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EXCLUSIVE: Laura Loomer’s influence operation runs through a single-principal Florida LLC with zero disclosure Laura Loomer’s primary business entity, King Breaker Media LLC, was formed April 3, 2023 through Inc Authority — a discount LLC formation service — at a Lady Lake, Florida address. She is the only authorized person on every filing. The entity restructured in May 2025, moving from the formation-mill registered agent to Di Pietro Partners, PLLC, a Fort Lauderdale law firm. Timing tracks her ascendance as the White House’s “loyalty enforcer.” No co-owners. No investors. No clients listed. No foreign principals. The public Florida record shows a single-principal entity that files only the bare minimum annual reports required to maintain active status. Antonia Hitchens reported in the New Yorker (Nov. 17, 2025) that a Trump-connected lobbyist confirmed Loomer is paid for her advocacy — including her push to lift Venezuelan oil sanctions sought by American oil magnate Harry Sargeant III — with payments allegedly routed through middlemen. Loomer told Steve Bannon on Nov. 14, 2025 that during her trip to Israel she “met with military officials, members of the Knesset, and high level Israeli politicians,” holding policy discussions with senior officials of a foreign government in their official capacity. She is not registered under FARA. She is not registered under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. Her opposition research firm, Loomered Strategies, does not appear as a separate Florida entity. The corporate trail discloses nothing about who pays her or for what. This is the structural problem influence operators exploit. FARA covers agents acting at the direction of foreign principals. LDA covers domestic lobbyists. Neither touches an “influencer” who tweets policy positions for compensation routed through unnamed third parties. The question is not whether Loomer is sympathetic to Israeli interests or aligned with American oil money — sympathy and alignment are protected. The question is whether her documented activities meet the statutory threshold that would force disclosure under federal law. DOJ’s FARA Unit issues roughly 20 Letters of Inquiry per year. The pattern of meetings, advocacy, and reported compensation in Hitchens’s reporting is exactly the kind of fact pattern those letters are designed to evaluate. The public record establishes the opacity. The next step is for federal authorities to determine whether the law requires it to be lifted.