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To amend the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995 to prohibit the use of public funds to pay awards and settlements in connection with claims under such Act which arise from sexual harassment, and for other purposes.
Rape Culture of DC Politicians
Congress has a slush fund, made up of tax dollars, that is used to pay off & silence their alleged sexual assaults and affairs. To date, over 200 million dollars in 200 settlements have been paid since 1998.
H.R. 4494 (115th): Congressional ...
... Accountability and Hush Fund Elimination Act
Congress owes taxpayers answers about its harassment ‘shush’ fund
Since when are members of Congress and their staffs accused of sexual harassment allowed to hush up and pay off their accusers from a secret “shush” fund full of taxpayer dollars? Since 1995, it turns out.
Congress, we all know, chooses to exempt itself from many of the same laws it foists on the rest of us.
Here’s the kicker: If the dispute is resolved in favor of the complainant (read: victim), funds for the settlement don’t come out of the offender’s personal bank account, or his or her campaign account. Instead, they come out of a secret account maintained by the Office of Compliance. It is so secret, in fact, that taxpayers don’t even know they are funding it.
According to the Washington Post, there were 235 complainants received compensation totaling $15.2 million between 1997 and 2014. That’s more than one settlement per month for 17 years and nearly $1 million per year. We, the taxpayers, have no idea on whose behalf we’ve been paying to settle these sexual harassment claims. That’s wrong.
Politicians do not fix problems, they are the problem;
originally posted by: kwaka
Congressman Confesses On LIVE-TV: ‘We’re Blackmailed To Protect Epstein!' | Reporter In Total SHOCK
A 11min interview and some commentary about the current state of politics with the Epstein flight logs and how the deep state is pressuring members of congress to keep it quite.
As for going back to the 1990's with these issues, FBI agent Ted Gunderson had done a lot of good work despite all the resistance going on in sorting out this mess. Phil Schneider also touched on some of these issues, but went deeper with the adrenochrome trade. Jessie Czebotar is one more recent ones talking how deep some of it does get, names people like Michael Aquino and John Brennan as suppliers of this drug.
In 1994, the documentary 'A conspiracy of Silence' was hit by a conspiracy of silence. Since then it is easier to get.
Back in the 1980's, big satanic panic going on as some of it was being exposed. The topic just got hit with a big media white wash to discredit any victims and keep the culture alive in the background. As the internet emerged, it became harder to hide.
Thank you for sharing in this thread, we can definitely use all the eye opening red pill information we can get, just to get people thinking.
So the blackmail is multilevel. They are all controlled by some sort of blackmail or they will be exposed and it will end their political careers.
Jeffrey Epstein flight logs not released because colleagues would be ‘compromised’
“[Sen. Dick Durbin] BLOCKED my request to subpoena Jeffrey Epstein’s flight logs. What are Democrats trying to hide?” Blackburn wrote on X at the time.
Unified Front of the Deviant Party