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BIG BANK CEO STEPPING DOWN! Noel Quinn CEO of HSBC stepping down! 🔥🔥🔥
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/dea-delivers-major-blow-to-sinaloa-cartel-with-15-arrests-and-enormous-drug-seizures/ar-AA1nW86t 🤔#Hmmm the #CleanUpOp continues....
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DEA delivers major blow to Sinaloa Cartel with 15 arrests and enormous drug seizures
The Drug Enforcement Administration‘s Los Angeles Field Division announced its “Operation Hotline Bling” has delivered a major blow to Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s Sinaloa Cartel, culminating in at least 15 arrests and monumental drug seizures. The DEA worked…
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BREAKING: According to NASA, Earth received a laser message from 140 million miles away.
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🤔#Hmmm think #Timeline
In September 2018, the Trump administration issued Executive Order 13848, which designated U.S. elections as part of our national infrastructure, stating that any foreign interference in our elections would be considered an act of war. This move came shortly before the 2018 midterm elections, when most mail-in ballots had already been distributed, preventing the Democrats from adjusting their plans. The timing of the executive order suggests a strategic choice, as it was signed just before the November elections. This led to speculation that the administration anticipated election fraud.
Fast forward to the 2020 and 2022 elections, which were observed closely for signs of irregularities, raising questions about election integrity. Despite the skepticism surrounding the 2018 executive order, it has been extended two times by the Biden administration. If the concern about foreign interference was baseless, why would it continue to be extended?
In September 2018, the Trump administration issued Executive Order 13848, which designated U.S. elections as part of our national infrastructure, stating that any foreign interference in our elections would be considered an act of war. This move came shortly before the 2018 midterm elections, when most mail-in ballots had already been distributed, preventing the Democrats from adjusting their plans. The timing of the executive order suggests a strategic choice, as it was signed just before the November elections. This led to speculation that the administration anticipated election fraud.
Fast forward to the 2020 and 2022 elections, which were observed closely for signs of irregularities, raising questions about election integrity. Despite the skepticism surrounding the 2018 executive order, it has been extended two times by the Biden administration. If the concern about foreign interference was baseless, why would it continue to be extended?
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