Champuckett
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The way they are handling the homeless in Seattle is hopeless. Throwing enormous amounts of tax money at the problem through housing projects while the homeless could care less and are finding their own housing arrangements. Legislators continue to not learn and are ramping up these efforts indefinitely as tens of millions of taxes are going towards this wasted effort.

Yeah, this isn't the first time either. When they had a committee hearing on these hacking and data manipulation frauds with Tom Fitton and co. many months ago, they almost never mentioned Awan or his company's name at that point either. This seems to be the norm, not the exception, when anything involving these people is discussed in an "official" capacity. Controlled opposition, controlled investigations, controlled inspector generals, controlled "good guys". Who is protecting these people and why?

You knew this was a big story when the news regarding it first started to break. The fact that we are nearing a year now of this story being widely public, albeit mostly disregarded by the masses and we are virtually no closer to having any form of justice, accountability, or further investigation into who and why such grand access was being given to Awan and his people is a testament to how much they fear this ever gaining real traction. The SES angle for that new judge is interesting indeed and I have had a hunch this is the angle where researchers need to pivot their research to. I still sometimes wonder how many of these Awan type operations have been working at the highest levels of government. Are there just a few and we got lucky in catching the Awan division of the blackmailing and data manipulation schemes or are there too many at this point to count and Awan was nothing more than a needle in a haystack? I'm betting on the latter.

This seems like a defeatist thread. Stop waiting on politicians to come flying in on golden chariots to save the day. You should be using people like Ron and Rand as inspirations, not saviors. If you think we are in trouble right now, then what are you waiting for? Get to work!