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🟡 #Rewind | Mort de #Steve Maia Caniço à Nantes

Le 21 juin 2019 à Nantes, Steve Maia Caniço tombe dans la Loire et se noie, à la suite d’une opération de police visant à interrompre la free party organisée pour la fête de la musique. En novembre 2021, INDEX a été mandaté par le juge d’instruction en charge de l’affaire pour « réaliser une vidéo de reconstitution numérique » de l’incident.

➡️ Revoir l’enquête : buff.ly/Q0azZMq

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Chuck Darwin

“Elon and I disagree on some things, but Elon deserves his place at the table,” #Steve #Bannon recently told Puck.
“He stroked a $150 million check for the ground game, which is not sexy, at the exact moment we needed it. He came in with the money and the professionals. To be brutally frank, it’s the reason we won.”
The tech billionaire’s support means more than just money though, according to Bannon.
“This is what I like about Elon Musk. He and Vivek are talking about what we’ve been preaching on the War Room for years,” Bannon added, referencing his radio show.

independent.co.uk/news/world/a

The Independent · Steve Bannon names the one thing that made a difference in the election: ‘It’s the reason we won’Par Josh Marcus
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Chuck Darwin

Since Mitt Romney’s loss in the 2012 election,
the Mercers have drifted ever further out of the orbit of Planet Koch,
building up their own entities, including #Breitbart #News,
#Cambridge #Analytica (the data startup),
and the ironically named #Government #Accountability #Institute,
all of them featuring #Steve #Bannon, the self-described economic nationalist, in top slots
—until he joined the White House.
Cambridge Analytica, on whose board Bannon served, and Breitbart, where he was the chief executive, are private companies.
#GAI, which produced the campaign-season book
"Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich", by Peter Schweizer,
is a nonprofit organization.
Schweizer’s book, together with an accompanying movie executive-produced by #Rebekah Mercer, was designed to sully the reputation of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
It was part of a Bannon-crafted strategy to steer the sort of smears that usually bubble up from the right-wing fever swamps directly into the mainstream media.
It worked; in 2015 the New York Times and the Washington Post both made exclusive agreements with the GAI to report on advance excerpts of Clinton Cash.

#Bannon was wealthy before he met up with the Mercers,
first through his work as a banker for Goldman Sachs back when it was a privately held company,
and then through his own privately held ventures in movie-making and consulting.
Though Bannon’s wealth, when compared to that of Betsy DeVos, makes him a pipsqueak in the Trump money universe
(assets worth between $12 million and $54 million, according to the New York Times),
it nonetheless derives primarily from privately held entities.

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