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NY native held hostage in Gaza has been killed — Hamas terrorists still holding body
By Social Links for Melissa Koenig
Published Dec. 28, 2023
Updated Dec. 22, 2023, 6:18 p.m. ET
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Where is the Gooferment protecting US citizens?
I remember a story about some Bulgarians digging a Soviet attache. The KGB killed them and their families. Then, Russians were immune to Bulgarian violence.
The US Congress has the power of “Marque and Reprisal”. Just designate some one, post a reward, and give them US sovereign immunity from prosecution.
Like the old cowboy western show, “Wanted: Dead or Alive”.
Time to protect “our” people.
Make Hamas start check passports.
Argh!
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Judge Orders Over 100 of Child Predator Jeffrey Epstein’s High Profile Associates to Be Revealed in Next 14 Days – Several Names Linked to Epstein are Emerging – Will Bill Clinton and Bill Gates Be Mentioned? by Jim Hoft https://buff.ly/4aquJyF
Now that’s a nice Christmas present!
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https://sonar21.com/the-real-story-about-al-shifa-hospital-hamas-and-israel/
The Real Story About Al Shifa Hospital, Hamas and Israel
15 November 2023 by Larry Johnson
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A tip of the hat to Bernard at Moon of Alabama. He has a knack for finding hidden gems and his latest is a doozy. Most of the media is peddling Israel’s Big Lie that Hamas has its headquarters and the hostages underneath Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza.
Israel-Gaza war: US says Hamas has command centre under Al-Shifa hospital – BBC – November 14 2023
But Bernard then links to an astonishing article from 2014. DID YOU GET THAT? Nine years ago — July 29, 2014 to be precise — The Tablet published this: Top Secret Hamas Command Bunker in Gaza Revealed. To quote Yogi Berra, it is Deja Vu all over again. Check out what was published in The Tablet for yourself.
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Now isn’t that hoot. The ISRAELIs built it.
Reminds me of Bush’s claim about Iraq have WMDs. How did we know? Because we sold them to him.
Argh!
Trust nothing.
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SHOCK VIDEO: White High School Student Severely Beaten and Kicked to Death by 15 Thugs at Las Vegas School After Defending His Friend (VIDEO) (GATEWAY PUNDIT): these are feral animals, no excuse, IMO once we know the 15, I would hang them…all of them…15 blacks beat a white male to death, thats racism & Justice Department must act; if 15 whites killed a black kid, I would want same; hang them!
Dr. Paul Alexander
Nov 13, 2023
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Gooferment Skrules are training grounds for prisons.
This was a clear example of: black on white MURDER; black gangs in the school; and media bias.
While I’m not sure I want hangings, clearly this requires punishment to communicate that it’s not tolerated.
All 15 should be treated as adults. With long prison time.
And, this can’t be an isolated incident. The school must be shutdown and the staff dismissed.
Argh!
Gooferment Skrules are the root of the problem.
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FROM QUORA
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I just received an overdue bill for my father who’s been deceased for almost 3 years. What should I do with it?
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I hate to play can you top this. But the hospital where my wife died, billed her two years after her death for 1.5M$. My usual lawyer was conflicted out because his firm had a partnet who represented the hospital. Because of the amount involved, I wasn’t comfortable fighting on my own. The hospital reported it to the credit agencies and my credit took a nose dive. My new lawyer requested all the bills which was about 9 inches tall. Then he asked the insurance company for their records and contract with the hospital. Turns out that the hospital failed to submit the bills to the insurance company within the one year time frame specified in the contract, The final letter from my lawyer to the hospital’s lawyer cited that, and that the estate had be completely and legally closed. (A step ignored most DIY executors! Not me, I’ve done enough for my family that I should have gone to law school.), and that they had no right to disparage my credit. If the matter was not resolved, he would be filing a big lawsuit. Needless to day, the hospital’s lawyer quickly responded: “We have reviewed the case file and it’s the interest of all the parties to deem the matter resolved.” (That annoyed me even more.) My lawyer filed that letter with the Surrogate as a settlement of “an objection to a closed estate” and included the hospital’s insurance contract so that it was available for any potential litigant to see. (Providing a roadmap for other lawyers.) It cost me about 2k$ for his fees, which I got to deduct from my income tax since I had to declare the executor’s commission as income. A slight pleasure from my victory.
There’s a proverb I’ve heard that if you hate a relative, make them your executor since estates bring out the worst in everyone. Argh! I have other estate stories but they are not as on point as this one. If you’re an executor, you can hire an attorney to advise you for a few hundred dollars. In my county the Surrogate has an easy-to-read booklet that tells you the steps to open and close an estate and why each step is necessary. And, I’ve found that the Surrogate’s staff (all gray hair old ladies who have been there for decades) are extra helpful. They also have the Bar Association list of estate lawyers — with note who will advise and who will only become an executor.
YMMV but be prepared to have some struggles. The only estates that don’t have struggles and problems are those of people who die broke.
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https://nypost.com/2023/10/30/business/mcdonalds-revenue-soars-as-it-hikes-menu-prices-18-big-macs/
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Existing franchisees who plan to maintain their current footprint or who buy a franchise from another operator, as well as those who rebuild existing locations or transfer their franchise to a family member, will not be affected by the price hike.
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Isn’t that a taxable event?
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FROM 1440 NEWS
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House Republicans remove Rep. Jim Jordan as House speaker nominee.
The removal, by a closed-door vote, comes after Jordan (R, OH-4) failed to secure the gavel in the third round of voting Friday. He received 194 votes, down from 199 in the second ballot and 200 from the first. All House Democrats continued to back House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D, NY-8). House Republicans will restart the speaker nominee process Monday.
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Ranked Choice Voting would have settled this impasse on the first ballot.
It really should be the way ALL voting is conducted.
However, we may find that “NONE OF THE ABOVE” is always the winner.
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