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eskildit · 4 months
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locked tomb modern au but its us politics. john is a congressman or governor or even president or smthn and the mithraeum team is his political staff. this is the worst timeline btw
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inkymeii · 2 months
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so excited for fantasy high s4 senior year where they talk abt the REAL adventures of the world
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moomoocowmaid · 4 months
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Soft launch FAFSA is killing me—let me beg for money when I want to!
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sixbucks · 1 year
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spitblaze · 12 days
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I'm not a psychologist or a politician or anything approaching an expert about literally anything except a few specific video games but I feel like so many people wouldn't be agonizing over the moral implications of one (1) vote if we as the less-than-uppest-of-upper-crust had the ability to meaningfully affect change in ways other than 'spend money/do not spend money, vote for the red or blue tie'
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Can we have a Menagerie AU, but its Spock and La'an abducting Chris together and stealing the Enterprise to bring him to Una whose been exiled to an Illyrian colony...
[see notes for my feelings on the Menagerie ep]
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fauvester · 1 year
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Idan big lad good heart
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HES JUST A BIG GUY
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cheapcheapfaker · 29 days
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live view of me after gilgamesh dropped off my daily morning coffee and went “btw key bridge collapsed” with such casualty and left
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News of money previously given to House Speaker Mike Johnson's congressional campaign by Russian nationals has re-emerged after the Republican rejected a $95 billion foreign aid bill passed in the Senate.
In 2018, a group of Russians were able to donate to Johnson's bid for the Louisiana seat he eventually won as the money was funneled through the Texas-based American Ethane company.
While American Ethane was co-founded by American John Houghtaling, at the time it was 88% owned by three Russian nationals—Konstantin Nikolaev, Mikhail Yuriev, and Andrey Kunatbaev. Nikolaev is known to be a top ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
A spokesperson for Johnson previously assured in 2018 that the campaign returned the money that was given to them by American Ethane once it was "made aware of the situation." There was no indication that Johnson's campaign team willfully broke federal law, which makes it illegal for a campaign to knowingly accept donations from a foreign-owned corporation, a foreign national, or any company owned or controlled by foreign nationals.
A number of social media users have now brought up the campaign money amid Johnson's opposition to the long-debated foreign aid bill, which would send $60 billion to Ukraine as the country continues to fight off Russia's invasion.
In a press conference on February 14, Johnson said he would not bring the bill recently passed by the Senate back from a House vote and that the "Republican-led House will not be jammed or forced into passing" the foreign aid bill.
The same day, Ukraine-based blog Fake Off posted on X, formerly Twitter: "US Speaker of the House Mike Johnson received campaign contributions from American Ethane, a company 88% owned by three Russians. Now, do you understand why he was categorically against the aid to Ukraine?"
Another social media user added, while sharing a clip of Johnson's press conference: "Astonishing that the Speaker of the House for the United States Government accepts money from Russia. Konstantin Nikolaev, Mikhail Yuriev, and Andrey Kunatbaev own 88% of American Ethane."
Johnson's office has been contacted for comment via email.
WHO IS KONSTANTIN NIKOLAEV?
The 52-year-old is a billionaire who previously served as minister of transport for the Russian Federation.
Nikolaev and his two partners currently own a third of Globaltrans, Russia's biggest private rail transport operator, and he previously worked in railroad freight and port businesses.
He is also a part owner of Tula Cartridge Works, which has been supplying ammunition for Russian forces during its invasion of Ukraine.
In 2019, Forbes listed the oligarch's net worth at $1.2 billion.
Nikolaev is also known for being a financial backer of Maria Butina, a Russian citizen who was sentenced to 18 months in prison in 2019 after admitting to acting as an unregistered foreign agent to infiltrate conservative political groups and influence foreign policy to Russia's benefit before and after the 2016 election.
The money that Nikolaev and the other two Russian nationals managed to donate to Johnson's 2018 campaign was also brought up after the Republican was elected House Speaker last October.
"Putin pal Konstantin Nikolaev, who handled Russian spy Maria Butina, was also the principal stockholder in American Ethane Co. when they donated over $37,000 to Mike Johnson's election campaign. Does anyone else think that might be a problem?" posted X user @Davegreenidge57.
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neon-d0rk · 4 months
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I’m on the website for financial student aid like it’s concert tickets.
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revoltedstates · 7 months
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Lt. Frank N. Sheets, of Madison, Indiana, was killed in action at the Battle of Chickamauga on September 20th, 1863. My article on Sheets' life was recently published in the Autumn 2023 issue of Military Images magazine: https://militaryimagesmagazine.com/2023/09/17/finding-aid-autumn-2023/
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kratomqueen · 27 days
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Kansas City, before and after it was destroyed for cars (x)
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stone-cold-groove · 1 month
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Scenes from home, past and present.
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aminta · 9 months
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ill be honest pell grants are the unspoken heros of this generation i would NOT be able to afford an education without that girly. thank you federal government for giving me 8k free a year for college ur a boo
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steveharrington · 9 months
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me when ppl call it the “fafsa application”
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adelle-ein · 11 months
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listen my fellow gen z fiber arts crafters. we don't have to use ribblr. we can rise up and break free from the netflixification of the internet and just use ravelry like the old people. rise rise rise
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