ActBlue campaign donation crime - led me to the old Wayfair child trafficking story from 2020.
*This kind of gets into gross topics, alleged, but Brave AI assures me that the old story was all debunked. The ActBlue donation scandal is feasibly covering up treasonous 'campaign' donations.
Big money donations are being funneled through faked donations being assigned to small money donors- spreading out millions to thousand-dollar donations. But in the name of someone who may have really only donated a few dollars. Hopefully prosecution will result from the ActBlue fraud trail. US candidates are not allowed to take millions of dollars in donations from foreign billionaires. They are also not supposed to take large donations like that and hide the money by fraudulently claiming that smaller donations were made daily for five years by a poor retired school teacher (example below).
Send $3 to help Biden/Harris win in November! (x.com/TonySeruga)
Contribute just $2 to help reelect President Biden! (x.com/TonySeruga)
An example of how a $1, $2, or $3 dollar donation can help the Biden/Harris campaign win - large money donations are divided into many smaller ones and listed as having been made by a small money donor. “Journalist Esala, “Resident in Franklin, TN (near Nashville), told me that she DID NOT donate 2,182 counts in the amount of $17,092.82 to ActBlue between the years of 2018-2022.” Click through for the audio: (x.com/WallStreetApes).
An ActBlue ad was embedded within the Thread - automated I think by the platform. Paying ads may be added anywhere a key word may have been used - leading to placement of ads in places that are saying negative things about the keyword, not just positive things.
“Do they have a separate office in the IRS to gloss over their fraud on these individual cases?” - M. Victoria Navajas Claros (x.com/AlmaNavajasC)
Sadness apparently among the Biden inner family circle. The masked Joe seems to have had something worse happen. Other Tweets have mentioned that he has been given a whole lot of Paxlovid and Remdesivir - and those tend to be life shortening on average rather than life preserving.
Intrigue about Michelle Obama which is kind of hear-say, no real proof. Regarding this address:
“2446 Belmont Rd NW, Washington, DC 20008 is a 9 bedroom, 8.5 bathroom, 6,397 sqft single-family home built in 1928. 2446 Belmont Rd NW is located in Kalorama, Washington. This property is not currently available for sale. 2446 Belmont Rd NW was last sold on May 31, 2017 for $8,100,000.”
Property tax for 2024: $73,979
Median home value for zip code 20008: $871,296
Median home value; This home: $9,034,000 — 90% above*
**Yet 10 nearby homes that sold within the last year sold for 3 million or more, one was 12 million.
“I just searched the address, found a Forbes article which showed photos of the inside. The hair on the back of my neck stood on end. I recognized that kitchen from the product ads I found when I was investigating Wayfair when they were in the public eye for horrific “conspiracies.” - Kristi May, (x.com/KristiMay417)
Here is the Forbes article about the Obamas leasing the house on Belmont. Inside the Obamas' Post-White House Home in Kalorama, by Kristin Tablang, June 14, 2017, (forbes.com) It was previously owned by Bill Clinton’s press secretary and was purchased by the Obama’s after a three-year lease expired. (Brave AI summary) That suggests that if the home does have an underground tunnel access to the White House or other Federal buildings, that the secret has been kept ‘in the family’.
“Built in 1928, the property was previously owned by Joe Lockhart, former press secretary to President Bill Clinton, and his wife Giovanna Gray. The Obamas rented the home in 2017, reportedly signing a contract to lease the property for an undisclosed amount.
After vacating the White House, the Obamas initially planned to rent the home for at least three years, allowing their younger daughter Sasha to finish high school at Sidwell Friends School, which is nearby. However, in 2017, they decided to purchase the property instead of continuing to rent. The sale price was not publicly disclosed. (Brave AI summary)
The Wayfair ‘conspiracy’ - extremely overpriced cabinet type pieces of furniture have been found listed on Wayfair and a few other sites, or other items that seemed suspicious - the implication seems to be - BUY this $10,000 dollar piece of over-priced furniture and it may have a trafficked child inside when you receive it. That rumor has LOTS and LOTS of search results saying it is a false rumor and one even says it is a false rumor that is DANGEROUS to children. (Brave) I’m not sure how a false rumor could endanger children more. The rumor would likely reduce sales for Wayfair products and that might reduce income for the owners of Wayfair and some employees might lose their jobs.
Here is the article saying how dangerous the ‘conspiracy’ was to real children - the example is a run-away child who was found. Her name became part of the odd pricing on Wayfair - it seems to be a coded way to communicate about trafficked children. Use a missing child’s name on a product that seems to have a price typo - $9999 dollars instead of $19.99 for a decorative pillow named with the missing child’s last name. The danger to this particular child, allegedly was from the fear induced by the Q online group who wanted to rescue a child from what seemed to be a trafficking risk. The child in question was already back home, so she was in no danger and the news article is therefore being overly dramatic about her being in ‘danger’ from the group. (washingtonpost.com)
“I have unfortunately read all the comments here and we really should try to be getting along better than this here. My thoughts on this are Wayfair sells mostly furniture from Steinhoff. Steinhoff has links to a genome facility funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. A man who is a big guy at that facility also works for an unchecked adoption agency in England. We can't waste our time on theories as there is enough solid proof if we find it and compile it somewhere. I operate a blog exposing evil in a civilized world at Malum in Se / unexposed evil dot com” ResearcherFree811
*That site is down, and a backup unexposedevil.net also seems to be down.
“Yeah, if you or I bought one of those expensive ass rugs, all you’d get is a ridiculously overpriced rug.
They probably have a database of all the people they have, a pedo/trafficker will offer them some money, and then they make a listing for a shitty cabinet with the missing persons name so the transaction looks legit.
They aren’t just shipping children in cabinets. That would be dumb. They clearly aren’t dumb, sadly.” (reddit.com/r/wayfair)
***It would seem dumb - to ‘sell’ a trafficked child in a purchased piece of furniture, however, there have been photos of small children taped or tied up within a plastic tote box, as if they had been shipped in that manner.
“The high prices have been explained in multiple threads. If I find them I'll link them. The jist is that some sites will penalize you for having out of stock inventory so people will hike up the prices so no one will buy the item and it still looks like they are selling it.” (reddit.com/r/wayfair)
There are six pages of articles debunking this news story. I got a couple more interesting articles on the sixth page of results.
Here is one that lists celebrities who also have home furnishings for sale on Wayfair (and likely other sites too). (newsweek.com) Ellen DeGeneres is listed, also: The Property Brothers, Drew and Jonathan Scott; Catherine and Sean Lowe, Bachelor alumni; Trisha Yearwood; Eric Church, country music star; Martha Stewart; Kelly Clarkson; Lionel Richie; Larry King; and Jessica Simpson. — Here Are Some of The Celebrities Who Sell Products on Wayfair, by Kelly Winne, July 10, 2020, (newsweek.com)
And the very last result has a few names - some of the Ellen DeGeneres’ products had missing children’s names in the descriptions:
“Many others also linked the company's connection to Ghislaine Maxwell after a picture with the alleged 'president of operations' for the company, a man the internet has called 'Bill Hutcherson' emerged. Ellen DeGeneres' ‘involvement’ was also questioned as she was selling some of the children’s items from her line on Wayfair. However, until any concrete proof is dished out, it may be best to obliterate and draw a blank over such rumors and conspiracy tweets, wouldn't it?”
“MEA WorldWide (MEAWW) cannot independently verify and does not support any claims being made on the Internet.”
— Wayfair child trafficking conspiracy: How one confusing tweet almost destroyed the e-furniture giant. “The belief that Wayfair is selling 'missing children' through their high-priced cabinets and throw pillows costing nearly $10,000 stirred a major debate.” BY JYOTSNA BASOTIA, UPDATED JUL 13, 2020 (meaww.com)
ActBlue and Wayfair? How did I get from one topic to the other? Michelle and Barack Obama rented a house whose kitchen appeared to have been furnished out of a Wayfair catalog according to one comment. It may all be a coincidence, except one of the tote box children’s photos has been alleged to involve Barack Obama - that would not be on Brave. I saw it on a Telegram channel that had a variety of gory pics.
Gory scenario - if icky aliens like to eat people or children, and they need the help of humans, then they would likely promote getting humans addicted to the icky habit too. Addicts are controllable by their addiction.
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so they’re laundering the dirty money through Act Blue?
These people are sick, of the devil, steal, kill and destroy, deceivers they all are!