NAC Foundation Calls on Trump to Make AML BITCOIN CLASSIFIED Files Public

Marcus Andrade, the founder of NAC, is asking President Trump to look into whether the reason for holding back the AML BITCOIN classified files was genuinely about national security or just a way to hide evidence that could clear some people and might even relate to impeachment. The DOJ and FBI need to sort out their own issues, be more transparent, and really hold themselves accountable. Today, the NAC Foundation pointed out how important it is to give both "tough love" and financial backing to government workers who follow the law and respect the Constitution. They want Attorney General Bondi and FBI Director Patel to ask Trump for funds, suggesting that they could use billions saved from the Department of Government Efficiency to give raises to DOJ and FBI employees. "Federal agents have to deal with huge pressures and money problems can leave them open to bribery or corruption," Andrade said. "To protect our justice system’s integrity, we need to make sure these workers not only follow high ethical standards but are also properly supported." Sadly, this vulnerability was apparently taken advantage of with FBI Agents Nathan "Ethan" Quinn and Roahn Wynar. The Foundation mentions recordings where one agent was heard trying to get a job from the person they were investigating while the other agent was there.

Hello, This is a bold and serious appeal from the NAC Foundation, raising critical concerns about transparency, accountability, and potential misconduct within federal investigations. If substantiated, these claims warrant thorough and independent review to uphold public trust in our justice system. cat meow sounds Best Regards, Xodihip Henry

A bold and unsubstantiated statement from an LLC that will never be satisfied. In my country, for example, there are also many non-profit organizations (unlike LLCs, these are organizations that are created not for profit, but for social, political, religious, charitable and other similar purposes). But to all similar requests, organizations receive standard written responses from officials.