The police will get 10,000 % more unethical sadistic and psychotic and they will always be there so be prepared for that you simply cannot defund them or end them look at 5th element and hunger games they fight the poor on behalf of freemasons not human or ethical rights except maybe in canada and europe to a certain level the only way you can really fight them is by becoming richer than their whole detachment combined or a conflict of interest in your detachment you live in will place you a bit higher up on the pecking order but also having ZERO relationship with them for example no criminal records if you have 11,000 charges of theft and they are looking for a robbery suspect guess who they will be raping tonight
be prepared they may shut down the net totally so have shit to do lol - u can still do stuff on computers and stuff just no internet so be prepared to be on your own for years with no technology before its restored download books-learn meditation and cooking and making money ethically in that scenario by selling cooked items for example to turn a profit -graphics programs and have abilities you can use to pass the time forevermore
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BREAKING🚨 Democrats just launched an investigation into whether Trump's pardons were "pay-to-play" — after he wiped away nearly $2 BILLION in restitution owed to fraud victims. Senate and House Democrats are investigating whether pardons and commutations issued by Trump were driven by financial contributions, according to letters obtained by CBS News. Representatives Dave Min, Raul Ruiz, and Senator Peter Welch sent letters to over a dozen pardon recipients, demanding records showing how much money they paid to lawyers, lobbyists, social media influencers, and others who advocated on their behalf to Trump. The lawmakers are asking for contracts, communications with federal officials, donations to Trump or groups affiliated with him, and other documents related to clemency efforts. Among the pardons being probed: cryptocurrency billionaire Changpeng Zhao, who pleaded guilty to money laundering; nursing home operator Joseph Schwartz, convicted of tax crimes; and entrepreneur Trevor Milton, sentenced to four years for lying to investors. In March 2025, Trump pardoned Milton and wiped away roughly $680 million in restitution to shareholders. Democrats are also investigating clemency granted to former healthcare executive Lawrence Duran — convicted of Medicare fraud — whose commutation eliminated $87 million in owed restitution. And former private equity executive David Gentile, convicted of running a $1.6 billion Ponzi scheme, had his $15.5 million in restitution wiped away when Trump commuted his sentence. According to an analysis from California Governor Gavin Newsom's office, Trump's pardons and clemency nullified almost $2 billion in recovered money from Medicare fraud, tax fraud, and victim repayment. Senate Democrats said Gentile's commutation "represents a betrayal of more than 17,000 innocent Americans from all walks of the political spectrum that lost over $1 billion in life savings because of his crimes." The investigation is examining whether pardon recipients received clemency "through intermediaries, financial contributions, or other forms of influence." The pardons went to cryptocurrency billionaires, Ponzi schemers, and Medicare fraudsters.
A gay man was pushed by his church to marry a woman to 'cure' himself. Another was told to swear off men forever. Now both of their stories are inside an official Vatican document. The Vatican released the report on 5 May. It's the first time an official church document has included detailed gay testimony about the harm caused by conversion therapy. The American man had been sent to Courage, a Catholic group that instructs gay people to remain celibate for life. The Vatican now calls Courage "problematic." The man from Portugal described the "devastating effects" of being pushed toward heterosexuality - a program that left him, in the Vatican's own words, with "profound suffering," "personal lacerations," and a "double life." The report concludes that sin lies not in a same-sex relationship, but in "a lack of faith in a God who desires our fulfillment." Rev. James Martin, who leads the LGBTQ+ Catholic ministry Outreach, called it the first Vatican publication ever to include detailed testimony from gay Catholics. A lesbian lay minister in Los Angeles called it "historic." The Vatican still hasn't fully condemned conversion therapy. But it's now official - on the record, in their own words.
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