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ucanthandlethetruth

"Shall we play a game?"

Edward T. Kang

"You have more than you know".

a reply to: PokeyJoe

I thought about that but tried to figure how that would fall within Mueller’s probe?

It seemed to be more within Huber’s directive to chase down WTF happened on the U1 mess.

The company is trying to avoid a subpoena, I believe, but I’m not 100% clear. It couldn’t be Amazon, right? They aren’t considered a foreign company, are they?

a reply to: cherokeetroy

PM4U 📪

Josefsberg said that his clients were “scared to death” of Epstein and many have suffered lifelong trauma as a result of the experiences. Many of them did not want to testify. But others did, including Courtney Wild, who sued the government in 2008 for failing to inform her about the plea deal.

That deal is now being revisited with the recent ruling. Wild and other victims are hoping that it is thrown out and Epstein will be prosecuted.




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a reply to: Quadrivium

Interesting that he wrote an article today regarding the role of lawyers to protect their clients data from cyberattack.

I’ll look into him further. Thanks.

Yahoo article by Edward T Kang

As our lives become increasingly digitized, it becomes especially important to consider how to protect confidential information stored electronically from cybercriminal hacking. Law firms, with their access to large quantities of confidential client information, represent a prime target for security threats. Lawyers must recognize the need to protect their data against security threats, and to consider what steps to take in the unfortunate event that they do become the victim of a security breach, particularly in notifying their clients and preventing future breaches.

What was the name of the Chinese company that was suspected of lifting the data in real time off of Hillary's nonsecure private server?

I wonder if is that company?

originally posted by: ucanthandlethetruth

Keep in mind if we can hold a company operating in US accountable, then Americans operating in foreign countries can be sued, Vice versa. Interesting case.

UCH, this is an interesting point. It speaks to layers of "law" that are unclear depending on which court, and which "words" are being used.

Billy (born c. 1754) was an enslaved man from Virginia who was charged with treason during the American Revolution.[1] He was pardoned in 1781 after a letter was written arguing that, as a slave, he was not a citizen and thus could not commit treason against a government to which he owed no allegiance.

I posted this previously but it opens the rabbit hole up. Many of the congress folks are duel citizens. So are the guilty of a crime if they are operating under the other citizenship today or were last week? "Persons" are corporations, corporations are "Persons". Apply the citizen Billy rule to that and things get insane.

This is why this process is maddening. The crew is working to funnel every single case they can into Treason and get it out of Maritime courts and into the less-then-one week MT, as to avoid the word salad shenanigans.

a reply to: MetalThunder

Yep, like in Flint, MI. But, not even a deep well can be considered safe until it's thoroughly tested. Case in point, where I grew up we had a deep private well (we lived way out in the country) which unbeknown to us the aquifer was contaminated by the US Air Force. Luckily, my dad was a chemist & metallurgist in which water testing and purification became one of his specialties. He invented a unique special water filtration system to remove heavy metals and other microscopic containment's that took up a third of the basement but it worked. I'm still alive and so is my Dad, and siblings so I guess his filtration system worked.

15 years later the gov't finally admitted the water was contaminated and constructed water pipelines via federal funding to all residents at zero cost. How nice of them but it's city water.

Alarms sound after 6 suicides by Chicago cops over 8 months: ‘It’s definitely worrying and demands attention’

Two detectives, three officers, a sergeant. They were assigned to the mass transit unit and technical services, they were assigned to districts and worked as investigators.

Five were men, and the average age was 43. All but one died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. One died by carbon monoxide poisoning inside a car. Three either were in their squad car or parked outside their district station.

Chicago detectives/investigators offing themselves in a string of 6 suicides over an 8-month period??

That doesn't make sense. One...maybe. But 6 in less than a year?

a reply to: crankyoldman

I had read this before but wasn’t able to find the clear evidence. How do we know who is a duel citizen and if so, which country(s)? I feel like this should be public information but wasn’t able to locate it. It’s been stated many times though, in what I have read.

DJT Tweet



Read between the lines here. ISIS was created and funded by HRC and Zero - guns from Libya etc. They were desperate men with nothing hired as terrorists and not some grand uprising - an acquaintance who lives HERE was in the Syrian army told me Assad is not the issue and never was.

So DJT is speaking about the the creators and controllers of ISIS here. I believe this line is directed at the last vestiges of HRC/ZERO/JB dirty seven etc.

"There is nothing to admire about them, they will always try to show a glimmer of vicious hope, but they are losers and barely breathing. Think about that before you destroy your lives and the lives of your family!"

"...lives of your family!" This is very clear...

a reply to: texasgirl

I postulated several pages back that perhaps she was flipped some time ago and now singing like a bird with 100x more names and places. Also, she may have been pressured by the Guinness clan to cooperate. Don't know much about that wealthy elite family but it's possible they don't want to be dragged through the digital public mud.

Purely speculation, I could be totally wrong. Hopefully

a reply to: ucanthandlethetruth

Here is a list of all the members of Congress who hold dual citizenship...all of them with Israel. This list is a little outdated as it has people like Anthony Weiner, but you get the gist. Things that make you go hmmmmmm.....

DJT Tweet

Kang
Philadelphia lawyer.

Edward (Ted) Kang’s practice focuses on white collar defense and compliance in the areas of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), False Claims Act (FCA), Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions, anti-money laundering, antitrust, and the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA).

The Federalist Society

a reply to: pavil

Nice try. This whole thing is supposed to be a LARP and over a half million are looking at it daily on ONE website alone?

Prove they are not bots.

Prove that every one of them believes in q.

originally posted by: PokeyJoe
a reply to: ucanthandlethetruth

Here is a list of all the members of Congress who hold dual citizenship...all of them with Israel. This list is a little outdated as it has people like Anthony Weiner, but you get the gist. Things that make you go hmmmmmm.....

As UCH said, hard to find direct confirmation. Genealogy makes this work even if you don't do if formally, as in renounce.

Warren claimed Native American and got the benefits and of course offered zero proof, oddly she could have said she was "sovereign" too and NOT subject to the US laws and not gotten any special benefits. Funny how it works, which is the point I'm really trying to make.

What do you think this picture is saying?

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a reply to: queenofswords

He knew there was nothing there to be found anyway.
This is his way of admitting that there will be nothing against Trump.

a reply to: crankyoldman

Sanctions is capitalized all 3 times.
SSS?