Which section of the forum would I find this in? Programming?
CNN: First charges filed in Mueller investigation
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Which section of the forum would I find this in? Programming?
Under the federal records act government officials can use their personal email for business but must turn over all business related emails. That’s the law. We are not entitled to her personal emails. The trump administration engages in this practice as well, btw.
Timing is suspicious. The only problem is there is no evidence of timing because like I said before there is no source on the 145 million dollar claim.
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/the-super-terrific-happy-hour.309621/
Just so we are clear on this deal applies if you make two weeks worth of trading calls in advance, meaning you call entry target, stopout before the trade, and no quitting if your first 2 calls are profitable and calling that a win.
Edit: actually you dont have to call target and stop out in advance but have to call them out in real time. Other than a general number i usually dont have hard stops or targets.
So you claim that he made his fortune of dirty oil and then link to just two paltry investments where made less than 5 million of his 3 billion fortune? And I am being generous here, his Kinder Morgan investments made by the fund gave him a 1.7 million profit in a heavily diversified fund. This is your basis for saying that he made his money from oil? Really?
Also assuming he has a profit motive with his environmental causes - what kind of a person spends 400 million dollars for some uncertain future payoff?
you are an unrelenting lying dnc troll machine...
why the hell do you act like you know something when you just lie your ass off constantly.
here is more...
and you can find even more by doing a search yourself.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...2cef4a00499_story.html?utm_term=.b908de5b8d2c
Public records filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission show that Steyer invested in fossil fuels at multiple points over the years, with Farallon buying shares of oil, coal and natural gas firms. Investments included BP and mining companies in the United States and around the world. Farallon’s second-largest holding in September 2012, a month before Steyer announced his departure, was a $220 million investment in the oil-and-gas giant Nexen.
An early point of tension between his drive for profits and his liberal ideology came a decade ago, when Steyer and his wife were caught off guard by Yale students’ push — which quickly spread to other college campuses — to protest their school’s investments in Farallon funds.
Calling their group “Un-Farallon,” the students pointed to allegations that companies in which Farallon invested had used unfair labor practices and fouled the environment. Public demonstrations included a giant papier-mache globe being smashed by a woman wearing a sign that said “My name is Farallon Capital Management.”
The protests embarrassed Steyer and his wife, Kat Taylor, who were major donors to Democratic causes. They began to wonder if, and when, they might bring their business interests in line with their values.
a lot more in the article and other sites.
why the hell do you act like you know something when you just lie your ass off constantly.
here is more...
and you can find even more by doing a search yourself.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...2cef4a00499_story.html?utm_term=.b908de5b8d2c
Public records filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission show that Steyer invested in fossil fuels at multiple points over the years, with Farallon buying shares of oil, coal and natural gas firms. Investments included BP and mining companies in the United States and around the world. Farallon’s second-largest holding in September 2012, a month before Steyer announced his departure, was a $220 million investment in the oil-and-gas giant Nexen.
An early point of tension between his drive for profits and his liberal ideology came a decade ago, when Steyer and his wife were caught off guard by Yale students’ push — which quickly spread to other college campuses — to protest their school’s investments in Farallon funds.
Calling their group “Un-Farallon,” the students pointed to allegations that companies in which Farallon invested had used unfair labor practices and fouled the environment. Public demonstrations included a giant papier-mache globe being smashed by a woman wearing a sign that said “My name is Farallon Capital Management.”
The protests embarrassed Steyer and his wife, Kat Taylor, who were major donors to Democratic causes. They began to wonder if, and when, they might bring their business interests in line with their values.
a lot more in the article and other sites.
I got my info from WaPo itself - you claimed that he made his fortune from oil companies which is a complete exaggeration. He ran a diversified hedge fund and some of his profits were from energy companies. If he wanted to make money off his green cred, he could have gone Tesla way or simply invest in green companies which are hot right now. He doesn't need to spend 20% of his fortune advocating for a cause which will not give him any material return.
True dat.
That is why I am somewhat of a mixed mind over this business of appointing a special prosecutor for the dems. Make no mistake about it though- I want one and NOW.
But as much as I am frustrated with Jeff Sessions being a worthless tit, to be honest I would like to see the House Committee appoint the special investigator for all the reasons you mentioned. And -at least at the talky-talky level in the House (I mean, like, what else do they do) there is some movement in that direction. Man, that would be supah though. I might get caught shamelessly self-stimulating in public if that should happen.
https://www.newyorker.com/humor/bor...d-outside-muellers-office-awaits-first-arrest
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—A crowd estimated in the hundreds of thousands has gathered outside the office of Robert Mueller in eager anticipation of the special counsel’s first arrest in the Russia probe.
Minutes after news was leaked that charges had been filed, Americans from across the country descended on Mueller’s office to witness firsthand what many called the beginning of the end of the nightmare.
“I can’t believe this day has finally come,” Carol Foyler, who drove from North Carolina, said. “My husband is having surgery today, but I didn’t want to miss this.”
heh. Demotards are not the brightest bunch. But they don't work during the day for the most part so why not show up. It's either that or watch the Price Is Right all day like Hillary.