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Epstein victims stood beside governor as he signed document

Florida’s Republican Governor Ron DeSantis on Thursday signed legislation authorizing the release of grand jury documents related to deceased pedophile and intelligence asset Jeffrey Epstein.

“The public deserves to know who participated in Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking,” DeSantis said. “Nobody should be protected from facing justice due to their wealth or status, and those who harm children should be exposed and punished to the fullest extent of the law.”

A pair of Epstein’s victims joined the governor as he signed the document.

One of the women, Haley Robson, became emotional as she spoke to the press and thanked DeSantis for making the information public.

“Why was Jeffrey Epstein given such grace and mercy for his inhumane crimes and why were we so outed in the media and treated so poorly?” she asked.

The other woman, Jenna-Lisa, told independent journalist Chris Nelson she was 14 years old when she first met Epstein and called for all parties involved in both Epstein’s empire and the cover-up of his crimes to be brought to justice.

“Nobody should be above the law, regardless of wealth, status, or connections. The public deserves to know who participated in Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking operation, and the survivors deserve justice,” the GOP politician wrote on X.

This move will likely infuriate the globalists who have been trying to conceal Epstein’s associates from the public for decades.

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Oddly-specific exemption being viewed by critics as prime example of crony capitalism.

An exemption for “bread baking” businesses in California’s new $20 minimum wage law is raising eyebrows after it appears to benefit Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom’s friend, Panera Bread CEO Greg Flynn.

California’s FAST Act (Fast Food Accountability and Standards Recovery Act) was signed into law by Newsom last September, and requires fast food restaurants to pay workers a minimum of $20-per-hour.

Left out of that requirement, however, are restaurant “chains that bake bread and sell it as a standalone item.”

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The “bread-baking” exemption was reportedly championed by Newsom, who claimed to reporters it’d been hammered out during “countless hours of negotiations with dozens of stakeholders over two years,” and characterized it as “part of the sausage-making.”

Despite denying having part in crafting the exemption, Flynn – who attended the same high school as Newsom and bought one of his Napa Valley resorts in 2014 – had previously expressed vocal opposition to the bill.

From Bloomberg News:

Flynn emerged as a prominent critic of the fast-food bill, known as the FAST Act. In a 2022 opinion piece in Capitol Weekly, a publication covering California politics, he said it would all but kill the franchising business model in the state.

Behind closed doors, he urged the governor’s top aides to reconsider whether fast-casual chains such as Panera should be classified as fast food, according to people familiar with the discussions, who asked not to be named because the talks were private.While that plan wasn’t adopted, the Service Employees International Union, a labor group that was the driving force behind the bill, decided to accept a narrower carve-out as the talks progressed — one that would only apply to restaurants operating bakeries. That position was adopted as a means of winning the governor’s support for the legislation, said a person with knowledge of the discussions. The rationale was the governor’s longstanding relationship with a Panera franchisee, the person said.

According to the New York Post, Flynn “is the largest franchisee in the US with thousands of brands including Applebee’s, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, and Wendy’s,” and has donated over $164,800 to Gov. Newsom.

Speaking at a conference in 2023, the head of the National Restaurant Association, Michelle Korsmo, said “everyone’s scratching their head” over the exemption, adding the legislation was a result of building key political relationships.

The unseemly appearance of the oddly-specific exemption is being viewed by critics as a prime example of crony capitalism and political favoritism at its finest.

Every fast food restaurant will now have a bakery! pic.twitter.com/MExLRr12sc

— Terry (@TerryinSoCalif) February 28, 2024

Democrats hate small business but give exceptions to their friends, this is fascism.

— Harrison Krank (@HarrisonKrank) February 28, 2024

Total corruption. Not a surprise from Newsom.

If the exemption includes “chains that bake bread and sell it as a standalone item”, every fast food chain restaurant should hire one person – at the lower minimum wage – for a few hours a day to bake bread to sell.

— Eric (@closedownthebar) February 28, 2024

I think this is how the mafia conducts business, too.

— Axiomatic Enemy of the State (@DeTocqueville14) February 28, 2024

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Establishment social media companies continue to suppress free speech

During an appearance on popular radio show “The Breakfast Club” this week, former television host Dr. Phil McGraw exposed the information gatekeepers at Facebook and Instagram for censoring an important video he recently released.

Dr. Phil told “Breakfast Club” host Charlamagne tha God that over 50% of young Americans get all of their news via TikTok before describing his recent encounter with censorship.

“I put a clip up of my trip to the border, just a small clip… I posted it up on Facebook and Instagram and it was the part of me talking to him about trafficking these children… It was up about 50 minutes and going viral super fast, I mean like tens of thousands of views in a matter of a few minutes, it was going straight vertical and then bang! It just stopped. It stopped and it got shut down. They just, the algorithm, they shut it down.”

Charlamagne responded, saying videos “The Breakfast Club” uploads to YouTube that touch on political issues get throttled by the censorship algorithms built into Big Tech social media apps.

Both Dr. Phil and Charlamagne asked why people are acting like having your speech censored in America is normal.

Alex Jones and Infowars tried warning the world when he was first used as the fall guy for free speech in 2019 that the establishment would come for them next.

See a clip from Dr. Phil’s censored border trip below:

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Globalist war on meat continues

The New York Attorney General who recently ordered presidential frontrunner Donald Trump to pay a $355 million judgment is now going after the world’s largest beef producer.

Soros-funded Democrat operative Letitia James announced Wednesday she’s, “suing JBS USA Food Co, the world’s largest beef producer, for misleading the public about its environmental impact. The beef industry is one of the largest contributors to climate change, and JBS has falsely advertised its commitment to sustainability and endangered our planet.”

In an X post, James continued to claim JBS is lying to the public by “advertising fake sustainability efforts” while “increasing its beef production and its carbon footprint.”

JBS USA Food Co is an American branch of the Brazilian company JBS S.A., which has “no viable plan” to reach “net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040,” according to James.

A press release about the lawsuit states, “Attorney General James is asking the court to require JBS USA to cease its ‘Net Zero by 2040’ advertising campaign, conduct a third-party audit of its compliance with New York’s consumer protection statutes, and pay disgorgement of all ill-gotten gains earned by misleading the public about their business practices as well as penalties of at least $5,000 per violation. The total number of violations will be determined at trial.”

JBS said in a statement that it disagrees with the lawsuit and asserted the company is moving towards a “more sustainable future for agriculture” using fewer resources and reducing the environmental impact.

That means less cows, chickens and other meat sources widely consumed by people across the planet will be available.

Of course, the anti-meat agenda is being ordered directly from the top by globalist groups like the World Health Organization in tandem with the World Economic Forum and United Nations.

In 2019, the Trump administration’s Department of Agriculture forked out $62.4 million in U.S. tax dollars to purchase pork from JBS USA during Trump’s “trade war” with China.

The next year, JBS Chief Financial Officer Guilherme Cavalcanti praised Trump’s executive order keeping U.S. meat plants open during the Covid pandemic to ensure the people had food to eat.

It’s possible the company’s cozy connections with Trump could have driven the deranged attorney general of New York to file the lawsuit.

James is already driving business out of her state, with Truckers around America threatening to boycott taking loads into New York due to her mistreatment of Trump and top businessmen like Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary saying he’d “never invest” in the state again.

It’s worth noting JBS USA was hit by a cyberattack in 2021, and ended up paying $11 million ransom to cybercriminals belonging to a ransomware gang “REvil” allegedly operating out of Russia.

The Letitia James lawsuit was widely criticized online:

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