-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -7W3N7Y-

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: IAMTAT

Fun idea.

See who made funny Financial dealing with aramco before the bombing.

Think put options

originally posted by: PioneerFigureSkating
a reply to: IAMTAT
Good morning, all.

Hey TAT, along these same lines didn't we just hear about someone claiming the Blood Court was meeting in Boston to discuss a FF attack meant to trigger WW3? I can't remember who that was that was saying that, but that was just the other day. The story went that this group is so "influential" that their members can only ever meet 5 at a time, but that this time was an exception and 8 of the 13 were meeting. It was confirmed that there was something afoot in Boston, BTW. People working at some high rise in Boston received an email explaining heavy police presence that day and gave everyone permission to go home that day if they were uncomfortable.

Couple days later we get the Aramco bombing.

Remember when Iran shot down a drone, saying knowingly that it was in their “airspace” when, in fact, it was nowhere close. They stuck strongly to that story knowing that it was a very big lie. Now they say that they had nothing to do with the attack on Saudi Arabia. We’ll see?

9:15 AM - 16 Sep 2019

Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 88957f No.613164 📁
Mar 10 2018 13:00:21 (EST)

Anonymous ID: 10998f No.613143 📁
Mar 10 2018 12:59:21 (EST)
>>613082

In 2013, documents leaked by the former NSA contractor Edward Snowden revealed the existence of numerous surveillance programs jointly operated by the Five Eyes. The following list includes several notable examples reported in the media:

PRISM – Operated by the NSA together with the GCHQ and the ASD[53][54]
XKeyscore – Operated by the NSA with contributions from the ASD and the GCSB[55]
Tempora – Operated by the GCHQ with contributions from the NSA[56][57]
MUSCULAR – Operated by the GCHQ and the NSA[58]
STATEROOM – Operated by the ASD, CIA, CSE, GCHQ, and NSA[59]

en.wikipedia.org...📁

>>613143
Interesting, isn’t it?
Q

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: 27e1fa No.2925765 📁
Sep 7 2018 17:00:49 (EST)

Anonymous ID: 59e442 No.2925488 📁
Sep 7 2018 16:47:26 (EST)
>>2925398

Can we at least have the declas please good sir

>>2925488
Specific timing rests w/ POTUS.
Hints expend ammunition.
Think NYT 'Anon' article (Ex)
The WORLD is WATCHING.
Q

Anonymous ID: hHkrVD7x No.148154137 📁
Nov 5 2017 19:49:15 (EST)
Now is the time to pray.
We're operational.
God bless the United States of America.
Q

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Mueller knows who

Who would have thought that JPMorgan's precious metals trading desk is the functional equivalent of the mafia, and that its one-time leader, Blythe Masters, was the mafia's don? 

In an indictment unsealed on Monday morning, the DoJ charged Michael Nowak, a JPMorgan veteran and former head of its precious metals trading desk and Gregg Smith, another trader on JPM's metals desk, in the probe. (Blythe Masters was somehow omitted).

Here's where it gets extra interesting: according to Bloomberg, the unusually aggressive language language embraced by prosecutors reminds legal experts of indictments utilizing the RICO Act - a law allowing prosecutors to take down 'criminal enterprises' like the mafia by charging all members of the organization for any crimes committed by an individual on behalf of the organization.

This hints at the possibility of a deeper prosecution for JP Morgan. Already, 12 people have been charged in the precious metals market-rigging conspiracy.

According to Bloomberg, three other banks - Deutsche Bank, HSBC and UBS - agreed to pay $50 million (in total) to settle civil claims by the CFTC. Two former JPM employees who pleaded guilty and contributed evidence against their former colleagues that was used in the indictment.

One of the traders who participated in the chat shown above was Christian Trunz, who traded precious metals at Bearn Stearns before joining JP Morgan after the crisis. He told a federal judge last month that this type of behavior was openly encouraged on JPM's trading desks for roughly a decade, and that other traders taught him how to do it. He pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges on Aug. 20, BBG reports.

Blythe Masters (born 22 March 1969) is a British former executive at JPMorgan Chase.[1] She is the former CEO of Digital Asset Holdings,[2] a financial technology firm developing distributed ledger technology for wholesale financial services.[3] Masters is widely credited as the creator of the credit default swap as a financial instrument. She is also Chairman of the Governing Board of the Linux Foundation’s open source Hyperledger Project, member of the International Advisory Board of Santander Group, and Advisory Board Member of the US Chamber of Digital Commerce.

Today, Blythe Masters, the former Citi senior executive who led the development of credit default swaps during her tenure at the firm, has been appointed to Chair of the Governing Board of The Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger Project, and no less than 10 new companies have joined the project including Blockstream, Bloq, eVue Digital Labs, Gem, itBit, Milligan Partners, Montran Labs, Ribbit.me, Tequa Creek Holdings and Thomson Reuters.

The Linux Foundation is taking the development of automated ledgers by means of blockchain technology very seriously, and, led by Ms. Masters, who currently stands as CEO of Digital Asset Holdings, is drafting in some specialist Bitcoin technologists to the Governing Board, who will work alongside Ms. Masters, these being Charles Cascarilla, CEO, itBit, and and Craig Young, CTO, SWIFT. The Technical Steering Committee Chair is Chris Ferris, a distinguished engineer and CTO of open technology at IBM.