(1647) Almost evening, chaps and any chapesses.
19. Moo corner
18. An idea for CDC director
17. He lost his licence
… I lost my post at OoL. By the way, RFK Jr has come out in support of this Schwartz.
16. CK, EK etc.
Let’s open with Steve with this Xer Jacktron:
“The prosecution revealed that UVU cameras CAPTURED Tyler Robinson killing Charlie Kirk. The prosecution says the cameras captured Tyler Robinson going to the snipers perch, taking the shot at Charlie Kirk, and then running away into a wooded area. No wonder Crazy Candy the Bisexual Occultist is wetting her diaper: her entire shtick that she’s been building over the last six months is about to go down in flames. Never forget those who participated in this and those who refused to call it out for the sham it is.”
There were comments for and against. I found this one:
This below is from IYE:
CK was either electrocuted or there was an explosive in the microphone. Tyler wassisname is just another patsy. IMHO.
Another deep dive on CK from Leah:
“Was The TOUSA Insurance Policy Under Our Nose The Entire Time?”
|https://theleahfiles.substack.com/p/was-the-tpusa-insurance-policy-under
My own thoughts but by no means definitive conclusions:
It’s so three letter agency JFK killing … the patsy who did fire, who knows where, the professional assassins, shenanigans with the body after it, the Warren Report. Almost the same playbook.
16. “ It’s so three letter agency JFK killing … the patsy who did fire, who knows where, the professional assassins, shenanigans with the body after it, the Warren Report. Almost the same playbook.”
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More broken promises.
“Sold Out at 2a.m.”
https://theleahfiles.substack.com/p/sold-out-at-2am-part-1
“ At 2:09 in the morning on Friday, April 17, 2026, with most of the country asleep, the United States House of Representatives voted to extend Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The program allows intelligence agencies to compel internet service providers to hand over the communications of foreigners located abroad, without a warrant. In practice, it has been used to sweep up the emails, texts, and phone calls of millions of Americans who happen to communicate with anyone overseas.
The vote was not supposed to happen that way. House Speaker Mike Johnson had originally scheduled the vote for Wednesday afternoon. It was supposed to be a straightforward five-year reauthorization. But the plan fell apart. A bipartisan coalition of privacy hawks demanded a warrant requirement for searching Americans’ data. Other factions wanted the bill loaded with unrelated immigration provisions. Johnson pulled the vote Wednesday. He tried again Thursday. Multiple proposals failed. A five-year extension died. An 18-month compromise died. About 20 Republicans joined most Democrats in killing it.
So they waited. They waited until the cameras were off, until the reporters had gone home, until the C-SPAN audience was in bed. And at 2:09 AM, they passed a 10-day emergency extension by voice vote. No recorded roll call, no individual accountability. The Senate rubber-stamped it unanimously the next morning.…”