Trump expected to choose Kelly Loeffler as his agriculture secretary even though she was caught INSIDER TRADING during COVID
By ethanh // 2024-11-26
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One by one, President-elect Donald Trump is hiring the swamp to run the country during his second term. The latest expected pick is Kelly Loeffler, who Trump is reportedly about to pick for secretary of agriculture. Loeffler, a Republican senator from Georgia, reportedly sold $20 million in stock just days before the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "pandemic" was declared. Back then, Loeffler was appointed to her seat "against President Trump's wishes," NPR reported. Now, Trump apparently wants Loeffler to occupy a top position in his cabinet. Trump and his allies pushed for Rep. Doug Collins to take what would have been a vacant seat, but that seat was ultimately filled by Gov. Brian Kemp with Loeffler. "She dumped millions in stock in companies to be affected by Covid after a classified briefing on the virus before a pandemic was declared," tweeted Whitney Webb (@_whitneywebb) about Loeffler's insider trading scandal during COVID. (Related: Did you know that just one day before Thomas Matthew Crooks reportedly tried to assassinate President-elect Donald Trump back in the summer a private equity firm out of Austin called Austin Private Wealth reported massive short bets on $DJT and $RUM stocks, which is similar to what happened right before 9/11?)

Loeffler's husband co-owns crypto platform that Trump media wants to buy

Loeffler's husband Jeffrey Sprecher is also part of a newfound effort to privatize natural resources like air and water through so-called "natural asset corporations." Sprecher, who chairs the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), joined the Rockefeller-backed IEG to implement natural asset corporations that are designed to securitize nature, "particularly parts of the natural world that have up to this point been considered part of the 'global commons' including clean air and water," Webb notes. "It can be used for predatory land grabs, especially troubling for a prospective head of the USDA." Webb further warns that Sprecher partially owns Bakkt, a cryptocurrency firm that Trump's media company just so happens to want to purchase. Once Trump is in office and Loeffler is head of the USDA, it appears as though the next step is for Trump to grease a deal with Sprecher that will benefit the two's private endeavors. A former board member of Trump's media company, by the way, is right now working to turn the precious Amazon rainforest into the world's first "internet of forests." The goal will be to monetize collected data while surveilling and ultimately ending the sovereignty of locals who live there. The same former Trump media company board member wants to tokenize each hectare of the Amazon rainforest with the help of a former top executive at BlackRock "who essentially invented ETFs," according to Webb. "Wall Street is trying to turn all of nature into tradable financial products and it seems like the next admin is down for that (esp. incoming head of Commerce Howard Lutnick!)," Webb warns. Natural asset companies, in case you did not know, are the epitome of climate change nonsense. They involve things like carbon credits, carbon capture, net zero, and more. "Most of the people around Trump's circle are Wall Street investors and they will get even richer in the next four years," warned someone on X / Twitter about the Trump grift. "They give the impression they will cut waste but will instead cut programs which will hurt working Americans." "I feel nauseous," wrote another who feels duped by Trump. "Humanity is not on a good trajectory and the fix (if there is one) seems beyond politics." The latest Trump-related news can be found at Trump.news. Sources for this article include: X.com NPR.com NaturalNews.com UnlimitedHangout.com
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