Gavin Newsom caught in a massive federal money laundering scam
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Newsom increased ambulance costs 300%, then requested reimbursements from the federal government, but it was fake
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He’d then pay a different company a fraction of the cost and pocket the rest. Stealing billions

“One of the largest and most convoluted schemes in modern history has been discovered during a review of California's medical financial records”

“Investigators found that under Gavin Newsom's leadership, the Golden State has essentially been funneling taxpayer money from all across America to prop up California's own finances.

Genesis Plan started in 2022 and it revolves around the complex concept of intergovernmental transfers, which in simple terms is when a local hospital or county makes a transfer to the state Medicaid agency for payments of medical services such as ambulance rides

• After the transfers are made, the state can then request a matching amount of money from the federal government

• But Gavin ...

Leaked phone call from January 4, 2025 (3 days before the devastating Palisades Fire)

The call is between Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and John Alle, a property manager and whistleblower in the Pacific Palisades, Westlake and MacArthur Park areas

John Alle contacted Karen Bass to warn her about extreme fire risks due to weather conditions like high winds and dry brush

Karen Bass tells him to “read between the lines,” “hold tight,” and that “you will understand soon.”

She knew something was coming, almost like a planned fire (many believe the land grab)

This call is interpreted as her knowing serious fire danger was imminent but not wanting to discuss what was about to happen openly….

Very cryptic

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🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 Pentagon Says Iran War Cost $25 Billion. An Economist Says Try Trillions.

The Defense Department’s $25 billion price tag for Operation Epic Fury covers only missiles fired, planes flown, and equipment lost — and little else, University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers argues in a New York Times op-ed published Sunday.

The fuller accounting, he writes, runs into the hundreds of billions, and possibly trillions:

▪️ Geopolitical risk: Fed economists estimate heightened risk of this scale costs roughly $200 billion and leaves a million fewer Americans employed within a year

▪️ Interest rates: With rate cuts now off the table, the Fed’s likely response could cost another $200 billion in lost economic output

▪️ Stock market: Wolfers estimates the war has wiped roughly $3 trillion off S&P 500 valuations. Oil prices could be elevated through 2028.

▪️ Growth: Goldman Sachs projects U.S. GDP growth will be 0.5 percentage points lower — around ...

— 🇮🇱 It’s now 2026, a reality check for Israel after 3 years of war:

🇵🇸 Gaza front:

– Hamas has not been disarmed after almost three years of war.

– Tunnel infrastructure in Gaza is intact, rocket arrays being slowly rebuilt.

– Al-Qassam has approximately 25,000 fighters, the same amount as before Oct 7th.

– No sign of an interim government, Hamas is still politically in control of Gaza.

🇱🇧 Lebanon front:

– Hezbollah has not been disarmed, neither North nor South of the Litani.

– Hezbollah’s leadership has successfully reorganized and decentralized, and is now more resistant to assassination strikes than before.

– Hezbollah retains the capability to launch long-range and medium-range rockets, drones and missiles into Israel.

– The increasing use of FPV drones has rendered northern Israeli settlements into ghost towns, and significantly degraded the IDF’s freedom of movement in southern Lebanon.

🇮🇷 Iran front:

– The Islamic Republic is still ...

🛢 The Iran war is draining global oil inventories at a record pace:

Global oil stockpiles fell by ~4.8 million barrels per day between March 1 and April 25, the largest quarterly drawdown on record.

Crude makes up ~60% of this decline, with refined fuels accounting for the remaining.

Total visible oil inventories are now near the lowest level since 2018.

JPMorgan warns that total visible oil inventories could fall to operational stress levels of 7.6 billion barrels by June and further down to an operational floor of 6.8 billion barrels by September, assuming no resolution to the Strait of Hormuz closure.

This operational floor represents the bare minimum oil needed to keep global pipelines and refinery systems running, meaning the world would have zero remaining buffer against further supply shocks.

With inventories collapsing, the threat of sharper oil price surges and outright shortages is moving closer.

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