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nivek

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Why I believe Cryptoqueen fraudster who vanished with $4billion is hiding on a luxury yacht in the Mediterranean: Investigator who spent years hunting Bulgarian Ruja Ignatova reveals his theory as she becomes only woman on FBI's most wanted list



While rumours abound, the truth is that, since that October morning five years ago, no one has known for sure where Ignatova has been - or even whether she is still alive. However, following my four-year international investigation with BBC producer Georgia Catt, the story of what happened to the missing Cryptoqueen can be pieced together for the first time. Based on hundreds of sources, including insiders in the world of luxury yachts and penthouses that Ignatova inhabited, my theory is that she had been living in her native Bulgaria, then later Dubai, where she has been linked to a multi-million-pound mansion in a high-security complex. And when the Gulf state, at first a welcoming haven, became too hot to handle, I believe Ignatova set off again - for international waters.

My theory is that she is living the high life on board a private superyacht bobbing around in the Mediterranean. NOT that you would recognise her from the infamous photo in the Bulgarian edition of Forbes magazine that lent her credibility as she lured in victims - including many in Britain - to OneCoin, billing it as a more user-friendly, and far more lucrative, alternative to Bitcoin. For Ignatova, 42, is believed to have undergone plastic surgery to alter her appearance, as well as dyeing her dark hair blonde and losing weight.


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pigfarmer

tall, thin, irritable
I completely hear what that man is saying and understand, but as I always say context is important. Not everyone was living the American dream at that point in our history; if you weren't a heterosexual white man you were somewhere a bit lower on the ladder. Even an existential global war didn't fully crack open that egg completely. Voting Rights and Civil Rights Acts were still a generation in the future. I hear him but there are many ways to look at that statement.

We still are the same country. A bit ***ed up, flawed in many ways, but for the moment still here. It's one of the reasons we have people flooding across our borders.

The fact that we spent decades in a place we shouldn't have is proof of our fallibility, but despite that I happen to like this image quite a bit. It says a lot, better than I can. Hadn't seen anyone handing small children to any Russians .......
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nivek

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Terror at July 4th parade in affluent Chicago suburb Highland Park as 'nine people are shot': Bodies lie in street as witnesses describe shooter standing on roof of store

Multiple people have been shot in the Chicago suburb of Highland Park at a July Fourth parade. It remains unconfirmed exactly how many people have been hurt and if any have been killed, but videos and photos from the scene show blood on the sidewalk and motionless bodies scattered on the parade route. Chicago Sun Times reporter Lynn Sweet was at the parade when gunfire rang out. She has since shared photos and videos from the event which show people lying on the ground, and has described it as a 'bloodbath'. Videos show the moment people watching the parade started running for their lives while a band, unaware of the unfolding horror, carried on towards them. Witnesses told local radio station WGN that the shooter was 'standing on the roof of a store'.

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Rick Hunter

Celestial
I completely hear what that man is saying and understand, but as I always say context is important. Not everyone was living the American dream at that point in our history; if you weren't a heterosexual white man you were somewhere a bit lower on the ladder. Even an existential global war didn't fully crack open that egg completely. Voting Rights and Civil Rights Acts were still a generation in the future. I hear him but there are many ways to look at that statement.

We still are the same country. A bit ***ed up, flawed in many ways, but for the moment still here. It's one of the reasons we have people flooding across our borders.

The fact that we spent decades in a place we shouldn't have is proof of our fallibility, but despite that I happen to like this image quite a bit. It says a lot, better than I can. Hadn't seen anyone handing small children to any Russians .......
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This 100%. I have access to old criminal records at work, and I can tell you people were just as evil and depraved in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as they are today. Many of our small counties had sky high murder rates, and of course those are just the cases where someone got indicted.
 

AD1184

Celestial
Boris Johnson is on the ropes, and is likely to be pushed out of office shortly.

Boris Johnson suffers more ministerial resignations in one day than any PM in history

Boris Johnson suffers more ministerial resignations in one day than any PM in history
After cabinet ministers Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid resigned on Tuesday evening, several of their junior ministerial colleagues have followed suit today, leading to growing pressure on the prime minister.​

I don't think even another trip to Kiev, or another message of support from Zelensky, can save him this time.

I don't think anyone sensible would want to be Prime Minister of this country. There are no fixed term limits, and the lengths of each parliament are also not really fixed, despite David Cameron's Fixed Term Parliaments act of the last decade, as it seems that elections can be called by the government effectively on a whim.

As such, a Prime Minister cannot serve, say, two full terms of four years each, like a US president, and have his time in office be considered a 'success'. Instead, the prime minister's rule is destined to end in failure, either due to being voted out by the electorate, or by being forced to resign by the party, as he is likely to remain in the position until one of those things happens.

Boris Johnson is likely to be forced out imminently; Theresa May was forced out by mass resignations of her cabinet; David Cameron had little choice but to resign after an enormously gamble he took (the Brexit referendum) went the wrong way; Gordon Brown was voted out; Tony Blair was forced to resign; John Major was voted out; Thatcher was forced out by her cabinet; Callaghan was voted out in 1979. There doesn't seem to be a 'nice' way for a prime minister's career to end. The office is thus a poisoned chalice.
 
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nivek

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There doesn't seem to be a 'nice' way for a prime minister's career to end. The office is thus a poisoned chalice.

I knew it was tough being Prime Minister but I had no idea the dismal level it has become...The overall quality of politicians has greatly diminished to a point of being a joke instead of showing a responsible attitudes for any position in government...

Here's one of many examples:

Democrat Rhode Island state senator, 28, is slammed for posting video of herself TWERKING upside down and encouraging people to vote for her

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wwkirk

Divine

What the Guidestones represent/teach:

The ten commandments inscribed there are as follows:
1. Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
2. Guide reproduction wisely — improving fitness and diversity.
3. Unite humanity with a living new language.
4. Rule passion — faith — tradition — and all things with tempered reason.
5. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
6. Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
7. Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
8. Balance personal rights with social duties.
9. Prize truth — beauty — love — seeking harmony with the infinite.
10. Be not a cancer on the Earth — Leave room for nature — Leave room for nature.


It is multilingual:
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wwkirk

Divine
What the Guidestones represent/teach:

The ten commandments inscribed there are as follows:
1. Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
2. Guide reproduction wisely — improving fitness and diversity.
3. Unite humanity with a living new language.
4. Rule passion — faith — tradition — and all things with tempered reason.
5. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
6. Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
7. Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
8. Balance personal rights with social duties.
9. Prize truth — beauty — love — seeking harmony with the infinite.
10. Be not a cancer on the Earth — Leave room for nature — Leave room for nature.


It is multilingual:
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My final post on this topic. One of my favorite podcasts.
 

nivek

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Fed chairman Powell blames the Unvaxxed for inflation.

 

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nivek

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Boris Johnson is on the ropes, and is likely to be pushed out of office shortly.

Boris Johnson suffers more ministerial resignations in one day than any PM in history

Boris Johnson suffers more ministerial resignations in one day than any PM in history
After cabinet ministers Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid resigned on Tuesday evening, several of their junior ministerial colleagues have followed suit today, leading to growing pressure on the prime minister.​

I don't think even another trip to Kiev, or another message of support from Zelensky, can save him this time.

I don't think anyone sensible would want to be Prime Minister of this country. There are no fixed term limits, and the lengths of each parliament are also not really fixed, despite David Cameron's Fixed Term Parliaments act of the last decade, as it seems that elections can be called by the government effectively on a whim.

As such, a Prime Minister cannot serve, say, two full terms of four years each, like a US president, and have his time in office be considered a 'success'. Instead, the prime minister's rule is destined to end in failure, either due to being voted out by the electorate, or by being forced to resign by the party, as he is likely to remain in the position until one of those things happens.

Boris Johnson is likely to be forced out imminently; Theresa May was forced out by mass resignations of her cabinet; David Cameron had little choice but to resign after an enormously gamble he took (the Brexit referendum) went the wrong way; Gordon Brown was voted out; Tony Blair was forced to resign; John Major was voted out; Thatcher was forced out by her cabinet; Callaghan was voted out in 1979. There doesn't seem to be a 'nice' way for a prime minister's career to end. The office is thus a poisoned chalice.

Here's more revelations feom Dailymail...

Desperate Boris could 'go nuclear' and drag Queen into his shameless battle to remain as PM by asking her for snap General Election - but critics brand move 'deluded madness' that would spark constitutional crisis if Monarch says NO



Boris Johnson's allies have now raised the prospect of taking the 'nuclear option' and asking the Queen to dissolve parliament to trigger an election - which he does technically have the power to do - but the monarch could also refuse the request. Critics have branded the idea 'deluded madness' which would spark a constitutional crisis if the Queen turned down his request, and senior officials and MPs have reportedly warned him against the 'Trumpian' strategy. Concern among MPs comes following the approval of the Dissolution and Calling of Parliament Act which was brought into law this year, repealing the Fixed-term Parliaments Act and allowing for the body to be dissolved by the Queen 'on the request of the prime minister'. Conservative MPs worry that the Prime Minister could try to use it to save his premiership. A government source said: 'It is something that was talked about but it is completely deluded madness.'

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AD1184

Celestial
Here's more revelations feom Dailymail...

Desperate Boris could 'go nuclear' and drag Queen into his shameless battle to remain as PM by asking her for snap General Election - but critics brand move 'deluded madness' that would spark constitutional crisis if Monarch says NO



Boris Johnson's allies have now raised the prospect of taking the 'nuclear option' and asking the Queen to dissolve parliament to trigger an election - which he does technically have the power to do - but the monarch could also refuse the request. Critics have branded the idea 'deluded madness' which would spark a constitutional crisis if the Queen turned down his request, and senior officials and MPs have reportedly warned him against the 'Trumpian' strategy. Concern among MPs comes following the approval of the Dissolution and Calling of Parliament Act which was brought into law this year, repealing the Fixed-term Parliaments Act and allowing for the body to be dissolved by the Queen 'on the request of the prime minister'. Conservative MPs worry that the Prime Minister could try to use it to save his premiership. A government source said: 'It is something that was talked about but it is completely deluded madness.'

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Johnson has now said that he will go,

Boris Johnson to resign - but the Prime Minister won't be leaving No 10 just yet

but will remain as caretaker PM until a replacement is selected.
 

AD1184

Celestial

I had never heard of the Georgia Guidestones before. The Wikipedia page says

"On May 1, 2022, Kandiss Taylor, a candidate running in the Georgia Republican gubernatorial primary, released a campaign ad calling for the destruction of the Guidestones.[11] Taylor later attributed the partial destruction of the Guidestones to an act of God.[12]"​

So I wonder if this Taylor woman incited it.
 

wwkirk

Divine
Taylor later attributed the partial destruction of the Guidestones to an act of God.
Quite insane thing to say. Is she presenting herself as a prophet or something?
Also, wouldn't attributing a human action to God be blasphemous?
 
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