jegbuddy.bsky.social
1) Don't trust anyone.
2) 1st Facts, 2nd my opinions, 3rd others.
3) Accept the facts that nature reveals to receive the truth that the spirit is revealing.
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This is the very reason the presidents powers are limited to executing what congress and the courts have approved
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www.ft.com/content/714c...
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youtu.be/piDqTbBwWRM?...
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She doesn't know like most people that the originator of the concept of god originated from the sumerians
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Society is not interested in participating in an economy that discriminates against the the other parts of society that they depend
on.
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Society is not interested in participating in an economy that discriminates against the the other parts of society that they depend
on
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Society is not interested in participating in an economy that discriminates against the the other parts of society that they depend
on
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Society is not interested in participating in an economy that discriminates against the the other parts of society that they depend
on
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Society is not interested in participating in an economy that discriminates against the the other parts of society that they depend
on
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Society is not interested in participating in an economy that discriminates against the the other parts of society that they depend
on
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It'samazing how pathetc the companies who thought that Trump was their avenue to promote their companies are realizing Trump is too pathetic
May 31, 2025 at 8:43 PM
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The Trump administration's minds are controlled by delusional imaginations not founded on verifiable evidence grounded in the facts of reality.
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Democracy is according to the constitution and the checks and balances of the 3 branches to be reasonably determined by verifiable evidence and processes
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www.texastribune.org/2025/03/12/r...
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The reason they don't want to have to present all the evidence in a court of law is because they are lying about the fraud, waste, and abuse
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10. Small Business Grant Fraud: Various grants intended for small businesses were fraudulently obtained by ineligible entities.
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9. FEMA Funeral Assistance Fraud: Individuals submitted false claims for funeral expenses of people who did not die from COVID-1910. Small Business Grant Fraud: Various grants intended for small businesses were fraudulently obtained by ineligible entities
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8. HHS COVID-19 Uninsured Program Fraud: Providers fraudulently billed for services not rendered to uninsured COVID-19 patients.
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7. Employee Retention Credit (ERC) Fraud: A tax credit to encourage businesses to retain employees, with some companies inflating claims to receive larger credits.
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6. Emergency Rental Assistance Fraud: Allocated funds to assist with housing costs, but some applicants provided false information to receive aid.
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5. Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) Fraud: Intended to provide food assistance to children, but instances of fraudulent claims have been reported, though exact figures are still under investigatio
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4. Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) Misuse: Designed to support entertainment venues, investigations found that some recipients, including well-known artists, misused funds for personal luxuries.
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3. Provider Relief Fund Misuse: Allocated $175 billion to support healthcare providers, but audits revealed that a portion was improperly obtained by entities not meeting eligibility criteria
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2. Unemployment Insurance Fraud: The Department of Labor reported that at least $163 billion in pandemic unemployment benefits may have been improperly paid, with a significant portion attributed to fraud.
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1. Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) Fraud: The Small Business Administration's Office of Inspector General estimated that over $200 billion, approximately 17% of the $1.2 trillion disbursed through these programs, was potentially fraudulent
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The Biden administration has identified significant fraud originating from programs established during the Trump administration, particularly related to COVID-19 relief efforts. Here's a ranked list of the top instances, starting with the largest estimated dollar amounts:
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If Elon is going to secretly be running the government how are we to know if Putin, Justin Sun, Quatar or anyone else is doing the same?
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If Elon is going to secretly be running the government how are we to know if Putin, Justin Sun, Quatar or anyone else is doing the same?
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He is so stupid he has no clue he is this stupid
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We are ready for more
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Buddy approves
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Isn't that assault
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Oh my gosh. I don't know what I would do. I love my Buddy so much. He makes me smile and laugh all the time.
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youtu.be/k_HszocRxSg?...
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Is trickster a legal term?