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By Shadow State
To Sara and Clare Bronfman: “No good deed goes unpunished.”
Two poor little rich girls who suffered at the hands of Allison Mack.
“Cast Your Bread Upon the Waters, and the Sharks Will Get It” –Lyndon Baynes Johnson
Allison Mack has sullied the noble name of the Bronfman family to fulfill her C-lust to use and abuse other women.
Through hard work and frugality, the immigrant Bronfman family rose to the top of North American society.
Sara and Clare Bronfman’s father, Edgar Bronfman, Sr., became a trusted adviser to public officials like the Saintly Hillary Clinton.
And in the space of a few short years, the scheming Hollywood tart Allison Mack brought infamy down upon the good Bronfman name.
A name that took decades to establish.
Through the self-help group NXIVM, the Bronfman family was merely extending its long legacy of helping people.
With the help of Keith Raniere, the Bronfman sisters sought to use their wealth to create a more noble civilization.
Then Allison Mack ruined everything.
An emotionally insecure actress, Allison Mack needed to dominate and abuse other women to establish her self-worth.
Other women were mere pawns in Allison Mack’s twisted game to control others.
And Allison Mack used her fame and Bronfman’s money to attain her Satanic goals.
Allison Mack led the charge as Keith Raniere, and Clare Bronfman were unfortunately led by her to look on.
You two ladies, Clare and Sara, are the actual victims of Allison Mack’s sadistic schemes and machinations.
You trusted this California Jezebel, and she betrayed you by plunging a stiletto into your back.
Vain pompous delusional, she took down a legacy of the noble Bronfmans.
The trustworthy Nicki Clyne, another victim of Allison Mack’s perfidiousness, has always been the Bronfman family’s faithful friend, defending your interests despite all the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune.
The Bronfman family must defend its honor and set forth the terrible truth about the sadomasochistic Allison Mack.
Nicki Clyne tried so hard to protect the good name and noble deeds of Clare Bronfman, but it was for naught, for no one could outdo the evil that is Allison Mack.
Make Allison Mack pay for your unjust sufferings.
Spread the truth about NXIVM and DOS
One thing that I agree with in this writing is that the legacy of the Bronfman family name is forever tarnished and shamed.
A new scam for Allison Mack.
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Allison may have committed crimes, but how responsible is a brainwashed person for their actions? Surely, most would agree that it’s not 100%! Is she 50% responsible? 70%? 40%? If she did sully the Bronfman name, how responsible is she? Is your head people!
She made her own decisions, but she was under the spell of a monster (Keith)
I wept when I read this those poor Bronfmans. And to think Clare got 81 months and Sara was forced to leave the country and Mack got off scot free.
Did you have to pluck out a nose hair in order to cry, or could you do without it?
Lol! The Bronfmans’ good name? They were criminals pushing booze into the US during prohibition. They started as criminals and will die as criminals
Nonsense
April 14, 2022 at 4:36 pm
Lol! The Bronfmans’ good name? They were criminals pushing booze into the US during prohibition. They started as criminals and will die as criminals
Nobody’s perfect.
Shadow State
Some Like It Hot (11/11) Movie CLIP – Nobody’s Perfect (1959) HD
Billy Wilder was way ahead of his time.
Alanzo
It was a *seminal moment in time, when Alonzo realized he and Shadow shared an appreciation, of old movies amongst other ‘things’.
*Note: In this usage, seminal is double entendre.
Sounds like someone wants to motorboat someone else’s tukus. Mmmh!
Interesting insights and information on how profitable investing in private prisons is and how to really rake in the cash:
https://twitter.com/prisoninvestor1
Dallas Liam [Twitter]
@prisoninvestor1
I’ve owned and operated private prisons for over two decades. Private prisons are the single greatest real estate investment vehicle around. Here is what I have learned.
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· 13. Apr. 2022·Twitter Web App
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
Antwort an
@prisoninvestor1
Owning a private prison gives an investor a recurring and predictable stream of high margin revenue. The government contracts are long-term in nature and very lucrative. I have managed to make over $35k per prisoner annually. Let’s breakdown a deal.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
I purchased the Eagle Nest Facility in 2008. Total cost was $30 million with 25% down ($7.5 million). The facility has 1,200 beds implying a cost per bed of only $25,000 (building a new prison is in excess of $150k per bed).
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
I entered into a perpetual contract with the United States Marshall Services at $20 million per year with 5% escalators per year. In the first year we generated $5 million in free cash flow, a 67% cash on cash return.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
Prison owners get paid per person. The more people the more money. Here are the economics per person:
– $100/day per person in revenues
– $25/day per person in variable cost
– $35/day per person fixed costs
– $40/day per person in straight margin
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
To increase my cash flow I spent a significant amount of money on lobbying efforts to win a judge who was hard on crime. This paid off by the end of year two. To pay me back the judge sent most young men (higher margin than older men) to my facility. Cash flow went up 3x.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
By year four cash flows were $15 million at 95% occupancy. To maximize my investment I started to market the facility to outside investors. Halfway through year four we sold the facility to private equity for 10x cash flow or $150 million.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
In four years I turned $7.5 million into a clean $150 million. I took this money and reinvested it into other prisons across southern states. Today I manage an investment portfolio of over $1.5 billion in prison real estate.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
Tips:
– Get financing from individual investors
– Focus on states “hard on crime”
– Prisoners = money. You need crime to profit
– You can use prisoners to generate ancillary revenues at dirt cheap wages (incredibly high margin)
– Become best friends with judges
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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13. Apr.
Private prisons are one of the most overlooked and undervalued real estate vehicles out there. With a little sweat equity and American entrepreneurship you can become extremely wealthy through this passive investment. Shoot me a follow if you want to learn more about investing
There are thousands of immigrants at the Mexican border trying to get into America. Due to COVID they have been sent directly back from Title 42 rule of law. Title 42 is about to get dropped. I have set my prisons up to make millions. This is how.
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· 14. Apr. 2022·Twitter Web App
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
@prisoninvestor1
A bit of history. In March 2020, the CDC issued a public health order allowing for the rapid expulsion of unauthorized border crossers and asylum seekers citing COVID-19 concerns. The provision was called Title 42. Under Title 42 most migrants are returned to Mexico within hours.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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Occupancy at my ICE Detention facilities plummeted from 85% to under 30%. Not only did the absolute number immigrants drop, but social distancing laws were enacted so couldn’t house as many people in my facilities. This is a high fixed cost business. I have been running breakeven
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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On April 1, 2022, the CDC officially announced they would rescind Title 42. The policy will officially end May 23, 2022. The time to make money is now boys. Here is how I plan to make millions in 2022 and beyond.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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The opportunity to house illegals has never been greater. There hundreds of thousands of illegals expected to cross the border per month. The chart below is dated. There are even more illegals now. When Title 42 is lifted the pent up demand will be astronomical.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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The economics here will be huge. Capacity to house illegals at the border is around 40,000-45,000 beds. With 100,000 plus immigrants crossing the border per month this will be an extreme catastrophe. There will not be enough beds to house everyone. This is opportunity.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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I control 15% of the 40,000-45,000 beds at the border. We will be running at full capacity. 75% of the costs of running an ICE facility is fixed. At 100% capacity 75% of my revenues will drop right into the bottom line.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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Economics of an ICE Facility:
– $125 revenues per person per day
– $75 all in costs per day
– $50 per day in margin per person
– ICE labor is cheap due to location
– Real estate is extremely valuable
– Almost all ICE facilities owned by private operators
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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My facilities are forecasted to generate millions per day in straight profit from when Title 42 is lifted. But this isn’t all. I have bought hundreds of trucks and buses and entered into Federal contracts to transport prisoners to other facilities across the country.
Dallas Liam
@prisoninvestor1
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I can buy a used bus for $15,000 per pop. I’ve bought 100 buses for $1.5mm. I then entered into a contract with the Federal government to transport illegals across the country at $5/person per 100 miles.
It’s unsurprising that an unbridled, greedy, capitalistic economy eventually turns everything into a money making scheme. Sex, entertainment, mass media, “life coaching”, pieces of paper signifying corporate ownership, even money itself which was just a means of exchange, etc. why wouldn’t prisons — which have been around for millennia — and are described as a “debt paid to society” be any different?
Just Wow!! thanks for this
This is either superb sarcasm or the rantings of a fool.
You are so wrong. It’s both.
Frank Parlato and Barry Meier of the New York Times are to blame.
The bearer of bad news is always to blame, not the one who has caused the bad news.
Alonzo wears pajamas with the bottoms cutout. So naughty.
https://www.differio.com/adult-bear-onesie.html
Re Shadow’s Allison Mack Sullies:
This Op/Ed is one of the greatest pieces of journalistic writing, I’ve ever read. It’s a shoo-in for a Pulitzer News award.
All of the bounty and glory to Herr Shadow!
He’s a taxidermist by trade and a Nazi adherent – he’s also one heck of journalist.
Nice Guy
April 14, 2022 at 7:55 am
Re Shadow’s Allison Mack Sullies:
This Op/Ed is one of the greatest pieces of journalistic writing, I’ve ever read. It’s a shoo-in for a Pulitzer News award.
All of the bounty and glory to Herr Shadow!
He’s a taxidermist by trade and a Nazi adherent – he’s also one heck of journalist.
I’ll place my Pulitzer Prize right next to my Nobel Peace Prize. Shadow State
I don’t know if your cartoon like essay is serious but I’d like you to see you develop your thinking without the extraneous drawings. Be specific, how is AM to blame, what actions did she take, how did she usurp KR?
Shadow is fixated on her.
It’s way past fixation or obsession; A new word needs to be created to describe Shadow’s hate-lust.
We need to consult the *nomenclaturist
Frank Parlato.
Frank will create a new word for the English lexicon.
*The word nomenclaturist can be found in Webster’s dictionary.
I thought that Shadow State had cured himself of his sexual-hate obsession with Allison Mack, but it seems that he has relapsed again, Shadow State one more victim of Keith Raenier, someone call Neil Glazer
Be specific, how is AM to blame, what actions did she take, how did she usurp KR?
She forgot how to say the word “No”.