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thekingofracine 1 point ago +1 / -0

I was just looking into this, they weren't able to verify the existence of 75 of those 109 kids, so the 60 is higher. Same for the 115, but I forgot what that number was, somewhere around 50.

They have videos of the kids, but no idea where they are, so they counted them as "saved" which is weird and shitty.

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thekingofracine 7 points ago +7 / -0

Yep, Texas is #2 in the country for highest amount of trafficking. Nevada is #1, then Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, and then South Carolina.

Almost all trafficking cases originate with the parents selling their kids off, and they are almost always in very low income areas and usually rural places. It's an awful situation.

The one in Texas had 109 victims. But they couldn't verify the existence of 75 of them, so this one becomes the biggest bust in history with 60 kids being rescued.

The definition of rescue differs per state. Most states count a rescue as removing the kid from the situation, others count it as deleting the videos/photos. Law Enforcement also change it up based on whatever they want to look like they're doing more work kind of.

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thekingofracine 1 point ago +1 / -0

There are 11,000 US soldiers stationed there.

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thekingofracine 1 point ago +1 / -0

If you listen to the whole interview, Kash is basically saying Epstein was a fall guy and killed himself, he also says there is zero video or evidence of any wrongdoing by Epstein ....

What the hell is he talking about?? Bondi said there are more than 10k hours of videos of Epstein with kids.

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thekingofracine 1 point ago +1 / -0

Why is Kash out there 'dropping bombshells' on Fauci and not just arresting him? If he has enough evidence to claim what he did, he should be in cuffs. This is ridiculous.

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thekingofracine -1 points ago +1 / -2

Why is it waiting until now? The whole election he said he'd boot 1 million illegals in the first 100 days, last night he said it was around 140,000 who got booted.

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thekingofracine 3 points ago +3 / -0

I bought my first rental property in 1992 in South Florida and it was immediately destroyed by Hurricane Andrew. I was living there at the time doing some renovations.

Without FEMA, I'd probably have been trapped down there for weeks. They paid dudes to dig out our area and I managed to get out fine and drive back home to NC.

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thekingofracine 3 points ago +3 / -0

If you read the original law, it says that any non-citizen can vote in local elections if they are homeowners in D.C. This means dogcatcher, mayor, librarian and all of that. They are specifically barred from voting for President and the DC house member isn't allowed to cast a vote, so this doesn't affect any other election than local folks, which if they are homeowners I think they should be able to vote for whoever they'd like to do best with their money.

This was designed for home owning foreign diplomats to be able to participate in local elections but not anything that would affect the national vote.

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thekingofracine 2 points ago +2 / -0

Crappy companies with low quality employees do this so they don't have to make a whole new post for an item that is coming back in stock any minute.

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thekingofracine 6 points ago +6 / -0

Since around 2000 Ohio has reduced the amount of regulations in place for chemical plants and even train operators. This increased the odds of a disaster by about 15%, so we're seeing those pop up nowadays about 15% more than normal.

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thekingofracine 1 point ago +1 / -0

There's defintiely something else happening too, several people I know who were anti are having these same issues.

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thekingofracine 2 points ago +2 / -0

That's not how that works, it's called Peritoneal Washing. They inject a salt water solution into your stomach cavity and then flush it out and collect it. They then examine it and try to detect cancer cells to see if you have any cancer present. It's really rare and kind of an old school method.

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