/qrb/ - QResearch Bunker

Dough

https://fullchan.net/?1728baaf9f70058f#AzuqEZQadaj3bW4fboMN22DdfU2ZodEFfmdvoKPN1R2m

>>57791

tyb

https://www.breitbart.com/the-media/2021/05/28/this-is-dncnn-breaking-the-news-reveals-deep-ties-between-cnn-democrat-power-players/

This Is DNCNN: ‘Breaking the News’ Reveals Deep Ties Between CNN, Democrat Power Players

According to NBC News and other sources, President Joe Biden is expected to appoint Tom Nides ambassador to Israel. Nides’ wife, Virginia Moseley, is Senior Vice President of Newsgathering at CNN.

This is just one of many ties between Biden and Obama administration officials I expose in Breaking the News: Exposing the Establishment Media’s Hidden Deals and Secret Corruption, my new book revealing the secret ties between the establishment media, Big Tech, and the activist left.

There appears to be overlap between Moseley’s work and her husband’s. WikiLeaks released an email from 2015 showing Nides tipping off Hillary Clinton campaign manager John Podesta to a favorable CNN poll that was soon to be released.

Currently an executive at Morgan Stanley, Nides served as deputy secretary of state under Hillary Clinton. He was a top bundler for Biden’s 2020 campaign and is on the advisory board of the Biden Institute at the University of Delaware.

Nides wouldn’t be the only Biden official in bed with a major player at CNN. Karine Jean-Pierre, Biden’s deputy press secretary, is married to CNN national correspondent and anchor Suzanne Malveaux. During the Obama administration, Malveaux was assigned to cover the White House, where Jean-Pierre worked in the Office of Political Affairs.

The latest conflict is par for the course at CNN. Last week, the Washington Post reported that CNN’s Chris Cuomo, the younger brother of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D), advised the governor’s office on their response to sexual assault allegations against the elder Cuomo.

In 2013, CNN president Jeff Zucker let his then-fifteen-year-old son Andrew join Democrat Sen. Cory Booker’s Internet start-up as a “millennial adviser.” The younger Zucker was even given stock, before quickly resigning amid media scrutiny.

Read all the details in Breaking the News, out now.

>>57794

Looks like GV off the hook, for now, this time, anyhow.

kek

>>57791

tyc

lotza posts gett'n deleted next door. OSS not too habby right now. kek

>>57799

got spanked HARD

muh permaban was nothing but "cry moar"

Laughing all the way

>>57800

wut up wakes

is he really gonna resign

I think not

kek

>>57803

I'm totally worried about it.../s

the other ones were lifted after a few minutes.

>>57802

>wut up

lil dis lit dat. might be caus'n a stir down da hall... might not be...

you? get a nab in?

Anti-Government Protesters Take to the Streets of Bogota, Colombia

It has been a month since the rallies kicked off in Colombia, with people taking to the streets to oppose an increase in gas prices and utility bills as part of state-proposed tax reforms.

Sputnik is live from Bogota, Colombia, where people continue to rally against the government. The protests have been going on for a month now.

The demonstrations have been marked by violent clashes with law enforcement, leaving dozens of people injured, according to the Red Cross. So far, over 2,000 people, including 1,065 police officers, have been injured in the skirmishes. At least 45 people have reportedly died.

Rallies in Colombia have been held since late April, after the federal government proposed an increase in gas prices and utility bills as part of a tax reform proposal. Although the Colombian president later indicated that the legislative reform would not be implemented, demonstrations continued, with people demanding social and healthcare reforms, the demilitarisation of cities, and the dissolution of the Mobile Anti-Disturbance Squadron, a Colombian National Police riot control unit.

Follow Sputnik's live feed to find out more!

https://sputniknews.com/latam/202105281083015323-anti-government-protesters-take-to-the-streets-of-bogota-colombia/

it is complete retardation next door. this is why i rarely go over there. literally drops yer iq a couple diggies.

>>57805

you ebil debil you

kek

got a quick one in before g's started bumpin

anime popped by

new bread, took 4 of like 10 posts, started in on qanon banner, short breads, didn't engage, name called, I banned, otherwise same ole same ole

those animes never make drops do they, just snark and drive board, right?

>>57807

we killin the qr board yo's

>>57809

kek

always everyones fault but there own

>>57814

kek. itz a mess ober dare

Yo

>>57816

>>57816

damn yo. welcome over. been awhile -w

>>57819

where you been bro

itz peaceful here

get comfy n sheitz

https://www.archives.gov/files/declassification/pidb/recommendations/pidb-vision-for-digital-age-may-2020.pdf

44 page PDF

PIDB 2020 Report to the President

>>57812

you got banned for reposting prepubescent benis's

kek

>>57822

strange has missed you awful

Donald J. Trump

6:13pm May 28, 2021

Why are the Radical Left Democrats in Georgia fighting so hard that there not be a Forensic Audit of 150,000 absentee ballots in Fulton County? There can be only one reason, and that is because they know the vote was corrupt and the audit will show it. Republicans must fight hard and win!

>>57828

anutha 3 bans in that one

wow....kek!

this was #2 of that group

they keep recycling the older ones too.

tested the vpn and was way wide on the two that re-appeared.

could be wrong d'oh as not seeing everything

fwiw

>>57830

that's qool

lemme know when you want to bake

we do it short version here

we all dig

everything we post is notabled but bloatables is

kept to a min, mostly

got q's lemme know

you always on the road, prolly typing at the same time

used to worry bout yo hiway days

kek

>>57831

wakes be peddlin hard huh

how many them vpns you gotz?

LMAO

>>57830

nice to see you

safe travels

President Trump sat down with TGP Contributor Wayne Allyn Root this week for an exclusive interview on his nationally- syndicated radio show, “Wayne Allyn Root: Raw & Unfiltered” on USA Radio Network.

During their discussion, President Trump was asked about the ongoing forensic audits taking place in several states today.

Via The Storm Has Arrived on Telegram:

President Trump’s response will undoubtedly spread panic in liberal media circles.

President Trump: “I think, well frankly, I think there’s gonna be a big problem because when people find out that all of these states are gonna flip, does that mean you go three-and-a-half years with somebody that is destroying our country?…

TRENDING: President Trump: "What Happens when People Find Out All These States Are Gonna Flip, Does That Mean You Go 3.5 Years With Someone Destroying Our Country?"

Wayne Allyn Root: Well, that’s the question. What happens when you find out..?

President Trump: Well, it’s gonna be interesting to see what happens… All I do is…I sit back and watch.”

The full audio of President Trump’s interview with Wayne Allyn Root is below and here.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/05/president-trump-happens-people-find-states-gonna-flip-mean-go-3-5-years-someone-destroying-country/

CodeMonkeyZ

Reminder:

Maricopa county is still stonewalling access to the election routers.

The same routers that were confirmed to be connected to at least 50 other networks.

Could someone have hacked the election via the router?

Could they have man-in-the-middle attacked the election through one of the 50 networks connected to the same router?

What is HAMMER AND SCORECARD?

Recall back to last winter.

I hypothesized that whoever controls the ballot making software would be able to make changes to the ballots in discrete ways to force a vote for a specific candidate.

Interestingly enough, it seems my hypothesis is on the brink of being proven true.

https://t.me/s/codemonkeyz

>>57834

not wakes

don't eber use it until those bans.

They know that too.

>>57834

kek ikr?

like stepp’n thru a minefield

Fauci In 2012: Gain-Of-Function Research 'Worth Risk Of Lab Accident Sparking Pandemic'

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/fauci-2012-gain-function-research-worth-risk-lab-accident-sparking-pandemic

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/arizona-senate-considering-second-audit-of-2020-election-report

Arizona Senate considering another audit of Maricopa County 2020 election: Report

The Arizona Senate may sign a deal for another 2020 election review in Maricopa County following reports that some overseers of the audit are dissatisfied with the process.

The present audit, which includes a review of 2.1 million ballots cast in the state's November election in the county, has been underway since April 23 at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, led by the hired firm Cyber Ninjas. Audit liaison, former Secretary of State Ken Bennett, told a reporter with CBS5 News on Thursday that hand counters had gone through more than 800,000 ballots so far. Organizers have said they hope to finish by the end of June.

But the GOP-led state Senate is already eyeing another recount that would be entirely electronic, running digital images of ballots through a program to count all votes cast for every race on the county's ballot, according to the Arizona Republic. Bennett told the outlet they are considering a California-based election transparency nonprofit group called Citizens Oversight for the job, and the results from both audits could be compared to one another.

NEW FIRM HANDLING ARIZONA AUDIT RECOUNT AFTER PREVIOUS COMPANY'S CONTRACT EXPIRED

Citizens Oversight founder Ray Lutz, 63, told the Arizona Republic this week his group has never been commissioned to audit an election, adding that the technology being pitched for the process has never been used for an official audit.

"I would say absolutely this is a grand test," Lutz told the Arizona Republic. "I think it is certainly a big test for me because I have put a lot of work on it for the last year and a half or so. We have enhanced it to the point now where I believe we can do a lot to provide information about how well (this election) went."

The second recount would not disrupt the current audit at the coliseum — which has been praised by former President Donald Trump but widely criticized by election experts and officials concerned about the process — because it would use digital images of each ballot.

Auditors at the coliseum are examining ballots specifically for the Senate and presidential election; however, the second audit would look at every race on the ballots.

Voting machines create digital images of ballots each time one is fed into it. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors already provided the state Senate with those images as part of subpoenas a judge ruled in late February as "legal and enforceable."

Lutz told the Washington Examiner he would prefer to receive the election data directly from the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in order to separate the copies of election information used in the Cyber Ninjas audit from the information Citizens Oversight would be processing for its own recount. He noted he recently visited the site of the present Maricopa audit.

When Lutz was asked whether he is entirely confident his system could accurately audit the county's election, Lutz told the Arizona Republic his team sometimes sees "mistakes that are made on our side."

He talked more about this issue with the Washington Examiner on Friday. "Of course it's computer evaluation which is really really good," Lutz said, adding: "Our computer evaluation, when we disagree with a [election] vendor, We're 97% right." Lutz also said he has "observed many many audits, probably in the hundreds."The Arizona Senate may sign a deal for another 2020 election review in Maricopa County following reports that some overseers of the audit are dissatisfied with the process.

The present audit, which includes a review of 2.1 million ballots cast in the state's November election in the county, has been underway since April 23 at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, led by the hired firm Cyber Ninjas. Audit liaison, former Secretary of State Ken Bennett, told a reporter with CBS5 News on Thursday that hand counters had gone through more than 800,000 ballots so far. Organizers have said they hope to finish by the end of June.

But the GOP-led state Senate is already eyeing another recount that would be entirely electronic, running digital images of ballots through a program to count all votes cast for every race on the county's ballot, according to the Arizona Republic. Bennett told the outlet they are considering a California-based election transparency nonprofit group called Citizens Oversight for the job, and the results from both audits could be compared to one another.

NEW FIRM HANDLING ARIZONA AUDIT RECOUNT AFTER PREVIOUS COMPANY'S CONTRACT EXPIRED

Citizens Oversight founder Ray Lutz, 63, told the Arizona Republic this week his group has never been commissioned to audit an election, adding that the technology being pitched for the process has never been used for an official audit.

"I would say absolutely this is a grand test," Lutz told the Arizona Republic. "I think it is certainly a big test for me because I have put a lot of work on it for the last year and a half or so. We have enhanced it to the point now where I believe we can do a lot to provide information about how well (this election) went."

The second recount would not disrupt the current audit at the coliseum — which has been praised by former President Donald Trump but widely criticized by election experts and officials concerned about the process — because it would use digital images of each ballot.

Auditors at the coliseum are examining ballots specifically for the Senate and presidential election; however, the second audit would look at every race on the ballots.

Voting machines create digital images of ballots each time one is fed into it. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors already provided the state Senate with those images as part of subpoenas a judge ruled in late February as "legal and enforceable."

Lutz told the Washington Examiner he would prefer to receive the election data directly from the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in order to separate the copies of election information used in the Cyber Ninjas audit from the information Citizens Oversight would be processing for its own recount. He noted he recently visited the site of the present Maricopa audit.

When Lutz was asked whether he is entirely confident his system could accurately audit the county's election, Lutz told the Arizona Republic his team sometimes sees "mistakes that are made on our side."

He talked more about this issue with the Washington Examiner on Friday. "Of course it's computer evaluation which is really really good," Lutz said, adding: "Our computer evaluation, when we disagree with a [election] vendor, We're 97% right." Lutz also said he has "observed many many audits, probably in the hundreds."

https://twitter.com/DanScavino/status/1398439218746175494

>>57847

>>57847

China graft busters shocked by corrupt Baoshang Bank regulators

China's top antigraft agency has disclosed details of corruption cases involving five former banking regulators in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, who took more than 700 million yuan ($109 million) in bribes, mostly connected with scandal-hit Baoshang Bank, a failed local lender taken over by the state in 2019.

The officials, including Xue Jining, former head of the Inner Mongolia branch of the now-defunct China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC), abused their power to seek benefit for those who paid them bribes related to establishing institutions, approving new businesses and loans, project construction and personnel appointments, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) said in a report released on Tuesday. In the report, one unnamed official from a special CCDI task force set up to investigate the issue said: "The problem of regulatory corruption exposed by the cases [linked to Baoshang Bank] is shocking." The report is part of an education campaign the agency is running for officials at the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC), which superseded CBRC in 2018. "Under the bad influence of 'a key minority,' Inner Mongolia's banking regulatory system fell across the board," the report said. "Big or small, these officials ate everything," taking bribes not only from Baoshang Bank but also from other banking and financial institutions, business owners, relatives, friends and subordinates. They also roped in their families, with spouses, siblings and parents all getting involved, the report said.

Corruption was endemic among the regulators and was an important factor in the collapse of Baoshang Bank. About 80% of the 700 million yuan of bribes uncovered by the CCDI task force was related to the lender, the report said. Xue, who is currently standing trial for corruption, accepted more than 400 million yuan, the report said. "The officials and the institutions they were supervising were a family of cats and mice," the CCDI report said. "Regulators served as the foot soldiers of illegal conglomerates and they were deeply bound together by shared interests." The cases came to light in the wake of investigations into the collapse of Baoshang Bank, which was seized from private conglomerate Tomorrow Holding in May 2019. The bank's high leverage, poor lending practices and corrupt activities had built up risks that regulators feared could threaten the stability of the banking system. Subsequent investigations found a 220 billion yuan hole in the bank's books due largely to massive misappropriation by Tomorrow Holding, whose billionaire founder Xiao Jianhua was placed under investigation by anti-corruption authorities in early 2017. Baoshang bribed regulators to help expand and avoid regulatory scrutiny, the CCDI report revealed. It gave 100,000 yuan to Liu Jinming in late 2009 as a welcome gift when he was appointed as the Communist Party secretary and director of the CBRC branch in Baotou, where the lender is based. After Liu took office, Li Zhenxi, then chairman of Baoshang, told Liu, "Leader, we follow you, and you support us to rush forward. When we get old, we can have fun together."

Liu confessed that he had planned to rent an apartment when he moved to Baotou, but the bank bought one for him. When Liu said his family lived in Beijing and that he planned to live in the capital after he retired, Baoshang offered to buy him an apartment in the city and asked Liu to choose an expensive one. "Baoshang Bank took the initiative to help me with everything, which made me feel like we were a family," the report quoted Liu as saying. "I completely forgot the relationship between us should be that of a regulator and an institution being supervised." Xue said that when he took over as head of CBRC's Inner Mongolia branch, Baoshang's then chairman, Li, made great efforts to build a close relationship with him and "humbly" consulted with him about economics. He also sent gifts to Xue's wife. And when Xue returned to his Beijing home for the New Year holiday, he always brought presents given by Li. The regulators failed to fulfill their responsibilities to supervise Baoshang Bank, a CCDI official said. The banking regulator's Inner Mongolia branch and Baotou branch did not fully conduct due diligence when approving the lender's new businesses, which covered up problems that should have come to light if the procedures had been correctly followed, the official said.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Caixin/China-graft-busters-shocked-by-corrupt-Baoshang-Bank-regulators

>>57854

been having to flush the cache a ton today and refresh the session

>>57807

>>57855

same here

moar than the normal x.

usually 2-3x a day but many today

>>57856

>>57858

Haven't used these for a while.

kek.

>>57857

had to sign in to bake dis morn’n. much fuggery on the kun

>>57859

>>57861

getting the band back together

>>57863

>>57866

ebil dubs

yep, prolly guud you don't

kek

>>57868

muh attention span

>>57845

>Voting machines create digital images of ballots each time one is fed into it. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors already provided the state Senate with those images as part of subpoenas a judge ruled in late February as "legal and enforceable."

This is dasting. There are three ballot sets to look at:

1) actual paper

2) images provided by voting machines

3) images taken at AZ Audit

One would expect results from all three to match. But what happens if the voting machine image results don't match?

What if they then run the image audit on the AZaudit images as a verification of the image analysis and find the results still match the paper hand audit results?

That would make for a spectacular shit show.

all grown up benis

>>57875

made it during the original exodus

we got some good work done back then

if Q's not gonna be around for a while, why not stay comfy here

>>57877

welcome back, friend.

i baked the bread b4 deplatforming.

nite all

https://t.me/worlddoctorsalliance/6049

1 DAY TO GO!

PARLIAMENT SQUARE 1PM

We will fill and exceed it - that’s great, surround Parliament with people standing in their Medical Freedom.

We will signal the start of the march with FIREWORKS and FLAGS. Please stay behind the front row of marshals. They will be using flags to communicate inc regular stops to let the back catch up and to prevent gaps. There will also be official marshals through the crowd too to help give the signals further back too.

Please be mindful of TRAVEL DISRUPTIONS - there is a number of other protests on Sat too so please set off with time to spare.

This won’t be a scenic walk, we will be taking our message to community areas that we haven’t hit before and WE WILL BE STAYING AT THE END LOCATION AS LONG AS POSSIBLE. There may be access to some resources there but bring as much as you can with you too.

Don’t forget to go to saveourrights.uk/istand from 8am so that Boris and Goves are left in no doubt about how many were there and why.

SEE YOU TOMORROW!

posted yet?

https://t.me/GeneralMcInerney/1068

MAY 28, 2021

BEDMINSTER, NJ

Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America.

Why are the Radical Left Democrats in Georgia fighting so hard that there not be a Forensic Audit of 150,000 absentee ballots in Fulton County? There can be only one reason, and that is because they know the vote was corrupt and the audit will show it. Republicans must fight hard and win!

###

Stella Immanuel MD

Peer-reviewed research from @Thel_ancet shows that the experimental vaccines reduce your chance of catching COVID-19 by:

Pfizer: 0.8%

Johnson & J: 1.2%

Moderna: 1.2%

AstraZeneca: 1.3%

So basically - no prevention

https://t.me/AlienLeaks/12

AlienLeaks

alienleaks.org now under heavy attack.

Site down and we are working on mitigating the attack.

We haven't even published a single document yet.

Have we struck a chord with someone?

6:55 PM

bet it's not the aliens...,

Arizona Governor Ducey, in an misguided attempt to pressure the legislature into passing a budget, just VETOED the following bills:

❌ Ban on Critical Race Theory

❌ Ban on mass mailing ballots to voters that didn't request one

Read his veto letter above.

https://t.me/VoteLizHarris/262

MrAndyNgo

Far-left activists in Portland with the support of city council member @JoAnnPDX

is trying to get a contracted concrete city worker fired for having a thin blue line flag on his truck. Look to Portland to see the Twitter tyrannical dystopia implemented in real life

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1398409097687441408