That Coli pressure got to him
BLM leaders just copped a 6 million dollar house
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That Coli pressure got to him
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That Coli pressure got to him
Black Media is a joke
the old story wasn't even as bad imo it was the founder of the organization patrisse cullors was buying real estate with her own money... yeah she definitely got that money on the BLM come up but...
this one bout the organization basically buying a tiktok house with organization donation funds so they could find the next deray except it didn't even produce any good tiktok content
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2 of Steve Bannon's associates in the 'Build the Wall' fraud case agreed to take plea deals
Rebecca Cohen,Haven Orecchio-Egresitz
March 29, 2022·2 min read
Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon gestures during a speech at the "Take Back Virginia" rally in Henrico County, Va., on September 13, 2021.AP Photo/Steve Helber
Two co-defendants in the "Build the Wall" fraud case have taken plea deals.
- Brian Kolfage and Timothy Shea are accused of steering non-profit money toward Steve Bannon.
- Trump pardoned Bannon in his final hours as President in 2020.
Brian Kolfage and Timothy Shea have "reached agreements in principle with the Government to enter pleas of guilty to certain charges in this case," the court documents filed on Friday state.
Kolfage, Shea, and Andrew Badolato face federal money laundering conspiracy and wire fraud conspiracy charges for their alleged involvement in a scheme to steer money away from a nonprofit to fund Trump's border wall and toward them and Bannon, according to the August 2020 indictment out of New York federal court.
During the federal government shutdown in December 2018, Kolfage, an Air Force veteran, launched the "We Build the Wall" fundraising effort, which he said aimed to raise $1 billion to help fund President Donald Trump's promised border wall.
Bannon advised Kolfage on the project, and within a week, the group had raised $17 million. In total, the group raised over $25 million, according to the indictment.
The men repeatedly promised donors that "100%" of the donations would be spent on the wall.
Despite these promises, the four men siphoned hundreds of thousands of dollars from the nonprofit to use on their personal expenses.
While the group did help fund small sections of the border wall, some of which are facing scrutiny for not complying with federal regulations and potentially being structurally unsound, they also spent more than $350,000 on things like travel, credit card debt, and hotels, according to the indictment.
To hide their misuse of the funds, they used a shell account and the accounts of associates, according to the indictment.
When they later learned that there was an investigation into their alleged fraud, the men took additional steps to conceal their crimes, according to the indictment. They began using encrypted messaging, and removed all language from their website that said they wouldn't be taking a salary.
A trial for Badolato, is still scheduled for May 16.
Trump pardoned Bannon — his longtime advisor — on these charges in the final hours of his presidency in 2020.
Bannon, however, still faces unrelated charges that he defied Congress by refusing to comply with a subpoena from the House committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
Read the original article on Business Insider
This 6 mill is nothing compared to the 100s of millions Trump and co. scammed off gullible racists..lock them all up
well bannon was locked up... until welll...
2 of Steve Bannon's associates in the 'Build the Wall' fraud case agreed to take plea deals
Rebecca Cohen,Haven Orecchio-Egresitz
March 29, 2022·2 min read
Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon gestures during a speech at the "Take Back Virginia" rally in Henrico County, Va., on September 13, 2021.AP Photo/Steve Helber
Two co-defendants in the "Build the Wall" fraud case involving ex-Trump strategist Steve Bannon have agreed to plea deals ahead of their scheduled trial, according to court documents.
Two co-defendants in the "Build the Wall" fraud case have taken plea deals.
- Brian Kolfage and Timothy Shea are accused of steering non-profit money toward Steve Bannon.
- Trump pardoned Bannon in his final hours as President in 2020.
Brian Kolfage and Timothy Shea have "reached agreements in principle with the Government to enter pleas of guilty to certain charges in this case," the court documents filed on Friday state.
Kolfage, Shea, and Andrew Badolato face federal money laundering conspiracy and wire fraud conspiracy charges for their alleged involvement in a scheme to steer money away from a nonprofit to fund Trump's border wall and toward them and Bannon, according to the August 2020 indictment out of New York federal court.
During the federal government shutdown in December 2018, Kolfage, an Air Force veteran, launched the "We Build the Wall" fundraising effort, which he said aimed to raise $1 billion to help fund President Donald Trump's promised border wall.
Bannon advised Kolfage on the project, and within a week, the group had raised $17 million. In total, the group raised over $25 million, according to the indictment.
The men repeatedly promised donors that "100%" of the donations would be spent on the wall.
Despite these promises, the four men siphoned hundreds of thousands of dollars from the nonprofit to use on their personal expenses.
While the group did help fund small sections of the border wall, some of which are facing scrutiny for not complying with federal regulations and potentially being structurally unsound, they also spent more than $350,000 on things like travel, credit card debt, and hotels, according to the indictment.
To hide their misuse of the funds, they used a shell account and the accounts of associates, according to the indictment.
When they later learned that there was an investigation into their alleged fraud, the men took additional steps to conceal their crimes, according to the indictment. They began using encrypted messaging, and removed all language from their website that said they wouldn't be taking a salary.
A trial for Badolato, is still scheduled for May 16.
Trump pardoned Bannon — his longtime advisor — on these charges in the final hours of his presidency in 2020.
Bannon, however, still faces unrelated charges that he defied Congress by refusing to comply with a subpoena from the House committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
Read the original article on Business Insider
This 6 mill is nothing compared to the 100s of millions Trump and co. scammed off gullible racists..lock them all up
i agree though, open pandoras box and try all these mfs for their crimes Biden...
get Bush for his war crimes too. blow it up.
will never happen though.
it's still weird to me that all these fat lesbians made a bunch of money off of dead black men and then play the victim on twitter like their bougie ass activist for profit life is actually in danger while Darren Seals clear police/fed murder remains unsolved.
but i digress.
well bannon was locked up... until welll...
i agree though, open pandoras box and try all these mfs for their crimes Biden...
get Bush for his war crimes too. blow it up.
will never happen though.
it's still weird to me that all these fat lesbians made a bunch of money off of dead black men and then play the victim on twitter like their bougie ass activist for profit life is actually in danger while Darren Seals clear police/fed murder remains unsolved.
but i digress.
Those fat lesbians will love it in prison..
Everybody that was fronting a racial cause was scamming, from Trump to Tariq..
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TLR has officially been taken over by right wingers. Look at these posts. Wow!
I personally don't know why an organization buying a property to work in is something wild. 
The value of the property is still there and they are still doing what the organization is supposed to do. As long as your do not use funds to enrich yourself, it's different.
Now the organization does seem like they failed all types of basic financial reasoning but to be stupid and to be a con artist are different things.
The feds should investigate the organization for fraud though, stories like these might just mislead the public from the real crimes being committed. Its sad that the organization carries that name as the movement or organization are different things
The value of the property is still there and they are still doing what the organization is supposed to do. As long as your do not use funds to enrich yourself, it's different.
Now the organization does seem like they failed all types of basic financial reasoning but to be stupid and to be a con artist are different things.
The feds should investigate the organization for fraud though, stories like these might just mislead the public from the real crimes being committed. Its sad that the organization carries that name as the movement or organization are different things
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calling out scammers who use the death of black people to line their own pockets does not make you a right winger.
They all should be dragged to death in the middle of the street by George Floyd family and other black families where black men and women was killed
get these nets
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That Coli pressure got to him
On a regular forum, dudes would just walk back their earlier comments.