A Shady Deal : A Freewrite

She's the one who approved the visas. I can write a dissertation at this point about what the hell was going on in the Virgin. And then it's all very, very disturbing. Yeah, yeah, actually self tricked me because I, I'm sure I read something about the sequencing of DNA on our.

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That's what they said they do, but it was a front group. So they didn't actually do any R&D and they didn't actually do anything other than launder money for very rich people that they went and invested in certain tech startups afterwards. Yeah, that that's true.

But the strange thing is that they also found that quite some Harvard and MIT. Related to DNA. Yeah, because that's the, that's the shell company they used. Yeah, I'll tell you exactly what they did, what he did.

They. So people, like rich people like Leon Black would give like $170 million. You take the money and launder it through the Virgin Islands, and then they would donate it as like a charitable deduction to like Harvard, MIT, There's a couple of other ones. And that way it was kept. Of the books, like if you look at Harvard and MIT, they didn't actually say that Jeffrey Epson gave them money.

So when they use it for a shady freaking research, they didn't have to report it to anybody, if that makes sense. Yeah, they, they, they have not reported a lot of money. Remember, this came out about the whole protest and all that, that we've been finding out with the Guatamalais and other countries, many people, including the Chinese.

I've been donating and not reporting this. OK, you gotta hear this right now.