Weird how they all are connected .SPLC Epstien
So the Southern Poverty Law Center almost certainly knew an indictment was headed their way, and soon.
Remember the very recent, bogus hit piece from The Atlantic alleging that Kash Patel is a drunken disaster?
I don't believe in coincidences , at least not inside the Democrat/Media Complex. I wonder which SPLC official knows someone on The Atlantic's staff?
Do you know who LOVED the SPLC? In fact, the SPLC was famously her first ever donation and inspired her entire philanthropic career?
Laurene Powell Jobs, who owns The Atlantic through her philanthropy Emerson Collective.
Do you know who LOVED the SPLC? In fact, the SPLC was famously her first ever donation and inspired her entire philanthropic career?
Laurene Powell Jobs, the founder of the Emerson Collective, has a long-standing, personal connection to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) that dates back to her youth.
Early Philanthropy: As a high school student, Powell Jobs was deeply moved by the civil rights work of the SPLC and sent a cashier’s check of approximately $20 from her savings to support them, according to a 2018 interview.
Initial Inspiration: She received regular mailings from the SPLC and noted that their stories inspired her early interest in issues of opportunity and equity.
Continued Support: She has expressed a high regard for the organization, mentioning in 2018 a hope to continue supporting the SPLC, citing their important work in defending rights.
Laurene Powell Jobs, who owns The Atlantic through her philanthropy Emerson Collective.
Uh-oh, it all starts to make sense now.
Uh-oh, it all starts to make sense now. Oh and below the widow Lauren Powell Jobs with Ghislaine Maxwell
Remember the very recent, bogus hit piece from The Atlantic alleging that Kash Patel is a drunken disaster?
I don't believe in coincidences , at least not inside the Democrat/Media Complex. I wonder which SPLC official knows someone on The Atlantic's staff?
Do you know who LOVED the SPLC? In fact, the SPLC was famously her first ever donation and inspired her entire philanthropic career?
Laurene Powell Jobs, who owns The Atlantic through her philanthropy Emerson Collective.
Do you know who LOVED the SPLC? In fact, the SPLC was famously her first ever donation and inspired her entire philanthropic career?
Laurene Powell Jobs, the founder of the Emerson Collective, has a long-standing, personal connection to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) that dates back to her youth.
Early Philanthropy: As a high school student, Powell Jobs was deeply moved by the civil rights work of the SPLC and sent a cashier’s check of approximately $20 from her savings to support them, according to a 2018 interview.
Initial Inspiration: She received regular mailings from the SPLC and noted that their stories inspired her early interest in issues of opportunity and equity.
Continued Support: She has expressed a high regard for the organization, mentioning in 2018 a hope to continue supporting the SPLC, citing their important work in defending rights.
Laurene Powell Jobs, who owns The Atlantic through her philanthropy Emerson Collective.
Uh-oh, it all starts to make sense now.
Uh-oh, it all starts to make sense now. Oh and below the widow Lauren Powell Jobs with Ghislaine Maxwell
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- 1Posted by Dobrien 5 hours, 59 minutes agoWow this is interesting. The Atlantic does a hit piece on Kash Patel days before The FBI indicts SPLC. The same SPLC that the widow Jobs states was her first donations. Oh yes and that’s the same Ghislaine Maxwell she is sunbathing with. Oh yes and the widow Jobs owns the Atlantic.| Mark as read | Best of... | Permalink
