-@TH3WH17ERABB17-Q- Questions. White House Insider's posting twitter account- PART 2

originally posted by: MindBodySpiritComplex
And in the no coincidences department. Q asking

Emergency messaging sys tests more frequent past month?

From my thread on false alarms and weird emergency broadcasts:

originally posted by: MindBodySpiritComplex
We seem to be getting a lot of high profile false alarms and weird emergency broadcast messages lately. I think it's time to track and document them. .

Iink to that thread is in my signature and will remain there for the rest of 2018!

Awe.

Some!

Thank you.

More virus and extreme cold at the Olympics.

I guess they'll have a tough time selling climate change at the opening ceremonies when the temperatures are -10?

Right now, the viral woes are spreading. They have upwards of 86 security guards quarantined with 900 military called in to cover.

a reply to: ketsuko

It's not a comprehensive list... just one drawn up by a design company to educate on graphic design I think. Only a start point.

originally posted by: ZenTam

originally posted by: ketsuko

originally posted by: The GUT

originally posted by: Greenanon
Trump said he had a change of heart during the campaign.

What could that have been over?

So you seem to be suggesting Trump sampled something at Epstein Island and is at some kind of stalemate with Hillary?

Whether he did or didn't, just being there and having proof of it is enough in the #MeToo environment. Getting someone to come forward and make accusations would be enough.

There doesn't have to be real proof.

We live in a society driven by emotion, not reason.

What actually happens or happened doesn't matter. It's what people want to believe that is most important.

What actually happens or happened doesn't matter. It's what people want to believe that is most important.

^^This scares me the most. You can slap people in the face with the truth and they will still refuse to believe it. I work with the public so you see it all. Guests will ask a question and if you don't give them the answer they want, they will re-ask the question numerous times reworded. Your not going to trick me into giving you a different answer. I told you the truth, deal with it. The public also has an amazing ability to act like they can't read or see signs that telling them NOT to do something they want to. Lazy, entitled, and sadly stupid.

This is so true. I help clients decide what food is best for their pets and they never listen to me. ( I hate the pet food industry- so corrupt!!)

originally posted by: ZenTam

originally posted by: ketsuko

originally posted by: The GUT

originally posted by: Greenanon
Trump said he had a change of heart during the campaign.

What could that have been over?

So you seem to be suggesting Trump sampled something at Epstein Island and is at some kind of stalemate with Hillary?

Whether he did or didn't, just being there and having proof of it is enough in the #MeToo environment. Getting someone to come forward and make accusations would be enough.

There doesn't have to be real proof.

We live in a society driven by emotion, not reason.

What actually happens or happened doesn't matter. It's what people want to believe that is most important.

What actually happens or happened doesn't matter. It's what people want to believe that is most important.

^^This scares me the most. You can slap people in the face with the truth and they will still refuse to believe it. I work with the public so you see it all. Guests will ask a question and if you don't give them the answer they want, they will re-ask the question numerous times reworded. Your not going to trick me into giving you a different answer. I told you the truth, deal with it. The public also has an amazing ability to act like they can't read or see signs that telling them NOT to do something they want to. Lazy, entitled, and sadly stupid.

Stay out of the restaurant business. That pretty much sums my entire day.

Well...That's an exaggeration, 95% of my customers are amazing, but that remaining 5% can really ruin my day.

a reply to: ketsuko

Re: "There will only be history"

These threads (Pt 1, 2, ...) could well become the core of a history book in the future. Or they could become the "Dead Sea scrolls" if the internet kill switch is hit.

Do we have a method to archive these threads "in toto" to zip files for offline storage?

Re: Red October
HRC born October, 26 1947

Re: "Iron Eagle"

Operation Iron Eagle
B-Roll 40th Public Affairs Detachment
Sept. 12, 2016 | 6:48 U.S.,

Portuguese, and Hungarian soldiers come together at Operation Iron Eagle to showcase the infantry's full range operational capabilities.

www.defense.gov...

It's a shame that Trump's message during the SOTU about health care, drug prices and "Right to Try" alternative drugs was basically glossed over and not given the importance it deserved.

It's Ironic that so many people still view Obama as a champion of the people because of "The NOT so affordable Health Care Act" and the 6.3 Trillion dollar "Cures Bill". There are some nasty little things associated with both of these that most people don't realize. Let's start with Elizabeth Fowler, one of the Main architects of drafting Obama-care. This video does a good job putting together the connections about how this all went down.



Then we have the "Cures Bill", this was done in part as a memorial for Joe Biden's son who died of brain Cancer. I'm reluctant to say out loud some of the thoughts that go through my mind about this and I hope to God I'm wrong. I do believe there are cures and treatments available that are being suppressed and in some cases doctor's, scientist's and anyone who threatens Big Pharma have been murdered. How is this 6.3 Trillion dollars being spent and who benefits?

President Barack Obama on Tuesday signed into law a package of biomedical innovation bills that also includes legislation intended to improve U.S. mental health care, funding for several of the administration’s key health initiatives and money to help states combat the opioid epidemic. The bill, known as 21st Century Cures (HR 34), will direct $4.8 billion in funding to the National Institutes of Health over 10 years, specifically for programs including Obama’s cancer moonshot initiative. It also would direct $500 million over nine years to the Food and Drug Administration and $1 billion to states over two years to help fight prescription drug abuse. Appropriators would still have to sign off on the use of that funding in future years. (Williams, 12/13)

khn.org...

This is just a piece of the whole sinister "plan"..Agenda 21. Here's the thing, many Natural Cures and Treatments can't be patented, in fact I don't think you can Patent "God's Creations", that's why they have to change or "modify" Nature. lol...need some tea before I think more about this...Good Morning...

Re medication cost:

I'll never forget an episode of shark tank I watched. A guy had a product that literally cost pennies to mak and was sold dirt cheap. It was marketed in countries with high disease and sickness rates and it would prevent people from getting sick. He showed extrodinary growth and sales.

The sharks rejected him and point blank said it wasn't worth it because a large company would buy him out and shelve the product. they said it's more profitable to treat a sickness then to prevent it!

That's when I knew for certain that cures and preventions exist but we'll never see them.

Re: "Red October"
BINGO!

Red October (malware)

Red October was a cyberespionage malware program discovered in October 2012 and uncovered in January 2013 by Russian firm Kaspersky Lab.

The malware was reportedly operating worldwide for up to five years prior to discovery, transmitting information ranging from diplomatic secrets to personal information, including from mobile devices.

The primary vectors used to install the malware were emails containing attached documents that exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft Word and Excel.[1][2]

Later, a webpage was found that exploited a known vulnerability in the Java browser plugin.[1][3]

Red October was termed an advanced cyberespionage campaign intended to target diplomatic, governmental and scientific research organizations worldwide.

en.wikipedia.org...(malware)

Note: Highlight & underline-Mine

securelist.com...

www.computerworld.com...

originally posted by: ketsuko
More virus and extreme cold at the Olympics.

I guess they'll have a tough time selling climate change at the opening ceremonies when the temperatures are -10?

Right now, the viral woes are spreading. They have upwards of 86 security guards quarantined with 900 military called in to cover.

Anyone else think that 900 military personnel brought in to cover for 86 security guards seems like just a tad too much?
Maybe there isn't any norovirus and it is being used as an excuse to have a beefed up military presence for another reason?

originally posted by: TomLawless

originally posted by: ZenTam

originally posted by: ketsuko

originally posted by: The GUT

originally posted by: Greenanon
Trump said he had a change of heart during the campaign.

What could that have been over?

So you seem to be suggesting Trump sampled something at Epstein Island and is at some kind of stalemate with Hillary?

Whether he did or didn't, just being there and having proof of it is enough in the #MeToo environment. Getting someone to come forward and make accusations would be enough.

There doesn't have to be real proof.

We live in a society driven by emotion, not reason.

What actually happens or happened doesn't matter. It's what people want to believe that is most important.

What actually happens or happened doesn't matter. It's what people want to believe that is most important.

^^This scares me the most. You can slap people in the face with the truth and they will still refuse to believe it. I work with the public so you see it all. Guests will ask a question and if you don't give them the answer they want, they will re-ask the question numerous times reworded. Your not going to trick me into giving you a different answer. I told you the truth, deal with it. The public also has an amazing ability to act like they can't read or see signs that telling them NOT to do something they want to. Lazy, entitled, and sadly stupid.

Stay out of the restaurant business. That pretty much sums my entire day.

Well...That's an exaggeration, 95% of my customers are amazing, but that remaining 5% can really ruin my day.

I work Front Desk for a hotel in a casino. We get it all...lol I've worked in restaurants and the hotel/casino is by far worse.
We also have those amazing wonderful guests. Sadly the crazy horrible ones always seem to stick out.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Why do I have a feeling it's still operational?
Perhaps not in the same "form", but considering what I [seem to be] watching go down around here (not this thread, but "here")...I'm really starting to wonder.

Wish I could say more...restricted territory though.

Be very careful out there!

originally posted by: FauxMulder
The sharks rejected him and point blank said it wasn't worth it because a large company would buy him out and shelve the product.

It is happening in every industry ... IT, energy, automotive, ... health care/pharma is the most outrageous.

a reply to: butcherguy

The article reads like they pulled and isolated 1,200. Do they figure that all of those 1,200 got exposed somehow? How do they figure?

Regardless, the numbers going from 30+ to 86 does show they do have something going on in the isolated personnel.

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: ketsuko
More virus and extreme cold at the Olympics.

I guess they'll have a tough time selling climate change at the opening ceremonies when the temperatures are -10?

Right now, the viral woes are spreading. They have upwards of 86 security guards quarantined with 900 military called in to cover.

Anyone else think that 900 military personnel brought in to cover for 86 security guards seems like just a tad too much?
Maybe there isn't any norovirus and it is being used as an excuse to have a beefed up military presence for another reason?

I was thinking the same thing! 900 military personnel to cover for 86 security guards. Makes you think they anticipate more guards will get sick or a potential threat/false flag event might happen. Maybe if you call for military help there is a certain minimum of personnel you get.

More on Carter Page, including link to transcript of his testimony to the House.

Who is this guy and what role did he play exactly?

Who is Carter Page? I am not entirely sure. I took a look at his appearance in the Steele Dossier yesterday here. Whoever he is, Page does not appear to have met with the Russian oligarch Igor Sechin during Page’s trip to Russia in July 2016, the Steele Dossier to the contrary notwithstanding. He does not appear to have been offered a 19 percent interest in a Russian oil company in exchange for persuading President Trump to remove sanctions on Russia, the Steele Dossier (absurdly) to the contrary notwithstanding. He appears to be a victim of the Steele Dossier and the Clinton presidential campaign. That was the point of my post yesterday.

He also may have been a victim of the FBI, however, and of the Department of Justice, who jointly secured a FISA warrant on him in October 2016. Taking Steele’s dossier at face value, the FISA warrant application appears to have been based substantially on Russian disinformation gathered at the behest of the Clinton presidential campaign.

So was Carter Page a dupe, a plant?

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: ketsuko
More virus and extreme cold at the Olympics.

I guess they'll have a tough time selling climate change at the opening ceremonies when the temperatures are -10?

Right now, the viral woes are spreading. They have upwards of 86 security guards quarantined with 900 military called in to cover.

Anyone else think that 900 military personnel brought in to cover for 86 security guards seems like just a tad too much?
Maybe there isn't any norovirus and it is being used as an excuse to have a beefed up military presence for another reason?

The link to the story now says this:

1,200 guards have been withdrawn from the Olympic sites and quarantined in their rooms with organisers forced to call in 900 soldiers as cover.

So they are replacing 1200 guards that have been quarantined with 900 soldiers...

a reply to: ketsuko

I think Carter Page is the guy that the FISA warrant was actually taken out on, this was in order to get surveillance on him and EVERYONE else is the Trump campaign. He was duped, or the FISA court was, because he was actually a CIA asset, yet they portrayed him as a Russian Spy, lol, and maybe he was, but he was a spy for the FBI.