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From hereToday I am featured in a Peacock documentary. The Wolves of Real Estate: The Alexander Brothers premieres this morning, and I am in it. I have been trying to find the words for what that means since I woke up, and the simplest ones are these. This is the proudest day of my life. Today is the day I won the fight. Fourteen years ago I walked out of HSBC with nothing because I blew the whistle on one of the largest banks in the world. I slept on a cot. I waited tables. Nobody wanted to hear from me and nobody wanted to hire me. I was told, in a hundred different ways, that doing the right thing had ended my life. It did not. It started a different one. I rebuilt from zero and I promised myself that whatever I built next would never become the thing I had fought against. Years later that promise was tested. There was a moment, and it is in the film, where I had to choose between millions of dollars and doing what was right. I chose right. We protected the lawyer. We protected the women. We assisted the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). I am not going to tell the story here. Watch it. Netflix told the HSBC story. HBO told it. Today Peacock is telling what came after, and it is a great honor to be part of it. Thank you to director Emma Schwartz, Maxine Productions, and NBCUniversal for telling this story with the care it deserved, and for giving the victims a voice. I lost everything once. I fought back with a vengeance. And Tactical Rabbit will always do what is right, always protect the innocent, and always stand for justice. No matter who is paying. The Wolves of Real Estate: The Alexander Brothers. Streaming now on PeacockWebsiteTwitter : Everett Stern Substack : Everett Stern
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acob Engels is a far-right political operative, blogger, and digital strategist comandstationconsulting.com Based out of Orlando, Florida, he has long-standing ties to mainstream state conservative circles as well as fringe and extremist groups.
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When One Culture Eats Another
What if dismissing a viral news story as a “hoax” was the real hoax all along?
When Springfield, Ohio, became a national symbol in America’s immigration debate, the media moved quickly to impose a clean, familiar narrative—claims were debunked, concerns were invented, and heritage citizens raising them were misled, manipulated, or worse. But for many Clark County residents, the official story rang false; it sounded more like a cover-up.
Rust-Belt Springfield had struggled for decades amid slowed job prospects, strained services, fragile neighborhoods, and a forsaken generation left to wonder if things could ever get better. Then thousands of Haitian migrants arrived in a community with little room to absorb the shock. Schools, hospitals, housing, streets, and workplaces felt the pressure immediately. Tragedies struck; residents spoke up. Then national politics seized on the story during the 2024 presidential election cycle, and rumor, denial, outrage, and opportunism collided. A tidy mainstream narrative subsequently devoured documented local history and dismissed all nuance.
In Haitians of Springfield, the first-ever book covering this American migrant crisis, New York Times bestselling author and lifelong Ohio resident Joshua Lisec tells the full story of what happens when one culture’s norms begin to supersede another’s, when a local way of life is willed into submission without a vote, without consent, and without recourse. Drawing on local reporting, original interviews, public testimony, firsthand accounts, hard evidence, and the first-ever professional polls of the people of Springfield, Lisec tells all sides of a story mainstream media would not—what mass migration looks like on the ground, how real people (on both sides) pay the price, and why the truth is buried when it's politically inconvenient.
As a representative case study, Haitians of Springfield traces the widening gap between lived experience of foreign influx into middle America and its approved narrative.Herein is the literary portrait of a city forced to confront whether citizenship, assimilation, identity, and belonging still mean what they once did—and to decide who bears the cost when progressive policy priority gets imposed locally . . . and punitively.
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Jacob Engels is a far-right political operative, blogger, and digital strategist comandstationconsulting.com Based out of Orlando, Florida, he has long-standing ties to mainstream state conservative circles as well as fringe and extremist groups.
My client named in House report. Please see other posts on this patreon with full FBI Report, Civil complaint and 2 independent witness affidavits.
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In the early 1970s, teenage boys began disappearing across Houston, Texas. One by one, they vanished, leaving behind empty bedrooms, unanswered questions, and a city that chose not to look too closely.
Police called them runaways while parents were told to be patient. Lack of concern caused a pattern to go unnoticed, until a single phone call changed everything.
On August 8, 1973, a teenage boy confessed to killing a man and exposed a horror hidden in plain sight. What followed was one of the most disturbing discoveries in American criminal history: a network of abduction, torture, and murder that had operated undetected for years.
In The "Candy Man" Murders, Jen Schaffer delivers a haunting, deeply researched account of the Houston Mass Murders. Through meticulous investigation and gripping narrative, she reveals not only the crimes themselves but the systemic failures, cultural blind spots, and quiet complicity that allowed them to continue.
Because the most terrifying truth isn’t just what happened—it’s how long no one stopped it.Jen Schaffer is a Houston-based author, podcaster, and historical crime researcher exploring Texas crime history and the communities it shaped. She hosts Crude Acts: A Texas True Crime Podcast, now in its fourth season, and has appeared on Texas True Crime (ABC), Bloodline Detectives, Green Eyed Killers, and Stalked.Jen writes using her Lens Method: each book opens with the case, steps back to examine the world around the crime (its history, money, politics, and documented events), then brings that lens back to the case for another look.BookCrude Acts Podcast
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Deters discusses the hundreds of thousands of dollars he previously spent in Trump circles (including $300,000 for appearances), why he ultimately refused the $100,000 request, and claims Guilfoyle's team tried to cover up the transaction or paint it as legitimate consulting debt.
This first long form interview with Deters reveals far more than the low hanging fruit that has been previously reported .
Enclosed please find three attached documents .
EXCLUSIVE Defamation Complaint Eric Deters Vs Kimberly GuilfoyleLetter from Eric Deters to VP JD Vance
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Ian Toten makes a welcome return to the Opperman Report with his deep dive into the Atlantic Child Murders.
The Atlanta murders of 1979–1981, sometimes called the Atlanta child murders, are a series of murders committed in Atlanta, Georgia, United States between July 1979 and May 1981. Over the two-year period, at least 28 African-American children, adolescents, and adults were killed. Wayne Williams, an Atlanta native who was 23 years old at the time of the last murder, was arrested, tried, and convicted of two of the adult murders and sentenced to two consecutive life terms.
Police subsequently have attributed a number of the child murders to Williams, although he has not been charged in any of those cases, and Williams himself maintains his innocence, notwithstanding the fact that the specific style and manner of the killings, which was by chokehold-strangulation, ceased after his arrest.In March 2019, the Atlanta police, under the order of Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, reopened the cases in hopes that new technology would lead to a conviction for the murders that were never resolved. But the story goes further, deeper and is even more sinister. And Ian Toten is just the person to get at the root of the stories. It's a terrifying story of abuse and the wilful ignorance of those who are supposed to protect and serve, doing neither.
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