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You need to add gab to your share link! Great work.. yet again! Thank You

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This veteran thanks you for this! Very important work you are doing!

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Are the Forgivable Loans you cite as federal funding in your article the same thing as the Paycheck Protection Plan forgivable loans that any American business (that maintained certain levels of employees during the Covid lockdowns and movement restrictions) was eligible for? Or are these forgivable loans something else that was specifically offered to favored non-profits/NGOs?

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Excellent work. The more you dig, the dirtier the truth for these leftist thugs.

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As usual, spot on!

Wonder if Open the Books could cross-relate the forgivable "SBA" loans with forgiven loans. It would be interesting to see how many of these multi-million $ forgivable loans have been turned into multi-million $ government subsidies.

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Great disinfectant thank you!

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Good article if one happens to favor the truth. Thank you!

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How about everyone just wake up and stop using social media completely. We don’t need it!!!!! It amplifies poor character traits. Please drop off social media.

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Following the example of AIPAC, which indirectly receives taxpayer money laundered through Israel, which receives several billion dollars of aid per year from the US government. Why is this a surprise to anyone?

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This kind of reporting is irresponsible and misleading. The PPP that funded the SBA loans mentioned are for all small businesses without funding any specific purpose other than salary continuation. Meanwhile these organizations might be receiving funding from other "dark" sources but that statement in the article is not supported by any facts. This article makes a very flimsy case for a letter that is significant in it's message but poor investigation and reporting don't improve the situation but only demonstrate more poor reporting.

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