This is wild. https://twitter.com/reptroynehls/status/1572956223338594313

But what are you going to do about it besides post it? https://t.me/MattGaetzOfficial/3173

Today’s News: Former welfare agency director John Davis set to plead guilty on Thursday to two federal charges and 18 state counts of fraud or conspiracy related to his role in the Mississippi welfare scandal, according to separate federal and state court filings.
The State Auditor’s Office accused Davis of funneling $70 million in federal funds away from the needy 2016-2020. Prosecutors charged Davis criminally for just a few instances of the actual fraud. He defrauded “the state by paying his close associate, former pro-wrestler Brett DiBiase, for work he didn’t conduct and conspiring with nonprofit founder Nancy New to use embezzled welfare funds to send DiBiase to rehab.”
In addition he used money meant for poor families on “a million-dollar promotional gig for Brett Favre, a new $5 million volleyball stadium, $2 million in personal investments in a pharmaceutical startup, a horse ranch for Marcus Dupree, and more”
The judge assigned in the case was a former colleague of Davis’ at the childrens’ protective services and during his tenure there, the agency was plagued by budget shortfalls and threats of takeover from the federal government. CPS failed, year after year, to comply with the terms of a court settlement in a long-running federal lawsuit. The 2004 complaint accused Mississippi of failing to protect children in its custody. The plaintiffs maintain that foster children continue to be abused and neglected as recently as 2019, according to media reports.

Then- Republican Gov. Phil Bryant appointed Davis as welfare director in January of 2016 and Dickenson as the head of CPS in September of 2017.
https://www.sunherald.com/news/politics-government/article266177551.html
Read more at: https://www.sunherald.com/news/politics-government/article266177551.html#storylink=cpy

Florida: Punta Gorda man arrested for attempted murder.

Details: https://bit.ly/3Si901T

@police_frequency

So very true…Thank you judicial watch and Chris Farrell…!!!

https://www.judicialwatch.org/opinion/

Right before the verdict was read, Dooley allegedly sent a text message to his attorney stating that he had left the courthouse, which is a violation of the judge's order to not leave the courthouse. He's been on the run ever since.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/man-found-guilty-leaves-courtroom-before-verdict-and-is-still-on-the-run/

Food for thought:
The "institutionalists" who chose to hold none of the crooked FBI leaders or underlings responsible for the largest scandals in US history (Spygate, Russiagate, Epsteingate, NassarGate, Weinergate) in a feeble attempt to save the agency's reputation & stature are responsible for the whistleblowers coming out now to air the agency corruption in an extremely public manner- thereby destroying the reputation the institutionists were willing to put the Constitution & rule of law aside to protect.

Nature demands balance, and only a fool would think they can permanently alter nature's path.

Jeffrey Clark on Warroom. Foias came back from all but one swing state districts not one single document was responsive to the request regarding information on investigations after the election. NOT ONE. The only district missing is EDPA where McBride was. They have not sent that one back yet. Barr told the nation that there was an investigation and there was nothing. There is ZERO evidence, so far, that ANY investigation was done in the swing states- unknown in EDPA. We know they did nothing in GA because US Atty Pak told the Senate committee that they were told not to because of the runoffs.

Wednesday night is my sisters and I weekly dinner out. I usually watch Tucker the next day. So after watching his Vanderbilt segment and their butchering children for money I decided to look up Univ of FL. Yes, they do it too.

Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami said on Sunday that it stopped accepting new patients to its gender program, and several pediatric clinics have either followed suit or have ceased prescribing puberty blockers and hormones for children, said Michael Haller, chief of pediatric endocrinology at the University of Florida.
“This is another example of politics interfering with the inviolability of the doctor-patient relationship,” Haller told the Tampa Bay Times in an email. “I expect to see additional situations in which patients are forced to seek care outside of our state.”

https://www.tampabay.com/news/2022/08/29/floridas-transgender-debate-affecting-treatment-surgeries/

It’s unclear how many children in Florida receive treatment for gender dysphoria. A report from the Agency for Health Care Administration shows Medicaid funding in 2021 paid for a dozen children to have surgery, 346, children to be treated with male hormones and 151 children to get female hormones.

Johns Hopkins Medicine continues to support all children, including transgender youth who have high risks of depression, anxiety and suicide,” spokesperson Danielle Caci told the Times in an email. “We support the American Academy of Pediatrics statement that all children should have access to evidence-based gender-affirming care at developmentally appropriate ages in order to reduce gender dysphoria and improve mental health.”

The boy had worn chest binders, a garment that flattens the chest, since seventh grade. The option of surgery was discussed between the boy, his parents, doctors and his psychiatrist for several years before he was approved for a double mastectomy. It was scheduled for June 6 at Tampa General Hospital with a plastic surgeon from the University of South Florida’s Plastic Surgery Department.

Three days before the operation, his mother was told by telephone that the surgery was being canceled. The day the procedure was supposed to take place, she attended a meeting at USF Health South Tampa Center for Advanced Healthcare on Davis Islands, emails provided to the Times show. Officials from both the plastic surgery department and Tampa General told the boy’s family they were concerned about reprisals from the state, the mother said.
The boy was “devastated,” his mother said.
The family traveled to Rush University Medical Center in Chicago in July where the surgery was performed. While the boy was recovering, the family stayed in a room provided by the hospital, for which they paid just under $1,000. They also spent around $1,300 on plane tickets. Their private insurance covered the surgery.

The boy’s surgery was performed by Loren Schechter, director of gender-affirmation surgery at Rush and a member of the executive committee of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health.
He said the hospital has recently treated about 20 patients from other states where transgender surgeries have been banned or restricted or have become more difficult to obtain. That includes several from Florida, he said.

Joshua Safer, executive director at the Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery at Mount Sinai Health System in New York, said he has been speaking with another Florida family who wants to travel to his clinic for treatment for their child because planned appointments were canceled by their medical provider.

All this from the same Tampa Bay Times article. They are butthurt that a little girl, whose parents are fine with mutilating her, got cancelled. They are butt hurt our tax dollars aren’t funding this crap. Imagine being this horrifyingly evil.

This booster was tested on 8 mice.

All of those mice caught covid.

So the CDC Director recommends hundreds of millions of Americans take it every two months.

Never go full retard!!!

@KanekoaTheGreat