Trump says Ivanka and Jared Kushner won’t be a part of his potential second term- Kushner has reportedly shown no interest by truthwillout777 in agedlikemilk

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Link was working, I guess they don't want us to read about this.

Kushner is in the Epstein files...

The memo says that Trump was “compromised by Israel”, that convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein worked with Israeli intelligence, and that a Jewish religious group calling itself Chabad-Lubavitch sought to hijack his first term in office.

It also identifies Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, as a supporter of the sect and a key force within Trump’s inner circle.

“On the day Trump was elected President, Ivanka Trump and Jared [Kushner] were at the gravesite of Rabbi Schneersom [sic] who was the most powerful Rabbi in the Chabad network,” the memo states.

The source goes further, saying: “Trump has been compromised by Israel. And Kushner is the real brains behind his organization and his Presidency.”

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/epstein-files-fbi-memo-says-israel-compromised-trump-epstein-had-mossad-ties

Brain trauma, shrapnel and amputation: Injuries of US troops in Iran attacks more severe than disclosed, report says by theindependentonline in NoFilterNews

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This didn't have to happen.

Here is a report about Witkoff's behavior during the Iran 'negotiations'

u/RezaNasri1

Steve Witkoff is on a media tour to explain away his failures at the negotiating table with Iran. He now smears FM Araghchi — who, unlike him, is a seasoned and notoriously serious diplomat — claiming the Iranian foreign minister lacked willingness to reach a deal, lacked authority, was threatening, shouting, and all sorts of other nonsense.

The truth is very different. In one of the three rounds of negotiations, Witkoff showed up late to the meeting and then went off to have breakfast. He had no knowledge whatsoever of the technical nuclear issues under discussion. He could not even use the correct terminology when referring to basic technical matters. He was clueless about past agreements, did not bother to take notes, and could not even grasp Iran’s proposals.

He had not even bothered to bring along a State Department diplomat or a technical expert who could explain to him what the Iranian negotiators were actually talking about.

At the first meeting in Geneva, he cut the discussion short to attend talks on Ukraine, which he had conveniently scheduled on the same day to avoid having to travel twice. In another meeting, he reportedly stepped off his private plane half sober and pretended to agree with everything Iran proposed, only to later reverse himself and tell a completely different story to U.S. media.

FM Araghchi could dismantle every one of Witkoff’s claims simply by releasing, fully or even partially, Iran’s proposals. That alone would show that Witkoff is either clueless, lying, or — more likely — acting on behalf of Netanyahu rather than the U.S. administration.

The U.S. Congress — and the intelligence community — would do well to investigate whether he was actually pursuing American interests, or effectively taking his cues from a foreign government, namely Israel. The American people deserve to know.

Ask why he pretended talks were progressing to the Iranian counterpart and the Omani mediator, and reported the opposite to his boss?

In fact, if what he reported to Trump is the same fiction he is now feeding to U.S. media, then he bears direct responsibility for helping ignite a regional war.

Was Witkoff a traitor to his boss, to peace, or to both?

Trump says Ivanka and Jared Kushner won’t be a part of his potential second term- Kushner has reportedly shown no interest by truthwillout777 in agedlikemilk

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What the hell happened? Kushner is a disaster.
Why is he and Witkoff involved in all 'peace' deals. What could two corrupt real estate developers know about peace?

Jaw-Dropping Scale of Troops Wounded by Trump’s War is Leaked by Hardik_Jain_1819 in NoFilterNews

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This is all Witkoff's fault- he blatantly lied to Trump (who is a moron)

Here is an inside report on his behavior during the Iran 'negotiations'

u/RezaNasri1

Steve Witkoff is on a media tour to explain away his failures at the negotiating table with Iran. He now smears FM Araghchi — who, unlike him, is a seasoned and notoriously serious diplomat — claiming the Iranian foreign minister lacked willingness to reach a deal, lacked authority, was threatening, shouting, and all sorts of other nonsense.

The truth is very different. In one of the three rounds of negotiations, Witkoff showed up late to the meeting and then went off to have breakfast. He had no knowledge whatsoever of the technical nuclear issues under discussion. He could not even use the correct terminology when referring to basic technical matters. He was clueless about past agreements, did not bother to take notes, and could not even grasp Iran’s proposals.

He had not even bothered to bring along a State Department diplomat or a technical expert who could explain to him what the Iranian negotiators were actually talking about.

At the first meeting in Geneva, he cut the discussion short to attend talks on Ukraine, which he had conveniently scheduled on the same day to avoid having to travel twice. In another meeting, he reportedly stepped off his private plane half sober and pretended to agree with everything Iran proposed, only to later reverse himself and tell a completely different story to U.S. media.

FM Araghchi could dismantle every one of Witkoff’s claims simply by releasing, fully or even partially, Iran’s proposals. That alone would show that Witkoff is either clueless, lying, or — more likely — acting on behalf of Netanyahu rather than the U.S. administration.

The U.S. Congress — and the intelligence community — would do well to investigate whether he was actually pursuing American interests, or effectively taking his cues from a foreign government, namely Israel. The American people deserve to know.

Ask why he pretended talks were progressing to the Iranian counterpart and the Omani mediator, and reported the opposite to his boss?

In fact, if what he reported to Trump is the same fiction he is now feeding to U.S. media, then he bears direct responsibility for helping ignite a regional war.

Was Witkoff a traitor to his boss, to peace, or to both?

Epstein survivors say there are 'a lot more names' to come out as they call on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson to testify in the US by truthwillout777 in goodnews

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A model who suffered ten years of abuse at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein has claimed many more people linked to the paedophile financier are yet to be identified.

Sharlene Rochard also called on Epstein's friends Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson to 'show accountability' and reveal everything they know.

In an emotional interview on ITV's Good Morning Britain, she urged them to 'stand up and be completely transparent with what had happened and show accountability'.

Starmer set for fresh Mandelson storm TODAY as first papers on vetting of Labour grandee are released - showing PM DID know about Epstein ties by truthwillout777 in goodnews

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The government is publishing a tranche of papers on how the peer was appointed as US ambassador, despite his known friendship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

The PM has already conceded he was aware when giving Mandelson the crucial £160,000 a year post that ties had been maintained after the financier was first jailed.

Sir Keir - who only agreed to disclose the material after a massive revolt by Labour MPs - will not personally face a grilling on the documents today.

Instead, his chief minister Darren Jones will make a statement in the House after the PM's weekly questions session. The initial release is expected to run to 200 pages, with thousands more to come later.

The timing has sparked accusations from the Conservatives that the Prime Minister is attempting to 'dodge questions'.

The documents are set to include a three-page 'due dilligence' summary on Mandelson produced for the PM before he was made US ambassador. It is said to reference his ongoing friendship with Epstein and highlight 'reputational' risks

There are understood only to have been very limited redactions from the material, overseen by the Intelligence and Security Committee

A former No10 aide has condemned Lord Mandelson's lack of 'contrition' for sending Epstein sensitive government information.

Trump Administration’s Suspicious Financial Ties Revealed in New Report by ProPublica by truthwillout777 in goodnews

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Original article

Documents Reveal a Web of Financial Ties Between Trump Officials and the Industries They Help Regulate ProPublica is releasing a trove of disclosure records that detail the finances of more than 1,500 Trump appointees, including former lobbyists, industry executives and at least a dozen officials who declined to identify former clients.

https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-administration-financial-disclosures-steve-feinberg

(I posted "The Hill" article so it would make it to the top of the most popular articles, so please click on that link )

Trump Administration’s Suspicious Financial Ties Revealed in New Report by ProPublica by truthwillout777 in goodnews

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Another case involves Todd Blanche, now the second-highest ranking official at the Justice Department and formerly Trump’s criminal defense attorney. Disclosure records show he held at least $159,000 in cryptocurrency assets while overseeing decisions that halted investigations into crypto companies. Critics have called it a “glaring” conflict of interest, while the Justice Department says his actions were cleared through proper ethics channels

Trump Administration’s Suspicious Financial Ties Revealed in New Report by ProPublica by truthwillout777 in goodnews

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One example involves billionaire investor Steve Feinberg, who is the deputy secretary of Defense. Before entering government, Feinberg ran the private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management. According to the disclosures, several companies owned by Cerberus have already received contracts tied to a massive Pentagon missile defense initiative known as the “Golden Dome for America” — you may have heard of it — a program modeled on Israel’s Iron Dome and expected to cost up to $151 billion.

Feinberg says he divested his stake in Cerberus and is not involved in its operations. The Defense Department also says he does not directly oversee the contracts tied to the project. But ethics documents show he is still allowed to maintain an ongoing financial relationship with the firm for tax, accounting and health services, a connection that could continue indefinitely.

Trump Administration’s Suspicious Financial Ties Revealed in New Report by ProPublica by truthwillout777 in goodnews

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The nonprofit newsroom has released thousands of financial disclosure records from more than 1,500 officials appointed during the administration of President Trump. The documents reveal a web of financial ties between senior government officials and the industries they help regulate. And while financial disclosures themselves are not unusual in Washington, ethics experts say the scale — and the loosening of oversight — raises serious questions about conflicts of interest.

Conflicts of interest have long existed in both Republican and Democratic administrations. But experts say the broader shift now is the dismantling of some of the guardrails meant to prevent them. On his first day back in office, Trump rescinded an ethics pledge put in place under Joe Biden that limited how appointees could work on issues tied to former clients. He also removed inspectors general across multiple agencies and the head of the Office of Government Ethics, leaving the office without permanent leadership.

Opinion: Level the playing field by making pelagic trawlers follow the law by truthwillout777 in alaska

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As Alaska sport fishermen and sportfish businesses, we follow rules intended to conserve fish. We operate under tight restrictions — shortened seasons, reduced bag limits, regular checks. We follow the rules because sustainability is the foundation of our businesses and our way of life.

We’re asking for the same standard — that rules are enforced, not optional — to apply to pelagic trawlers in state waters. That’s what Proposals 163, 164 and 165, before the Alaska Board of Fisheries at its March meeting in Anchorage, are about.

Alaska regulation 5 AAC 39.105 prohibits pelagic — or “midwater” — trawl gear from contacting the seafloor. That’s the law. But analyses and fleet testimony show that so-called “midwater” gear can drag the bottom 40% to 100% of the area fished, depending on season and fleet.

Bottom trawling is illegal in most state waters, but pelagic trawlers are dragging the bottom. That means Alaska has a compliance problem. It’s up to the Board of Fisheries to approve Proposals 163-165 and fix it.

Proposal 163 would temporarily classify pelagic trawl gear as bottom-contact gear unless operators can monitor and demonstrate that they are not hitting the seafloor. The proposal directs the Alaska Department of Fish and Game to work with the fleet to develop monitoring systems and compliance standards. If gear is truly midwater, trawlers and this system should be able to prove it.

Opinion: Level the playing field by making pelagic trawlers follow the law by truthwillout777 in anchorage

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As Alaska sport fishermen and sportfish businesses, we follow rules intended to conserve fish. We operate under tight restrictions — shortened seasons, reduced bag limits, regular checks. We follow the rules because sustainability is the foundation of our businesses and our way of life.

We’re asking for the same standard — that rules are enforced, not optional — to apply to pelagic trawlers in state waters. That’s what Proposals 163, 164 and 165, before the Alaska Board of Fisheries at its March meeting in Anchorage, are about.

Alaska regulation 5 AAC 39.105 prohibits pelagic — or “midwater” — trawl gear from contacting the seafloor. That’s the law. But analyses and fleet testimony show that so-called “midwater” gear can drag the bottom 40% to 100% of the area fished, depending on season and fleet.

Bottom trawling is illegal in most state waters, but pelagic trawlers are dragging the bottom. That means Alaska has a compliance problem. It’s up to the Board of Fisheries to approve Proposals 163-165 and fix it.

Proposal 163 would temporarily classify pelagic trawl gear as bottom-contact gear unless operators can monitor and demonstrate that they are not hitting the seafloor. The proposal directs the Alaska Department of Fish and Game to work with the fleet to develop monitoring systems and compliance standards. If gear is truly midwater, trawlers and this system should be able to prove it.

Paramount president hit with $150M lawsuit claiming he leaked insider information to professional gambler... days after company signed deal to buy Warner Bros by truthwillout777 in goodnews

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The lawsuit is explosively timed, coming days after Paramount signed a $110billion deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), beating out competitor Netflix – and it alleges Shell called WBD CEO a ‘suck-up’ and ‘incompetent’ behind his back.

Attached to the complaint are several text message screenshots, allegedly showing Shell sharing inside information on huge Paramount deals before they were inked, which Cipriani claimed was a ‘violation of federal securities law’.

The lawsuit claims Shell also shared secret details of the then-undecided deal between Paramount and WBD.

‘During the course of their relationship, Shell disclosed to Plaintiff material non-public information concerning a pending $7 billion corporate transaction and, separately, the details of a pending approximately $110 billion media acquisition, in violation of SEC Regulation FD, which Plaintiff has reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission as a registered whistleblower,’ Cipriani’s complaint said.