SCAM India born Sriram Krishnan, Senior Policy Advisor on Artificial Intelligence, is "voluntarily leaving the position. Reportedly, he purchased his degree in India and entered the US on a VISA to work with Microsoft. Krishnan was a huge advocate for the India tech pipeline and removing per-country caps for green-card employment based permanent residency, to clear the massive backlog of Indian applications to enter the US. Allegedly, there were tensions about the H1B reform and 60 day waiting period. How much more will it take to convince you that the India-US corridor and those involved, doesn't benefit the US AT ALL? Ohio this is to you. Either you want your jobs, or you want to elect this. Vivek is selling data centers and automation. Tech jobs. Do you think you will get them? Vivek is selling ending Ohio engineering programs, to remove any competition from Ohio American graduates. Vivek is selling vocational training, so you can work for them.

“Talent shortage.” Two Pennsylvania dentists filed fake H-1B visas to import Indian workers, then made them kick back their wages. Funded a $32M Medicaid fraud with the captive labor. Put implants marked “Not For Human Use” into real patients. A federal jury just convicted all of them.

“South Korea is in Serious Trouble” 1 - They have an illegitimately elected president; 2 - They have an illegitimately elected National Assembly; 3 - Their illegitimate and corrupt National Election Commission (NEC) is essentially controlling the country; 4 - Their courts are corrupted; 5 - Their ‘conservative’ political party is corrupted; 6 - Communist sympathizers have successfully infiltrated and now dominate every part of South Korean government; 7 - What China and North Korea could not accomplish with bullets, they’ve now accomplished with ballots; 8 - They are now exporting election fraud globally by means of the Association of World Election Bodies (AWEB). South Korea is in serious trouble. But… A - Nine of ten citizens there are pro-America and anti-communist; B - Their Christian churches are vibrant and engaged, and understand the existential threat of communism; C - Half the people realize that their recent election was stolen, and the head of the NEC was forced to resign because of it; D - Tens of thousands of demonstrators are gathering daily to protest and attract world attention, asking desperately for decisive US intervention; E - The largest offshore US military base in the world is in South Korea (Camp Humphreys), and is essentially serving as our “stake in the ground” to hold back communism; F - South Korea was founded on prayer, has extremely low crime rates, and remains mostly uncorrupted by drugs; G - The people are well-educated and prosperous, albeit many of them remain unaware of their current predicament. But they are steadily waking up. So there is hope for our brothers and sisters in South Korea. Nevertheless, they exist precariously in a war zone. The Korean conflict did not end with a treaty, and the long war against communism rages on. I fear we have some tough days ahead. We fought beside them in the 1950’s, investing a large amount blood and treasure, and our strategically important military base is there. We’re not going to just walk away now. God is sovereign, but has interesting ways of manipulating outcomes. I am praying for His intervention, and wonder what the role of the US will be. What my role will be. Seems like for starters, the US should leverage our alliance and demand the removal of AWEB. Then insist that the corrupted NEC be dissolved, and a new, transparent and accountable organization be established to run free and fair elections there. Kylie eleison.

“South Korea is in Serious Trouble” 1 - They have an illegitimately elected president; 2 - They have an illegitimately elected National Assembly; 3 - Their illegitimate and corrupt National Election Commission (NEC) is essentially controlling the country; 4 - Their courts are corrupted; 5 - Their ‘conservative’ political party is corrupted; 6 - Communist sympathizers have successfully infiltrated and now dominate every part of South Korean government; 7 - What China and North Korea could not accomplish with bullets, they’ve now accomplished with ballots; 8 - They are now exporting election fraud globally by means of the Association of World Election Bodies (AWEB). South Korea is in serious trouble. But… A - Nine of ten citizens there are pro-America and anti-communist; B - Their Christian churches are vibrant and engaged, and understand the existential threat of communism; C - Half the people realize that their recent election was stolen, and the head of the NEC was forced to resign because of it; D - Tens of thousands of demonstrators are gathering daily to protest and attract world attention, asking desperately for decisive US intervention; E - The largest offshore US military base in the world is in South Korea (Camp Humphreys), and is essentially serving as our “stake in the ground” to hold back communism; F - South Korea was founded on prayer, has extremely low crime rates, and remains mostly uncorrupted by drugs; G - The people are well-educated and prosperous, albeit many of them remain unaware of their current predicament. But they are steadily waking up. So there is hope for our brothers and sisters in South Korea. Nevertheless, they exist precariously in a war zone. The Korean conflict did not end with a treaty, and the long war against communism rages on. I fear we have some tough days ahead. We fought beside them in the 1950’s, investing a large amount blood and treasure, and our strategically important military base is there. We’re not going to just walk away now. God is sovereign, but has interesting ways of manipulating outcomes. I am praying for His intervention, and wonder what the role of the US will be. What my role will be. Seems like for starters, the US should leverage our alliance and demand the removal of AWEB. Then insist that the corrupted NEC be dissolved, and a new, transparent and accountable organization be established to run free and fair elections there. Kylie eleison.

An antique chair was being repurposed and what the owner found inside was hair from slaves and cotton that was used for padding.