I’d like to just introduce a few of the people that have worked so hard: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Secretary Nielsen. Secretary, thank you. Good job. I know you’re working very hard on this. Ryan Zinke. Ryan, thank you. Thank you. Alex Acosta. Thank you very much. Rod Rosenstein. Thank you, Rod. Alex Azar. Thank you very much. Great job you’re doing. Thank you, Alex. Elaine Chao. Thank you, Elaine. And Betsy DeVos. Thank you. Thank you very much.
Why is Elaine Chao working on this? Why? She is the wife of Mitch McConnell and they inherited her father's fleet of ships that travel all over the world. They were cited with drug trafficking 90 lbs of cocaine.
Before the Ping May, a rusty cargo vessel, could disembark from the port of Santa Marta en route to the Netherlands in late August, Colombian inspectors boarded the boat and made a discovery. Hidden in the ship’s chain locker, amidst its load of coal bound for Europe, were approximately 40 kilograms, or about 90 pounds, of cocaine. A Colombian Coast Guard official told The Nation that there is an ongoing investigation.
The seizure of the narcotics shipment in the Caribbean port occurred far away from Kentucky, the state in which Senator Mitch McConnell is now facing a career-defining election. But the Republican Senate minority leader has the closest of ties to the owner of the Ping May, the vessel containing the illicit materials: the Foremost Maritime Corporation, a firm founded and owned by McConnell’s in-laws, the Chao family.
Though Foremost has played a pivotal role in McConnell’s life, bestowing the senator with most of his personal wealth and generating thousands in donations to his campaign committees, the drug bust went unnoticed in Kentucky, where every bit of McConnell-related news has generated fodder for the campaign trail. That’s because, like many international shipping companies, Chao’s firm is shrouded from public view, concealing its identity and limiting its legal liability through an array of tax shelters and foreign registrations. Registered through a limited liability company in the Marshall Islands, the Ping May flies the Liberian flag.
Elaine Choa should be canned. She and her husband Mitch inherited the fleet of ships when her father died. She should not be involved in anything that has to do with trafficking.
Yes, I actually was going to include her name as well, but remember I was rushed that day. Her brother is Eric Prinz of Blackwater. Yes, I have heard that about Amway but have never dug into them. I was at an Amway meeting decades ago. Little did I know then. Great soap though. Another ponzi scheme used as a cover up.
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carmencita ago
I’d like to just introduce a few of the people that have worked so hard: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Secretary Nielsen. Secretary, thank you. Good job. I know you’re working very hard on this. Ryan Zinke. Ryan, thank you. Thank you. Alex Acosta. Thank you very much. Rod Rosenstein. Thank you, Rod. Alex Azar. Thank you very much. Great job you’re doing. Thank you, Alex. Elaine Chao. Thank you, Elaine. And Betsy DeVos. Thank you. Thank you very much.
Why is Elaine Chao working on this? Why? She is the wife of Mitch McConnell and they inherited her father's fleet of ships that travel all over the world. They were cited with drug trafficking 90 lbs of cocaine.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-02/90lbs-cocaine-found-ship-owned-senate-majority-leader-mitch-mcconnells-father-law
Before the Ping May, a rusty cargo vessel, could disembark from the port of Santa Marta en route to the Netherlands in late August, Colombian inspectors boarded the boat and made a discovery. Hidden in the ship’s chain locker, amidst its load of coal bound for Europe, were approximately 40 kilograms, or about 90 pounds, of cocaine. A Colombian Coast Guard official told The Nation that there is an ongoing investigation.
The seizure of the narcotics shipment in the Caribbean port occurred far away from Kentucky, the state in which Senator Mitch McConnell is now facing a career-defining election. But the Republican Senate minority leader has the closest of ties to the owner of the Ping May, the vessel containing the illicit materials: the Foremost Maritime Corporation, a firm founded and owned by McConnell’s in-laws, the Chao family.
Though Foremost has played a pivotal role in McConnell’s life, bestowing the senator with most of his personal wealth and generating thousands in donations to his campaign committees, the drug bust went unnoticed in Kentucky, where every bit of McConnell-related news has generated fodder for the campaign trail. That’s because, like many international shipping companies, Chao’s firm is shrouded from public view, concealing its identity and limiting its legal liability through an array of tax shelters and foreign registrations. Registered through a limited liability company in the Marshall Islands, the Ping May flies the Liberian flag.
Elaine Choa should be canned. She and her husband Mitch inherited the fleet of ships when her father died. She should not be involved in anything that has to do with trafficking.
letsdothis2 ago
Good question @carmencita https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2485288/12424115
carmencita ago
"The trail of drugs trafficking ... leads to Elaine L. Chao and back to Donald Trump, George Bush and the Clintons."
WOW. Well that is a mouthful. Yes, well if she is his transportation secy. Then she would have full control.
Dfens ago
Betsy DeVos is a real piece of work too. Amway is clearly a cult.
carmencita ago
Yes, I actually was going to include her name as well, but remember I was rushed that day. Her brother is Eric Prinz of Blackwater. Yes, I have heard that about Amway but have never dug into them. I was at an Amway meeting decades ago. Little did I know then. Great soap though. Another ponzi scheme used as a cover up.
Dfens ago
I can only hope that Trump is aware of the same things and has some greater purpose in mind. Politics is a nasty business at best.
carmencita ago
We can hope. Time will tell. We have been lied to so many times. It is hard to believe.