TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -12-

Re Q Post #2381 on qntmpkts.keybase.pub:

How do you navigate around installed corrupt [FBI][DOJ]?
USE A STEALTH BOMBER
Who must authorize firing of FBI/DOJ officials?
Why did McCabe try to take SESSIONS out?

Are we of a common view that SESSIONS is the STEALTH BOMBER?

I seem to remember an article using the term "Stealth Sessions".

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

I wonder if it has anything to do with ZTE/China?

ZTE Corporation is a Chinese multinational telecommunications equipment and systems company headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. It is one of China's leading telecom equipment manufacturers.[2]

Tony Podesta was lobbying for them in 2017 before his firm was shut down.





Just take a gander at all those companies listed.

In May of 2018 a company called Mercury Public affair registered as a foreign principal for Hogan Lovells & ZTE. I made a post about it here. J&C created a nice thread here about all their connections to the swamp and Rel made a post about them here. I mentioned them in a post here regarding donations to a shady charity org for women that has a lot swamp creatures mentioned. I also mentioned the Podesta Bros lobbying firm here in regards to CUSEF which is a name listed in the pics above. That thread is also on China and it stinks that it died off.

The law firm that Sally Yates is a partner at and according to Q they are representing her now - they also represented ZTE.

King & Spalding LLP must defend claims that it retaliated against a senior associate who was demoted and fired for allegedly raising concerns that two partners may had violated ethical rules in their representation of Chinese telecommunications firm ZTE Corp.There are questions of fact regarding whether the former associate reported or attempted to report ethical concerns and whether King & Spalding retaliated against him in violation of New York common law and federal benefits law, Judge Valerie Caproni of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York held June 8.

Also a partner at King & Spalding is Gary Grindler who was appointed by Holder to be acting DAG.

Attorney General Appoints Gary Grindler Acting Deputy Attorney General

K&S was disqualified from ICCcase.

One of their clients caught my attention for several reasons.

King & Spalding Advises GE Digital on $915 Million ServiceMax Acquisition

King & Spalding Advises Baker Hughes, a GE Company on Strategic Partnership With ADNOC

I'm sure we all remember the Chinese spy from GE. I made a post about it here. That post also includes an article about Shenzhen and Newbridge Capital which ties to Di"Chi"Fi's hubby Richard Blum.

Chinese spy arrested in attempt to steal GE Aviation trade secrets

ETA: Cranky does anything stick out to in this post? I hope you know what I am referring to.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: xuenchen

Patriots have enough resources to form our own multi-media platform. Why be a slave when you don't have to?

Yup they do.

Longshot.....

Maybe they are using a "revised" Cloward-Piven plan.

Strategy to keep the opposition occupied and distracted and nervous.

😎

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: crankyoldman

Trump has some of the bad ones broiling their own crow burgers.

💥🎃💥

Somewhat related: A theory that relieves some of my fear that President Trump has been over-powered and over-whelmed by his DOJ.

He is not releasing the de-classified Fisa/Spygate documents, because keeping them UN-released, gives him "leverage" in several different areas.

SOURCE: www.americanthinker.com...

a reply to: xuenchen

What was the point of bringing Facebook and Twitter honchos before Congress? All it did was make them become bigger Azzholes.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: xuenchen

What was the point of bringing Facebook and Twitter honchos before Congress? All it did was make them become bigger Azzholes.

It put them in the SunLight and exposed lots of their "tactics".

💥😎💥

a reply to: wanderingconfusion

Good detailed info thanks Wand!

In respect of whether the posts about the Chinese car relate to ZTE, I'd like to take it up a level to think how they expected the hardware hack to work:

We know that:

a) rice sized hacking chips, that were not in the requested design, were added by Supermicro to computer motherboards,
b) these hacked motherboards were sold to Department of Defense and other major companies/infrastructure,
c) From Q posts we know that pallets of ZTE phones destined for deep state operatives were either intercepted or modified by white hats,
d) DoD IT tecchies would be able to see if data was routed through the hacked motherboards main telecoms/wifi interface to Chinese (or other suspicious) websites... it would show in various logs.

Now I know flash drives are getting smaller but not to the size of a grain of rice, so what did the additional chips do, they couldn't store large amounts of data?

I believe that the most effective way they could work would be to simply act as a routing method to send data to or from the motherboard to a ZTE phone via the rice grain's own separate WIFI capability.

Think about this in relation to all deep state operatives having ZTE phones - and black operative could send or receive data to/from any Supermicro motherboard using ZTE phones and local mobile masts within 300metres of the motherboard... i.e. NOT through the sites telecoms cables.

This way anyone could get information from any hacked supermicro motherboard as long as they had a deepstate app on their ZTE phone.

Further, ZTE could aggregate and store information from all the motherboards and route whatever is required from operative 1 to operative 2 to HRC, to cabal, etc.

In summary, I think the Chinese car/visit was about BOTH ZTE phones AND Supermicro motherboards

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: xuenchen

What was the point of bringing Facebook and Twitter honchos before Congress? All it did was make them become bigger Azzholes.

It put them in the SunLight and exposed lots of their "tactics".

💥😎💥

Hopefully one of the reasons why President Trump is loading up the country with new Judges, is to "straighten out" social media platforms, and the nut-job terrorists, masquerading as Mainstream Media.

More New Judges This Week!: townhall.com...

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

I think you are right. Sessions will make it go BOOM ...step by step.

originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
a reply to: MountainLaurel

Don't you wanna just strangle Avenatti? Well THAT is a quality of a good villain. I'm not saying he's definitely a covert whitehat, but the theory is certainly plausible.

I doubt it. They really are that stupid. The idea was to level so many accusations from "different sides" at once that it "goes viral" and people start doubting in Kavanaugh. It's a tactic they use over and over.

They have their MKUltra/Monarch "celebrity" slaves who read their feigned "outrage" scripts for them to garner public support for any agenda at all.

But even if Trump uses this kind of deception, he should limit those methods because if you act like a black hat too long, you become one.

originally posted by: Skyfloating
They say Kanye is mentally ill, then proceed to bully him.

They will not apologize, recognize or publish any regret. But there is some well deserved backlash. The Intercept

excerpt

MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, particularly those who specialize in the effects of social stigma on individuals with mental illness, have told the Intercept that the kinds of comments aired by CNN often prevent patients from seeking the treatment they need due to the shame associated with these conditions – a fear-driven failure that frequently results in allowing these conditions to go untreated, sometimes leading to permanent depression, incapacity and even suicide.

Worse, they said, the CNN discussion exploited, and lent credibility to, bigoted attitudes toward people who have been treated for mental health conditions, attitudes which often prevent them from finding employment or even shelter. Psychology Professor Patrick Corrigan, one of the nation’s leading scholars on the harms of societal stigmas attached to mental health treatment and the author of a new book entitled “The Stigma Effect,” told the Intercept that Setmayer’s comments “are troubling even if one does not like Donald Trump or his constituency.” The commentary from CNN, he said, “is stigma – in the same category as racism and sexism. It tries to minimize someone’s opinion not because of the spirit of the message, but because mental illness is some kind of slur against one’s character.”

Professor Corrigan emphasized that this “stigma’s effects are not trivial. Research quite clearly shows employers don’t want to hire people with mental illness. Landlords don’t want to rent to them. Health care professionals provide a substandard level of care. And all of this is due to the stigmatizing label.”

from Glenn Greenwald

To watch Bourdain’s own network, CNN, promote a reckless, giggly segment a mere four month after his tragic death that explicitly endorses and wields this stigma – by pronouncing that those who struggle with mental health issues should not be taken seriously and have no role in public discourse – is nothing short of sickening.

a reply to: liveandlearn

Not only that, these "liberals" frequently express overt racism:

“Kanye West is what happens when Negroes don’t read,” CNN’s Bakari Sellers said. CNN’s Tara Setmayer pronounced him “the token Negro of the Trump administration.”

I'm really appalled by these people. Seriously. They are apologists for rapists (Weinstein) and child molestors (Polanski). They promote racism through identity politics. They promote violence against Trump supporters (Maxine Waters, HRC on incivility), they lie and cheat at every turn, the list goes on and on.

These people are a menace to society. They have no Business being on the airwaves or in high positions.

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Thanks Rel and great addition!

Since I know very little about computers - I can't add anything further to your points but it sounds plausible.

Didn't the pics of crates in the back of a truck and an apple store follow that soon after?

a reply to: wanderingconfusion

I'll check the timing on the pallet photos in morning but I think so.

a reply to: Skyfloating

Well said Sky. Could not have said it better. But this will be embraced and promoted by libs as proof Kanya's words ar insignificant because he has been treated for mental health issues in the past.

In that case, pay no attention to me as I have been treated for depression in the past.

This lady has mapped out a lot of the education subversion going on in this country. She has several threads within this thread that relate to her topic.

The connections she has made is staggering. It relates to the $1b slush fund under the Obama DOJ.

She connects a gentleman named Bill Drayton whom I had never heard. He worked in EPA under Carter. She also made connections to Goog, FB, Twatter, Lyft, Valerie Jarrett and plethora of others. Well worth the read when you have time.

Gigi Sims

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Noted that In-Q-Tel was mentioned in this article.

**Note there are two links embedded above.**

The article give a pretty good rundown.

Now I know flash drives are getting smaller but not to the size of a grain of rice, so what did the additional chips do, they couldn't store large amounts of data?

Officials familiar with the investigation say the primary role of implants such as these is to open doors that other attackers can go through. “Hardware attacks are about access,” as one former senior official puts it. In simplified terms, the implants on Supermicro hardware manipulated the core operating instructions that tell the server what to do as data move across a motherboard, two people familiar with the chips’ operation say. This happened at a crucial moment, as small bits of the operating system were being stored in the board’s temporary memory en route to the server’s central processor, the CPU. The implant was placed on the board in a way that allowed it to effectively edit this information queue, injecting its own code or altering the order of the instructions the CPU was meant to follow. Deviously small changes could create disastrous effects.

I think you're looking at operations that are below root level access. Like at the core machine language level.

I believe I read elsware that the amount of code on the chips was less than 400KB. (removed less than symbol for formatting error) Pretty small.

This system could let the attackers alter how the device functioned, line by line, however they wanted, leaving no one the wiser. To understand the power that would give them, take this hypothetical example: Somewhere in the Linux operating system, which runs in many servers, is code that authorizes a user by verifying a typed password against a stored encrypted one. An implanted chip can alter part of that code so the server won’t check for a password—and presto! A secure machine is open to any and all users.

Backdoors are a bitch. So, who owns the backdoors? Black hat key, or white hat key?

Think. Who is In-Q-Tel?

originally posted by: queenofswords
a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi
I think you are right. Sessions will make it go BOOM ...step by step.

After reading this article from attorney Greg Jarrett (FoxNews), I don't know what to think about Jeff Sessions. Jarrett lays out in very convincing fashion, why Sessions should be terminated after the mid-term elections.

Link: www.foxnews.com...

If it wasn't for Sessions utilizing Huber, along with Q's advice to "Trust Sessions", I would be in same corner with Jarrett, and most other conservatives on this issue.

originally posted by: ModusPonus
a reply to: AgarthaSeed

I am blocked by Avenatti.....#creepypornlawyer is the leader of the #resistards LOL
He isn't #winning by any stretch....

I feel a meem coming on.

It's interestiing that the masons of all those huge Pyramids, be it the Aztec, Inca, Maya or Phoenician culture, were into child sacrifice. I guess it goes back to the tower of Babel story where the bad guys were into building large towers. If true, then our resident tower-builder Trump must know a lot about them. The Cabal has been around for a long time.