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The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial - In 1776, Button Gwinnett signed The Declaration of Independence but in 1777, a political & personal rival named Lachlan McIntosh would call him “a scoundrel & a lying rascal”. Mortified, Button challenged Lachlan to a duel and sadly, Button would perish from his duel injuries.
https://x.com/TRHLofficial/status/1919986998665756725

Redpill Drifter @RedpillDrifter - Alcatraz, it gets deeper than you think
Hornblower Group makes a killing on Alcatraz tours
Hornblower Group expanded into Canada and the UK so they are an international cruise company
Hornblower hosts high-end events, like corporate GALAS and events for wealthy clients
Ever heard of yacht girls? Do you know all what goes on over international waters during private elite cruises?
Girls many who are children are forced to participate in disgusting acts for the elite in exchange for money and fame. Sometimes they are just being trafficked and forced against their will
Hornblower’s fleet of yachts and ferries operates in major ports like New York, San Francisco, and San Diego
Hornblower was bought by Crestview Partners, a New York-based private equity firm, in a deal that also involved Gannett Co (the media giant behind USA Today)
Crestview’s leadership includes Barry Volpert and Thomas Murphy, both with deep Wall Street ties (Volpert was at Goldman Sachs)
Gannett, a major media conglomerate. Why would a media company invest in a cruise operator?
Hornblower operates public ferry services, like NYC Ferry and San Francisco Bay Ferry, under government contracts involving millions in public funds
The National Park Service is also making a ton of money from these tours
Are these companies being spotlighted? Because something stinks to high heaven