-@TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART -s3V3n-

Interesting. It Was a Favor Factory: Deep State Forced to Turn Thousands of Clinton-Era State Department Emails to/about the Clinton Foundation, Debunking Supposed Firewall

We have just uncovered a stunning revelation about the extent to which the Clinton State Department colluded with the Clinton Foundation. Despite what Hillary Clinton told the American people, there was no firewall.

As part of our Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Deep State Department, we have been informed that the State Department has located – and will be forced to turn over to the ACLJ – literally thousands of documents to and about the Clinton Foundation, its subsidiaries, and its senior operatives during the duration of Hillary Clinton’s time as Secretary of State.

The shear volume alone – some 30,000 emails – debunks the specious assertion that there was any kind of firewall whatsoever between Clinton’s State Department and the Clinton Foundation.

These documents, only now being uncovered through our FOIA request and subsequent litigation, show extensive communications exchanged between Clinton or her senior staff at State Department and Doug Band – a senior aid at the Clinton Foundation and creator of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI).

In recent court filings, the State Department has revealed that more than 8,700 documents exist in Cheryl Mills’ and/or Huma Abedin’s files which contain the single search term, “Doug Band.” It is possible, and indeed likely, that each document consists of several pages placing the number closer to 18,000 pages or more.

The ACLJ has also learned through our litigation that another 22,000 documents exist in Cheryl Mills’ and Huma Abedin’s files (not including attachments) mentioning or referring to the Clinton Foundation or a related term referencing the foundation.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

And the shiz keeps bobbing to the surface. I think we are ready for a big dump.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

Loads of classified stuff in those too !!

Wonder why it's classified ?

Hmmm

🔓🔧🔩

Boom! It's heating up!!

House Republicans Press Conference Demanding Second Special Counsel 5/22/18

a reply to: IAMTAT

TAT, the OP and Q is a great catch!

Based on Observer1's post citing the next line, v.11.9, as being Cisco Jabber; can I offer another possible but improbable translation?

IDEN_reconf = We (the OP and Q) need another Cisco Jabber video conference (meeting ID is in header?)
Sequence = conference subject will be the sequence of pix in #1437 because AF1_5A_3.png actually came before AF1_5A_2.png on the camera roll?

originally posted by: Moravec
a reply to: xuenchen

The goat is correct about the flu and have a look at this news agency.

WHAT WE KNOW
1. Fishermen spotted a body Tuesday night in the Chattahoochee River. It was in a remote area, not easily accessible, according to firefighters. The body was face up in the muddy water.
2. Medical examiners used dental records to identify the body as Cunningham. An autopsy found no signs of trauma or evidence of an underlying medical condition, and drowning is believed to be the cause of death.
3. Cunningham, who was found about 4 miles from his home, was wearing his favorite running shoes. But he did not have his house keys, cell phone or other personal items. Cunningham knew how to swim, police said.

WHAT WE DON’T KNOW
1. Did Cunningham leave his home and intend not to return?
2. How did he end up in the river, and where did he access it?
3. Was the drowning an accident or intentional?

AJC: 3 big unanswered questions in death of CDC’s Cunningham

This guy didn't kill himself.

He left his dog home, who he loved so much, and the window open.

His parents said he NEVER left the window open...germaphobe.

Drowned himself eh?

I sure hope he didn't create weaponized ebola that the bad guys are spreading to "cleanse" the world.

What a horrible way to die, seriously.

a reply to: Perfectenemy


Wow! They thought they OWNED this country!

Every time I see the logo of the Clinton Foundation with its 19 stars, I think of when Q posted (4/26/18)..."Follow the stars. It's everywhere".

(Notice Q didn't say "follow the stars. They are everywhere". Nope. He said "it", meaning an entity.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

Would be very hard to do.

In order to be truly weaponized, they would have to make it airborne like the common cold or flu. Not only that, but it would have to become infectious much sooner than it does now. The typical sufferer goes from asymptomatic to incapacitated way too quickly, and the virus only starts to shed (spread itself) with the onset of symptoms. Oh, and lastly, the virus just isn't durable outside the body for long enough; dry the bodily fluid and it rapidly dies.

So to really make a doomsday bug, they would have to create something that spreads through the air, begins shedding sooner during the 21-day incubation than symptoms present -or- lengthen the period of milder, flu-like symptoms so the infected get to ramble around spreading the disease before it incapacitates, and create a bug that can withstand the environment long enough to hang out on surfaces like door handles so more people can pick it up and get sick from it.

And ...

They would have to do all that without compromising the 80 to 90% lethality of the virus as it stands.

Not easy.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: tiredoflooking

Would be very hard to do.

In order to be truly weaponized, they would have to make it airborne like the common cold or flu. Not only that, but it would have to become infectious much sooner than it does now. The typical sufferer goes from asymptomatic to incapacitated way too quickly, and the virus only starts to shed (spread itself) with the onset of symptoms. Oh, and lastly, the virus just isn't durable outside the body for long enough; dry the bodily fluid and it rapidly dies.

So to really make a doomsday bug, they would have to create something that spreads through the air, begins shedding sooner during the 21-day incubation than symptoms present -or- lengthen the period of milder, flu-like symptoms so the infected get to ramble around spreading the disease before it incapacitates, and create a bug that can withstand the environment long enough to hang out on surfaces like door handles so more people can pick it up and get sick from it.

And ...

They would have to do all that without compromising the 80 to 90% lethality of the virus as it stands.

Not easy.

Could it be combined with another virus somehow? Flu+Ebola? Flubola?

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a reply to: imthegoat

It would be a whole new animal then.

Understand, they wouldn't have to create the superbug ebola. Just a novel mutation of the flu would be bad enough.

Look how bad the Spanish Flu of 1918 was, and it was just a new strain of flu that had recently crossed out of animals into people. Our immune systems hadn't dealt with it before, so they tended to overreact and kill us.

It would be easier to work with zoonotic flu strains to make the next 1918 pandemic. The animals would do half your work for you.

Edit: Gramblers version is much better. Thanks.

But there’s a growing appearance of alleged wrongdoing equally as insidious, if not more so, because it implies widespread misuse of America’s intelligence and law enforcement apparatus.

Here are eight signs pointing to a counterintelligence operation deployed against Trump for political reasons.



Code name

The operation reportedly had at least one code name that was leaked to The New York Times: “Crossfire Hurricane.”

Wiretap fever

Secret surveillance was conducted on no fewer than seven Trump associates: chief strategist Stephen Bannon; lawyer Michael Cohen; national security adviser Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn; adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner; campaign chairman Paul Manafort; and campaign foreign policy advisers Carter Page and George Papadopoulos.

The FBI reportedly applied for a secret warrant in June 2016 to monitor Manafort, Page, Papadopoulos and Flynn. If true, it means the FBI targeted Flynn six months before his much-debated conversation with Russia’s ambassador, Sergey Kislyak.

...

National security letters

Another controversial tool reportedly used by the FBI to obtain phone records and other documents in the investigation were national security letters, which bypass judicial approval.

Improper use of such letters has been an ongoing theme at the FBI. Reviews by the Department of Justice’s Inspector General found widespread misuse under Mueller — who was then FBI director — and said officials failed to report instances of abuses as required.

Unmasking

“Unmasking” — identifying protected names of Americans captured by government surveillance — was frequently deployed by at least four top Obama officials who have subsequently spoken out against President Trump: James Clapper, former Director of National Intelligence; Samantha Power, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations; Susan Rice, former national security adviser; Sally Yates, former deputy attorney general.

Names of Americans caught communicating with monitored foreign targets must be “masked,” or hidden within government agencies, so the names cannot be misused or shared.

However, it’s been revealed that Power made near-daily unmasking requests in 2016.

Prior to that revelation, Clapper claimed ignorance. When asked if he knew of unmasking requests by any ambassador, including Power, he testified: “I don't know. Maybe it's ringing a vague bell but I'm not — I could not answer with any confidence.”

Rice admitted to asking for unmasked names of U.S. citizens in intelligence reports after initially claiming no knowledge of any such thing.

Clapper also admitted to requesting the unmasking of “Mr. Trump, his associates or any members of Congress.” Clapper and Yates admitted they also personally reviewed unmasked documents and shared unmasked material with other officials.

Changing the rules

On Dec. 15, 2016 — the same day the government listened in on Trump officials at Trump Tower — Rice reportedly unmasked the names of Bannon, Kushner and Flynn. And Clapper made a new rule allowing the National Security Agency to widely disseminate surveillance material within the government without the normal privacy protections.

Media strategy

Former CIA Director John Brennan and Clapper, two of the most integral intel officials in this ongoing controversy, have joined national news organizations where they have regular opportunities to shape the news narrative — including on the very issues under investigation.

Clapper reportedly secretly leaked salacious political opposition research against Trump to CNN in fall 2017 and later was hired as a CNN political analyst. In February, Brennan was hired as a paid analyst for MSNBC.

Leaks

There’s been a steady and apparently orchestrated campaign of leaks — some true, some false, but nearly all of them damaging to President Trump’s interests.

A few of the notable leaks include word that Flynn was wiretapped, the anti-Trump “Steele dossier” of political opposition research, then-FBI Director James Comey briefing Trump on it, private Comey conversations with Trump, Comey’s memos recording those conversations and criticizing Trump, the subpoena of Trump’s personal bank records (which proved false) and Flynn planning to testify against Trump (which also proved to be false).

Friends, informants and snoops

The FBI reportedly used one-time CIA operative Stefan Halper in 2016 as an informant to spy on Trump officials.

Another player is Comey friend Daniel Richman, a Columbia University law professor, who leaked Comey’s memos against Trump to The New York Times after Comey was fired. We later learned that Richman actually worked for the FBI under a status called “Special Government Employee.”

The FBI used former reporter Glenn Simpson, his political opposition research firm Fusion GPS, and ex-British spy Christopher Steele to compile allegations against Trump, largely from Russian sources, which were distributed to the press and used as part of wiretap applications.

These eight features of a counterintelligence operation are only the pieces we know. It can be assumed there’s much we don’t yet know. And it may help explain why there’s so much material that the Department of Justice hasn’t easily handed over to congressional investigators.

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I wholly agree with this article.

Its not just one thing we see from the intel community; its the litany of things combined.

When you factor in the things on this list with other factors such as the way the intel community soft balled the investigation into hillary compared to trump (including allowing hillary people to go free for the very crimes they charged trump people with), the obvious hatred of trump from many high ups in the intel community that were leading or near both investigations (brennan, clapper, comey, mccabe, strzok, etc.), and the stonewalling of the intel community to give legally requested info to congressional oversight, it looks even worse.

Its time for a transparent investigation into what these investogators were doing, and for the evidence to be made public.

Isnt it telling those who are screaming the loudest to not investigate these things?

a reply to: Perfectenemy

Hahaha!

Beat me by a few seconds!

a reply to: ketsuko

I hope you are right!


I was way too close when SARS hit Toronto area and I can tell you first hand it was way worse than they published!

Different beast of course.

I just learned not to trust what the CDC and WHO says...

originally posted by: imthegoat
Anyone catch the news about that missing CDC worker?

CDC related suicides are always relevant to conspiracy and Q Research. If I were cabal/cult, thats the first place I'd want control of.

originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: Perfectenemy

Hahaha!

Beat me by a few seconds!

Yeah but your presentation is much better. Please leave it up. I edited mine.

originally posted by: Perfectenemy

Despite what Hillary Clinton told the American people, there was no firewall.

What????? I can't imagine Hillary would have EVER lied about anything???? Impossible.

More on the Zika angle, 2 deaths not one, mosquitos, norovirus and Takeda pharmaceuticals vaccine press release that came out the exact same day Dr Cunningham went missing.

Thread by @jarue369: "Timothy J. Cunningham, ScD. Team Lead, Division of Population Health. Mid thirties, close relationship with sister, and parents. Named "ATL […]" #Qanon #Zika #TheGreatAwakening #CDC

originally posted by: tiredoflooking

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Look out Bronfmans you are next.

Close down all their schools too please feds!!

Clare Bronfman stated in a Press Conference that she is ready to "go to war" to protect NXIVM. Good to see that these Trillionaires are not above the law anymore.