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October 20, 2025 - The Mueller witch hunt officially ends with the dismissal of the final indictment against Ekim Alptekin

Ekim Alptekin refused to lie to the Mueller team and paid a vicious price. (Credit: X.com)

Today it finally happened. Something I thought might never come, but I never quite gave up hope. The Mueller witch hunt has officially ended with the dismissal of the final indictment (setting aside the meaningless, for-show charges against a bunch of random Russians no one has ever heard of and no one will ever see anyway).

I’ve followed this case closely since 2018 because, even among all the injustices carried out by Mueller’s thugs, this one stood out as particularly grotesque. I’ll write more about it later, but in short: Mueller’s team went through General Flynn’s old client list and targeted one of his former clients on a matter that had nothing to do with Trump or Russia, purely to pressure him into saying something damaging about Flynn and by extension, Trump.

That client, @ekimalptekin, refused to lie. So Mueller’s team hit him with completely fabricated FARA charges. He couldn’t see his family or children for many years, fearing extradition to the United States. He spent millions on legal fees. His business, his life, everything was wrecked.

So I couldn’t be happier that Ekim’s long nightmare has finally ended. A huge thank you to everyone here who kept this injustice alive in the public eye all these years, especially my friend @FOOL_NELSON and everyone else in the Russiagate research community.

But most of all, thank you to Lindsey Halligan. What an absolute legend for getting this done in a matter of a few days after seven long years of despair. Having followed this case and the people involved extremely closely, I can say with absolute certainty that without Lindsey Halligan, this would not have happened. We all owe her a great debt of gratitude for finally, formally ending the Russiagate witch hunt.
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October 20, 2025 - It's over in Georgia for Stacey Abrams

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The Atlanta Journal Constitution:

Once one of the most influential political groups in the South, the New Georgia Project is shutting down this week, marking a stunning fall for an organization that pushed to advance Democratic causes for more than a decade.

The New Georgia Project’s board of directors said in a statement Thursday that the organization and an affiliated action fund are both dissolving but encouraged others to continue supporting “values of justice, integrity and equity” that guided their work. “As we close this chapter, we recognize that the work of building a just and truthful world remains urgent,” the statement read. “This moment calls for strong and courageous leaders to step forward, guided by principle and purpose.”

Founded in 2013 by two-time gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and later championed by U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock, the group once boasted a multimillion-dollar budget, a sprawling field team and an ambitious mission “to build power for long-term progressive change.” It was credited with registering tens of thousands of left-leaning voters who helped turn Georgia into a political battleground. But the New Georgia Project played a diminished role in last year’s election as the organization’s internal problems mounted.

The group has long been hobbled by internal turmoil, fundraising struggles and mounting legal problems leading to an exodus of key staffers in the run-up to last year’s election. In January, it agreed to pay a record $300,000 fine for violating Georgia campaign finance laws after admitting to illegally aiding Abrams’ 2018 gubernatorial bid by spending millions to support her campaign without proper registration or reporting.

Ethics officials say the fine has been paid in full.

Well, that’s it. The final nail in Stacey’s giant political coffin.

So, what went wrong for the big lady? The same thing that always goes wrong when the left tries to build a movement around personality instead of performance. The New Georgia Project wasn’t a grassroots miracle. It was a money laundering scam and a PR stunt dressed up as a voter registration drive, funneling millions into “progressive change” while quietly breaking campaign finance laws to help Stacey’s losing streak waddle along.

Once the money dried up and the investigations rolled in, the organization crumbled like a chocolate chip cookie in Stacey’s hand.

With her political machine dead, her “movement” bankrupt, and her credibility in ashes, Stacey’s now joined the long list of discarded DEI Democrat darlings from Beto to Kamala to whoever’s next in line for the spotlight. The left will just move on to the next prop, pretending these flops never existed.

One thing you can say about Stacey is that she’s a tried and true DEI failure. She’s a whiz at turning failure into a money-making enterprise.

Wall Street Mav:

🚨Stacey Abrams founded an NGO and got sent $2 BILLION taxpayer dollars a month later…. she founded 2 MORE!

She appointed her sister as President of one. Money connected to FUNDING STREET PROTEST GROUPS was also discovered paid through an NGO established by Democrat’s Tides Center

“Once Stacey Abrams got that money, just so happens that TWO OTHER NONPROFITS that she founded”

“It’s back dealing money laundering from nonprofits it’s funneling money into the pockets of Democratic activists, nothing more. Case in point.”

This is just further proof that Dems are not actually interested in fixing the country. All they care about is finding the next “chosen one” to sell the same failed ideas in a brand new shiny package. Stacey was their perfect pitch. Until she wasn’t. (Read more: Revolver News, 10/20/2025) (Archive)

October 20, 2025 - Dems exploited loopholes; illegal aliens did get taxpayer-funded Medicaid and Medicare

Democrats play semantic games while taxpayers foot the bill. Federal law blocks Medicaid for illegals, but blue states exploit loopholes – like California’s $3.8B Medi-Cal expansion for undocumented adults through state-funded programs. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act tightened restrictions, yet Schumer & Co. now push to reverse those reforms.

Emergency Medicaid already drains $3.8B annually for “life-saving” care that incentivizes border surges. Every dollar spent on non-citizen healthcare steals resources from veterans and seniors.

Real enforcement means cutting ALL pathways – state or federal.

The claim that the U.S. government sent $2.7 trillion in Medicare and Medicaid payments overseas is false; the $2.7 trillion figure refers to improper payments across all federal agencies since 2003, not specifically to overseas payments. These improper payments include various reasons, such as administrative errors and fraud, but the reports do not indicate that they were primarily sent to people outside the United States.
( The Poynter Institute)  (U.S. Government Accountability Office (U.S. GAO))

October 20, 2025 - Firm admits to violating federal law, using minority-owned status as a front to obtain $100M+ no-bid contracts

Melayne Cromwell, Director of Contracts for ATI Government Solutions (Credit: OMG video clipping)

An explosive new undercover investigation by O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) released Monday on X has blown the lid off a massive federal contracting scandal, a $100 billion scheme exploiting taxpayer-funded minority-preference programs under the Biden Administration.

In a shocking undercover video posted on X, OMG revealed how ATI Government Solutions, a federal contractor supposedly “Native American-owned,” admitted to exploiting the Small Business Administration’s 8(a) program to grab over $100 million in no-bid government contracts, while outsourcing up to 80% of the work to other firms.

“I tell you pass-throughs are a great thing!”
“We only do 20%… The rest goes to subs.”
“And remember, there’s no competition.”

James O’Keefe, posing as representatives from a fake cybersecurity firm called “Sev-Zero Solutions,” met Cromwell under the guise of hiring her catering side business.

Within minutes, the ATI executive bragged about how the company leverages its Native American tribal affiliation with the Susanville Indian Rancheria to obtain exclusive federal contracts, then turns around and pays subcontractors to do almost all the work.

O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) reported:

Within two minutes of sitting down with Melayne at a restaurant in Arlington, Virginia, she volunteered the entire scheme – no prompting, no hesitation. She told us she was the Director of Contracts for ATI Government Solutions. Then she dropped the real bombshell:

“Because we’re Native American-owned, we’re heavily favored for government contracts.” “There’s no bidding war.” Said Cromwell

She explained how ATI uses its tribal status to lock down multi-million dollar no-bid contracts, then passes off the majority of the work to subcontractors-firms that would never qualify on their own. Meanwhile, ATI keeps the lion’s share of the cash. Cromwell revealed to our undercover journalist;

“So, a lot of our subcontractors bid on contracts that were perfect in their industry, but because they weren’t Native American, they wouldn’t win it,” she said. “So we bid on it for them, they become our sub, and it’s an automatic win because you’re Native American status. There’s no bidding war.”

Under the 8(a) system, meant to empower disadvantaged businesses, “pass-through” contractors such as ATI serve as paper fronts, taking much of the money off the top while doing little or none of the work. Cromwell admitted the company performs only 20% of its multi-million-dollar no-bid federal contracts, subcontracting out the remaining 80% – a textbook case of a “pass-through” scheme.

“Correct. Yeah. They’re doing most of the work. But you want to really stay on, make sure they’re on time.”  

“So, we do about 20% of the work.” 

“You don’t want to share that,” – Cromwell added.

In short, ATI secures the contracts, gets the money, acts as a passthrough and it’s the tax payer who gets screwed over.

Firmadge Crutchfield (Credit: public domain)

On paper, ATI is owned by the Susanville Indian Rancheria, a federally recognized native american tribal entity, in northern california.

Arian confirmed to us that if they were to appear as the owners of our company it would make it easier to obtain government contracts, and goes on to claim that we may need to relinquish 51% of the ownership to them.

OMG Undercover Journalist: “So really, it’s really just coming up with a number that you would want in order to appear to be the owner of our company. So we’ll discuss what percentage you would get when we come to the signing of the contract.”

Scott Deutchman

Arian: “Some of that is, will be determined by the 8(a) corporation, So we may have to be like 51%”

Melayne confirms that ATI is abiding by this 51% tribal ownership…on paper.

“51% On paper. Correct. as long as it’s on paper. That you’re 51%, you’re good to go.” Said Cromwell.

ATI may be 51% tribally owned by the Susanville Indian Rancheria ON PAPER, But Melayne revealed to us that ATI was founded in collaboration with the Rancheria by two caucasian DC executives; Firmadge Crutchfeld and Scott Deutschman. And that they manage all of ATI’s operations.

In 2024, the Biden-Harris Administration awarded a record-breaking $183 billion in federal contracts to “small businesses,” including those under “socially disadvantaged” categories like 8(a).

But as the OMG exposé shows, many of these firms are front companies exploiting racial-preference loopholes to funnel billions to private consultants and politically connected insiders.

(Read more: Gateway Pundit, 10/20/2025)  (Archive)

UPDATE:

SBA has launched an investigation into ATI Government Solutions and Susanville Indian Rancheria.

This is why we have been conducting a full review of the 8(a) Program, ostensibly designed to help “socially and economically disadvantaged” small businesses compete in the federal marketplace. Yet, what we’ve discovered so far has been institutionalized abuse, which potentially amounts to billions of dollars in federal contracts that are run through shell companies, fraudulent pass-throughs, and other schemes.

That’s why in February, the SBA took immediate action to slash 8(a) contracting goals across the federal government. In June, we launched an audit of the program to review every 8(a) contract for the last 15 years. And in July, we rescinded the contracting authority of USAID, which was involved in a massive bribery scandal.

@JamesOKeefeIII has exposed an important truth. Like every other government program rooted in DEI, the 8(a) Program is rife with grift and fraud.

Under my leadership, the SBA is committed to restoring integrity and implementing strong reforms to protect U.S. taxpayers from further abuse. The full audit is ongoing and whistleblowers may contact https://sbax.sba.gov/oigcss/

October 21, 2025 - John Brennan hit with criminal referral over Steele Dossier lies

Former CIA director John Brennan (Credit: public domain)

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan on Tuesday referred former CIA director John Brennan to the Justice Department for prosecution, alleging that Brennan made false statements to Congress about how the 2017 intelligence assessment on Russian election interference handled material from the so-called Steele dossier.

In a five-page referral letter dated today, Jordan argues that Brennan’s sworn May 11, 2023 testimony conflicted with declassified records the committee says now show the dossier was not only reviewed by the CIA but also included – via an annex – in the intelligence community’s assessment. The letter invokes 18 U.S.C. § 1001, which makes it a crime to “knowingly and willfully” make materially false statements to Congress.

To wit – Brennan told lawmakers that “the CIA was not involved at all with the dossier” and that the agency was “very much opposed to having any reference or inclusion of the Steele dossier in the Intelligence Community Assessment.” But Jordan’s letter points to what it calls “Annex A” of the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA), which it describes as a “two-page annex summarizing the Steele reporting” and drafted “in coordination with the [FBI]” under a joint decision by the CIA and FBI.

The broader context brings into focus the 2017 ICA, released Jan. 6 under the auspices of the Director of National Intelligence, concluding that Russia interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and developed a preference for Donald Trump. Earlier reviews by the Senate Intelligence Committee and the Justice Department’s inspector general found that the dossier was included in a classified annex to the ICA – not in its main body – and that while the FBI and CIA debated how to handle it.

Jordan claims that the dossier’s language is contained in the main body of the ICA and that Brennan personally overruled CIA analysts who raised concerns about the dossier’s reliability – quoting an internal exchange attributed to Brennan in which he allegedly asked, “Yes, but doesn’t it ring true?”

According to Brennan: “my bottom line is that I believe that the information warrants inclusion in the report.”

The referral calls Brennan’s lies “material” and part of a “pattern of Brennan’s willingness to lie to Congress” – pointing to Brennan’s earlier 2017 House Intelligence Committee appearance in which he said, “the dossier was not in any way used in the Intelligence Community Assessment” (a statement the letter says lies outside the statute of limitations but is relevant context).

(Read more: Zero Hedge, 10/21/2025)  (Archive)

October 22, 2025 - There’s a taxpayer program helping foreigners on temporary work visas buy US homes

Many Americans already believe the H-1B visa program was built to replace them at work. Now we’re finding out it is helping foreign workers buy homes too, with our tax dollars.

In Oregon, there’s a taxpayer-funded initiative called the Down Payment Assistance Program, which hands out as much as $60,000 or 20 percent of a home’s sale price to qualifying buyers. It was pitched as “equity in housing,” but the fine print reveals that even foreign nationals on temporary work visas can tap into it. Yes, you read that right. People just passing through on a work visa can get a US taxpayer handout to buy up one of our homes and then turn it into a money-making Airbnb.

How is this real?

So, that means Americans who can’t afford a starter home are footing the bill so imported tech labor can snag one. Reports suggest that at least some of these taxpayer-subsidized properties that are used as short-term rentals could be violating federal visa restrictions.

Not only are Oregon’s taxpayers forced to pay $1.5B for the healthcare of non-citizens, we also pay for the down payments for non-citizens to purchase property in Oregon.

The Down Payment Assistance Program offers up to $60K or 20% of the sale price of property to help non-citizens own real estate in Oregon.

For some context on how crazy stupid this is, try this in Europe. Europe is essentially socialist across the board but if you want to buy property in Europe and you are not a citizen of that country, good luck.

Governments that actually give a fuck about their citizens don’t allow foreigners to purchase property. Much less, make their citizens pay for it.

(…) This program should never exist for non-citizens. Period. Taxpayer-funded home loans were meant to help Americans build stability and put down roots, not to bankroll foreign nationals looking for investment properties.

Oregon’s lawmakers have managed to create the perfect symbol of America’s decline… citizens funding their own displacement. (Read more: Revolver News, 10/22/2025) (Archive)