News Briefs – 09/05/2019

Posted on September 5, 2019 by Anonymous Conservative

I always see lots of r/K related stories I think might interest the readers here, but I only have time to blog about a few, so here are some additional news stories that might be of interest. For unknown reasons, in some browsers the tweets in these posts display best if you click on the post instead of viewing it on the main page. You can skim the titles and summaries, and click the links if they are of interest. Keep in mind, many of these reports are products of the Fake News, so although they will be what people are hearing and talking about, there is no guarantee any one of them is necessarily correct, and we have had cases of outright lies make it onto these pages, especially about President Trump.

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Obama White House Counsel Greg Craig acquitted of the one remaining charge. Read the article and look at how smug they all are. Now this is interesting. What have I said? The entire court system will be compromised. Infiltration is easy, especially once an operation gets this big, and is targeting a society like our’s which has been lulled into the deepest of sleeps. Craig had two charges against him. Obama appointee Amy Berman Jackson (who is still busting Roger Stone’s balls) actually just dismissed one charge a month ago (which could easily have been the stronger one). The remaining one was about registering as a foreign agent, which Patrick Byrne just said a week ago was one of those things nobody in DC did, and which was seemingly used for selective prosecutions, such as of Marina Butina. And now that remaining case is over, and the new Judge even castigated the government for bringing it. Do you think that would have happened if it was Donald Trump Jr Mueller brought these charges against? The Judge even added in that our Republic is at risk right now, I presume from the God Emperor, who the Judge is implying is going to destroy the nation.

In a case like this, the Clerk could be one of them, and they would hit the database and send out a raft of juror summons notices to a thousand or two Cabal operatives who are like sleepers, living regular lives and only breaking off from it for things like this and basic ground surveillance. So now you have an entire jury pool, which seems diverse, whose members seem to all have regular jobs, but they are all a part of the conspiracy. The Judge could be one. The Defense attorney probably would be one. Even the prosecutor could be one, though by that point it hardly matters. I have no idea of the specifics of this case, but I do know with a system like that, he could have been dead to rights guilty of both charges, and he would walk out with a full exoneration and the Judge insulting Trump in the process.

Now you see why we would wait, and slowly build up the sealed indictments. If two months ago all the indictments were unsealed, and this Judge was indicted, the Clerk was indicted, the Prosecutor was indicted, the Jurors were indicted, as were all other Cabalites in the system, guess what? They all have to recuse from any Cabal-related case until those indictments are dealt with. And just like that they are all out of the system. Whatever is left, however sparse, is what will be hearing their cases. And imagine when those cases are all about a conspiracy which was screwing the jury over and corrupting their land so their children would be screwed too. Which raises the question, why wasn’t Craig’s indictment sealed, until the day the party started? Why did Mueller, of all people charge an Obama-lawyer who is almost certainly Cabal himself? Suppose everyone involved with his case was under surveillance, and the entire mechanism which fixed this case was just documented in exquisite detail? How will that look on the even news once it has been purged of Cabal operatives?

There are over 1000 names in Epstein’s address book and they are all afraid of the court releasing it.

Fire Did Not Cause 3rd Tower’s Collapse on 9/11, New Study Finds.

Scientist suggests cannibalism as a way to save the planet. Why are they suddenly trying to open the Overton Window on Cannibalism. This is like the fourth story I have seen, beginning with them doing pieces on how so many other species do it, and that it is weird we do not. Do the math.

Youngest son of Egypt’s ousted Islamist President Mursi dies. 24 years old, died of a heart attack. Sounds legit.

Comey had a laptop waiting for him in his car, and immediately began memorializing his private talk with Trump. From the article : “The revelation that Comey immediately fed the details of his private meeting with Trump to the FBI team investigating unsubstantiated Russia collusion raises questions about what Obama, Biden, Rice and other Obama-era officials knew about the intent to use the planned briefing to fuel the questionable Russia investigation and surreptitiously pass the contents of the private talk to the FBI.”

Looks like we won’t find out any more about that dive boat that caught fire and killed almost three dozen people, as it sank and is gone, taking all the evidence with it.

Omar’s husband confirms she was married to her own brother.

A federal judge granted Judicial Watch seven additional depositions, three interrogatories, and four document requests related to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a private, unauthorized email server.

Bernie wants population control and more abortion to help reduce our effect on climate change, as he wants to import more illegals.

AI is mimicking the logic of humans.

A Yellowstone geyser is breaking eruption records.

Google is accused of leaking private data about users to other companies so they can be tracked across platforms.

Greenspan says negative interest rates will eventually spread across the globe.

Mary-Anne Williamson says, “I didn’t think the left lied like this.”

Biden’s eyeball pops a blood vessel and fills with blood while he is onstage. Notice – this happens to everyone. Sneeze and you will pop a blood vessel like that at age 19. But look how the media plays it up. Joe was on stage and his eye exploded and started bleeding. This is the left-wing media which normally coddles Democrats. They are kneecapping him. The question is, what do they have in reserve? Warren. I doubt it. Bernie? Maybe but he is still weak. Yang? Seems unlikely as he is already marginalized. I keep wondering if they are this devastated and disorganized, which they may be, or if they have someone else in the background.

Iran promises a significant announcement on its nuclear program in a day or two.

California’s Newsom signs bill allowing citizens to refuse to help a police officer.

A far-left subreddit known for attracting posts encouraging acts of political violence has posted a guide to locating individuals who donated to President Trump. Probably not going to manifest as anything significant, but it always pays to be aware of your surroundings.

Boris Johnson suffers double blow as MPs block no-deal Brexit and snap election. It is a sign of how badly Cabal needs to be able to funnel illicit resources across the borders of Europe, presumably into British banks, perhaps in the City of London. Probably children too.

Fired top FBI official Andrew McCabe to headline Pa. Democrats’ fund-raiser.

Swedish King expresses concern over shootings and bombings happening across Sweden.

The Obama’s file a lawsuit to cancel another company’s trademark so they can take it for themselves. Again, if the Justice system is comped, this is going to work out like it would have in the Soviet Union.

15,000 white South African farmers, fearing for their lives, are fleeing to Russia. Russia is standing out as uncontaminated by Cabal.

Trump administration to consider a social credit score to decide who can buy a gun? It is so clear this is a non-starter. So what is going on? Trump just put in the minds of normies that he would go farther than the left on gun control. No longer is he anything like a gun-ideologue. Where we feel panic and shock, the left looks at him and thinks he is really open minded. Now when he shuts down the left later, it will seem almost bipartisan, as if he was one of them. I almost wouldn’t write this, but for the fact recognizing it will keep our side unified, and give Trump room to go even farther in the future.

Cory Booker says gun licenses are a ‘common-sense’ restriction on the Second Amendment. What would people here think, if Trump passed a law saying every driver’s license issued had to have a background check which would then be reflected on the license. If you passed, and your driver’s license was so marked, it would work as a National Concealed Carry license, and a sort of FFL, so you could skip the NICS checks and buy guns just by presenting the license with a DMV confirmation, even for intrastate mail-order sales, thereby not needing to use an FFL to receive guns in your state. It would make everyone undergo a NICS, which would prevent databasing of just gun-owner names. It would give us National Concealed Carry as well as the ability to buy via mail order, just like an FFL, and if someone couldn’t produce a license with the Firearms Approval, like the Texas Shooter, selling him a weapon in a private sale would be a crime, just like now at a gun store. I think gunowners would see a definite win, and Leftists would probably block the universal background check for everyone, because they would not want all those law abiding citizens to have their Second Amendment freedoms. It would probably also be good for cops, looking at a Driver’s License to immediately know if they were dealing with a problem child or not.

Maine tops ‘safest states’ rankings four years after going Constitutional Carry.

Why Salvini may be back in Italy sooner than people think. The New government is intrinsically weak and the people support him.

Under siege in Nigeria, South African businesses shut stores. K is spreading, an dour side seeing this will trigger deep subconscious pathways which will begin to remodel our rbain to function in that environment.

Federal Judge rules the Terrorism watch list violates Constitutional rights. Truth be told, it is like China’s social credit score, only the government here doesn’t even tell you what gets you on it or off it. Like surveillance, it is fine if the only people who get it are drug dealers or terrorists. But in America it clearly has a way of not working like that.

Former First Lady of Honduras gets 58 years in jail. Another sign. Cabal does not throw former Mexican leaders in jail or give a former first lady 58 years. They need future assets to sign on with them, because they feel it is the most secure path forward for themselves, so Cabal wants it’s assets above the law and untouchable. Somebody is waging war on Cabal, and apparently effectively, because Cabal would seem unable to stop this.

Pence visited Iceland, and the locals were blown away by how heavily armed all his security was. Oddly enough they hosted G. H. W Bush in 1983, but he apparently did not need as much security. Another sign something is going on.

This article makes a big deal about Trump’s official schedule having limited public events scheduled, but of the ones they do mention, they are defense and intelligence related, and cannot be discussed. There are two possibilities. Trump, in the middle of a global war against a global conspiracy which wants to wipe his entire bloodline from the planet, has slacked off, or fighting the conspiracy is now a primary focus, and that is being kept out of the public eye.

Greenland is a wealth of Mineral resources waiting to be mined.

Biblical bombshell as archaeologists discover city of origin of David and Goliath battle.

Bitcoin Miners are headed to this Siberian town for cheap electricity.

US attorney says government will seek federal charges against Kate Steinle’s killer.

Hong Kong leader withdraws extradition bill.

Sensenbrenner leaving the House after 40 years.

Another House Republican is inexplicably stepping down. A clean House is very important?

Rep. Devin Nunes filed a $9.9M+ racketeering lawsuit today against Fusion GPS, accusing the group of conspiring to intimidate and harass him in retaliation for investigating the Steele dossier.

President Donald Trump wanted to double tariff rates on Chinese goods last month after Beijing’s latest retaliation.

An official for the New Hampshire Republican Party said, “The excitement for Trump right now is overwhelming.”

China says trade talks with the U.S. will take place in Washington in early October, later than originally planned.

ATF, FBI raid home in Lubbock, Texas; possibly connected to man who sold rifle to West Texas mass shooter.

An example of a feint, which would imply President Trump was assuming (((They))) were watching his communications:

Spread r/K Theory, because Jim Watkins testifies today, and Q could be back as early as tomorrow.

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Rob
Rob
5 years ago

Trump and Cabal are constantly head faking each other. Cabal launches prosecutions in order to get their guys light sentences or to get charges dismissed, getting ahead of what’s coming. That’s what happened to Epstein I think, and also why I think Trumps team disposed of him. Trump then issues orders making the world think the fight is about to begin, like wither declaws or Iran, only to hold back, forcing the enemy to expend energy for a fight that doesn’t happen. He is like the boy who cried wolf, but he wants the enemies to think he isn’t serious so they don’t see it when he is serious and is ready to hit them hard.

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PS
PS
5 years ago

Re: your gun license idea. Not bad, provided you could get all states and municipalities to honor it as permission to own/transfer/carry (blue-staters would suddenly start caring a lot about the Tenth Amendment). There is one hitch though: the “good guy” endorsement would remain physically on the card until renewal time, even if you were subsequently disqualified. I don’t know about all states, but I have read that in Florida and Utah, they run the background check on every licensee biweekly or whatever, and send out suspension letters to those who come up flagged. So if you want background checks at all, you need to be able to run the checks at any time.

I actually am not that keen on prohibiting classes of people from having guns. In my opinion there are way too many offenses and conditions on the books that automatically deprive you of your rights for life, and clearly none of them stop career criminals or the criminally insane from doing whatever they want. In general, if you can’t be trusted to possess a firearm, you shouldn’t be allowed out of prison or an institution. But of course that opinion is way outside the Overton Window today.

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LembradorDos6Trilliões
LembradorDos6Trilliões
Reply to  PS
5 years ago

>”But of course that opinion is way outside the Overton Window today.”

Don’t let your memes be dreams fren.

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Mycroft Jones
Mycroft Jones
Reply to  PS
5 years ago

Agreed. The way the legal system is set up, the people who are red flagged and deprived of their rights are those who most need them.

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Farcesensitive
Farcesensitive
Reply to  PS
5 years ago

Anyone who isn’t locked up or executed should get to have guns, we need to move things that direction and end background checks/FFLs entirely.

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Farcesensitive
Farcesensitive
Reply to  PS
5 years ago

The 10thA doesn’t apply to guns.
Article VI binds all states to the Constitution and the 2ndA is part of the Constitution.
We need SCOTUS to rule that the 2ndA means what it says and that the states are bound by it, RBG needs to be replaced.

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PS
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Reply to  Farcesensitive
5 years ago

You’re right about the 10A, but that wouldn’t stop it being used as an argument, should nationwide concealed carry or something like it ever be passed, which it won’t. It is more likely the US will formally break up before then, at which point it will be moot.

An unequivocal affirmation of the 2A as written by SCOTUS is another thing that will never happen, even with RBG replaced. In much more conservative times, SCOTUS had no problem upholding the NFA in US v Miller, or for that matter, racist gun control in Dred Scott. Again, I think it is more likely the Apocalypse will come first (Q or no Q) and make our black-robed gods irrelevant.

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Jaded Jurist
Jaded Jurist
5 years ago

Cannibalism, as I shared yesterday, is the system of the Subharan. Ties in nicely with the worship of the Subharan that we are seeing pushed upon us these days. A Wakandan sushi wrap, if you will. Totally natural.

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Mr Twister
Mr Twister
Reply to  Jaded Jurist
5 years ago

“Scientist suggests cannibalism as a way to save the planet.”

Start opening that Overton window ten years before….

“Sweden to become 3rd world by 2030” – UN

(I regularly think of picture you’ve used AC with the Savage holding the Cling filmed leg….from the refrigerator?
is that from a Movie?)

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Jaded Jurist
Jaded Jurist
5 years ago

“or if they have someone else in the background.”

Someone “becoming” perhaps?

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LembradorDos6Trilliões
LembradorDos6Trilliões
5 years ago

>”A far-left subreddit known for attracting posts encouraging acts of political violence has posted a guide to locating individuals who donated to President Trump. Probably not going to manifest as anything significant, but it always pays to be aware of your surroundings.”

http://archive.vn/qJ6qP ; http://archive.vn/DyLDv ; http://archive.vn/EBqEc ; http://archive.vn/FD5ET – Proof that Antifa is connected to Israel – Antifa is not anti-fascist, they are a paramilitary arm of the DNC and Israel and they simply justify their violence and political suppression of people who disagree with them by calling them fascists and nazis.

Also, a reminder that Israel’s Prime Sinister Bibi threatened Trump’s life on the 4th of July:
https://twitter.com/netanyahu/status/1146790996270866437

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Russtovich
Russtovich
5 years ago

With regards to the Nigeria bit, I think ‘an dour’ should be ‘and our’. 🙂

Cheers

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info
info
5 years ago

Anti-fa arming themselves for war:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhelKaYb36c

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Anonymous
Anonymous
5 years ago

Don’t you know who Batman really is?!

https://www.cnn.com/2015/08/16/politics/donald-trump-iowa-state-fair/index.html

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TRX
TRX
5 years ago

> Pence visited Iceland, and the locals were blown away by how heavily armed all his security was.
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That’s a fairly new thing. Back in WWII the host country provided security for visiting chiefs of state; famously, Roosevelt’s NKVD bodyguards at Yalta.

Of course, the entire population of Iceland is 338,000; the web says they have 706 police, which seems about right, considering US city and PD sizes. I couldn’t find out anything about the number of military police or if there was any equivalent to the US Secret Service, but chances are, it would be difficult for Iceland to budget for the kind of security the Secret Service expects for a Vice President nowadays.

Just for historical reference, in his autobiography Harry Truman talked about how people would accost him in the street as he walked about DC attending to his personal affairs. If they had official business, they should make an appointment. Meanwhile, he walked out in public with one (1) Secret Service bodyguard, IN WARTIME.

Bill Clinton used to have four bodyguards with Uzi submachine guns back when he was Governor… I’m not sure modern politicians are so much worried about assassination as the the status of being so “important” they required ridiculous amounts of “security.” C. Northcote Parkinson talked about that sort of thing in his book “Parkinson’s Law”, about his time in the British Colonial Service.

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cris hamilton
cris hamilton
5 years ago

I wonder if they really are going to rum Michelle….

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New Name
New Name
5 years ago

Off Topic:

To better understand part of Cabal’s strategy and philosophy, it’s very important to view several series of films by Adam Curtis, most notably THE TRAP and THE CENTURY OF THE SELF.

Cabal holds deep power over the minds of its members. In my time here, I’ve noticed that AC is quite mystified by this and I’ve repeatedly stated that it doesn’t require a complicated explanation in terms of mechanics: cabal works by promising great rewards or great punishments, all behind a veil of uncertainty. Those under Cabal’s spell thus navigate through selfish fear and desire. This is by design. And it’s why you’ll see constant efforts by cabal to constantly dislocate and relocate people and cut them off from their history. Through intense fear of punishment and desire for reward, obfuscated by deep uncertainty, cabal holds its members in a trance state of very high compliance. There is no secret society and there most certainly is not an agreed upon ideology or manifesto or anything like that. All it is is a bunch of people so focused on selfishness that they become very easy to manipulate. This is compounded by constant debt, erosion of savings, and a paycheck to paycheck lifestyle. Compounded by constant social dislocation that inhibits loyalty to others. Cabal members share the same trance induced by concentration and direction of their libidinal energies highly constrained by unbelievable levels of fear of what might happen if they step across the line.

What is the consequence of this? It squelches behaviors that might lead towards revolution of the status quo. It’s slavery masked. There is also a tremendous amount of material out there condemning narcissists as the root of all things bad. Nonsense. Narcissism (and by that I do not mean pathological naricissism which is something else) is marked by dissatisfaction, perfectionism, condemnation, the desire to make one’s mark, etc. This is not necessarily bad. If you’ve ever marveled at the incredible precision or elaborateness of ancient stone structures, what you’re marveling over is the expression of some fanatical narcissist/perfectionist. Cabal seeks to eliminate narcissists because they are unruly and difficult to control, and cabal has absolutely zero interest in anything approaching greatness, inspiration, beauty. Modern art is specifically designed to leave its victims helpless. It’s as toxic as some EMF beacon kicking out a field that makes you emotionally sick.

Watch the first 2 minutes of this Adam Curtis documentary. He teases you with what’s going on behind the scenes. It’s unbelievably deep. Curtis makes no reference of cabal, but it’s clear that he sees trends in operation that deserve some exploration

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSVlPlnB8wI

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New Name
New Name
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5 years ago

Going further, when one looks deeper into cabal and the behavior that it promotes, one can see that on a certain level it’s really quite fascist and very control oriented. It tries very hard to punish rebelliousness as if this is some kind of anti-social trait. In some ways, narcissism is similarly targeted to the point where people really believe that all narcissism is bad, not merely the grossly pathological or personality disordered variations. Cabal has tried very hard to crush people who are likely to show real dissent, condemnation of existing structures, etc.

The problem is that we really don’t know which behaviors outside of the norm or average are truly pathological in a larger sociological context. As a social species, it’s quite likely that humans naturally come with a variety of temperaments that contribute to things working. As big of a pain in the ass as rebellious people may seem, and granting that people do have different reasons for being rebellious, these people do promote change. And in the right cases, advancement. Dissatisfaction with the status quo is a huge threat to the powers that be, but such people are also the Prometheans who inspired human progress.

Cabal wants obedience and doesn’t tolerate dissent or people with novel ideas about how our lives should be organized. Such an outlook, carried to its extreme, is a recipe for human stagnation.

We are currently in a situation where things are very wrong and we need to re-examine the nature of our communities, our institutions, and our culture. Far from being the progressives they fancy themselves to be, Cabal promotes an unchanging sameness that is incapable of advancement and also lacks the tried and tested insights to be gained from tradition. It’s aggressively anti-tradition while also being aggressively opposed to change and squelching of the behaviors that lead to the generation of new social units and forms. When populations grow they naturally produce various offshoots and cults and sects. Many of these fail; evolution is always experimenting and largely produces failures. But this drive towards the creation of new subcultures and new populations is what has led us to different languages and cultures in the first place.

Cabal seems to want to drive us to a place of global sameness, of globalization “rules” enforced in each country that may hold on to the most minor of trappings of cultural identity (food and folk dancing type stuff) while at the same time forcing all societies to be “open” by which they simply mean under the influence of outside forces via control of money and mass media.

This model has been tried in America in the last 50 years: an aggressive push towards sameness in forms and modes of living that is even eradicating regional accents. Combined with massive engineered migrations that have disrupted social bonds between people and their physical environment. The result is a society driven by our impulses guided by a full frontal media brainwashing enterprise, locking people into debt and fear and profound disconnection from all the critical factors that were once common to human populations on every part of the planet.

It’s no wonder Americans are such neurotic and unhappy people. They have little idea where they are from and are allowing their impulses to be guided by people who aren’t interested in their health or well-being but are only interested in control. My guess is the conscious mind can be fooled by this but the subconscious remains aware that on some level things are dreadfully wrong. And thus we have one of the richest societies on earth plagued by staggering levels of anxiety, depression, loneliness and despair.

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LembradorDos6Trilliões
LembradorDos6Trilliões
Reply to  New Name
5 years ago

Amazing comments, as always NN.
Thanks fren, wish you a great day!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW68goC4_es

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LembradorDos6Trilliões
LembradorDos6Trilliões
5 years ago

https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/225582294

So the zionist anti-BDS pope want now the Vatican to invest in Israel.
Are the cabal assets all making a run for it and consolidating their wealth in Israel (cabal HQ) for their last stand?

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Farcesensitive
Farcesensitive
5 years ago

Former Planned Parenthood Sex-ed Teacher: Classes Promote Promiscuity to Increase Abortions

https://www.thenewamerican.com/culture/education/item/33335-former-planned-parenthood-sex-ed-teacher-classes-promote-promiscuity-to-increase-abortions

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Farcesensitive
Farcesensitive
5 years ago

And when photoshopped images appeared in the NY Post of Maxwell eating at In-N-Out Burger is Los Angeles, newspaper personnel said the photos were supplied to the publication by Maxwell’s attorney, Staffian.

When questioned directly about that on Wednesday, Staffian pulled a move from her client’s jet-setting, law-enforcement-evading tool kit and simply vanished.

More at: https://truepundit.com/ghislaine-maxwells-attorney-folds-like-a-cheap-suit-after-confrontation-video/

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Farcesensitive
Farcesensitive
5 years ago

Jail where Jeffrey Epstein died has egregious history of security breaches

https://nypost.com/2019/09/05/jail-where-jeffrey-epstein-died-has-egregious-history-of-security-breaches/

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LembradorDos6Trilliões
LembradorDos6Trilliões
5 years ago

https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/225626690

Man jailed for criticizing judge on social media after his son dies after judge decides mother should keep the child custody.

Also note this post:
>”Despite being charged, the father continued posting to the internet. One social media post he made read “Dada back to digging and you best believe I’m gonna dig up all the skeletons in this court’s closet.” He was on to something big. Something bigger than a mere custody battle.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYDUMi6xvQY

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Raphael Hythloday
Raphael Hythloday
5 years ago

Just read a long but very interesting blog post from a month ago, called ‘It’s not paranoia if it’s true.’ Presents the Catholic clergy abuse scandal as a cautionary tale against the belief that conspiracy theories are loony, and that the powers that be operate the way we think they do.

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/its-not-paranoia-if-its-true-conspiracies-epstein-inner-ring/

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The world is not ordered as we wish it were. It’s not even *disordered* as we wish it were. I’m thinking this morning of something a faithful Catholic layman told me in the spring of 2002, about the abuse scandal. He was a close friend of Cardinal Bernard Law, and active in the Archdiocese of Boston. This man — a very intelligent, morally upright gentleman — had direct knowledge of widespread homosexual corruption in the seminary at the time. He told me that he informed his dear friend the cardinal about all of it … and that the cardinal had done nothing. I asked the man how he reconciled his love and respect for the cardinal with the fact that Law had allowed this kind of corruption to flourish unaddressed.

The man sat across from me, unable to speak. The cognitive dissonance left him paralyzed. He could not accept that the world was ordered in such a way that his dear friend the cardinal could be guilty of such gross negligence. I used to be pretty naive, the kind of person who believed that good men (like my interlocutor) almost always wanted to know the truth, and to fight for justice. What I couldn’t have truly grasped until that extraordinary conversation was how the mind will protect itself from having to face something intolerable. That man was not asked to believe a conspiracy theory; he was asked to put two and two together — facts that he did not dispute. But he couldn’t bring himself to do it. He literally could not summon the will to face the terrible truth about his friend the cardinal, and the truth about the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston.

What’s so frightening to me today, thinking about that, is how every one of us is susceptible to that same paralysis.

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Anonymous Conservative
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Reply to  Raphael Hythloday
5 years ago

Wait until the truth comes out. You don’t run an intelligence operation when your cause is a just one everybody would want to support. If your cause is just you explain it and people volunteer. You run an intelligence operation because what you are doing would be repellent to people, so you have to sneak around and find leverage which will cause enough pain in their mind if they refuse you, that you can force them to set aside their morals and mores and violate their own morality to do what you want. (((They))) are running a massive intel op against every American citizen who they have not turned, and I suspect a lot of (((Them))) are themselves following orders because they were turned.

If it all comes out (and there is no doubt it is firmly on that trajectory, Q or not), it will be a cataclysm in the mind of every American. My brain is at least very tolerant of chaos and uncertainty, as well as conflict with people around me, and even I am dumbstruck at the scale of it. And I probably have not seen nearly all of it.

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LembradorDos6Trilliões
LembradorDos6Trilliões
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
5 years ago

Well said.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it–9zYHxhg

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New Name
New Name
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
5 years ago

Calling these things ‘intelligence operations’ is misleading. They are first and foremost criminal operations.

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Anna eppa
Anna eppa
5 years ago

I was on the Suspected Terrorist List for several years and was only taken off after an interrogation by an FBI agent at Kennedy airport a couple of years ago.

A person’s name is submitted for consideration, then there’s an investigation before the name is formally added.

You won’t know you’re on it. I didn’t figure it out until 2013 when I was detained at Heathrow and my passport was taken away after being grilled publicly by the airline official at the gate when I was trying to board my flight.

I didn’t resent the fact of being on it, but I was upset that not only were all of my phone calls, emails, and online activity being monitored but so were those of the two people I live with, and my family and friends.

I have mixed feelings about this judge’s ruling. Certainly there are innocent people on the list but names are removed all the time. I was told by someone who works with the NYPD that many plots to attack the city have been prevented but haven’t been made public. So whatever they’re doing is pretty effective. We all have a constitutional right not to be blown up.

What bothers me more is the inefficiency in handling the data that the NSA is collecting. They had everything. They knew how I was living — for years, what books I was ordering. They had my psychiatric profile. It wasn’t until I was a suspect in some ongoing matter that I was cleared, on this side of the pond anyway. It was a waste of the agent’s time.

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5 years ago

Off topic but I wanted to post it here so I can see if it gets through (not sure about email):

https://quiggery.home.blog/2019/09/06/the-secret-society/

I ran a simple calculation of sealed indictments against the total US population, with an idea of the scale of the “secret society”.

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5 years ago

Nice. Also interesting is somebody on the Chans said one indictment may have multiple names. So there could be a lot more than 120,000. But clearly something is going on.

My assumption is most Secret Society members at the ground level may not be read in on anything. They think they are part of some neighborhood watch on steroids – or at least they were brought in that way. Along the way they see bad shit, like people they followed turn up dead at the site where a serial killer was dumping bodies, and they know the machine knows something and isn’t getting involved. But they keep their heads down, do what they are told, and are grateful to not be on the other side. My guess is they will skate, unless they happened to get roped into something really bad.

The thing is, if it is like Operation TIPS, and they built it out like that program’s pilot program was designed, with one in 24 people a watcher, you’d be looking at 12.5 million watchers/followers. Which is a lot. But beyond that, you would need officers to handle all those agents, organize them, assign them jobs, and so on. 120,000 people would be one officer per 100 agents if the TIPS numbers were not enlarged, which might make sense, though I would expect the officers to go a little higher, maybe to one in 50-70. The question is, what would the officers know, and would they have overt knowledge of criminality against the US Government. Then beyond all of that, you will have to indict every member of every media outlet who was part of the network. I think that would be 90% or more of all local TV reporters, editors, managers, and even camera/sound men from what I have seen, probably 90% or more of all newspaper writers and editors and managers. Book publishers, radio management and hosts, and a lot of others in entertainment and so on would probably also have known they were a part of something bad.

People are going to be amazed at just how big this was.

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5 years ago

my personal guess is that it’s much bigger. I’m sure that the average American knows several members. Government agencies, down to local school boards and emergency services, are absolutely loaded with these people.

Also, back during the 1980s it was essentially revealed just how big the NSA was via James Bamford’s books on the topic. A massive amount of manpower. Honestly it wouldn’t surprise me if NSA’s primary purpose has been in tracking down networks of influence in cabal and trying to unravel this thing. Certainly cabal was behind exposing the idea of the NSA to a wider audience.

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5 years ago

What is crazy is ten years ago I would have heard you say that and thought you might have a screw loose. How could I have talked to one and not known it? Once you see it, you forget what it was like to not have seen it. Now I look back, and can think of a few girls who I grew up with in school who always struck me as off, in an unusual way. I think we were passing by each other, and I had no idea, but we were just from different worlds and they were very cautious and stressed subtly around outsiders.

I often wonder what people here who haven’t seen it think when they see someone say something like that.

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5 years ago

Indeed. I try to frequently check my evaluations because once you see it, you can be primed to see it everywhere. Over the years I’ve tried to think critically and realize that once it makes itself known to you it wants you to overreact. Not everyone is involved but enough are involved at crucial choke points to cause some real problems.

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5 years ago

Off topic but I ran a simple analysis of sealed indictments vs total US population, in the light of your concept of the secret society.

https://quiggery.home.blog/2019/09/06/the-secret-society/

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