Nordisk.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Chuck Grassley (R- Iowa) Grassley has received 716k from the healthcare industry. Donors include Cencora, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, and Ecolab.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

John Cornyn (R- Texas) Cornyn has received over 2 million dollars from the healthcare industry. Donors include Novo Nordisk, Cigna, GE Healthcare, Molina Healthcare, and P&G. Already said is a yes vote.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

John Thune (R- South Dakota) Not only has Thune received about a million from the healthcare industry, Sanford Health is his second biggest donor. Additonal donors are Novo Nordisk, Pfizer, Quest Diagonstics, and GE Healthcare. Already said is a yes vote.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Tim Scott (R- South Carolina) Scott has received 2.3 million from the healthcare industry. Some of these donors include HCA Healthcare, Metlife, P&G, and Gilead Sciences.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Bill Cassidy (R- Louisiana) Cassidy has received 2.8 million from the healthcare industry with his second biggest donor being from Ochsner Health System. Other donors include Humana, Ecolab, Johnson & Johnson, Cardinal Health and more.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

James Lankford (R - Oklahoma) Lankford has received about 800k from the healthcare industry. Donors include GE Healthcare, P&G, and Johnson & Johnson.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Steve Daines (R - Montana) Daines has received 1.5 million from the healthcare industry. Donors include Amgen, Regeneron Pharm., and Novo Nordisk.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Todd Young (R - Indiana) Young received 1.5 million from the healthcare industry including Elevance Health as his third biggest donor. Additional donors include Cencora, Amgen, Johnson & Johnson, and GE Healthcare.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

John Barrasso (R- Wyoming) Barrasso has received about a million dollars from the healthcare industry. Donors include Edwards Lifesciences, Tenet Healthcare, Humana, and GE Healthcare. Already a yes vote.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Ron Johnson (R - Wisconsin) Johnson has been very outspoken about Big Pharma. He has received about a million from the healthcare industry but I believe most of this is pre pandemic or from individual health care professionals. The only pharma donor I see post-pandemic is Elevance Health. Already a yes vote.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Thom Tillis (R- North Carolina) Tillis has received about 2 million from the healthcare industry. Donors include Edwards Lifesciences, Quest Diagnostics, Neurocrine, P&G, and Metlife.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Marsha Blackburn (R- Tennessee) Blackburn accepts about 1.6 million from the healthcare industry. Donors include Neurocrine Bioscience, Edwards Lifesciences, and GE Healthcare. Already a yes vote.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Roger Marshall (R- Kansas) Marshall received a million dollars from the healthcare industry. Donors include Gilead Sciences, Abbvie, Pfizer and more. Already said he is a yes vote.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Maria Cantwell (D - Washington) Cantwell has received 447k from the healthcare industry. Donors include Gilead and Davita.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Michael Bennet (D- Colorado) Bennet has received 737k from the healthcare industry. Donors include Novo Nordisk, Gilead Sciences, and Johnson & Johnson.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Mark Warner (D- Virgina) Warner received a million dollars from the healthcare industry. Donors include Metlife, Option Care Health, and United Health Group.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Sheldon Whitehouse (D- Rhode Island) Whitehouse has received only 241k from the healthcare industry. His last corporate pharma donations were in 2018 from Acadia Healthcare, Johnson & Johnson, and Amgen. I haven't gone through all these senators stock purchases but I did notice Whitehouse has stock in Eli Lilly - as big pharma as it gets.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Maggie Hassan (D- New Hampshire) Hassan has received 2 million from the healthcare industry. Donors include Grail, Option Care Health, Metlife, Elevance Health, Molina Healthcare, Gilead, and so many more.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Catherine Cortez Masto (D- Nevada) Masto has recieved 2.7 million from the healthcare industry. Donors include Humana, Grail, Regeneron Pharm., Pfizer, HCA Healthcare, and many more.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Elizabeth Warren (D- Massachussets) Warren is an interesting one. She has received 748k from the healthcare industry but she has no corporate donors...that we know of. This made me dive deeper into some strange connections since she has been the most outspoken over Kennedy by repeated common propaganda points. View my findings at the bottom of the thread.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Bernie Sanders (D- Vermont) Bernie has received almost 1.3 million from the healthcare industry. However, Sanders does not have any corporate donors. These donations are from individual people who work in healthcare.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Tina Smith (D- Minnesota) Smith has received about a million from the healthcare industry. Donors include Grail, Quest Diagnostics, Metlife, and P&G.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Ben Lujan (D- New Mexico) Lujan has received 773k from the healthcare industry. Donors include Davita, Humana, Amgen, and Pfizer.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Raphael Warnock (D- Georgia) Warnock has received 194k from the healthcare industry. I do not see any pharma related corporate donors. These are individual donations from healthcare workers or pharma employees.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Peter Welch (D- Vermont) I guess best for last. Welch has only received 53,000 from the healthcare industry mainly through a seperate pac. I honestly think that opensecrets might not have their data synced properly for this one- but who knows. Donors include Teladoc Health, Ecolab, and P&G.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

Please, reach out to your senators to ask them to confirm RFK Jr. We outnumber their donors. Stand for Health Freedom made it super easy to send your senators a letter. I have no incentives with this organization. I have just met some of their team. @standforhealth1 https://standforhealthfreedom.com/actions/kennedy/

We support Kennedy: Tell your US Senator to support him too - STAND FOR HEALTH FREEDOM Facebook Twitter Pinterest Print standforhealthfreedom.com

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

My sources: I used @OpenSecretsDC and @QuiverQuant to review each senator. Sorry for the double photo on the top of the thread. X isn't giving me an option to edit it.

@AnnaRMatson - Anna Matson

@OpenSecretsDC @QuiverQuant And here is more information about Senator Warren

@BlackTomThePyr8 - Tom Czerniawski

Here's Bill Gates funding the developers of SARS-CoV-2 in order to profit from the vaccines against SARS-CoV-2, which he had invested in, prior to the pandemic, while having the WHO and Gavi - whom he also heavily invested in - push those vaccines on the world. Neat arrangement! https://t.co/zILO1ZtDqQ

@GenFlynn - General Mike Flynn

I’m a Catholic and I want to know why are American taxpayers funding Catholic Charities? This organization is ripping off American taxpayers. The data below outlines recent grants awarded by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). HHS established most of these grants AFTER the election and BEFORE @realDonaldTrump ‘s inauguration. Something is VERY ROTTEN in HHS and most definitely at Catholic Charities. And, please take notice that most of these "Catholic Charities" are located in areas that are represented by members of Congress who oppose President Trump and his agenda. Congress MUST CONFIRM @RobertKennedyJr immediately AND then he should crush these organizations ripping off American taxpayers and likely supporting child sex and slave trafficking. United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: $200,205,406.69 Catholic Charities Diocese of Fort Worth Endowment: $277,112,002.00 Catholic Charities Community Services: $56,438,404.70 To name a few. There are many others and they’re not just in “democrat” districts. Again, these are American Taxpayer dollars…it’s in the billions! 😡 @CforCatholics @Amerifuture @CarloMVigano https://www.usaspending.gov/

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

The @DOGE team is rapidly shutting down these illegal payments

@GenFlynn - General Mike Flynn

Now it’s the “Lutheran” faith (this use of “religion” as a money laundering operation must end): Lutheran Family Services and affiliated organizations receive massive amounts of taxpayer dollars, and the numbers speak for themselves. These funds, total BILLIONS of American taxpayer dollars. Here are just a few of the recent grants awarded (pre @RobertKennedyJr ) by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS): LUTHERAN IMMIGRATION AND REFUGEE SERVICE INC: $367,612,906 LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE SOUTH, INC: $134,190,472.95 LUTHERAN SERVICES FLORIDA, INC.: $82,937,819.95 There are MANY more organizations cashing in on our hard-earned money. These entities are receiving huge sums, which raise serious questions about how taxpayer funds are being spent and who’s benefiting. It’s time to hold these organizations accountable. American taxpayers deserve transparency. Enough is enough! And there is much more where these screen shots below came from.

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

$3.6 BILLION in a single year and $6.3 BILLION total seems aggressive AF, USAID.😳 CHEMONICS INTERNATIONAL, INC. https://t.co/LtAHJi56SN

@SarahisCensored - Sarah Fields

Zoom in on this. If you’re not angry yet, you should be. https://t.co/NRCy766Xg5

@SarahisCensored - Sarah Fields

Bottom of page https://t.co/c73j9te2ac

@SarahisCensored - Sarah Fields

Clearer photo https://t.co/KDJbfxWxxN

@SarahisCensored - Sarah Fields

Thank for sharing @0hRisks https://t.co/e1XGoyZDvq

@SarahisCensored - Sarah Fields

@0hRisks Oh boy

@ProblemGirl_13 - Ashley

.@KrishVignarajah, who worked as policy director for Michelle Obama during the Obama White House, who accepted over $100,000,000 in 2023 from the government to help traffic people into the country, also served as senior advisor to the State Department under Hillary Clinton developing the policies to help traffic people across the border. How wild.

@SarahisCensored - Sarah Fields

Absolute INSANITY. https://t.co/WSWtE5M2xS

@SarahisCensored - Sarah Fields

Zoom in on this. If you’re not angry yet, you should be. https://t.co/NRCy766Xg5

@teameffujoe - The Older Millennial

At the same time Americans in NC were freezing to death in tents, we were giving $584,000,000 to support illegal immigrants! https://t.co/qcFSvCpJzA

@GenFlynn - General Mike Flynn

Now it’s the “Lutheran” faith (this use of “religion” as a money laundering operation must end): Lutheran Family Services and affiliated organizations receive massive amounts of taxpayer dollars, and the numbers speak for themselves. These funds, total BILLIONS of American taxpayer dollars. Here are just a few of the recent grants awarded (pre @RobertKennedyJr ) by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS): LUTHERAN IMMIGRATION AND REFUGEE SERVICE INC: $367,612,906 LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE SOUTH, INC: $134,190,472.95 LUTHERAN SERVICES FLORIDA, INC.: $82,937,819.95 There are MANY more organizations cashing in on our hard-earned money. These entities are receiving huge sums, which raise serious questions about how taxpayer funds are being spent and who’s benefiting. It’s time to hold these organizations accountable. American taxpayers deserve transparency. Enough is enough! And there is much more where these screen shots below came from.

@teameffujoe - The Older Millennial

By the way, after all this news broke they changed their name to @GlobalRefuge Don’t let them slip into the shadows. https://t.co/37Xb5AgliY

@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC

Save the Children, your presence is requested. We’d like a word with all of you.🫡

@CMichaelsShow - The Chris Michaels Show

Did @SavetheChildren and its subordinates get $1,154,906,315 from USAID? In the US, they got $482,375,116 from US taxpayers with over $7M going to payroll for c-suite staff, but what about individual nations too? This is about 53% of their funding 1/ https://t.co/RQ2QYFcwsP

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/1🚨BREAKING — FEDERAL JUDGE McCONNELL MUST RECUSE HIMSELF IMMEDIATELY. AFL has uncovered a major potential conflict of interest for Judge John McConnell, Chief Judge of the federal district court of Rhode Island, who halted President Trump’s temporary spending freeze. READ ⬇️ https://t.co/mDEBDxd5hX

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/2 AFL has uncovered evidence suggesting that Judge McConnell appears to be currently serving on the Board of Directors for the non-profit NGO Crossroads Rhode Island, where he was previously the Chair of the Board and is still currently listed as the Chair-Emeritus. https://t.co/rXmdVMN3as

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/3 In fact, Judge McConnell has appeared as a Director on Crossroads’ IRS Form 990 every year since he took the federal bench in 2013. https://t.co/JfbKk7RrJC

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/4 And, for much of that time, he served as Chair of the Board, a position he held from 2011 through 2021.  Prior to serving as Chair, he was the Vice Chair in 2009 and 2010 and a board member from 2006 to 2008. https://t.co/rDjsWaJlY8

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/5 According to Crossroads’ 2023 Form 990, Crossroads Rhode Island received over $18.6 million in government funding that year alone. That accounted for over half of its $30 million of revenue. https://t.co/GARJD4iQGH

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/6 AFL’s review of required disclosure forms reveals that since Judge McConnell became Vice Chair of the Board of Crossroads Rhode Island in 2009, the organization has received over $117.6 million in government funding (accounting to the end of 2023). Crossroads received over $42 million from 2020 to 2023 from government sources, including the state of Rhode Island, a named plaintiff in the lawsuit.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/7 This year, Rhode Island government records show that Crossroads Rhode Island has already received just under $2.9 million in FY2025 to provide various programs and services to Rhode Island, one of the plaintiffs. https://t.co/GjgK4LW59t

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/8 Why is this significant? Keep reading. ⬇️

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/9 It is common practice for the federal government to disburse money to the states, which then hand it out to NGOs like Crossroads Rhode Island. Here, Judge McConnell ordered taxpayer dollars to continue flowing to the states, including Rhode Island, writing, “[s]tates rely on federal funds to provide and maintain vital programs.”

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/10 USA Spending shows that in the past 15 years, 155 federal grants to Rhode Island state and local governments list Crossroads Rhode Island as a sub-awardee. In FY2023 alone, the organization’s audit shows that more than $10 million in federal funding flowed through Rhode Island to Crossroads.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/11 In short, in the 18 years Judge McConnell has been on the board of Crossroads Rhode Island, it has received over $128 million in government funding.  When Judge McConnell ruled against the Trump Administration and required federal taxpayers to continue funding the State of Rhode Island, it seems that he also required continued funding for his pet “non-profit,” Crossroads Rhode Island.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/12 Federal law, 28 U.S.C. § 455, requires judges to disqualify themselves “in any proceeding in which [their] impartiality might reasonably be questioned.” https://t.co/mOSomMgwUc

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/13 The law further requires judges to disqualify themselves when they are a fiduciary or have any other interest that could be substantially affected by the outcome of the proceeding. https://t.co/snm1gzo8bW

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/14 Directors of non-profits have fiduciary responsibilities to their organizations under Rhode Island Law. 7 R.I. Gen. Laws § 7-6-22(b). The Judicial Conference of the United States imposes the same rules in the Code of Conduct for U.S. Judges. https://t.co/fFsWaKTFuq

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/15 But that’s not all… ⬇️

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/16 Judges must avoid even the appearance of bias.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/17 In the words of the Supreme Court, ​​“An insistence on the appearance of neutrality is not some artificial attempt to mask imperfection in the judicial process, but rather an essential means of ensuring the reality of a fair adjudication. Both the appearance and reality of impartial justice are necessary to the public legitimacy of judicial pronouncements and thus to the rule of law itself.”

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/18 To recap: Judge McConnell has been on the board of an NGO for nearly 20 years, a board he still apparently sits on. In that time, that NGO has received over $128 million dollars in government funding from the state, a recipient of federal taxpayer dollars. This NGO, to which he owes a fiduciary duty, stood to lose millions of dollars based on the outcome of his decision in the case.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/19 Given the heightened public scrutiny of this case and the profound constitutional implications inherent in binding the actions of the President of the United States, the appearance of a conflict of interest is highly problematic, to say the least.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/20 If, as the documents suggest, Judge McConnell has been a leader of Crossroads Rhode Island, and if, as the documents also suggest, he knew or should have known that Crossroads Rhode Island would stand to benefit from his ruling against the federal taxpayers, then it seems he should have fully disclosed his entanglement with this federally funded organization up front and recused himself from the matter.  He did not do these things. Now, it appears he should immediately vacate his TRO and swiftly recuse himself from this case without delay to comply with his ethical obligations.

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

The Left spent the past decade building a vast censorship enterprise. A shadowy network of NGOs, tech groups and governments working to censor the Left's enemies—not just in America, but across the West. Over the next four years, the GOP must expose + dismantle this system. 🧵 https://t.co/XH2EkdGaoM

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

The censorship-industrial complex wasn't built overnight. It's been festering for years. But the Biden administration mobilized an unholy alliance of government power, taxpayer dollars, NGOs and Big Tech companies to build it into a global censorship powerhouse.

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

Seemingly every agency was a partner in building this system: FBI, CIA, NSA, DHS, State Department, Department of Education, the National Science Foundation, USAID—even FEMA. Through grants and partnerships, these agencies funneled countless tax dollars to censorship groups. https://t.co/GahTDypN0Z

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

What you have to understand is that these groups operate as one cohesive class. There's a revolving door between the "public" and "private" spheres. Former government officials populate the advisory boards of these "disinformation" groups—and vice versa. https://t.co/jspbxJHAIW

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The groups behind the X/Twitter ad boycott say they're "nongovernmental," but they're not. They're funded by governments, work with intel agencies, and/or were caught spying for governments. Congress & UK Parliament must investigate this government-backed assault on free speech. https://t.co/bl3T3zwSv7

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

Biden's transition team was STACKED with tech insiders. They staffed the entire executive branch—State, Treasury, EPA, OMB, etc. Many of them were Obama alumni. When Obama left office, they went to work in tech. When Biden's presidency began, they transitioned right back in. https://t.co/JLJxbD0amy

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

So it should come as no surprise that these worlds are in constant communication with one another. Remember Jen Psaki boasting that they were "flagging problematic posts" for Facebook? These weren't independent actors. Under the Biden administration, it was one system. https://t.co/m2HyXSkZo4

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

And Biden officials didn't just "flag" content. They pushed platforms to transform their algorithms to suppress ideas they disliked. In an email, Biden's Digital Director told YouTube that "this is a concern that is shared at the highest (and I mean highest) levels of the WH." https://t.co/ygBLdqFIuX

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

Those are just a few minor examples of a trend that accelerated over the past decade: Western governments creating, funding or coordinating with powerful outside groups to clamp down on (mostly right-wing) dissent. Just look at the State Department's "Global Engagement Center." https://t.co/ea8PHzxanq

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

Between 2020 and 2021, two State Department-backed entities—the Global Engagement Center (GEC) and the National Endowment for Democracy—funneled $665,000 to the Global Disinformation Index (GDI), a British nonprofit which creates secretive blacklists of conservative media. https://t.co/ApmALKOYPr

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

GDI's blacklists were stealthily fed to advertising companies to financially cripple targeted news outlets. The top 10 outlets on its "disinformation" list are all conservative. GDI's CEO openly boasted that this had "a significant impact on" the outlets' "advertising revenue." https://t.co/k37XXgyPVF

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

The GEC was created to combat FOREIGN propaganda aimed at undermining US security. But instead, it was turned inwards on our own citizens. We've seen this stuff happen across our intelligence and security agencies. I fought to shutter the GEC—for good. https://t.co/Zfmi7fDlIU

@SenEricSchmitt - Senator Eric Schmitt

The Global Engagement Center must be excluded from any subsequent piece of legislation for the remainder of the 118th Congress. The American people deserve to know their First Amendment rights are being protected. https://t.co/dxU8V5clAz

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

During the 2020 election—under President Trump's first term—the Department of Homeland Security's CISA formed a "counter-disinformation" coalition with powerful outside censorship groups. Here's what that network did during that election cycle alone, per @FFO_Freedom's analysis: https://t.co/XbeAfYln84

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

This system operates across the borders of the West—giving it yet another way around our Constitution. When their censorship machine faced legal challenges in the US, Biden officials and their nonprofit allies began using foreign censorship laws to crack down on American speech. https://t.co/pvZ3tMoSAt

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

At least 23 US-funded NGOs, nonprofits and "disinformation" groups have received nearly $15.5 million of your tax dollars to help enforce the EU's draconian new Digital Services Act—which levies hefty fines on tech platforms (including US platforms) for allowing "disinformation." https://t.co/mCcBfjMSiH

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

In other words: Using these groups, our government was helping European bureaucrats bully US tech companies into censoring American speech. That includes groups like NewsGuard—whose advisory board has boasted the former heads of the CIA and NSA, DHS, and the GEC, respectively. https://t.co/WQekCCwPVl

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

To sum things up: American and European bureaucrats, along with their friends in the NGOs and the tech companies, have been working together to wage a war of censorship and suppression against their own citizens across the West.

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

I fought this censorship-industrial complex as Attorney General of Missouri, where I sued the Biden admin for pressuring tech platforms into censoring conservatives—and took them to the Supreme Court. Now it's time to work with President Trump to end this once and for all. https://t.co/hUPYmxdyX2

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

Thankfully, President Trump is dismantling the government arm of this regime. The State Department's Global Engagement Center has been shut down. Funding streams for "disinformation" groups have been cut. But many of the "private" censorship NGOs are still operating as we speak. https://t.co/jX9d5Nkri2

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

The stories I've shared in this thread are just the tip of the iceberg. Stay tuned. This fight is just getting started.

@Eric_Schmitt - Eric Schmitt

We’re going to continue this NGO investigation. I discussed today with @dbongino: https://t.co/XY7a1DdVm2

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/1🚨BREAKING — AFL is investigating why Judge John McConnell was selected to preside over the lawsuit challenging President Trump’s spending freeze — despite his public opposition to the President and long-time ties to a group that now stands to receive millions after his ruling.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/2 On January 28, 2025, the District of Columbia and 22 states, including Rhode Island, sued the Trump Administration over President Trump’s temporary spending freeze.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/3 This lawsuit could have been brought in any number of jurisdictions — but it was filed in Rhode Island and assigned to Judge McConnell. The question is, why?

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/4 Judge McConnell has a long history of anti-Trump rhetoric and has been an outspoken critic of President Trump.

@amuse - @amuse

LAWFARE: The Obama-appointed judge that threatened the Trump administration with arrest if funding was not restored to USAID previously likened Trump's first term to the Civil War and Jim Crow and compared Trump to a tyrant in 2021 video footage uncovered by @nataliegwinters. Judge McConnell is an activist who has no business sitting in judgement of the president or his administration.

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The speaker asserts that American constitutional values have been tested in recent years, reminiscent of challenges during the Civil War, Reconstruction, and Jim Crow era. They liken this testing to inflating a balloon, suggesting the rule of law was stretched to its limit, nearly bursting. The speaker emphasizes the importance of courts in upholding the rule of law against arbitrary actions, referencing recent examples. They stress that the Constitution embodies American values in a legal sense. When sentencing, one must consider the defendant's background, acknowledging their unique experiences as a woman, Black individual, transgender person, or someone from a different socioeconomic background. The law must be applied with this understanding.

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Speaker 0: So, what's happened over the last four years or so, and at other times in our country's history, going back to the Civil War and Reconstruction and Jim Crow laws, the Civil Rights and during the last four years is that the values that we live by, the constitutional values that form the basis of our country have been tested and our institutions have been tested in ways that I don't think a lot of folks thought would survive. It got tested in the 1800s by a war, and we survived the war, sometimes well and sometimes not so well, but that's for another story. So what we saw the last four years in my mind was a new testing of it. And how I think about it is, it's like a balloon, you know, and and you're blowing up a balloon and and you and you keep pushing that air in. Well, at some point, the balloon's gonna pop. Right? And and and and and it feels like over the last four years with the challenges that have occurred to the rule of law in this country, that we came very close to that balloon popping. But where courts stand and enforce the rule of law that is against arbitrary and capricious actions by, what could be a tyrant or could be what happened. We saw plenty of examples of that recently. And it enforces our values. Our values, in a legal sense, the Constitution. And it's that reason that, and we find there are plenty of examples of a history and there's plenty of examples over the last four years through government actions when you're sentencing someone, when we talk about sentencing, that you have to take a moment and realize that this, you know, middle class white male, privileged person, needs to understand the human being that comes before us that maybe a woman and maybe black, maybe transgender, maybe poor, maybe rich, maybe whatever, may have experiences that aren't yours and you have to walk in their shoes and understand that the law applies to them where they are. And then you have to apply the law accordingly.

@amuse - @amuse

LAWFARE: Obama-appointed judge threatened Trump and his team with arrest if they don't restore every last dime of funding that has been paused or cancelled. If the president wants to delay any payment he will need to justify his request to the judge's personal satisfaction.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/5 Last month, AFL uncovered that Judge McConnell has served nearly two decades on the Board of Crossroads Rhode Island, an organization that has received at least $128 million in government funding during that time.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/1🚨BREAKING — FEDERAL JUDGE McCONNELL MUST RECUSE HIMSELF IMMEDIATELY. AFL has uncovered a major potential conflict of interest for Judge John McConnell, Chief Judge of the federal district court of Rhode Island, who halted President Trump’s temporary spending freeze. READ ⬇️

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/6 AFL called for Judge McConnell to recuse himself from the case, given his history of opposition to President Trump and long-standing involvement with an organization that, after his ruling to keep federal funds flowing, stands to receive millions more in government funding.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

ICYMI — Judge McConnell, the federal judge blocking President Trump’s spending freeze, has served for 18 years on the board of a nonprofit that has received $128M in government funding during that time. Now, after his ruling to keep federal funds flowing, his nonprofit stands to receive millions more. Judge McConnell must recuse himself IMMEDIATELY.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/1🚨BREAKING — FEDERAL JUDGE McCONNELL MUST RECUSE HIMSELF IMMEDIATELY. AFL has uncovered a major potential conflict of interest for Judge John McConnell, Chief Judge of the federal district court of Rhode Island, who halted President Trump’s temporary spending freeze. READ ⬇️

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/7 Now, AFL is expanding its investigation into how Judge McConnell was selected for this case in the first place. Out of the 22 states and D.C., why was the lawsuit filed in Rhode Island? And why was Judge McConnell selected to hear the case? We intend to find out.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/8 An impartial judiciary is the cornerstone of America’s judicial system. AFL remains steadfast in its commitment to exposing the left’s lawfare against President Trump — and holding those behind it accountable.

@America1stLegal - America First Legal

/9 Read more here: https://aflegal.org/america-first-legal-expands-investigation-into-forum-shopping-effort-to-bring-lawsuits-against-trump-administration-before-activist-judges/

America First Legal Expands Investigation into Forum-Shopping Effort to Bring Lawsuits Against Trump Administration Before Activist Judges WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, America First Legal (AFL) expanded its investigation into Judge John McConnell, the Chief Judge of Rhode Island’s Federal District Court. Judge […] aflegal.org

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵 THREAD - US Global Leadership Corporation, representing 400 NGOs Nicolas Turza, the person who got exposed by @JamesOKeefeIII and OMG, was featured in the following YouTube video by an interesting super-NGO - the US Global Leadership Corporation. In the video, he argues for the involvement of USAID and Department of State in military operations.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

US Global Leadership Corporation on its Youtube Channel describes itself as representing 400 NGOs and businesses. Its mission - "support the smart power approach of elevating diplomacy and development alongside defense in order to build a better, safer world." If you've been with me long enough, you know that is code word for increasing NGO influence in military affairs.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The US Global Leadership Corporation is broken into two nonprofits: Center For Us Global Leadership, a 501(c)(3) with EIN 743093659, with a budget of 10MM. That is the so-called "education arm." Us Global Leadership Campaign, a 501(c)(4) with EIN 522024493, with a budget of 2MM - their "advocacy arm." Neither report taking in any government grants, but they've got plenty of political influence.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The roster of the advisory board is like an Uniparty Who's Who, including Hillary Clinton. ⚪ Admiral Mike Mullen – Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 2007–2011 🔴 George Allen – Governor of Virginia (1994-1998), U.S. Senate (2001-2007) 🔴 James A. Baker, III – Secretary of State (Bush Sr., 1992–1993) 🔵 Howard Berman – U.S. House of Representatives (CA-28, 1983-2013) 🔵 James J. Blanchard – U.S. House of Representatives (MI-18, 1975-1983) 🔵 Bill Bradley – U.S. Senate (NJ, 1979-1997) 🔵 David Cicilline – U.S. House of Representatives (RI-1, 2011-2023) 🔵 Hillary Clinton – Secretary of State 🔴 William Cohen – Secretary of Defense (Republican who served in a Democratic administration) 🔴 Norm Coleman – U.S. Senate (MN, 2003-2009) 🔴 Bob Corker – U.S. Senate (TN, 2007-2019) 🔵 Tom Daschle – U.S. Senate (SD, 1987-2005) 🔴 Charlie Dent – U.S. House of Representatives (PA-15, 2005-2018) 🔵 Christopher J. Dodd – U.S. Senate (CT, 1981-2011) 🔵 Thomas Donilon – National Security Advisor (2010, Obama) 🔴 Mickey Edwards – U.S. House of Representatives (OK-5, 1977-1993) 🔴 Mark Esper – Secretary of Defense (2019-2020) 🔴 Bill Frist – U.S. Senate (TN, 1995-2007) ⚪ Robert Gates – Secretary of Defense (served under both GWB and Obama administrations, registered Republican) 🔵 Sam Gejdenson – U.S. House of Representatives (CT-2, 1981-2001) 🔴 Mike Johanns – U.S. Senate (NE, 2009-2015) 🔴 Robert Kasten, Jr. – U.S. Senate (WI, 1981-1993) 🔴 Tom Kean – Governor of New Jersey (1982-1990) 🔴 Bob Livingston – U.S. House of Representatives (LA-1, 1977-1999) 🔴 Connie Mack, III – U.S. Senate (FL, 1981-2001) 🔵 Sam Nunn – U.S. Senate (GA, 1972-1997) 🔴 Robert O’Brien – National Security Advisor (2019-2021) 🔴 Tim Pawlenty – Governor of Minnesota (2003-2011) 🔵 William J. Perry – Secretary of Defense (1994-1997) 🔴 Condoleezza Rice – Secretary of State (2005-2009) 🔴 Tom Ridge – Secretary of Homeland Security (2003-2005) 🔵 Chuck Robb – U.S. Senate (VA, 1981-2001) 🔴 Mike Rogers – U.S. House of Representatives (MI-8, 2001-2015) 🔴 Ed Royce – U.S. House of Representatives (CA-39, 1993-2019) 🔴 Rick Santorum – U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives (PA, 1995-2007) 🔵 David E. Skaggs – U.S. House of Representatives (CO-2, 1987-1999) 🔴 Gordon Smith – U.S. Senate (OR, 1997-2009) 🔵 Timothy E. Wirth – U.S. Senate (CO, 1987-1993) 🔴 Robert B. Zoellick – World Bank President, Deputy Chief of Staff under GWB

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII In addition, Madeleine Bright was a founding member and Colin Powell served as honorary chairman of the Advisory Council.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

There is plenty of private sector interest. For example, Karan Bhatia, who serves an active position on US Global Leadership Campaign, currently is serving as head of government affairs and public policy at Google. The co-chair is none other than Sean Callahan, who is the CEO of Catholic Relief Services, an organization which receives substantial taxpayer support in facilitating refugees.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII Of more local interest, @BasedMikeLee might want to know that Utah's junior senator is already getting involved in this super-NGO.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee The biggest backers of @USGLC - Bill Gates Foundation and George Soros Open Society Foundation.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC The importance of this cannot be understated. TThis is the first solid confirmation I've seen that George Soros and Bill Gates are backers of the so-called "Uniparty" network.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC Liz Schrayer, the President and CEO of USGLC, also claims to serve on USAID’s Advisory Committee. In the past, she also served as political director of AIPAC. I found a 2024 article where she took credit for circumventing USAID and getting her own 95 billion dollar bill passed.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

USGLC is a Who's Who of the Uniparty - and also of the private sector (compiling the list right now), and it is so powerful that it takes credit for a 95 billion spending bill in a Congress that otherwise ignored Helene victims. And its backers are George Soros and Bill Gates. I am reeling.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC In case you didn't expand my post above, here's a partial listing on who's on their advisory board:

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC Here's a listing of Open Society Foundation (George Soros) grants:

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC But the Bill Gates Foundation provided the vast majority of funding - 71 million over the years, if my math is right:

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The private sector involvement is rampant - including Johnson & Johnson, Walt Disney Company, Sesame Workshop, Walmart, Google, Chemonics, P&G, Coca-Cola, Pfizer, and more. ⚪ Stephen K. Benjamin – President & CEO, The Benjamin Firm, LLC ⚪ Andrew H. Tisch – Co-Chairman of the Board & Chairman of the Executive Committee, Loews Corporation ⚪ Jane M. Adams – Vice President, U.S. Federal Government Affairs & Head of Washington Office, Johnson & Johnson ⚪ Carrie Hessler-Radelet – President & CEO, Global Communities ⚪ Roslyn M. Brock – Chief Global Equity Officer, Abt Associates ⚪ Dr. Evelyn Farkas – Executive Director, McCain Institute at Arizona State University ⚪ Susan L. Fox – Senior Vice President, Head of U.S. Government Relations, The Walt Disney Company ⚪ Brigitte Schmidt Gwyn – Senior Vice President, North America Public Policy & Government Affairs, PepsiCo ⚪ George Ingram – Senior Fellow, Center for Sustainable Development, Brookings Institution ⚪ William Moore – President & CEO, Eleanor Crook Foundation ⚪ Heather Nauert – Advisory Board Member, BGR Group; Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute ⚪ Norman J. Ornstein – Emeritus Scholar, American Enterprise Institute ⚪ Peter J. Roskam – Partner, BakerHostetler (Federal Policy Team Lead) ⚪ Sherrie Rollins Westin – President & CEO, Sesame Workshop ⚪ Sean Callahan – President & CEO, Catholic Relief Services ⚪ Candida “Candi” Wolff – Executive Vice President, Global Government Affairs, Citigroup ⚪ Amb. Karl Hofmann – President & CEO, Population Services International (PSI) ⚪ Paul Weisenfeld – Executive Vice President, International Development, RTI International ⚪ Sarah Thorn – Vice President, Global Government Affairs (International Sourcing), Walmart ⚪ Bill Lane – Chairman Emeritus, U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (retired Caterpillar executive) ⚪ Amb. Karan K. Bhatia – VP, Government Affairs & Public Policy (Global), Google ⚪ Myron Brilliant – Founder, Brilliant Impact Group; Senior Counselor, Dentons Global Advisors ⚪ Jamey Butcher – President & CEO, Chemonics International ⚪ Jeffrey Colman – Deputy Director, Policy and Government Affairs, AIPAC ⚪ Selina Jackson – VP, Global Government Relations and Public Policy, Procter & Gamble ⚪ Maria Pica Karp – VP, Global Government Relations, ADM ⚪ Jenelle Krishnamoorthy, Ph.D. – VP & Head, Global Public Policy, Merck ⚪ Jessica Kruvant – Vice President, External Relations, Creative Associates International ⚪ James A. McGreevy III – VP, Public Policy, Government & Regulatory Affairs, Coca-Cola ⚪ Tjada D’Oyen McKenna – CEO, Mercy Corps ⚪ Rt. Hon. David Miliband – President & CEO, International Rescue Committee ⚪ Michelle Nunn – President & CEO, CARE USA ⚪ Kathleen O’Dell – Principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP (Leader, International Development Practice) ⚪ Caroline Roan – Chief Sustainability Officer & SVP, Global Health & Social Impact, Pfizer; President, The Pfizer Foundation

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

There is significant Uniparty NGO crossover between USGLC and other US government financed NGOs. 🔵 Howard Berman 🔹 USGLC Role: Advisory Council Member 🔸 Board Member, NDI (since 2013) 🔴 Norm Coleman 🔹 USGLC Role: Co-Chair, Board of Directors & Advisory Council Member 🔸 Board Member, NED (~2011–2019) 🔵 Tom Daschle 🔹 USGLC Role: Advisory Council Member 🔸 Vice Chair & current Chair, NDI (Chair since 2022) 🔵 Sam Gejdenson 🔹 USGLC Role: Advisory Council Member 🔸 Board Member, NDI 🔴 Bill Frist 🔹 USGLC Role: Advisory Council Member 🔹 Democracy NGO Role: 🔸 Board Member, NED (~2001–2007) 🔵 Madeleine Albright (-2022) 🔹 USGLC Role: Founding Advisory Council Member 🔸 Founding Vice Chair & Chair, National Democratic Institute (NDI) (2001–2022) 🔸 Board Member, National Endowment for Democracy (NED) (1991–1993)

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC To be honest, I wrote this thread while I was collating the findings. I'm just shocked. This is quite possibly the missing link we've all been looking for.

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC Separately, I was looking at CHIPS Act, an odd bipartisan bill which provided a windfall for colleges and universities. And, presto, USGLC was involved in its lobbying.

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC Other prominent issues they have lobbied on involved the IRA (which was a big NGO windfall). It seems they generally enjoy lobbying for vague spending bills rather than focused ones.

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USGLC have also been major promoters of refugee resettlement and migrant financing in the United States. Sean Callahan, the co-chair of USGLC advocacy arm and also the CEO of Catholic Refugee Services, has outright said that taxpayer dollars should be used to support resettlement of refugees to the United States.

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC President and CEO of Chemonics, Jamey Butcher, is on the board of USGLC as well.

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC President and CEO of Global Communities, Carrie Hessler-Radelet, is the secretary of Center for U.S. Global Leadership (USGLC education arm).

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In fact, USGLC and International Republican Institute (IRI) shared a "Security Event" spot at the 2024 Republican Convention. The IRI includes the following sitting members: 🔴 Mitt Romney – Director; Former U.S. Senator from Utah, 2012 GOP presidential nominee. 🔴 Lindsey Graham – Director; U.S. Senator from South Carolina. 🔴 Joni Ernst – Director; U.S. Senator from Iowa. 🔴 Tom Cotton – Director; U.S. Senator from Arkansas. 🔴 Marco Rubio (Formerly) 🔴 Dan Sullivan – Chairman; U.S. Senator from Alaska. 🔴 Kelly Ayotte – Director; former U.S. Senator from New Hampshire. 🔴 Mark Kirk – Director; former U.S. Senator from Illinois.

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC I was disappointed to find @SenJoniErnst to be involved as well

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC @SenJoniErnst They were so powerful, they got a rare speaking appearance from the sitting President Biden at an event they hosted:

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They are deeply involved in knowing how the government works - download and save this PDF. It is literally a playbook as to the positions to fill to create impact, which was written for the Obama administration and, given the funding sources of Soros and Gates Foundation, likely influenced how our migrant programs scaled so massively. https://www.usglc.org/media/2016/09/USGLC-The-Global-Plum-Book.pdf

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC @SenJoniErnst I also found this Facebook video where they review each nominee for the Biden administration (sorry, I couldn't get the auto-subtitles).

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I'm digging through Congressional testimonies and came across one where both Admiral James G. Stavridis, USN (Ret.), testifying as Co-Chair of the USGLC’s National Security Advisory Council, and Bill Gates testified at the same Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing. The policy impact sought was increased public-private (NGO) partnerships in global development, increased funding for global health initiative, increased foreign aid funding. Talk about a conflict of interest! https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-114shrg59104631/html/CHRG-114shrg59104631.htm

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC @SenJoniErnst Here is another one where Liz Schrayer CEO of USGLC, Howard Kohr, AIPAC CEO, Natasha Bilimoria, Director of US Strategy for GAVI Alliance all testified together to increase funding for International Affairs Budget (think USAID) : https://www.congress.gov/event/116th-congress/house-event/LC65893/text

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Liz Schrayer (CEO of USGLC) loves invoking Reagan's memory to make the case for more USAID involvement - If you've followed my posts... you know these Uniparty NGOs have their roots in the Cold War and truly, honestly believe that without themselves, the Western world would fall apart - which is why they call themselves "Democracy": https://www.usglc.org/media/2025/04/USGLC-FY26-Outside-Witness-Testimony_House-NSRP.pdf

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC @SenJoniErnst I'm going to sign off for now... but this is probably the wildest rabbit hole I've ever gone down.

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Last thing - don't forget how this whole thread started. It started by @JamesOKeefeIII busting DoD Branch Chief Nicolas Turza who outright stated his intent to obstruct the Presidential administration. This is the same person which USGLC featured in a video. https://t.co/oRoq7yjqn2

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC @SenJoniErnst And last last thing - don't forget, USGLC is bankrolled by Soros' OSF and Bill Gates Foundation. Repeat: This could very well be the missing link between the Uniparty and the Soros/Gates alignment.

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC @SenJoniErnst Funny - I hit the Grok button on this thread and got this, anyone else?: https://t.co/c4DsbXRbIY

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC @SenJoniErnst Oh, this is the gift that never stops giving. Of course Don Bacon is deeply involved. https://t.co/m6QFXoLnmr

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@JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC @SenJoniErnst This is only a small organization by revenue (10MM budget) yet it is able to host events in most states on a recurring basis with super prominent names. Just go to the website and look up your local state. @MikeBenzCyber what gives? https://t.co/VlnS81pR40

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Oh, fun. USGLC removed their "Our Board" page. But I saved it all. I'll add some extra mentions that weren't in the last thread. https://t.co/Z6a7lzCwdU

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This one contains many of the names already, which I verified through Google: https://t.co/SqLIoJLFO5

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Here is the archive link: https://archive.is/ofzHY

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Center for U.S. Global Leadership Board ⚪ Norm Coleman (Co-Chair) – Former MN Senator, current Senior Counsel for Hogan Lovells ⚪ Stephen K. Benjamin (Co-Chair) – President & CEO, The Benjamin Firm, LLC ⚪ Andrew H. Tisch (Vice Chair) – Co-Chairman of the Board & Chairman of the Executive Committee, Loews Corporation ⚪ Jane M. Adams (Treasurer) – Vice President, U.S. Federal Government Affairs & Head of Washington Office, Johnson & Johnson ⚪ Carrie Hessler-Radelet (Secretary) – President & CEO, Global Communities ⚪ Roslyn M. Brock – Chief Global Equity Officer, Abt Associates ⚪ Dr. Evelyn Farkas – Executive Director, McCain Institute at Arizona State University ⚪ Susan L. Fox – Senior Vice President, Head of U.S. Government Relations, The Walt Disney Company ⚪ Brigitte Schmidt Gwyn – Senior Vice President, North America Public Policy & Government Affairs, PepsiCo ⚪ George Ingram – Senior Fellow, Center for Sustainable Development, Brookings Institution ⚪ William Moore – President & CEO, Eleanor Crook Foundation ⚪ Heather Nauert – Advisory Board Member, BGR Group; Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute ⚪ Norman J. Ornstein – Emeritus Scholar, American Enterprise Institute ⚪ Peter J. Roskam – Partner, Baker Hostetler (Federal Policy Team Lead) ⚪ Sherrie Rollins Westin – President & CEO, Sesame Workshop

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U.S. Global Leadership Campaign Board ⚪ Sean Callahan (Co-Chair) – President & CEO, Catholic Relief Services ⚪ Candida “Candi” Wolff (Co-Chair) – Executive Vice President, Global Government Affairs, Citigroup ⚪ Amb. Karl Hofmann (Vice Chair) – President & CEO, Population Services International (PSI) ⚪ Paul Weisenfeld (Treasurer) – Executive Vice President, International Development, RTI International ⚪ Sarah Thorn (Secretary) – Vice President, Global Government Affairs (International Sourcing), Walmart ⚪ Bill Lane (Chair Emeritus) – Chairman Emeritus, U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (retired Caterpillar executive) ⚪ Amb. Karan K. Bhatia – VP, Government Affairs & Public Policy (Global), Google ⚪ Myron Brilliant – Founder, Brilliant Impact Group; Senior Counselor, Dentons Global Advisors ⚪ Jamey Butcher – President & CEO, Chemonics International ⚪ Jeffrey Colman – Deputy Director, Policy and Government Affairs, AIPAC ⚪ Selina Jackson – VP, Global Government Relations and Public Policy, Procter & Gamble ⚪ Maria Pica Karp – VP, Global Government Relations, ADM ⚪ Jenelle Krishnamoorthy, Ph.D. – VP & Head, Global Public Policy, Merck ⚪ Jessica Kruvant – Vice President, External Relations, Creative Associates International ⚪ James A. McGreevy III – VP, Public Policy, Government & Regulatory Affairs, Coca-Cola ⚪ Tjada D’Oyen McKenna – CEO, Mercy Corps ⚪ Rt. Hon. David Miliband – President & CEO, International Rescue Committee ⚪ Michelle Nunn – President & CEO, CARE USA ⚪ Kathleen O’Dell – Principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP (Leader, International Development Practice) ⚪ Caroline Roan – Chief Sustainability Officer & SVP, Global Health & Social Impact, Pfizer; President, The Pfizer Foundation ⚪ Edgar Sandoval – President & CEO, World Vision US ⚪ Janti Soeripto – CEO, Save the Children US ⚪ Matthew Wohlman – Vice President, Government Relations, Land O'Lakes Inc. ⚪ Peter Yeo – Senior Vice President, UN Foundation; President, Better World Campaign

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Also, most of these entities take in huge amounts of government money, often USAID. Talk about conflict of interest!

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For instance, here's what Arizona State University (represented by Dr. Evelyn Farkas) looks like - they received 1.7B in federal grants alone in 2024. https://t.co/HSnpLmotJR

@Holden_Culotta - Holden Culotta

There is a $2 million effort to get RFK Jr. ousted happening right in front of us. A leaked memo EXPOSED the whole plan. Now, it’s happening—and Pharma is holding NOTHING back. CDC bureaucrats are subverting Kennedy. Senators are demanding his resignation. The vaccine industry is lobbying to get him fired. And it’s all about to reach a fever pitch: 🧵THREAD

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First, bookmark this thread above. There is concerted effort from Pharma to get RFK Jr. OUSTED. 2 months ago, a leaked memo EXPOSED the plan. Former CDC Directors, Pharma, Senators, public health “experts,” and the media just launched an all-out assault on MAHA:🧵

@Holden_Culotta - Holden Culotta

In July, the Brownstone Institute EXPOSED a leaked memo from BIO, the lobbying arm for Pfizer, Moderna, Merck, Eli Lilly, and Johnson & Johnson. The memo made their goal clear: “It’s time to go to The Hill and lobby that it is time for RFK Jr. to go.” Why? Because RFK Jr. and MAHA are a threat to the corrupt vaccine industry. Vaccyte EVP/COO Jim Wassil allegedly stated there is “no opportunity to raise capital in the current environment.” “Investors are sitting on the sidelines for next 6-9 months.” “Vaccine pathway to approval is unpredictable.” @brownstoneinst

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BIO’s leaked memo REVEALED that they set aside $2 million—half of its $4 million cash reserve—to stop RFK Jr. They planned to target legislators and influencers. The Brownstone Institute noted that the plan “reveals a timeline racing toward” September. It’s now September, and we’re now seeing an all-out PR war from Senators like Bernie Sanders, former CDC Directors, and the media to try and get RFK Jr. ousted from the Trump Administration. Read the Brownstone Institute’s full article exposing this memo here: https://brownstone.org/articles/the-plot-to-get-rfk/ @brownstoneinst

The Plot to Get RFK ⋆ Brownstone Institute On the eve before US Senate reconvenes, a memo plotting removal of US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. leaked. brownstone.org

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On August 30, Senator Bernie Sanders called for RFK Jr. to resign. His whole argument revolves around Kennedy’s “anti-vaccine views.” He cited the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Medical Association, and the World Health Organization to make his case. What do these organizations have in common?🧵

@Holden_Culotta - Holden Culotta

The American Academy of Pediatrics has received $50K+ from Pfizer, Moderna, Merck, and Sanofi, between $25K - $49K from Eli Lilly, and tens of thousands more from other Pharma companies. The American Medical Association has received $1M+ from Pfizer, between $500K - $999K from Merck, AstraZeneca, and Eli Lilly, between $250K - $499K from Novo Nordisk and GSK, and hundreds of thousands more from other Pharma companies. The heart of RFK Jr. and MAHA’s argument against these “expert” public health organizations is that they’re corrupted by Pharma. But Sanders made no attempt to address these concerns. He just regurgitated their talking points.

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Now, 9 former CDC Directors just wrote an article slamming RFK Jr. for “endangering every American’s health.” It’s your typical appeal to authority—despite the total collapse of trust in public health authorities since 2020. “Collectively, we spent more than 100 years working at the CDC, the world’s pre-eminent public health agency.”

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Guess what they held up as a “shining example” of success at HHS and CDC? Operation Warp Speed. But the American people have woken up to the TRUTH: The Covid-19 shots are an unmitigated disaster that ruined countless lives. Even President Trump, who spent 5 years touting Operation Warp Speed as a “brilliant” success, is now listening to RFK Jr. and questioning the lies he was told by Pfizer and Moderna.

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The evidence against the safety of Covid-19 shots is now overwhelming. Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo just declared they are “not fit for human use.” Bookmark the thread below—he EXPOSED the TRUTH that no “expert” dares to study:🧵

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Florida is going to WAR with Pfizer and Moderna. Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo just declared Covid-19 shots are “not fit for human use.” He EXPOSED the truth—and held nothing back. “They should NOT be going into human beings.” And he has a warning for the Republican Party: “Trying to protect President Trump is not a reason to not take care of MILLIONS of people who have been injured by these mRNA Covid-19 vaccines.” 🧵THREAD

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Next, these 9 former CDC Directors credited the CDC with several major public health accomplishments. This is worth breaking down point by point—because they’re all lies, coverups, or half-truths:🧵

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First, they claim that US life expectancy rose from 66 years to 78 years since the CDC was created in 1946. Here’s what they didn’t tell you: They’re using outdated numbers. Since 2020, US life expectancy has taken a sharp downward turn, erasing 25 years of slow progress—and it still hasn’t recovered, 5 years later.

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Second, they credit the CDC with significantly reducing smoking rates. But there is a much darker side to this story … RFK Jr. has EXPOSED that tobacco companies are responsible for turning our food into addictive “poison.” When smoking rates dropped, tobacco companies started buying up food companies. Then, they engineered our food into the chemical-laden, poisonous, addictive catastrophe that it is today. Kennedy: “By the mid-1990s, the two biggest food companies in the world were R.J. Reynolds and Philip Morris.” “They transferred thousands of scientists that were engaged in making tobacco more addictive to do the same thing with food.” “They developed in the lab all of these chemicals that are unknown in nature, that make food more attractive.” “It doesn’t give you nutrition, but you want to eat more and more, so you get obese.” “But at the same time, you get malnourished.” So, while Americans don’t smoke at the rate we did 50 years ago … The same companies that were responsible for that public health issue just turned around and created a much, much larger public health crisis by mass poisoning us with food. That is hardly a “success” for the CDC or public health.

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Third, they held up the East Palestine chemical spill by Norfolk Southern as a success. This one is SHOCKING. East Palestine is an unmitigated disaster—and top health officials regurgitated Norfolk Southern’s LIES. Reporter Jordan Chariton called it Flint, Michigan 2.0. “They brought people back to town within days of chemically detonating over a million pounds of vinyl chloride.” “That’s linked to all sorts of cancers, leukemia, reproductive issues in women.” “We’re starting to see cancers including male breast cancer, which is fairly rare.” “I’ve talked to fathers who their daughters as young as 7 or 8 are starting to have early puberty and menstrual cycles … and young boys are starting to get hair that you wouldn’t get until you’re 12, 13, 14.” “The EPA, the federal government, and the state agencies are basically saying, all good, nothing to see here—but the proof is in the residents.” “They’re sick.”

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Meanwhile, Calley Means just EXPOSED that corrupt CDC bureaucrats are circulating a memo on how to “SUBVERT” RFK Jr. They think the bureaucracy can just overrule the MAHA agenda that Americans voted for. “There is a memo going around at the CDC and HHS about how to subvert President Trump and Secretary Kennedy.” “They are saying that we’re gonna outlast them, that the Republicans are gonna lose the midterms, that this is gonna be a flash in the pan.” @calleymeans

@Holden_Culotta - Holden Culotta

There is more evil under the surface of the CDC’s history than you can imagine. This is not just a fight to reform a misguided system—it’s a spiritual war:🧵

@sheislaurenlee - Lauren Lee

🚨 Is the CDC a DEATH CULT? RFK Jr.’s firing of Susan Monarez exposed what’s been hiding in plain sight for 100 years: A much darker agenda of eugenics, sterilization, and depopulation. The mask is finally DOWN. This is war — and it’s spiritual. 🧵 THREAD

@Holden_Culotta - Holden Culotta

RFK Jr. is set to testify before the Senate on Thursday. The firing of CDC Director Dr. Susan Monarez opened the door to the CDC adopting Kennedy’s vaccine reforms—meaning that Pharma’s push to get him ousted is about to reach a fever pitch. This is a make or break moment for MAHA. Kennedy’s biggest and boldest reforms are finally on the table—and Pharma is throwing millions of dollars into blocking them.

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Thanks for making it to the end. Before you go, follow me @Holden_Culotta and Subscribe for $3/month to support my work! I’m a Gen Z Independent who covers everything from MAHA and health freedom to UFOs and ancient civilizations. https://t.co/ocRnXE30Du

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@Fynnderella1 @RobertKennedyJr Thank you 🙏

@MJTruthUltra - MJTruthUltra

Oh boy… Sounds like 2026 is gonna be lit 👀 A Memo circulating on Social Media details a National Guard Response Force that’s going to be trained in crowd control and civil unrest, and will be deployed in all 50 states by April of 2026. Pete Hegseth: “I’m not going to answer anything on the particulars of something that may be in the planning process.” https://rumble.com/v70p01g-national-guard-response-force-april-of-2026..html

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HOLEE SHIZZLES‼️ President Trump says he will keep his Promise to EXPOSE the Politicians and Billionaires involved with Financing Domestic Terrorism “We have a lot of information about who they are. You’re going to be VERY surprised when you find out.” https://rumble.com/v70ozns-trump-will-expose-the-politicians-and-billionaires-involved-with-financing-.html https://t.co/J7FHAcYPrE

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Speaker 1 asks about a 2024 reelection video in which the speaker promised to show no mercy on the cartels and to employ every military asset to combat them, and to expose all bribes and corruptions involving politicians and the cartels. Speaker 0 confirms, saying they are pursuing that course. They mention investigating where money comes from, noting a recent weekend “garbage deal” as embarrassing to the opposition and that the crowds were not large. They observe that the signs for the protests—yellow and blue—appear professionally made, as if produced in a printing shop, suggesting someone is paying for them. They acknowledge they do not mind protest and sometimes protest themselves, but claim some protesters are “professional agitators” being paid, implying there is a source behind them. Speaker 0 states they have a lot of information about who these agitators are and that the public will be very surprised when they find out who is paying them.

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Speaker 0: Go ahead. Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. When when you were running for reelection in 2024, you released a video statement where you did this you made this exact promise to show no mercy on the cartels and employ every military asset necessary to combat them. In that same video, you also said that you plan to expose all the bribes and corruptions with politicians and the cartels. Speaker 0: I'm doing that. That's your kind to do that. Speaker 1: Looking into that in American politicians. Speaker 0: Yeah. Where the money's coming from. Because you see it. Like, even that garbage deal they had this weekend, which was embarrassing to them, and the crowds were much more the crowds were not big. Those crowds were not big at all. But when you look at signs, and they're all made beautifully, the yellow signs, I saw the yellows, the blues, but they're all made professionally in a printing shop, looks like on Madison Avenue someplace. Some guy is paying for all that stuff, and we don't mind protest. Protest is a good thing. I protest. I'm always protesting. Right? But but when you see some of these people, these people are going crazy. They're they're going crazy because they're getting paid because there's no reason for them to be going crazy. But you watch some of them, and they're professional agitators, and we are finding out who's paying them. Yeah. We we have a lot of information about who they are. You're gonna be very surprised when you find out.

@MJTruthUltra - MJTruthUltra

HOLEE SHIZZLES! NO KINGS Financials Released! The Financers: - Arabella: $79M - Warren Buffet: $16M - Ford: $51M - Rockefeller: $26M - Soros: $72M - Tides: $45M $294,487,641 MILLION Source @realannapaulina

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NO KINGS Financials Released! The Financers: - Arabella: $79M - Warren Buffet: $16M - Ford: $51M - Rockefeller: $26M - Soros: $72M - Tides: $45M $294,487,641 MILLION Source @realannapaulina https://t.co/Op4Z28GUGN