Toni Feeley

🚨 New, bizarre story about US Senate Candidate Bernie Moreno. "Nobody’s here from the EPA, right? Good," Moreno said on tape about his $3.4 million Aston Martin in 2016. "The car’s actually not legally allowed to be in the United States." motherjones.com/politics/2024/…

CBS News investigation: Republican Rep. Troy Nehls of Texas made claims about his military career that contradict official documents. cbsn.ws/3Uo3JbS

Trump wants to pardon them; extremists call them political prisoners; let's meet them. Andrew Quentin Taake #macerinblack has pled guilty but has not been sentenced at this time. Criminal History (not all listed here; see website) In May 2016, Taake was arrested for soliciting a minor online, a felony. According to the PSR, Taake initiated a conversation on a social media application with an undercover officer (“UC”) posing as a 15-year-old girl. After sending multiple explicit messages to the UC, Taake proposed an in-person meeting. The UC agreed and sent Taake an address. Before the meeting, Taake sent additional messages to the UC, including telling her that he “could go to jail” for what he was doing. Taake then went to the address the UC provided and was arrested. He was released on a $20,000 bond. His bond was revoked after his arrest and detainment in this case. The case remains pending. While detained at USP – Lewisburg during the pendency and detention in this very case, Taake was found guilty of fighting with another inmate in March 2022 and August 2022 and of giving/accepting money without authorization in December 2022. While detained at the D.C. Jail, Taake was written up for fighting with another inmate on December 14, 2023, less than two weeks before his change-of-plea hearing. Though he claimed self-defense, jail officials reviewed the CCTV footage and issued him a disciplinary report. Website seditionhunters.org/mpdslide78/

Trump wants to pardon them; extremists call them political prisoners; let's meet them. Todd Tilley #Insider74 sentenced to serve seven consecutive days of confinement, to complete 60 hours of community service within six months, and to pay $500 in restitution. Criminal History • On 7/3/80, Tilley (age 19) was charged with criminal trespass in Oxford, Maine. On 7/15/80, the disposition was “filed without costs.” • On 1/19/86, Tilley (age 24) was charged in Bronx County, New York, with attempted rape, robbery, assault, sexual abuse, unlawful imprisonment, and criminal possession of a weapon.8 On 1/21/87, he pled guilty to all charges. On 1/21/87, he was sentenced to 2 to 6 years on the rape and robbery convictions and given an unconditional discharge on the other convictions. • On 2/2/86, Tilley (age 24) was charged in Bronx County, New York, with kidnapping, attempted rape, robbery, sexual abuse, and criminal possession of a weapon.  The NCIC report lists “Not arraigned” for the kidnapping and attempted rape charges but no disposition for the other charges. • On 11/6/86, Tilley (age 25) was charged in Bronx County, New York, with kidnapping, sexual abuse, acting in a manner injurious to a child less than 16, and criminal possession of a weapon.10 On 1/21/87, he pled guilty to sodomy, sexual abuse, unlawful imprisonment, criminal possession of a weapon, and public lewdness. On 1/21/87, he was sentenced to 2 to 6 years on the sodomy conviction, 1 year on the sexual abuse conviction, and given an unconditional discharge on the other convictions. • Between 1998 and 2004, Tilley (ages 37 to 43) was under parole supervision. (This suggests that the sentences for the offenses listed above were imposed consecutively.) During this time, Tilley had multiple parole violations and at least one new commitment. • On 12/1/19, Tilley (age 57) was charged with failing to comply with Maine’s Sex Offender Registration Act (1st offense). On 7/30/2020, he was found guilty and fined $500. • On 1/27/20, Tilley (age 58) was charged with failing to comply with Maine’s Sex Offender Registration Act and violating a condition of release. On 7/30/20, the case was disposed with the notation “Dismissed by D.A./A.G. – pled to other charge”; presumably, the “other charge” was his 2019 arrest for the same offense. In the instant case, the FBI had some trouble locating Tilley in 2022 because he was not living at the address listed in the sex offender registry. #TrumpPardon seditionhunters.org/insider-74/

#UCLA cops are removing the masks from the protesters so they can’t hide … from their parents, neighbors , future employers