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Hiphop357 @Hiphop357
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50 Cent Claps Back At Jim Jones Over Cam & Ma$e, Lil TJay Calls Out Offset + More
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Damian Dunlap @Damian
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Chinese hackers ran amok in US telecom network for 18 months — got info on over 1 million people: report
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Reselyn11 @Reselyn11
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That was the last straw that broke the camels back #sad
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DrJacka @DrJacka
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Would-be burglar was caught on camera trying to break into a home in San Antonio, Texas #crook #texas
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Swoleog @Swoleog
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WASHINGTON — The National Archives has finally released photos showing then-Vice President Biden meeting with two of first son Hunter Biden’s Chinese government-linked business partners — again proving that the president lied about not interacting with his family’s foreign patrons.

The cache of photos, released long after their potential political salience and days before Biden retires on Jan. 20, also show Chinese President Xi Jinping grinning as then-Vice President Biden introduced his son during the same December 2013 trip to Beijing.

The Xi-Hunter Biden encounter, which had not previously garnered much attention, appears to have been at a meal Hunter described in an email to his former associate Devon Archer as “pretty amazing” because his dad and China’s powerful authoritarian leader “were supposed to spend 2hrs together [but it] stretched to 7hrs. I think they are in love.”

Xi was about two months into his ambitious “Belt and Road” foreign-influence and investment campaign — and a Chinese state-backed company aligned with that vision, BHR Partners, was in the process being co-launched by Hunter.

The newly released photos, which would have been politically explosive if they were released during the now-closed House impeachment inquiry into alleged Biden family corruption, show the elder Biden shaking hands with incoming BHR Partners CEO Jonathan Li and greeting the company’s managing director Ming Xue.

Joe Biden later wrote college recommendation letters for both of Li’s children and, according to Archer, greeted Li during a subsequent speaker-phone conversation when Hunter returned to Beijing.

BHR Partners was officially registered as a company 12 days after Air Force Two landed in Beijing with the Biden family for that trip, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Biden and Obama legal shenanigans ensured these photos weren’t released before the election or the Big Guy’s pardon. America First Legal had to sue the National Archives to get these photos.
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Swoleog @Swoleog
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Sleeping subway rider burned alive on F train after crazed attacker tosses lit match on her: police sources
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Hiphop357 @Hiphop357
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Happy 67th Birthday to Morris E. Day.
Born December 13, 1957, He is a musician, composer, and actor. Morris Day is best known as the lead singer of The Time, a group associated with Prince. Day and Prince attended the same high school in Minneapolis and in 1974, as teenagers, became bandmates in the band Grand Central #time #morrisday
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Swoleog @Swoleog
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Barron Trump Is Smarter Than Kamala Harris’s Entire Campaign, Says Democratic Donor #trump
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lyn Brown @lynbrown5
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How a California pot company went from $575 million in cash to a 'debt death spiral'
ay-Z’s cannabis brand looked timeless as soon as it launched in 2020. The billionaire rapper, legal name Shawn Carter, rolled out his Monogram line of luxury joints and cannabis flower with a photo shoot at the famous Frank Sinatra house in Palm Springs. Models elegantly smoked joints in front of mid-century pool furniture, as if the brand had been around for decades. Glowing profiles in GQ, Vogue and Vanity Fair soon followed.

Four years later, it looks like this splashy celebrity cannabis brand has already disappeared.

Monogram’s website lists nine retailers where it says its products are for sale — eight in California and one in Arizona — but none include the brand’s products on their online menus. The parent company behind Monogram, confusingly called The Parent Company, hasn’t fared any better. The conglomerate originally hit California’s market with $575 million in cash and plans to take over the entire industry, but after burning through half a billion dollars, it has merged into another company, which itself appears to be in financial trouble.

This downfall did not surprise Seth Yakatan, a cannabis investor and adviser to many California pot companies. He told SFGATE that The Parent Company was spending “mind-boggling” amounts of money during its brief time and that Jay-Z’s pricey Monogram products failed to live up to the hype.
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DrJacka @DrJacka
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Finally the tree I ordered from temu came 🎄 #temu
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