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Vindman Foreign Government Relationships Under Review

Breaking: Rep. Yevgeny Vindman @YVindman, is a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel. If the allegations against him are substantiated, they could constitute violations of 38 U.S.C. § 907, 22 C.F.R. § 3a, and Army Regulation (AR) 600-291 governing foreign government employment. These statutes and regulations implement the Foreign Emoluments Clause of the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Section 9, Clause 8) and apply to Department of War personnel as well as retired members of the U.S. military. @wcdispatch @DataRepublican

Steven Al Ebadi
December 26, 2025

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Documenting Ukraine Conflict

Documenting Ukraine Conflict. I'm heading to Ukraine to document the war, the destruction, and exactly where U.S. taxpayer dollars are ending up on the ground. I promise you all: my reporting will be honest, fair, and free of any spin. As some of you know, I worked on the Ukraine mission in Germany during my time in federal government. The problem is, once equipment and money leave that point, we lose track of it. This isn't a Ukrainian issue—it's a U.S. accountability problem. I know many Ukrainians personally; they're good, proud people who love their country. I'll be there to capture everything I can and bring you the real sentiment of the Ukrainian public on the ground. This trip is entirely self-funded—no one is paying for it. If you'd like to support the effort

Steven Al Ebadi
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Leaked documents expose global Russian soft-power influence
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Leaked documents expose global Russian soft-power influence

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Steven Al Ebadi
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More DHS Corruption Found
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More DHS Corruption Found

DHS paid $65.2 million to Trailboss Enterprises, Inc. between April 23, 2024, and August 7, 2025 to transport and house Illegals under a federal contract labeled: “The contractor will provide migrant transportation and facility services.” In Texas. The company is registered in Alaska and received special federal contracting preferences as a veteran-owned and minority-owned business. The real question remains: how many migrants were moved through the country under this deal and where did they end up? @DataRepublican @data_republican @GuntherEagleman @SteveLovesAmmo @samosaur @TPASarah @timburchett @elonmusk

Steven Al Ebadi
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