8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (6)
#24043936 at 2025-12-29 18:20:42 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29296: WW III Canceled: Bibi On The Rebound EDITION
>>24043917
Between September and October - when federal prosecutors announced charges to eight more individuals, including six of Somali descent, for their roles in the welfare scheme - the names and bios of Rose Lake Capitals's nine officers and advisors were removed from the website. None of them were charged in the fraud.
These names include lobbyist and former Obama Ambassador to Bahrain Adam Ereli; former Senator and Obama Ambassador to China Max Baucus; DNC Finance Chair associate Alex Hoffman; former DNC treasurer William Derrough and former ex-CEO of Amalgamated Bank Keith Mestrich, who once described Amalgamated as "the institutional bank of the Democratic Party."
#23543222 at 2025-09-03 14:33:06 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #28678: The Autopen Isn't Mightier Than The Sword Edition
>>23543214
2/2
Mynett and Hailer did not return requests for comment.
Mynett's other company, Rose Lake Capital, was in no better shape at the beginning of 2024. The venture capital firm wasworth no more than $1,000 to Mynett at the end of 2023, Omar disclosed, and had just $42.44 in its bankaccounts in February 2024, according to court documents obtained by the Minnesota Reformer.
By the end of 2024, Mynett's stake in Rose Lake Capital ballooned to up to $25 million, Omar reported in her latest financial disclosure.
Mynett and Hailer formed Rose Lake Capital in 2022.It claims on its website to have $60 billion in assets under management and boasts an "extensive global network" and expertise at structuring "legislation." The firm's advisory board includestwo former Barack Obama ambassadors, Max Baucus and J. Adam Ereli, as well as former Amalgamated Bank CEO Keith Mestrich.
Shortly after Mynett launched Rose Lake Capital, Omar formed the U.S.-Africa Policy Working Group, where she leads a group of 20 members of Congress"committed to building partnership with the continent of Africa."
Since then, both Omar and Mynett have been pictured at events hosted by the EBII Group, a company that helps facilitate international investments in Africa. Omar was the keynote speaker at EBII's African Leaders and Partners forum in 2023,where she advocated for U.S. investment in Africa and called on Congress to institute policies including a "$44 billion lifeline for African communities." During that same forum, Hailer, in his capacity as Rose Lake's CEO, facilitated a panel discussion on the challenges faced by investors seeking to get their funds out of African countries.
Rose Lake Capital is Mynett and Hailer's second venture capital firm.Their first, eSt Ventures, used to state on its website that it managed investment funds dedicated to Africa and cannabis.
Before Mynett left eSt Ventures in 2022, he and Hailer formed a subsidiary called Badlands Ventures to facilitate the firm's marijuana investments.Badlands, in turn, received $3.5 million from a pair of South Dakota cannabis companies in early 2022 who later filed suitallegingthe firm diverted $1.7 million of their investment "for purposes other than Badlands Ventures' business."
When the cannabis investors demanded that money back, Hailer claimed the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) had placed a hold on the funds, the lawsuit stated.OFAC administers trade sanctions on foreign countries and terrorist regimes engaged in "the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and other threats to the national security, foreign policy or economy of the United States."
In August, for example,OFAC sanctioned 18 entities and individuals connected to the Iranian regime, including a software holding company with ties to the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security, which has committed "serious human rights abuses against the Iranian people and supporting terrorist groups," the Treasury Department said in a press release.
The cannabis investors did not sue Rose Lake Capital directly, but they named the firm in their lawsuit and it was subjected to discovery as the case proceeded.
Hailer settled that lawsuit for $1.2 million in August 2024, according to the Minnesota Reformer. The outlet reportedthat it's unclear how Hailer was able to pay the settlement, noting court documents that showedhe had less than $750 in his bank accountsat the beginning of 2024.
(Omar and husband should be prosecuted for funding foreign terrorism to the U.S. and importing drugs into the U.S. by Africa, now.)
https://freebeacon.com/democrats/ilhan-omar-said-its-categorically-false-to-call-her-a-millionaire-her-net-worth-just-reached-up-to-30-million-an-increase-of-at-least-3500-percent-in-one-year/
#23542295 at 2025-09-03 03:30:59 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #28677: Sophia Forchas. PRAYERS & God Bless You. Matthew Webler. Edition
Ilhan Omar Said It's 'Categorically False' To Call Her a Millionaire. Her Net Worth Just Reached Up to $30 Million, an Increase of at Least 3,500 Percent in One Year
Rep. Ilhan Omar's personal fortune exploded to upwards of $30 million in 2024, the Minnesota Democrat disclosed just months after telling the press it is "ridiculous" and "categorically false" to say she is worth millions of dollars.
Omar reported in her latest financial disclosure that she and her husband, former political consultant Tim Mynett, accumulated a net worth at the end of 2024 ranging from at least $6 million to $30 million. Their wealth is derived almost entirely from the value of Mynett's ownership stake in his two companies that, together, were worth no more than $51,000 at the end of 2023. The exact value of Omar's personal fortune at the end of 2024 is unclear-lawmakers disclose the value of their holdings and debts in ranges. Still, the figures in Omar's latest disclosures show that her and her husband's net worth skyrocketed by at least 3,500 percent in just one year.
Omar's extraordinary accumulation of wealth in 2024 could raise uncomfortable questions for the Minnesota Democrat, who in February told Business Insider that she has been the subject of a "coordinated right-wing disinformation campaign" that falsely claims she's worth millions of dollars. Omar said any insinuation that she's worth more than a few thousand dollars was "ridiculous" and "categorically false." She also took to X in February, challenging her followers to "maybe try checking my public financial statements and you will see I barely have thousands let alone millions."
Omar has her husband to thank for catapulting her to multimillionaire status in 2024. Mynett's California-based winery eStCru LLC and venture capital firm Rose Lake Capital both achieved remarkable financial turnarounds in 2024. At the end of 2023, Mynett's combined stake in both companies was worth no more than $51,000, the firms had less than $700 across all their bank accounts, and Mynett and his business partner, former DNC adviser Will Hailer, were saddled with lawsuits from investors claiming they defrauded them out of millions of dollars.
But by the end of 2024, Mynett's combined stake in the two firms ballooned to anywhere between $6 and $30 million, and he and Hailer settled the lawsuits with cash settlements, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.
Mynett's business activities have long been a thorn in Omar's side ever since they married in March 2020. They were both married to other people when they met, but the pair began an affair while Mynett served as a political consultant for Omar's campaign, which paid his firm a whopping $2.9 million during the 2020 election cycle. But that was a fleeting arrangement. The financial ties between Omar's campaign and her new husband's firm drew intense public scrutiny, and by the end of 2020, Mynett had exited the political consulting business and teamed up with Hailer to branch out into the winery and venture capital industries.
Mynett's stake in his California winery, eStCru LLC, was worth no more than $50,000 at the end of 2023, Omar disclosed. The winery had just $650 in its bank account in February 2024, according to court documents obtained by the Minnesota Reformer, and was facing a lawsuit from Washington, D.C., businessman Naeem Mohd alleging Mynett and Hailer failed to pay up after promising to triple his $300,000 investment in the winery in just 18 months.
Mohd filed suit in California against Mynett, Hailer, and eStCru LLC in 2023 seeking $780,000 in damages. Mohd filed a motion to drop the suit in November 2024 after reaching a settlement with the winery, the Free Beacon has learned.
"We did settle and the amount was paid," Modh's attorney, Faisal Gill, told the Free Beacon. Gill declined to share the exact amount of the settlement.
Mynett and Hailer did not return requests for comment.
Mynett's other company, Rose Lake Capital, was in no better shape at the beginning of 2024. The venture capital firm was worth no more than $1,000 to Mynett at the end of 2023, Omar disclosed, and had just $42.44 in its bank accounts in February 2024, according to court documents obtained by the Minnesota Reformer.
By the end of 2024, Mynett's stake in Rose Lake Capital ballooned to up to $25 million, Omar reported in her latest financial disclosure.
Mynett and Hailer formed Rose Lake Capital in 2022. It claims on its website to have $60 billion in assets under management and boasts an "extensive global network" and expertise at structuring "legislation." The firm's advisory board includes two former Barack Obama ambassadors, Max Baucus and J. Adam Ereli, as well as former Amalgamated Bank CEO Keith Mestrich.
Shortly after Mynett launched Rose Lake Capital, Omar formed the U.S.-Africa Policy Working Group, where she leads a group of 20 members of Congress "committed to building partnership with the continent of Africa."
Since then, both Omar and Mynett have been pictured at events hosted by the EBII Group, a company that helps facilitate international investments in Africa. Omar was the keynote speaker at EBII's African Leaders and Partners forum in 2023, where she advocated for U.S. investment in Africa and called on Congress to institute policies including a "$44 billion lifeline for African communities." During that same forum, Hailer, in his capacity as Rose Lake's CEO, facilitated a panel discussion on the challenges faced by investors seeking to get their funds out of African countries.
Rose Lake Capital is Mynett and Hailer's second venture capital firm. Their first, eSt Ventures, used to state on its website that it managed investment funds dedicated to Africa and cannabis.
Before Mynett left eSt Ventures in 2022, he and Hailer formed a subsidiary called Badlands Ventures to facilitate the firm's marijuana investments. Badlands, in turn, received $3.5 million from a pair of South Dakota cannabis companies in early 2022 who later filed suit alleging the firm diverted $1.7 million of their investment "for purposes other than Badlands Ventures' business."
When the cannabis investors demanded that money back, Hailer claimed the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) had placed a hold on the funds, the lawsuit stated. OFAC administers trade sanctions on foreign countries and terrorist regimes engaged in "the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and other threats to the national security, foreign policy or economy of the United States."
In August, for example, OFAC sanctioned 18 entities and individuals connected to the Iranian regime, including a software holding company with ties to the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security, which has committed "serious human rights abuses against the Iranian people and supporting terrorist groups," the Treasury Department said in a press release.
The cannabis investors did not sue Rose Lake Capital directly, but they named the firm in their lawsuit and it was subjected to discovery as the case proceeded.
Hailer settled that lawsuit for $1.2 million in August 2024, according to the Minnesota Reformer. The outlet reported that it's unclear how Hailer was able to pay the settlement, noting court documents that showed he had less than $750 in his bank accounts at the beginning of 2024.
Omar's office did not return a request for comment.
https://freebeacon.com/democrats/ilhan-omar-said-its-categorically-false-to-call-her-a-millionaire-her-net-worth-just-reached-up-to-30-million-an-increase-of-at-least-3500-percent-in-one-year/
#17351804 at 2022-08-11 15:24:52 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #21299: Not Quite an Ebake Edition
>>17351554
Gund
Democracy Alliance- this is the Commie All-Stars
excerpt:
"Membership
The Democracy Alliance keeps the list of its members, or as it prefers to call them, "partners," confidential, but the names of new members were revealed earlier this year when Soros's son Jonathan left behind a partial membership list after the Alliance's spring meeting in a Chicago hotel. Snapped up by the Washington Free Beacon, the list included several high-ranking labor movement officials. The 100-plus millionaire and billionaire members of the Democracy Alliance range from bankers and high-tech entrepreneurs to Hollywood VIPs and heirs and heiresses.
New Alliance members this year from the labor movement include Noel Beasley, who is president of Workers United, a textile union affiliated with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and Keith Mestrich, president of the union-owned Amalgamated Bank. (For more on both groups, see Labor Watch, June 2013.)
Other new members from organized labor include Larry Cohen, president of the Communications Workers of America (CWA), and Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers. Weingarten has publicly defended AFT's support of the Alliance, tweeting this summer that the Alliance pools money "to fight for progressive causes ... Spending it to ensure reg[ular] folks had access to democracy...and a fairer economy." CWA senior director George Kohl and Michelle Ringuette, who is Weingarten's assistant, also joined the Alliance.
Other individuals previously reported as members of the Alliance who have ties to organized labor include former SEIU executive Anna Burger and National Education Association executive director John C. Stocks.
The surging influence of the labor movement within the Democracy Alliance mirrors the renewed popularity of its favored policies in the Obama White House. President Obama's policies are closely aligned with those advocated by the labor movement, whose activists did so much to help Obama's election in 2008 and re-election in 2012. For example, the president has embarked on a public relations offensive this year in an effort to pressure Congress to raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 per hour. He has also taken executive action aimed at ensuring federal contractors use the $10.10 minimum. Labor unions benefit from such increases because many collective bargaining agreements require pay raises for higher-paid members whenever the minimum wage rises. The labor movement also backs Obama's push to redistribute more taxpayer money as a way to reduce economic inequality."
https://capitalresearch.org/article/the-vast-left-wing-conspiracy-george-soross-democracy-alliance-remains-a-potent-force-in-the-2014-elections/
https://archive.ph/y0nRi
The usual suspects appear on this list of members.
Bain
Bronfman
Buell
Pritzker
Soros
Way too many to list, loads of big big bucks, lots of lawyers, DAs, hollywood
#3246482 at 2018-09-29 09:18:45 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #4111: One notable for triple ones
>>3246468
Funded and backed by:
Democracy Alliance
Personnel
Gara LaMarche is the president of the Democracy Alliance. LaMarche, a longtime progressive activist and close ally of George Soros, assumed the post in 2013. Prior to LaMarche's hiring, Hillary Clinton aide Kelly Craighead led the Alliance. Howard Dean has previously been considered as a potential president for the Democracy Alliance.[14] The board of directors for the Democracy Alliance includes John Stocks, Patricia Bauman, Paul Egerman, Weston Milliken, Gara LaMarche, Mary Kay Henry, David desJardins, Nick Hanauer, Farhad Ebrahimi, Josh Fryday, Keith Mestrich, Fran Rodgers, Susan Sandler and Rob Stein.[18]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Alliance
#500252 at 2018-02-26 09:06:47 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #616 - What do we do? We Dig, Dig, Dig
…digging Naomi Aberly (planned parenthood) I found this nice website:
patrioticmillionaires.org/who-we-are/
Patriotic Millionaires
The Patriotic Millionaires are a group of more than 200 individuals with annual incomes over $1 million and/or assets over $5 million who are committed to raising the minimum wage, combatting the influence of big money in politics, and advancing a progressive tax structure. Some of our members include:
Naomi Aberly
Boston, MA
Roshanak Ameli-Tehrani
Washington, DC
Nancy Bagley
Washington, DC
William Battle
Los Altos, CA
Alvin Baum
San Francisco, CA
Severin Beliveau
Augusta , ME
Lawrence Benenson
New York, NY
Daniel Berger
Philadelphia, PA
Roger Bernstein
New York, NY
Paul Bettner
McKinney, TX
Katy Drake Bettner
McKinney, TX
Nancy Blachman
Burlingame, CA
Loren Blackford
New York, NY
Rich Boberg
Saratoga, CA
Chuck Collins
Jamaica Plain, MA
Cynda Collins-Arsenault
Superior, CO
Geoff Coventry
Overland Park, KS
Alan Davis
San Francisco, CA
Pierce Delahunt
New York, NY
David desJardins
Burlingame, CA
Susan Dietz
Sherman Oaks, CA
Abigail Disney
New York, NY
Mitchell Draizin
New York, NY
John Driscoll
Stamford, CT
Michael Dubno
New York, NY
Philip Edmundson
Hingham, MA
Andrew Faulk
San Francisco, CA
Jerry Fiddler
Berkeley, CA
Charlie Fink
Vienna, VA
Richard Foos
Los Angeles, CA
Mary Ford
Berkeley, CA
Louis Fortis
Milwaukee, WI
Robert E. Friedman
Berkeley, CA
John Fullerton
Greenwich, CT
Art Gajarsa
Holderness, NH
Ron Garret
Emerald Hills, CA
Dick Gary
Park City, UT
Elsa Gary
Park City, UT
Bill Gawthrop
Yorkville, CA
Ellyn Gelson
Encino, CA
Robert Goldschmidt
University Park, FL
Monica Graham
New York, NY
Karen Grove
Menlo Park, CA
Jeffrey Gural
New York, NY
Robert Haines
Collegeville, PA
Leo Hindery, Jr.
New York, NY
Dennis Hoffman
Frederick, MD
Frank Jernigan
San Francisco, CA
Melissa Johnsen
Columbia, MO
John Johnson
New York, NY
Malcolm Kamin
Chicago, IL
Joel Kanter
Vienna, VA
Joshua Kanter
Midvale, UT
Rochelle Kaplan
Salt Lake City, UT
Woody Kaplan
Boston, MA
Roberta Kaplan
New York, NY
John Katzman
New York, NY
Ted LaRoche
Murfreesboro, TN
Norman Lear
Beverly Hills, CA
Lawrence Lessig
Cambridge, MA
Art Lipson
Salt Lake City, UT
Becky Liebman
Olympia, WA
Stephanie Low
New York, NY
Patricia Martone
New York, NY
Richard Master
Lehigh Valley, PA
Terrence Meck
New York, NY
Terry Meehan
New York, NY
Dennis Mehiel
White Plains, NY
Friedrike Merck
Garrison, NY
Keith Mestrich
Washington, DC
Diane Meyer Simon
Santa Barbara, CA
Herb Miller
Washington, DC
Myfe Moore
San Antonio, TX
Rita Moya
San Diego, CA
Steve Moya
San Diego, CA
Molly Munger
Los Angeles, CA
Michael Nash
Bridgehampton, NY
Scott Nash
Chevy Chase, MD
Brooke Neidich
New York, NY
John Netto
Salt Lake City, UT
Bill Parks
Moscow, ID
Frank Patitucci
Pleasanton, CA
Alan Patricof
New York, NY
Barbara Pearl
New York, NY
Morris Pearl
New York, NY
Craig Phillips
New Canaan, CT
Judy Pigott
Seattle, WA
Michael Pine
Evanston, IL
Sam Polk
Los Angeles, CA
Stephen Prince
Brentwood, TN
Amelie Ratliff
Jamaica Plain, MA
Tarrus Richardson
Potomac, MD
Great Neck Richman
New York, NY
Vincent Roberti
Kent, CT
Marsha Rosenbaum
San Francisco, CA
Michael Rothman
Chicago, IL
Jonathan Ruga
Salt Lake City, UT
Guy Saperstein
Piedmont, CA
Eric Schoenberg
Franklin Lakes, NJ
Richard Schottenfeld
New York, NY
Soroush Shehabi
Washington, DC
Linda Shoemaker
Boulder, CO
Stephen Silberstein
Belvedere Tiburon, CA
Charles Simmons
Los Altos Hills, CA
Daniel Simon
New York, NY
Ryan Smith
Salt Lake City, UT
Jeff Smulyan
Indianapolis, IN
Marguerite Snowdon
Wilson, WY
Leonard Sobczak
Milwaukee, WI
Barbara Stampfl
Lakeland, FL
Karen Stewart
Vista, CA
Sarah Stranahan
New York, NY
Whitney Tilson
New York, NY
Bob Titley
Nashville, TN
Andrew Tobias
New York, NY
Sidney Topol
Boston, MA
Roy Ulrich
Van Nuys, CA
Ross Waller
Lexington, VA
David Watson
Oakland, CA
Vinitha Watson
Oakland, CA
Peter Weinberger
Syosset, NY
Wendy Wolf
Haverford, PA
Bennet Yee
Mountain View, CA
Scott Young
Salt Lake City, UT
George Zimmer
Fremont, CA
Tal Zlotnitsky
Burtonsville, MD