TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -73N-

originally posted by: Enderdog

originally posted by: Spruce

originally posted by: samuelsson
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Sub Richard B Russell.
Pilot Richard Beebo Russell

What kinda name is beebo?

That sub was an attack sub. The only missiles it carried were SUBROC anti-sub missiles.

It went to scrap in October 2001.

You seem so completely convinced of that. Source?

ETA: Hint: It's Turtles All The Way Down...

I'm not a Wiki fan, but that's where I got the information.

Here's another source - www.navsource.org...

a reply to: Sabrechucker

Who is this? A spook?
Second photo taken in Hong Kong?

originally posted by: Spruce

originally posted by: samuelsson
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Sub Richard B Russell.
Pilot Richard Beebo Russell

What kinda name is beebo?

That sub was an attack sub. The only missiles it carried were SUBROC anti-sub missiles.

It went to scrap in October 2001.

Hmmmmm...might be worth looking up salvage titles...

originally posted by: Enderdog

originally posted by: Spruce

originally posted by: samuelsson
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Sub Richard B Russell.
Pilot Richard Beebo Russell

What kinda name is beebo?

That sub was an attack sub. The only missiles it carried were SUBROC anti-sub missiles.

It went to scrap in October 2001.

Hmmmmm...might be worth looking up salvage titles...

I don't know anything about that.

I did look up who the sub was named after and the guy turned out to be a racist Democratic senator from Georgia.

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Who is this? A spook?
Second photo taken in Hong Kong?

When I first saw the photo on the right, on its own, I thought it was Prince William.

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Who is this? A spook?
Second photo taken in Hong Kong?

Andrew Kauders is a pretty good match. www.cogent-strategies.com...

originally posted by: TheCrimsonKnight

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Who is this? A spook?
Second photo taken in Hong Kong?

Andrew Kauders is a pretty good match. www.cogent-strategies.com...

Didn't his former boss go to prison?

On Capitol Hill, he was senior adviser for Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ), the former chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a senior member of the Finance and Banking Committees.

originally posted by: Spruce

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Who is this? A spook?
Second photo taken in Hong Kong?

When I first saw the photo on the right, on its own, I thought it was Prince William.

Same here.
One dude in the left photo looks evil.

a reply to: Spruce

Thanks for posting this. AK is definitely connected to the Podestas. projects.propublica.org... He is listed as a Lobbyist if you scroll down a little.

originally posted by: Enderdog

originally posted by: Spruce

originally posted by: samuelsson
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Sub Richard B Russell.
Pilot Richard Beebo Russell

What kinda name is beebo?

That sub was an attack sub. The only missiles it carried were SUBROC anti-sub missiles.

It went to scrap in October 2001.

Hmmmmm...might be worth looking up salvage titles...

Of interest...

SLAM - submarine surface to air missile system One of the novel features of the GAL design was the British SLAM (Submarine Launched Airflight Missile) system which could be fitted into the sail. This consisted of a pedestal with an optical sensor and a cluster of six Blowpipe SAMs. The system was also slaved to the periscope. In order to fire the missiles the pedestal mast was raised above the water, typically with the submarine at periscope depth. The missiles were guided in flight with a crewman using a joystick to guide the missile to the target. The Blowpipe missile was a first-generation shoulder-launched weapon loosely equivalent to the Redeye and GRAIL systems (i.e. the generation before Stinger). The concept was that the submarine would use these missiles to down or deter slow moving anti-submarine helicopters, particularly ones using dipping sonar which would present relatively unchallenging targets for the system.

www.hisutton.com...

a reply to: crankyoldman

It does seem that the Q drops have reached the top and are starting to swing down again. Once it went mainstream, not a ton of new info. Could be a countdown back to Q1

a reply to: Sabrechucker

Shovels can be used for digging something up and for burying something. I think Q is pointing us in the direction of another fixer working for the Podestas and HRC. Possibly even wet work related.

a reply to: All Seeing Eye

Hmm, I don't know what you think but, IMO, the missile in the vid was bigger than a blowpipe or a shoulder-launched weapon. It looked like a proper missile.

originally posted by: Spruce

originally posted by: Enderdog

originally posted by: Spruce

originally posted by: samuelsson
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Sub Richard B Russell.
Pilot Richard Beebo Russell

What kinda name is beebo?

That sub was an attack sub. The only missiles it carried were SUBROC anti-sub missiles.

It went to scrap in October 2001.

You seem so completely convinced of that. Source?

ETA: Hint: It's Turtles All The Way Down...

I'm not a Wiki fan, but that's where I got the information.

Here's another source - www.navsource.org...

Great link! Thanks! Several things of interest to me here...it was decommissioned under a "Recycling" authority...in Puget Sound...

Commisioned on my birthday, in 1975! Yay! Also Madonna's birthday...and Elvis's deathday in 1977..and a lot of Ohio, mixed in there too...

At any rate...Happy My Birthday! I gotta go over to my sister's house, and celebrate my halfway point, with friends and family. Rumor has it there will be deep fried eggplant and corndogs! Maybe a little family recipe spirits too! ;o)

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: Enderdog

originally posted by: Spruce

originally posted by: samuelsson
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Sub Richard B Russell.
Pilot Richard Beebo Russell

What kinda name is beebo?

That sub was an attack sub. The only missiles it carried were SUBROC anti-sub missiles.

It went to scrap in October 2001.

Hmmmmm...might be worth looking up salvage titles...

Of interest...

SLAM - submarine surface to air missile system One of the novel features of the GAL design was the British SLAM (Submarine Launched Airflight Missile) system which could be fitted into the sail. This consisted of a pedestal with an optical sensor and a cluster of six Blowpipe SAMs. The system was also slaved to the periscope. In order to fire the missiles the pedestal mast was raised above the water, typically with the submarine at periscope depth. The missiles were guided in flight with a crewman using a joystick to guide the missile to the target. The Blowpipe missile was a first-generation shoulder-launched weapon loosely equivalent to the Redeye and GRAIL systems (i.e. the generation before Stinger). The concept was that the submarine would use these missiles to down or deter slow moving anti-submarine helicopters, particularly ones using dipping sonar which would present relatively unchallenging targets for the system.

www.hisutton.com...

Nice find!

Follow the wives. The plot thickens. www.cnas.org...

Halie Soifer is currently serving as National Security Advisor to Senator Kamala Harris (CA), advising on matters pertaining to foreign policy, defense, veterans, and cybersecurity. Previously, she served as foreign policy advisor and committee staff for three Members of Congress – Rep. Robert Wexler (FL), Sen. Ted Kaufman (DE), and Sen. Chris Coons (DE) – including serving as Senate Foreign Relations Africa Subcommittee Staff Director when Senator Coons served as Chairman from 2010 to 2014. Most recently, from 2014 to 2016, Halie served in the Obama Administration as Senior Policy Advisor for U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power, focusing on matters pertaining to Israeli-Palestinian issues, the budget, and Congress. In 2008, Halie served as the Florida Jewish Vote Director for the Obama Campaign.

Someone here was asking if others had issues with Xbox logins yesterday. My son said around 9pm he couldn't log in.

originally posted by: Spruce
a reply to: All Seeing Eye

Hmm, I don't know what you think but, IMO, the missile in the vid was bigger than a blowpipe or a shoulder-launched weapon. It looked like a proper missile.

Oh, yes, totally agree with that.

I believe that system was dropped in 1972. I might be wrong about the date. Who knows what modifications have occurred since. A tube designed to launch intercontinental missiles could be modded to shoot just about anything. Can you agree with that?

Look what we have here. Can you say contingency plan activated. www.politico.com... itico-influence/2017/12/18/cogent-signs-its-first-clients-056168

COGENT SIGNS ITS FIRST CLIENTS: Cogent Strategies, the new lobbying shop started last month by Kimberley Fritts, the longtime chief executive of the Podesta Group, has signed its first clients. All of them are former clients of the Podesta Group, which imploded last month after Tony Podesta and Fritts were unable to strike a deal to transfer control of the firm after Podesta stepped down as chairman. The new clients include the Business Roundtable, Enterprise Holdings, Gramercy Funds Management, the Independent Film & Television Alliance, One Concern, Pearl Mobile DTV Company LLC, Shaw Industries Group, the South Carolina Ports Authority, SPIE and the Optical Society.

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: Spruce
a reply to: All Seeing Eye

Hmm, I don't know what you think but, IMO, the missile in the vid was bigger than a blowpipe or a shoulder-launched weapon. It looked like a proper missile.

Oh, yes, totally agree with that.

I believe that system was dropped in 1972. I might be wrong about the date. Who knows what modifications have occurred since. A tube designed to launch intercontinental missiles could be modded to shoot just about anything. Can you agree with that?

Yeah, who knows WTH the military has now. They keep us ignorant.