So Rare

Pick the one you know in your heart as the category most likely to know what ‘free to be me’ is.

A) You’re an American taxpayer
B) You’re a migrant
C) You’re a Clinton Foundation member

B is a trick answer and doesn’t count. Their understanding of free is not acceptable in el Norte.

From

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/24/us/cash-flowed-to-clinton-foundation-as-russians-pressed-for-control-of-uranium-company.html

…The path to a Russian acquisition of American uranium deposits began in 2005 in Kazakhstan, where the Canadian mining financier Frank Giustra orchestrated his first big uranium deal, with Mr. Clinton at his side.

Soon, Uranium One began to snap up companies with assets in the United States. In April 2007, it announced the purchase of a uranium mill in Utah and more than 38,000 acres of uranium exploration properties in four Western states, followed quickly by the acquisition of the Energy Metals Corporation and its uranium holdings in Wyoming, Texas and Utah. That deal made clear that Uranium One was intent on becoming “a powerhouse in the United States uranium sector with the potential to become the domestic supplier of choice for U.S. utilities,” the company declared…

The Scheme

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/04/23/us/clinton-foundation-donations-uranium-investors.html

The Intermediate Outcome

Please protect US, God

And then there is this…

Did Paul Whelan Hire Russian GRU Snipers For DSS?

That one’s depth lasts an hour. This shorter version is only 6 1/2 minutes.

Did Whelan Set Up The GRU Hackers Of The DNC?

Or the program without knowing the players.

Did Whelan Set Up The GRU Hackers Of The DNC?

or Hoaxing More Than Half of the American Voters.

or Hoaxing Those Who Voted for Trump.

or Hoaxing America.

Anyway you read it, it means ‘they’ are targeting US just sose you understand the obfuscated ramifications of this story.

George Webb says President Trump and Roger Stone are being framed. After watching much of his three years of investigating and publicizing the crimes surrounding the DNC actors it’s difficult to find fault with that assertion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2itIe4j285g

This is just a portion of his investigative work.

It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones. Luke 17:2

https://cultureshiftforlife.com/2017/02/12/abortion-crimes-against-humanity/

From https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/2019/01/31/political-insider-amash-trump-emergency/2721580002/

“An ’emergency’ does not elicit endless debate without consensus, nor is it addressed with a plan requiring years to execute,” Amash tweeted.
“A house is burning, a ship is sinking, a city is flooding — these are considered emergencies precisely because everyone agrees they require immediate action.”

It has been the political class, the controllers, responding to their contributors, who do not agree immediate action is required. Our nation is indeed a burning house, a sinking ship and what was once known as the shining city on the hill is now flooding it’s streets with spent, wasted lives. It is in so many ways an emergency that only a liar or a fool can ignore the danger we are facing.

Mr. Amash, trained in law, claims to rule according to the Constitution and yet he ignores Article 4 Section 4. Mr. Amash also claims he is a fiscal conservative. Perhaps the concern he feels over the spending needed to improve our nations security would be eased somewhat if he compares that cost to the fiscal distribution analysis of households headed by unlawful immigrants: individuals who reside in the U.S. in violation of federal law.

https://www.heritage.org/immigration/report/the-fiscal-cost-unlawful-immigrants-and-amnesty-the-us-taxpayer

Or read the much shorter https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-02-06/cost-illegal-immigration

Or if he just openly acknowledges he cares less for the safety and security of American citizens than he does for the invaders.

What I got out of the Detroitnews morning after report.

1) Somebody ought to get the CEO a bus drivers suit

2) The Governor ought to read U20322 testimony. The dog and pony show has already been done. No need to waste more taxpayers money developing a new contingency plan to present in July when no one is paying attention.

3) You can give Nick Assendelft public information officer for the Michigan Public Service Commission who oversees rates for the state’s major utilities a bus drivers suit, too. The governor acknowledged she is concerned that nearly two-thirds of Consumers’ natural gas supply comes through one facility and is susceptible to interruption. “It kind of grew into this critical part of their infrastructure,” Assendelft said. Which is all you have to know about his level of job interest.

4) Be wary of purchasing a Ford in the future… “Ford Motor Co. has curtailed certain heat-intensive processes at some plants in the state”…

Some background on Ray Compressor Station

Compressor Stations What How and Why

https://extension.psu.edu/understanding-natural-gas-compressor-stations

While most of Consumers Energy website is geared towards their own interests, there is useful information to be found.

You may have a little trouble getting information out of the media area where access to Public Service Commission testimony is found. But the effort is worth it if you like to keep an eye on things you have a right to. You’ll gain insights such as…

Q. What are some of the customer benefits that will be enhanced by the proposals in
19 this proceeding?

20 A. Customer benefits may be considered in four categories:

21 1. Safety – First and foremost, customers expect gas to be delivered safely to
22 their homes and businesses. They expect the Company to quickly detect and
23 diagnose at-risk distribution pipe, as well as replace any damaged or aged pipe
24 through risk-based approaches to maximize system risk reduction, and to
25 ensure that our natural gas infrastructure will continue to deliver gas safely to
26 customers for years to come. Customers also expect that when an issue is
27 identified, it gets addressed timely and efficiently. Finally, customers expect
28 transparency about what is being done to ensure system safety and how they
29 can be best prepared to handle any safety related issue;
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DIRECT TESTIMONY

1 2.Reliability – Customers expect gas to be available for their use whenever they
2 need it – regardless of weather conditions. They expect the Company to
3 leverage technology advancements, make investments in pipelines,
4 compressor stations, storage fields, and other infrastructure necessary to
5 ensure reliable delivery. Customers also expect the Company to keep them
6 informed about work being done in order to improve all aspects of gas
7 delivery;

8 3. Value – Customers consider both the price they pay and the service received
9 when assessing value. The focus is to keep bills affordable, and competitive
10 while service is maintained or improved, where necessary. Investments that
11 help reduce Operation and Maintenance (“O&M”) costs and/or improve the
12 Company’s ability to access and store gas supply help maintain affordability
13 and price stability. In regards to service, the Company leverages customer
14 data from the CXi (“CXi”) score developed by Forrester (“CXi”), J.D. Power,
15 and other sources such as on-time delivery and call center metrics, to ensure
16 the Company’s proposals provide value for customers. This includes
17 investments in technology, metering, customer service, reliability, safety, and
18communications; and

19 4. Corporate Citizenship – Customers expect the Company to do business in a
20 socially responsible manner. This means taking actions to care for Michigan’s
21 environment, encouraging economic opportunities, and enhancing the quality
22 of life in the communities we serve. Consumers Energy is committed to
23 operating sustainably and working to leave the Company, Michigan, and the
24 world better than we found them. Since the 1990s, Consumers Energy has
25 been working to protect Michigan’s environment by cleaning up sites of
26 23 former manufactured gas plants throughout the state. The Company’s pipe
27 replacement programs work to mitigate gas loss across the system and reduce
28 greenhouse gas emissions. Consumers Energy has goals to reduce water use,
29 encourage recycling to reduce landfill space, and promote sustainable business
30 practices among the companies with which we work. We are working with
31 companies to help expand their operations and attract new employers to the
32 State. Finally, 4,200 employees volunteered across Michigan in 2017 to
33 support education, community, civic, and cultural development, as well as
34 social services and the environment. In addition, 1,400 employees
35 participated in over 30 Walk for Warmth events, raising $200,000 for the local
36 Community Action Agencies.

While there are 801 pages of testimony available the pages are short and you might learn something you did not know before.

Stay warm, my friends, and remember, I rarely use ventilators but when I do, I keep them ice free in winter.

Luke Rosiak’s investigative work opens the door to oblivion for the criminal traitorous democrat party.

Like the whore democrats and their Rino support system the book is on sale everywhere.

or shading fraud into respectability is easy if you make the laws.

If only the world paid heed to Freemason Sir Walter Scott’s catchy phrase, “Oh! What a Tangled Web We Weave/When First We Practice to Deceive!” our favorite 21st Century phrase might not be “Lock her up, Lock her up”.

Scott’s Marmion, from which his catchy phrase emanated was published in 1808. It was a time when few of the challenges resulting from the change enveloping 18th Century England and brought on by the Industrial Revolution were being satisfactorily addressed on a matching scale.

The message served as a reminder to the social strata of England that lying was still understood to have a complex and destructive effect on society.

In modern America, such complexities have been long dismissed through distraction, fear and willing submission to evil. Political criminals won that battle long ago. Here’s an example of what that cost America.

You like your job? You can keep your job. But you gotta get a flu shot

You’ve heard the term Pay to Play, right?

While it’s not uncommon for donors to receive political appointments, the Obama administration has been criticized for doling out an unusually large number over the years. Unqualified appointees could constitute a violation of the Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act, which prohibits appointments from being made on a purely financial basis.

That’s from the Washington Examiner. Oh, and nothing happened to the criminals.

The democrats call out any hint of Republican pay to play and I pass it on. Just so you understand my equal opportunity susceptibilities can stand up to any scrutiny.

Let’s get back to our Georgia nurse friend’s observation about the Obamacare connection to forced vaccination and what purpose it serves.

We’ve already established that the Democrats aren’t afraid of any ramifications of breaking the law and I’ll bet the only person in D.C. who has not uttered the term ‘pay to play’ in an investigatory manner is named Mueller.

But what is this? A curious application of ‘pay to play’? it says

…The only question is how much the Democrats got in exchange for gutting the government’s ability to control health care costs.

During the campaign, this was Obama’s position:

Obama will allow Americans to buy their medicines from other developed countries if the drugs are safe and prices are lower outside the U.S. Obama will also repeal the ban that prevents the government from negotiating with drug companies, which could result in savings as high as $30 billion. (for the drug companies) my interpretation.

It no longer appears on the health care page at mybarackobama.com.

But, let’s do the math. In ten years, $30 billion a year would mean $300 billion in savings. The deal cut by the White House is for $80 billion in savings. So the pharmaceutical industry gets to keep $220 billion for the low low price of $150 million in August to pass health care reform so Rahm Emanual won’t be 13-1.

A hundred fifty million for two hundred twenty billion in savings: an excellent return on investment by anyone’s standards.

It is evident from the news stories above that a democrat will do anything for money.

Additional model being the Clinton Arkansas cartel when AIDs tainted blood collected from Arkansas prisons was sold to Canada.

Our nurse points out on her video that the Federal Government mandates all health care workers get vaccinated with the worthless flu shot.

Could it be that mandate was part of the pharmaceutical industry’s arrangement they made at every level of government? Did congressional, executive and judicial malfeasance result in a multi-million dollar kick back of taxpayers funds assuring everyone’s silence and cooperation and Americans being used as guinea pigs and worse, vessels for disposal of worthless product?

What? You didn’t think your failure to take action wouldn’t lead those criminals to commit such crimes against US? As it was pointed out in the nurse’s video all the employees had to do was refuse the vaccination; an action their masters were concerned about.

Maybe you would prefer a one and done application. It’s heading our way.
… researchers involved in the development of I.G.T. believe that it could provide long-term protection against diseases which traditional vaccines have failed to control. Smile when they tell you they are doing it for the children.

“This will greatly help the ethical use of non-human primates for biomedical purposes.”

You probably believe this has nothing to do with cloning monkeys

In a 2017 speech calling for federal legalization, U.S. Senator Cory Booker said that “states [that have legalized marijuana] are seeing decreases in violent crime.” He was wrong.

The first four states to legalize marijuana for recreational use were Colorado and Washington in 2014 and Alaska and Oregon in 2015. Combined, those four states had about 450 murders and 30,300 aggravated assaults in 2013. Last year, they had almost 620 murders and 38,000 aggravated assaults—an increase of 37 percent for murders and 25 percent for aggravated assaults, far greater than the national increase, even after accounting for differences in population growth.

Nah. Politicians don’t lie. They’re looking out for US. We trust them. That’s why we don’t vote in the primary elections.

and when did he know it?

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