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Dismantling the Justice Department tax division will cost us billions Original

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By Corey Smith, Jens Kurt Heycke
| The Hill Verified
The Department of Justice is poised to make a grave mistake: dismantling its tax division, America’s frontline defense against ultra-wealthy tax cheats. As sophisticated tax fraud surges, gutting this division would severely weaken enforcement and deterrence, inviting more evasion by the ultra-wealthy. It would send a message to those at the top: complex evasion schemes will go unpunished.
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Blue, Green, Black, and White: Identity Politics in History, from Byzantium to Sri Lanka

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By Jens Kurt Heycke
| Skeptic Magazine Verified
Sixth-century Byzantium was a city divided by race hatred so intense that people viciously attacked each other, not only in the streets but also in churches.
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Tucker is Full of It

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By Jens Kurt Heycke
| Substack
A few years ago, I found a dead deer in our backyard. It was a grizzly scene: the rib cage was cut open, and I could see that most of the internal organs had been methodically removed—heart, lungs, liver, etc. Superstitious types might guess that the Chupacabra or aliens were involved. I don’t have a photo of the carcass, but here’s a photo of the likely perpetrator, taken in our parking area near the carcass's location. That is a very large lioness—close to 90 lbs.
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