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>>53149 Summary to date of info on Q drops and Law of War new

>>51758 Contacts, Websites, Other Info - now in dough under Links to alt-media

>>47678 Maricopa County Livestream Audit

>>51899 MP4s for wearethene.ws don't post as graphics

Notables

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#191

>>53792, >>53797 planefaggin

>>53823 Well the key was SB1135 2020. After that everything was a ploy to get items sent to electronic adjudication buckets

>>53822 valenzuela and fontes both d's

>>53820 Arizona Conservatives Take Action

>>53819 CM: What we don’t know:

>>53816, >>53817, >>53818 CM:What we now know:

>>53815 Arizona warehouse processes thousands of mail-in ballots daily

>>53811 >>53812, >>53814 RUNBECK, a Maricopa County printing company, was allegedly caught sending ballots to Fulton County, Georgia./Texas

>>53806, >>53807 Rand Paul: "Social Security Had 6.6M Listed At Over 112 Years Of Age Still Active In The Rolls"

>>53804, >>53805 D5 = avalanche

>>53801 He's coming back! Share this post if you still stand with Trump

>>53800 From the desk of 45

>>53793 Inflation Angst Turns TIPS Into Must-Watch $1.6 Trillion Market

>>53789 Scavino: Storm Brewing?

>>53788 Telegram app has terminated the Hamas Al-Qassam Brigade's channel at 00:00 local time.

>>53783, >>53794, >>53796 Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Sucharit Bhakdi on covid vax

>>53782, >>53786 UK Women Giving Birth Forced to Wear Face Mask

>>53781, >>53802 UK anon on Q pics

>>53777 Watch for it..........................

>>53776 Federal Judge Signals He May END Twitter’s Immunity in Dr. Shiva Case – Speech Police in Panic — Watch Hearing Live on May 20

>>53775 The Dangers of the 1/6 Commission

>>53770, >>53771, >>53772 Info on lb Qfo's

>>53769 Another version of the story

>>53764, >>53767 Government Document states 3rd wave deaths will be dominated by the vaccinated.

>>53753 Joseph LaRue - atty for Maricopa Country

>>53826 #191

#190

>>53678, >>53696 pf report(s)

>>53685 US Strat. Comm Twat "#GenMilley: “This #ArmedForcesDay, we remember the 2.1 M men and women who wear the cloth of our nation and serve around the globe-on land, at sea, in the air, in space and cyberspace. Thank you for volunteering to serve a cause greater than yourself.”

>>53687 @ThorDeplorable twat:"Is this what you think it is? Doubtful." soc. media

>>53691, >>53692, >>53693, >>53694 Tim Swain @SwainForSenate:"Gov. Whitmer spring break charter flight and vacation to Florida was paid for by a nonprofit dark money group and the cost was $27,521"

>>53695 ""What Have The World Economic Forum Got Planned For Us Next ?" soc. media thread

>>53697 Blinken heads north for unusually long 5-day Arctic tour

>>53698 SEC’s Gensler hunts for companies not ESG woke enough

>>53699 Map and table showing the number of covid related vaccine injuries reported by state per capita. medalerts.org

>>53702 anon submits drop #4250 "check the 1 year delta anon..pic of general...It's time to end the horror show." soc.media

>>53703 Eyez Wide Open FF and terror?

>>53710 For the keks!

>>53716 Wisconsin has authrorized 2020 erection audit

>>53717, >>53718, >>53719 posts that make you go hmmmmm.........

>>53720 McKissick defeats pro-Trump lawyer Lin Wood in South Carolina GOP race

>>53721 Whose anti-police pressure did the White House cave to?

>>53722 States that changed mask mandates in the last 24 hours

>>53724, >>53730 Ap, Hamas?

>>53725 Biden Revokes Six Trump-Era Executive Orders, Including Planned ‘Garden of American Heroes’

>>53727 'Detroit Will Breathe' protester blinded flight crew, feds say

>>53728 Columbia University students start communist club

>>53729, >>53731, >>53731 Worlwide Italy founder has all the documents indicating thePsychoPlandemic was planned at the latest in 2018

>>53732 Space Force CO Who Got Holiday Call from Trump Fired

>>53733 Gen Mc

>>53734 The whole Indian story is FAKE

>>53735 Hot Potato Codes

>>53736 Biden confirms agenda to microchip masses

>>53740 #190

#189

>>53635, >>53617, >>53637, >>53660, >>53654 CM on Maricopa

>>53632 41 California DAs oppose early release eligibility of 76,000 inmates

>>53638, >>53639 TechnoFog: The Corrupted 1/6 Commission

>>53640 Mask policy update, state by state

>>53641 WH economic advisor blames bad April job report on Easter; but it was in March...

>>53642 Worldwide Rally for Freedom (WWF) Saturday, May 15 !

>>53643, >>53644, >>53646, >>53647, >>53648, >>53649, >>53651, >>53652 WWF in countries around the world (sample)

>>53650 Next WWF: July 24, 2021 - Save the date!

>>53645 Classic Hitler caption generator mp4 on WWF - big KEKS

>>53653 Gen. McInerney reposts Gen. Flynn endorsement of Lin Wood

>>53655 Lin Wood on Trump endorsement of opponent

>>53656 Texas attorney general endorses idea of state building its own border wall

>>53657 Ken Bennett: Auditors getting through a pallet of ballots a day

>>53662 World Freedom Alliance: Notices of Liability Sent to All Prime Ministers & Health Ministers of the World

>>53663 No moar masks req'd: Costco, Walmart, Trader Joe's, CVS

>>53664 Europe beings taking down thousands of Huawei 5G towers

>>53665 Crime skyrockets in Portland; FBI steps in to help local police

>>53667, >>53666 Cicilline moves to censure 3 Repubs for playing down Jan 6; Sundance - dems are invested in a false narrative

>>53668 #189

#188

>>53559, >>53572, >>53574 GOLD Eyez on the Skyz

>>53598 California's Vandenberg Air Force Base renamed to Space Force Base

>>53596 Intro to Law of War/Q

>>53595 41 CA District Attorneys Oppose Plan for Early Release of 76,000 Inmates: Puts Public at Risk

>>53584, >>53585, >>53586 Covid-19 in India incidence is still LOW as compared to US & EU countries

>>53576, >>53577, >>53579, >>53578 Gov. Whitmer spring break charter flight and vacation to Florida was paid for by a nonprofit dark money group

>>53575 Les Moonves to forgo $120M in settlement with ViacomCBS

>>53573 Arizona Conservatives Take Action

>>53571 AZ audit news

>>53570 China's Tianwen-1 probe touches down on Mars in historic first?

>>53567 Three weeks of NATO faggotry

>>53566 Reiner Fuellmich's Stiftung International Legal Offensive part 3

>>53565 45/Q

>>53564 This is the FRB balance sheet-Credit and Liquidity Programs/Balance Sheet.

>>53554, >>53561 Michigan courts keeping mask mandate

>>53552 ‘Terrorist state’ Israel must be stopped, Turkish President Erdogan says, adding it has ‘crossed all limits’

>>53549 Texas AG Sues Biden Administration Over ‘Power Grab’ to Rescind Healthcare Funding

>>53612 #188

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>>52991 #180, >>53045 #181, >>53159 #182, >>53249 #183, >>53309 #184, >>53405 #185, >>53489 #186

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>>51920 #166, >>52013 #167, >>52065 #168, >>52146 #169, >>52239 #170, >>52334 #171, >>52415 #172

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Dominion held the “keys” to the entire election…

Every county election board across the U.S.A. are liable for not having control of the election, which is their sworn duty. Depending on the individual State, there are serious charges which can be brought forth to sue the board of elections for not securing their county’s election by way of the physical possession of the “keys”

“As the news is breaking about the Maricopa County Election Team not having administrative access to the Dominion machines (they essentially handed over the highest level of system controls, including ability to delete and alter logs, to the Dominion people), do not forget about this guy! By his own words, he has said he ran a perfect election.”

Former Maricopa County Recorder, Adrian Fontes, speaking on Dominion about one month ago.

https://t.me/ArizonaRedRoots/895

According to a letter from Karen Fann, President of the Arizona State Senate, sent to the Maricopa Board of Supervisors, the county continues to flout valid, legislative subpoenas, refusing to hand over virtual images of routers. The county has also allegedly failed to provide the passwords necessary to access vote tabulation devices for the audit.

"…attorneys for Maricopa County have refused to produce virtual images of routers used in connection with the general election."

Karen Fann, Arizona Senate President

A second issue flagged by the audit has to do with "anomalies" in chain of custody processes for ballots. The letter says the county has yet to provide chain of custody documentation, bags storing the ballots were not sealed, batch dividers are missing, and ballot boxes were sealed with regular tape rather than tamper evident seals.

The third issue mentioned is the alleged deletion of "the entire 'Database' directory from the D drive of the machine 'EMSPrimary'.” That would mean subpoenaed data has been removed. According to the audit, there is also evidence that the "main database for all election related data for the 2020 General Election has been removed."

https://sharylattkisson.com/2021/05/read-arizona-2020-election-audit-allegedly-finds-deleted-data-insecure-ballots-missing-change-of-custody/

“In what must be considered a shocker, Maricopa County did not have administrative control over the election in their county, Dominion Voting did. What could possibly go wrong with that? This is especially true after one exec at Dominion said he would do whatever it takes to keep Trump from winning. Who would hand over the control of their election to a private contractor?”

https://libertyonenews.com/arizona-election-officials-finally-make-an-admission/

“Legislators in Arizona and officials in the state’s largest county clashed anew this week over election audit subpoenas, with county officials refusing to hand over routers and claiming they do not have passwords to access administrative control functions of election machines.”

https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_breakingnews/turn-over-routers-or-face-subpoenas-arizona-lawmakers-tell-maricopa-county_3807631.html

“Michelle Malkin interviews Joe Oltman who shows Eric Coomer, Head of Security for Dominion Voting Software, bragging that they have the vote fixed for Biden.”

“Oltmann revealed that “Eric” had instructed his fellow Antifa comrades to “keep up the pressure” in their opposition to a second Trump win. When one of them responded by asking what Antifa should do if Trump wins, Eric responded with something along the lines of, “Don’t worry about the election; Trump’s not gonna win. I made f***ing sure of that!”

Oltmann, who runs a data company, immediately launched his own investigation into Coomer, who it turns out has been exceptionally active on social media expressing hatred and vitriol towards the president.

Coomer not only hates the president, but he also hates those who support the president, law enforcement and people from Texas, based on his history of social media posts.”

http://wethepeopleconvention.org/articles/Malkin-Exposes-Dominion

>>53843

yvw

>>53840

>>53842

had it playin since post

very noice

tyvm

Mor top-tier competence

Regimental Reconnaissance Company (RRC) with Mike Edwards, Ep. 81

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8u77UoNnyyE March 2021?

Mike Edwards (guest)

Part2 coming soon: May 28 (Friday) 2021

Baker tappin, for now

RUNBECK

https://www.arizcc.com/post/2020/03/23/charles-a-chuck-runbeck

Arizona Contractor & Community

Mar 23, 2020

2 min read

Charles A. “Chuck” Runbeck

Charles A. “Chuck” Runbeck passed away on Monday, March 9, 2020, roughly six weeks shy of his 92nd birthday.

Born in 1928 in Aberdeen, South Dakota, his parents were Swedish immigrant Anton Runbeck and Wisconsin native Nina Hooper. In 1937, his family moved to Coolidge, Arizona, where he first entered the printing industry, helping his grandfather produce the local newspaper by typesetting, folding papers, and making deliveries.

His family returned to Aberdeen just as World War II was starting in Europe. Anxious to serve his country, Chuck ran away from home in 1945 at age 17 to enlist in the Marine Corps, but his mother wouldn’t sign the papers and he had to wait until he was 18 in 1946. He always referred to himself as a “Hollywood Marine,” never serving outside of California.

After an honorable discharge in 1948, Chuck moved to Phoenix and attended Arizona State College (now ASU). In 1952, he started an advertising agency with an acquaintance and his soon-to-be wife, Kathryn “Kay” Liem. Chuck and Kay married in 1954 and had three sons:Charles Craig (1955), Robert Kevin (1957), and Brian Frederick (1963).

In 1953, Chuck began a long partnership with Johnny and Martha Akers selling advertising and publishing construction-related magazines including Arizona Builder & Contractor and Arizona-New Mexico Contractor and Engineer. In 1969, he launched Runbeck & Associates, an advertising agency and print brokerage. Chuck added election printing to the mix in 1970, and that became important work that grew steadily.His son, Kevin, took the company helm in the late 1980s, and the name evolved from Runbeck Graphics to the current Runbeck Election Services. Chuck was also involved in land development,lobbying, and public relations.

In 1983, Chuck returned to publishing, reviving a previous magazine and renaming it Southwest Contractor and then starting Southwest Builder a few years later. In 1990, he sold both these successful publications to McGraw-Hill, but not ready to retire, he returned to Runbeck Graphics, and, with son Kevin, began Southwest Graphics magazine.

Chuck “retired” for the second time in 1997 and he and Kay moved to east Texas, while Chuck managed to stay actively involved in Southwest Graphics. In 2006, Chuck and Kay returned to Arizona, buying a home in Payson and eventually settling back in Phoenix at Sagewood retirement community in 2012.

In 2011, at age 83, Chuck was approached to help launch a new magazine, Arizona Contractor & Community; he mentored the young staff and became the lynchpin for the publication’s success. He was still selling advertising through his 90th year, in person.

Chuck also proudly served for 35 years as Executive Director of the Associated Equipment Distributors of Arizona.

Throughout his life, Chuck enjoyed travel, family, friends, and work. Chuck is survived by his wife of 66 years, Kay, his sons Craig (Debra) , Kevin (Sandi and Kayti), and Brian, his grandchildren Nathan, Daniel (Chelita), Matina (David), and Erin, his great-grandchildren Emilio and Elena, his older sister June Potochnik, and many in-laws, nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, friends and co-workers, all of whom loved him dearly.

Unfortunately, no public services can be planned at this time. Please visit hansenmortuary.com for online condolences.

Disclaimer: this post and the subject matter and contents thereof - text, media, or otherwise - do not necessarily reflect the views of the 8kun administration.

And there it was: a Winkler+Dünnebier BB700-S2 inserter, the thing without which nothing else works. It was 20 feet long and L-shaped, tended by four women in T-shirts. A commercial-grade printer can produce 50,000 ballots an hour, but the process of putting them into envelopes is slower, more intricate. About 14,000 packaged ballots come off the inserter every hour. On the side closest to us, bright-yellow envelopes, stacked in a clear plastic chute, were being sucked down onto a belt with the speed and rhythm of a superfast blackjack dealer.A camera scanned the barcode on the envelope, which was linked to a specific voter-registration file. The computer looked at the file and told the inserter what to put in the envelope, and, like a car chassis traveling the assembly line getting doors and windows and wheels, the envelope traveled down the inserter getting what it needed: the right ballot for the right party for the right election, directions to the right polling place, an instruction sheet for the local races. Octavia Morales, Sacramento County, Republican, Precinct 13453. An “I Voted” sticker was added, andanother camera matched the barcodeon the ballot back to the barcode on the envelope. If a person tried to vote twice, or send in a fraudulent piece, the computer at the county would notice a mismatch in the barcodes and immediately reject it. At the end, the envelope was sealed, addressed, scanned by a laser beam that ensured the proper thickness, and dropped into a tray to be handed off to the United States Postal Service.

>>53861

In 2014, an inserter like this one misfired for 35 seconds in the back of Runbeck’s factory.Cameras failed to catch it.As a result, 232 voters in Sacramento and about 1,000 total in Colorado and Arizona received a mismatched ballot-envelope combination. (The other 3.8 million that were mailed out that day were fine.) When the error came to light, the company provided those voters with new, corrected ballots in plenty of time before the election. But the mistake still troubles Runbeck. In his industry, the standard is perfection. “This put us on the front page in Sacramento, Arizona, and Denver, with headlines like‘Ballot Blunder Jeopardizes Election,’”he said. “We had Fox News in our parking lot at 10 o’clock at night.” The pressure on the industry now exceeds the pressure of any previous election year. Mistakes will be seized, held up to prove the president’s point about an election rigged from the jump. A 35-second misfire in 2020 would have consequences graver than a news truck in the parking lot. Misprinted ballots could lead the national news and strain faith in the mechanics of the democracy. “The market,” Runbeck said, “has changed.”

>https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2014/10/27/incorrect-adams-county-ballots-may-have-already.html

Incorrect Adams County ballots may have already been counted

Oct 27, 2014, 9:45am EDT

A number of ballots that wereincorrectly mailed to to at least 94 Adams County voters may have already been counted,said County Clerk & Recorder Karen Long Sunday.

"It is possible that a small number of these incorrect ballots have already been counted but we believe that we will catch the vast majority of them," said Long.

Long said the voters received the faulty ballots due to a malfunctioning piece of equipment at an Arizona facility owned by Runbeck Election Services, an external ballot printing service retained by Adams County.

The incorrect ballots listed the right statewide and country-wide candidates and questions, but incorrect congressional district or state legislative candidates, municipality, school district or other special district questions, according Long.

Long said Runbeck is also responsible for the 243 voters who received duplicate ballots,an error discovered last Thursday.

"We have used this vendor twice in the past without issue," said Long. "These mistakes are very disappointing."

Long said they are working to contact the 94 affected voters and issue them a corrected ballot if they have not already submitted it.

Adams County uses 327 different ballot styles for more than the 209,000 ballots mailed for the November election.

Just a guesstimation but makes you go hhmmmmm.........

How long have our Votes been Hijacked by the DS?

Runbeck, 63 and smoothly bald, has been around elections intermittently his whole life. His first job in high school wasworking for his uncle, who had a contract to prepare punch-card ballots for the1972 Nixon-McGovern election

discussion / lineof thought went Netherlands > Pope Adrian > Holy Roman Empire → Ingolstadt (Bavaria) is origin of Illuminati

>>53869

mornin G

howza?

all done with church, IRL bout to start in earnest

so glad you're here

pulled this cause dasting but needed your input, captured it for ya analyze

lemme know

>>53874

ty G

you nose I don't nose nuttin bout planefaggin but it caught muh eye

IRL clear, mostly

kek

imma collectin now

>>53876

got a bun if ya need one.

>>53879

that would be great

forgot to start collectin

duh

>>53882

wow

das great

was up late last night as CM went full on disclosure about runbeck finds

this really got em goin on the board next door

tyvvvvvm

>>53884

dat pic in the notabullz is me reading all dat

>>53884

>>53856

missed dis if you could add to Runbeck diggies somewhere

#192

>>53839 Dominion held the “keys” to the entire election anon submits comments and several sources

>>53841 All 50 states excel ss: Percent registered vs. Turnout :I

>>53844 Anon submits Q drops #1111, 991,990, 989,988 with 45 statement of 0515-"Anon decode, czech it, what do you see?"

>>53848, >>53851, >>53852, >>53853 CM site:runbeck.net - Google Search results...

>>53854 Moar from CM on Runbeck Election Services

>>53855 Charles A. Runbeck Obit-passed on Mrach 9 2020

>>53857 Kevin Runbeck dig

>>53858 Texas House Approves Bill Banning Plant-Based Foods from Using ‘Meat’ on Labels-breitbart May 11

>>53859 More polio cases now caused by vaccine than by wild virus-abcnews.go Nov 2019

>>53860 a reminder: Q drop #2479 "WHAT IF THE BELOW COULD BE PROVEN?..."

>>53861, >>53862 Ballot Printing fuckery from 2014 "Incorrect Adams County ballots may have already been counted"

>>53863, >>53864 Runbeck Dominion diggz on personnel and a thang that makes ya go hmmmmm.

>>53865, >>53869, >>53872, >>53874, >>53875 pf report(s) P-8 returning to JAX and placed on hold...on a sunday morning? wtf mang plus Not AF1 Joe tanker

>>53866, >>53868 Windham Recount Update: Vast Difference in Audit Totals Between GOP and Dem Candidates Is Enough Evidence to Scrap the Voting Machines-gatewaypundit

>>53867 DoD Law War Manual:11.7 AUTHORITY OF THE OCCUPYING POWER OVER INHABITANTS

>>53873 Runbeck in California (imma so surprised!)

>>53877, >>53878 couple of dasting suggestions re: 2020 ballots and WalMart/FEDEX for possible digs. Need to find something like a Runbeck connection, if possible.

>>53880 Papers, Please! ABC Decries the Maskless, Calls for Soviet-Style 'Passport'-newsbusters

#192

sorry, guess I owes you plenty huh

will add the missed one

hopin I gotz all the yous out

>>53872

Not AF1 Joe's tanker already went back to Pittsburgh Int'l-did one complete loop on da track and then back

No replacement seen yet

Sorry no cap

>>53883

https://nytimes.com/2021/05/15/business/media/spooked-private-spies-news-media.html

Secret Sharers: The Hidden Ties Between Private Spies and Journalists

A booming, renegade private intelligence industry is increasingly shaping (and misshaping) the news.

Some journalists are happy to knock on the doors of strangers. I was never one of them, but Christopher Steele, the ex-British spy behind the infamous Trump dossier, left me no choice.

During the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Steele had been hired by an investigative firm called Fusion GPS to gather dirt about Donald J. Trump and Russia. The firm’s founders, two former Wall Street Journal reporters, made it clear they would not talk to me for a book I was writing about the business of private intelligence. So on an early summer morning in 2019, I arrived at Mr. Steele’s home in Farnham, a picturesque English village.

In photographs, the retired MI6 agent was always dressed impeccably in business suits, his graying hair freshly coifed. When he opened his door, he was wearing plaid boxer shorts and a blue T-shirt and had a serious case of bed head. “I can’t talk today,” he said. “It’s my birthday.”

At the time, those involved with the dossier were intent on controlling its narrative and eager to capitalize on their fame. Glenn Simpson and Peter Fritsch, the founders of Fusion GPS, wrote a book about the dossier that became a best seller. Mr. Steele sold his life rights to a Hollywood studio owned by George Clooney. When a guest at a private dinner party hosted by Vanity Fair asked him for his business card, he thought it was a fan who wanted his autograph, so he picked up his place card and signed it.

Now the glow has faded — from both the dossier and its promoters. Russia, as Mr. Steele asserted, did try to influence the 2016 election. But many of the dossier’s most explosive claims — like a salacious “pee” tape featuring Mr. Trump or a supposed meeting in Prague between Michael Cohen, Mr. Trump’s former attorney, and Russian operatives — have never materialized or have been proved false. The founders of Alfa Bank, a major Russian financial institution, are suing Fusion GPS, claiming the firm libeled them. (Fusion has denied the claims.) Plans for a film based on Mr. Steele’s adventures appear dead.

Beneath the dossier’s journey from media obsession to slush pile lies a broader and more troubling story. Today, private spying has boomed into a renegade, billion-dollar industry, one that is increasingly invading our privacy, profiting from deception and manipulating the news.

Big law firms in New York and London are clamoring for the services of firms like Black Cube, an Israeli company that worked for Harvey Weinstein. Dictators are using private spies as freelance intelligence agents, and off-the-shelf technology is making it easier for them to monitor cellphones and hack emails. Over the past decade, spies for hire have become more emboldened — just as their power to influence events has become more pervasive.

While I was examining the private intelligence business, it became clear that I needed to look at another profession, the one where my career had been spent — journalism. Reporters and private investigators long have had a symbiotic relationship that is hidden from the public. Hired spies feed journalists story tips or documents and use reporters to plant stories benefiting a client without leaving their fingerprints behind.

The information they peddle is often sensational. It can also be impossible to verify or be untrue.

When Mr. Trump, an ex-MI6 agent and two former reporters were thrown into the mix, the ingredients were in place for a media debacle of epic proportions. And in a news business that is fragmented and hyperpartisan, a similar fiasco may lie dead ahead.

>>53889

very appreciated want ya to know

weekend am's pretty iffy wit da g's, I never nose

try to jump in when can

>>53883

>>53890

https://nytimes.com/2021/05/15/business/media/spooked-private-spies-news-media.html

‘Congrats on the big P’

The private intelligence business is home to a scattershot of figures — ex-government spies, former law enforcement officials and others. As the newspaper industry has shrunk, a growing number of reporters like Mr. Simpson and Mr. Fritsch have joined their ranks.

The two men, who did not respond to my requests for comment, started Fusion GPS a decade ago. There, they worked for nonprofits, hedge funds and companies they might have investigated during their Wall Street Journal careers.

In 2015, Mr. Fritsch sent an email to a former colleague at the newspaper, congratulating him and others there on winning a Pulitzer Prize for articles that exposed how doctors were draining Medicare.

“First, big congrats on the big P. Has Rupert had you on his yacht yet?” Mr. Fritsch wrote to the colleague, John Carreyrou, referring to the paper’s owner, Rupert Murdoch.

Mr. Fritsch then explained that his firm was examining companies that did blood and other medical tests, and that he was eager to get Mr. Carreyrou’s impression of an industry whistle-blower. “I caught him lying to me about something and just wanted to reach out and get your read of this dude,” Mr. Fritsch wrote, according to copies of the emails reviewed by The New York Times.

As it happened, Mr. Carreyrou had just started investigating Theranos, a high-flying start-up that claimed to have developed a revolutionary blood testing technology.

Once Theranos caught wind of Mr. Carreyrou’s interest, its lawyers hired Fusion GPS. Mr. Fritsch acknowledged in a follow-up email that he was working on the company’s behalf, and he told Mr. Carreyrou that he was urging Theranos to let him interview its founder, Elizabeth Holmes.

But as weeks passed and the reporter pressed to interview Ms. Holmes and another top Theranos executive, with whom she was suspected of having an affair, Mr. Fritsch’s tone turned combative and condescending.

“i think you are playing this a lot harder than it needs to play,” Mr. Fritsch wrote. “i get the tactic and have used it myself but usually only after I had the abu ghraib photos in my hand, so to speak.”

Their exchange quickly ended, and while the Journal reporter continued to investigate Theranos, Mr. Fritsch started a different inquiry — one aimed at Mr. Carreyrou, who would eventually expose flaws in the start-up’s technology and the lengths it went to hide them.

To monitor reporters, Fusion GPS used an outside contractor who submitted open-record requests to government agencies asking for inquiries made by journalists for public documents. In mid-2015, emails show, Mr. Fritsch asked the contractor about ways to frame requests for inquiries by Mr. Carreyrou for Theranos records “so it doesn’t look like we are targeting him specifically?”

“I would like to not mention carreyrou by name,” Mr. Fritsch wrote. “the reason is obvious: if we name him and he sees that, he’ll know who you are working for/with etc.”

When the contractor rejected one proposal about how to disguise their interest, Mr. Fritsch suggested another approach. “to mask it, let’s also include the new york times,” he said.

>>53891

no problem-do wut we can when we can

usually gone after the morning though-that looking like pretty standard for weekends nao.

>>53892

https://nytimes.com/2021/05/15/business/media/spooked-private-spies-news-media.html

‘Journalism for rent’

Mr. Simpson loved holding court with reporters, regaling them with war stories and presenting himself as a journalistic wise man. At a conference of investigative journalists in 2016, he said he and Mr. Fritsch had started Fusion to continue their work as reporters who righted wrongs.

“I like to call it journalism for rent,” he said.

Fusion GPS, like its competitors, belonged to a wider web of enablers — lawyers, public relations executives and “crisis management” consultants — who serve the wealthy, the powerful and the controversial. For their part, private intelligence firms take on jobs that others don’t know how to do or don’t want to get caught doing.

Information gathered by private investigators is often laundered through public relations firms, which then shop the material to journalists. Jules Kroll, who created the modern-day private intelligence industry in the 1970s, broke that mold by leaking information directly to reporters. Mr. Simpson took it a step further. He sold Fusion GPS to clients by emphasizing his connections at major media outlets and assured journalists that he was really still one of them.

“People who have never been a reporter don’t understand the challenges of printing what you know, right, because you can’t just say what you know — you have to say how you know, and you have to prove it,” Mr. Simpson remarked at the 2016 conference. “When you’re a spy, you really don’t have to get into a lot of that stuff.”

Fusion GPS also mined a field that other private intelligence firms avoided — political opposition research. And when Mr. Trump emerged in 2016 as the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, lawyers for Hillary Clinton’s campaign hired Fusion to dig into ties between Mr. Trump and Russia.

In the fall of 2016, Fusion GPS invited selected reporters from The Times, The New Yorker and other news organizations to meet Mr. Steele in Washington and receive briefings on what he had uncovered about the Trump campaign and the Kremlin. As is often the case in the world of private intelligence, the meetings came with a catch: If news organizations wrote about the dossier, they had to agree not to disclose that Fusion GPS and the former British agent were the sources of the material.

Mr. Steele was described to journalists as having played a pivotal role in breaking huge cases, including the 2006 poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, a former K.G.B. agent, and the F.B.I.’s investigation into bribery at FIFA, soccer’s governing body. And when speaking about Mr. Trump and Russia, he came across as calm, understated and confident, according to reporters who attended the meetings.

Mr. Steele said his information about Mr. Trump and his associates had been gathered by an unnamed, highly skilled operative with Kremlin connections referred to as his “collector.” In memos, the ex-agent referred to his collector’s informants using code names like “Source A” and “Source B.”

It was easy for many journalists to believe that Mr. Trump would do anything to win, even — given his stance with President Vladimir Putin — collude with Russia. And while Mr. Steele said that his information needed to be confirmed, he left little doubt that he was right.

“He described Trump as a kind of Manchurian candidate,” recalled one reporter who met with him.

Mr. Steele had talents. And as with many private spies, his past was his big selling point. But his purported achievements were hard to examine since they were by nature secretive.

The best friend of Mr. Litvinenko, the murdered ex-K.G.B. agent, said neither he nor Mr. Litvinenko’s wife had heard of Mr. Steele. Neither had a former Times reporter, Alan Cowell, who wrote a book about the Litvinenko case. Ken Bensinger, a BuzzFeed reporter who wrote a book about the FIFA scandal, said that after speaking with Mr. Steele, he concluded that Mr. Steele really didn’t know much about it.

>>53893

IRL is a dynamic thing we gotz to get right, the rest we can work out

glad you gonna take the time to do it

you camped yet?

>>53894

https://nytimes.com/2021/05/15/business/media/spooked-private-spies-news-media.html

‘Brave enough to believe’

Investigative journalists normally rely on court records, corporate documents and other tangible pieces of evidence. But the dossier took them down a very different path, one into the shadow lands of intelligence, a realm where documents don’t exist and where reporters often can’t independently confirm what their sources are saying.

After BuzzFeed posted the contents of the dossier in early 2017, countless articles, television shows, books, tweets and blog posts about it appeared. Then the music started to stop. Robert S. Mueller III, who led a Justice Department inquiry into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow, barely mentioned the dossier in his 2019 report. A separate review that year by the inspector general of the Justice Department, Michael E. Horowitz, also threw cold water on the dossier and raised the possibility that Russian agents might have fed disinformation to Mr. Steele’s sources, a suggestion the former British agent rejected.

Over dinner in Moscow in 2019, Natalia Veselnitskaya, a Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. at Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign, offered her take on the matter. Ms. Veselnitskaya had worked alongside Mr. Simpson when she represented a Russian-owned real estate firm called Prevezon Holdings and said she regarded him as a skilled investigator. As for Mr. Steele and the dossier, she had nothing but contempt.

“If you take this fake stuff for real, then you just have to be brave enough to believe, to completely dismiss all your special services, all your intelligence staff,” she said rapidly through an interpreter. She suggested how odd it was that all those people and agencies “were never able to find out what that talented person found out without ever leaving his room.”

Ms. Veselnitskaya was embroiled in her own legal drama. The Justice Department had indicted her in connection with her work for Prevezon, a charge she denied. Still, she raised an issue that reporters who embraced the dossier had blown past: How did Christopher Steele know more about Donald Trump and Russia than the C.I.A. or MI6?

The dossier’s latest blow came last year when the identity of Mr. Steele’s collector was revealed. He turned out to be a Russian-born lawyer, Igor Danchenko, who now lived in the United States. Mr. Danchenko, like others in the private intelligence business, had stumbled into it after other pursuits failed. His contacts within Russia appeared to be not Kremlin A-listers but instead childhood friends, college buddies or drinking pals.

In 2017, Mr. Danchenko claimed to the F.B.I. during a secret interview that Mr. Steele had “misstated” the information and had “exaggerated” its reliability. But after that interview was released in 2020, Mr. Danchenko flip-flopped. He told one newspaper that he stood by the dossier; he told another newspaper that he wasn’t so sure about it.

By then, a few reporters who had written about the dossier had backed away from it. “Some people have wanted to maintain that the dossier is checking out when, as far as I can tell, it hasn’t,” said Michael Isikoff of Yahoo News. He was in the minority. When Erik Wemple of The Washington Post wrote a series of columns about the media infatuation with the dossier, most journalists he contacted either defended their work or ignored his inquiries.

In an article for Rolling Stone, Matt Taibbi cast the media’s handling of the dossier as a replay of a press disaster: the reporting before the Persian Gulf war, which claimed that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction. “The W.M.D. affair showed what happened when we don’t require sources to show us evidence, when we let political actors use the press to ‘confirm’ their own assertions,” Mr. Taibbi wrote. “Are we never going to own up to this one?”

The short answer is no. To learn from the dossier episode, news organizations would have to examine their ties to private intelligence agents, including why they so often granted them anonymity. But as long as the media allows private spies to set the rules, journalists and the public will continue to lose.

In a recent book, Luke Harding, an investigative reporter at The Guardian, described how Mr. Steele had dispatched his “collector” to surreptitiously approach a real estate broker, Sergei Millian, who was a peripheral figure in the Trump/Russia saga. “Millian spoke at length and privately to this person, believing him or her to be trustworthy — a kindred soul,” Mr. Harding wrote.

But the trouble for Mr. Harding, who is close to both Mr. Steele and Mr. Simpson, was that he wrote those lines before the release of the F.B.I. interview of Mr. Danchenko.

>>53895

Not yet.

need to get the domestic crap done before can really do it right.

prolly next weekend or after

running out of good weather though out dere-gonna get too hot soon

>>53897

Africa here to, tourists got out just in time

AC down another notch, feels much better, still kept at 80 but the humdity is the thing

#192

>>53839 Dominion held the “keys” to the entire election anon submits comments and several sources

>>53841 All 50 states excel ss: Percent registered vs. Turnout :I

>>53844 Anon submits Q drops #1111, 991,990, 989,988 with 45 statement of 0515-"Anon decode, czech it, what do you see?"

>>53848, >>53851, >>53852, >>53853 CM site:runbeck.net - Google Search results...

>>53854 Moar from CM on Runbeck Election Services

>>53855 Charles A. Runbeck Obit-passed on Mrach 9 2020

>>53857, >>53856 Kevin/Craig Runbeck dig

>>53858 Texas House Approves Bill Banning Plant-Based Foods from Using ‘Meat’ on Labels-breitbart May 11

>>53859 More polio cases now caused by vaccine than by wild virus-abcnews.go Nov 2019

>>53860 a reminder: Q drop #2479 "WHAT IF THE BELOW COULD BE PROVEN?..."

>>53861, >>53862 Ballot Printing fuckery from 2014 "Incorrect Adams County ballots may have already been counted"

>>53863, >>53864 Runbeck Dominion diggz on personnel and a thang that makes ya go hmmmmm.

>>53865, >>53869, >>53872, >>53874, >>53875, >>53899 pf report(s) P-8 returning to JAX and placed on hold...on a sunday morning? wtf mang plus Not AF1 Joe tanker

>>53866, >>53868 Windham Recount Update: Vast Difference in Audit Totals Between GOP and Dem Candidates Is Enough Evidence to Scrap the Voting Machines-gatewaypundit

>>53867 DoD Law War Manual:11.7 AUTHORITY OF THE OCCUPYING POWER OVER INHABITANTS

>>53873 Runbeck in California (imma so surprised!)

>>53877, >>53878 couple of dasting suggestions re: 2020 ballots and WalMart/FEDEX for possible digs. Need to find something like a Runbeck connection, if possible.

>>53880 Papers, Please! ABC Decries the Maskless, Calls for Soviet-Style 'Passport'-newsbusters

>>53883, >>53890 >>53892, >>53894, >>53896 Fusion GPS (et al) "manipulated" journalists into believing Steele Dossier and moar

#192

I ready to bakez it

lemme know G

>>53901

good to go

if you can add the Soros one.

Freshness

>>53900

>>53900

>>53900

>>53903

already added to nb