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>>18899951 ——–——– Japan #14

>>16694250 ——–——– Nederland #10

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Download QAGG https://anonfiles.com/3c43Scb4z0/offsite_qagg_zip

>>18147768 ban lifts

>>18024378, >>18561054 Updated PROTO Instructions

>>18754231, >>18754256 How to Read the Q Clock

>>18681959, >>18972949 How To Download Locked TS Rumble Videos Download & compress Twitter Videos

>>18777053 Joe M's re-mastered Q videos

Bakers

>>17322493, >>17485628, >>17322317 How to bake/e-bake

>>17835052 Formatting Q posts

>>17241444 Baker's Lite JS

>>18147761 Baking range: @75 up to 751

>>17980519 No RRN in notes

>>18311579 Post notables or step down by @300

NOTABLES ARE NOT ENDORSEMENTS

#23343-B >>19010921

>>19011408, >>19011410 ICYMI: Victor Davis Hanson: The Left Is Waging A Full-Fledged Cultural Revolution Against Traditional America

>>19011409 I’m trained to analyze psychopathic behavior. Laughing as a response to this question is psychopathic behavior.

>>19011420, >>19011448, >>19011456, >>19011472, >>19011463, >>19011483 @USPacificFleet All in a day's work. MH-60S Sea Hawks from HSC-6 conduct flight ops and vertical replenishment with #USSDecatur and #USSNimitz in the #Pacific.

>>19011421 Finger Lakes drug bust big

>>19011428 School officials are in PANIC mode over kids revolting against “Pride Day"

>>19011437 Happy #NationalMegalodonDay! Let's take a moment to appreciate that the scariest thing at the beach these days is losing your flip flops

>>19011444 RETRUTH if you support an investigation into Biden family corruption!

>>19011446 @US7thFleet U.S. Navy Sailors raise and lower the emergency crash barricade during a general quarters drill on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier

>>19011460 @AFSpecOpsCmd #ThrowbackThursday to when this #MC130P, “Agile 21”

>>19011462 Alvin Bragg Justice: Daniel Penny Indicted, Anti-Semitic Hate Crime Assailant Given Sweetheart Plea Deal

>>19011474 The Center for Renewing America JUST filed an ethics complaint against Rep. Adam Schiff demanding an immediate investigation into whether he violated House rules and federal law.

>>19011494, >>19011540 BlackRock to File an Application for a Bitcoin ETF

>>19011495 ‘Extraordinarily’ Well Preserved 3,000-Year-Old Sword Unearthed in Germany

>>19011524 Pro-Russian Hacktivist Groups ‘KillNet, Anonymous Sudan, and REvil’ Announce to Destroy European Banking System in the “Next 48 Hours”

>>19011549, >>19011554 @willscharf The indictment and case against President Trump is outrageous and shocking.

>>19011567 Trump exposes the PSYOP's in last nights speech…

>>19011613 Virtual laboratory opens possibility for machine learning to understand promising class of quantum materials

>>19011625 Jesuits expel prominent priest Rupnik after allegations of abuse against adult women

>>19011637 Since there’s a lot of new (and wrong) commentary on DOJ reform let’s get to the heart of it: the Department of Justice is NOT an independent agency.

>>19011646 School libraries in Texas must clear shelves of sexually explicit books with new law in place

>>19011679 Yes, I used to be the property of the CCP & fodder for the government!

>>19011680 @NavalInstitute #DYK that the Proceedings #NavalReview issue isn’t the only time we update our #FlagLists?

>>19011705, >>19011283 Food Control/Population Control

>>19011716 #23343-B

#23343-A >>19010921

>>19010936 Biden admin hit with lawsuit for stonewalling Pete Buttigieg's government jet records

>>19010938 GOP senators demand Biden comply with COVID origins transparency law as deadline approaches

>>19010974, >>19011230, >>19011232, >>19011266, >>19011379, >>19011531 Swamp Things

>>19010983 Tater gets a B+ from NYC

>>19010989 Dutchsinse:Earthquake activity + Canada Fires , WEATHER MODIFICATION using Radio waves

>>19011023 Obama’s Personal Investment Deals Mirror Tax Strategies He Once Criticized

>>19011041 Biden's Ukraine trip as VP, came 3 days before holiday party with Hunter, Rosemont Seneca execs

>>19011066 Controversial Synodal LGBTQ Agenda Set for Global Approval – Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate Calls Bishops of Asia and Australia to Rise Up

>>19011079 Mike Pence refused to commit to pardoning President Donald Trump if the Biden regime is successful in jailing the leading GOP candidate.

>>19011098 A proposed wind farm has given rise to concerns by state military officials

>>19011108, >>19011095 Pittsburgh LGBT ‘Pride Mass’ canceled after backlash from local faithful, bishop

>>19011113 Update: Nancy Pelosi Will Remain in Congress, hand over Democratic Party Leadership Nov. 17, 2022

>>19011118 @USArmyEURAF 💥 #ThunderThursday! We got the booms…

>>19011119, >>19011132 First hominin muscle reconstruction shows 3.2 million-year-old 'Lucy' could stand as erect as we do

>>19011125, >>19011133 @realDonaldTrump Thank you to everyone who came out last night—to Trump National Golf Club, Bedminster!

>>19011135 Bioprinting personalized tissues and organs within the body: A breakthrough in regenerative medicine

>>19011143 X22 Report Ep. 3094b - Cyber Attack An Act Of War, WWIII, The Final Act, At Dawn Justice Will Be Done

>>19011165 Turkish man knocked down basement wall to find 2,000-year-old underground city — after chasing his chickens through a hole

>>19011194 The role of a business, a corporation in America for the last 200 years, has been to serve customers, their employees and their shareholders/NO WOKE

>>19011208 Chilling threat to recreate America's worst mass shooting that left 61 dead is thwarted by cops hours before Stanley Cup finale

>>19011222 Hawley reveals that HHS employees are being "FORCED OUT" for raising concerns of child safety

>>19011236 Ahoy! The Ship Show & Extra Gravy

>>19011257, >>19011273, >>19011292, >>19011593 Liddle' Mike Turner/Wexner

>>19011259 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day M15: Dense Globular Star Cluster

>>19011281 Poll: Support for Black Lives Matter Movement Lowest Since 2020

>>19011333 Pressure builds on Biden to send long-range weapons to Ukraine

>>19011356 RFK Jr.: Durham Report Changed My Mind About Russiagate, "Makes It Look Like The Entire Thing Was Fake"

>>19011390 Every Republican that voted to protect Adam Schiff today Also voted YES on the debt ceiling

>>19011394, >>19011396 The Bidens ‘Coerced’ Burisma To Pay $10 Million In Bribes, Says Credible FBI Source

>>19011401, >>19011403, >>19011406 Indict Walt Nauta? Why Not the Biggest Liars First?

>>19011631 #23343-A

#23342 >>19010196

>>19009577 pb, >>19010223, >>19010268, >>19010334, >>19010358, >>19010375, >>19010464, >>19010478 Mayorkas hearing on dereliction of duty at the border

>>19010245 House Funding Bill Blocks Amphib, LCS Decomissionings, Bans Funds to Support Abortion Travel

>>19010283 Crimea attacked by drones -- governor

>>19010362 CEO of Israel's leading religious Zionist news site quits after sexual assault accusation

>>19010374 National day of mourning held in Italy for Berlusconi’s state funeral

>>19010395 An earthquake of magnitude 6.5 struck Mindoro, Philippines on Thursday

>>19010414 Psychological operations - 6/15/23 (video)

>>19010449, >>19010462, >>19010776, >>19010792 PF reports

>>19010518 Clinton directed her maid to print out classified materials

>>19010521 Pres. Donald J Trump: Thank you to everyone who came out last night---to Trump National Golf Club, Bedminster! FULL REMARKS

>>19010560, >>19010572, >>19010663 The flag of the United States position and manner of display (RAINBOW FLAG looks like Satan re-entered the building)

>>19010567 FLAG DAY June 14, 2023 - BLESS THE AMERICAN FLAG!

>>19010616, >>19010625 DOJ Offered Witness with ‘Smoking Gun’ Burisma Evidence of Biden Bribery Ring, But She Died Under ‘Mysterious Circumstances’

>>19010623 House Rep. Confirms That FBI Informant Doc Shows $5 Million Bribery Payment Was Made TO Joe Biden

>>19010629 Weissman Panics, Urges Jack Smith To Move Trump Case From Miami To New Jersey

>>19010639, >>19010637 Newt Gingrich Proposes Bill to 'Break Up the Federal Bureau of Investigation'

>>19010697, >>19010699, >>19010743 Jim Jordan Annihilates CNN Host On Trump Indictment, Cites Supreme Court Decision: Navy v. Egan, 484 U.S. 518 (1988)

>>19010705, >>19010803, >>19010804, >>19010819 The Full List of RINOs Who Helped Adam Schiff Avoid Fine and Censure

>>19010716 Adam Schiff lying for 1:07

>>19010754, >>19010757, >>19010758, >>19010759, >>19010794, >>19010795 FBI Documents Confirm That Joe Biden is ‘The Big Guy’, Ukrainian oligarch Mykola Zlochevsky, the owner of Burisma, referred to President Joe Biden as the “big guy.

>>19010787 Rumble Cloud, will be the tip of the spear?

>>19010805, >>19010813, >>19010819, >>19010819 Rep Mike Turner, current GOP Chair of the House Intel Cmte, List of wrong doings

>>19010825, >>19010826 X22 Report latest

>>19010868 Paul Sperry: Lisa Monaco has been coordinating w Special Counsel Jack Smith thru her top adviser Marshall Miller

>>19010871 Paul Sperry: Foreign bribes, influence-peddling, public corruption are things of which the CURRENT occupant of the Oval Office has been credibly accused

>>19010888 Most disturbing thing': Fox News joins 'Pride' party, LGBT propaganda oozes

>>19010909 #23342

#23341 >>19009424

>>19009432 Trump's Supporters Love Him and Jake Tapper Is NOT Having It

>>19009473, >>19009978, >>19009985 @realDonaldTrump REALLY BIG FUNDRAISING, EVEN GREATER POLLS, SINCE THE RADICAL LEFT INDICTMENT HOAX WAS INITIATED BY THE MISFITS, MUTANTS, MARXISTS, & COMMUNISTS! THANK YOU !!!

>>19009475, >>19009993 @realDonaldTrump Raises over $6.6M since deranged Jack Smith announced Pol Persecution

>>19009491 Kosovo ‘crossed the Rubicon’ -- Serbia

>>19009509, >>19009557 full list of so-called Republicans who sided with Democrats and Adam Schiff can be revealed/Schiffty gloats

>>19009511, >>19009729 Penn State professor Themis Matsoukas accused of performing sexual acts with his dog

>>19009577, >>19009859, >>19009963, >>19010049, >>19010090 Open Borders, Closed Case: Secretary Mayorkas’ Dereliction of Duty on the Border Crisis Homeland Security Committee Events

>>19009651 Human Brains, Skin From Harvard Morgue Sold On Black Market

>>19009661 Democrat Witness Unable To Name One Study That Shows Benefits Of Sex-Change Treatments For Minors

>>19009699 NY AG Announces Manhattan Case Against Trump Will Be ‘Adjourned’

>>19009701 If a simple majority of the House can lay claim to $16 million from one member of Congress, our Republic is doomed if Democrats ever get the majority back.

>>19009708, >>19009810, >>19009850, >>19009861 From LGBTQIA+ to SOGIESC: Reframing sexuality, gender, and human rights

>>19009713 Parents track 17,000 schools advising teachers how to hide gender transitions from parents

>>19009719 Disgraced Twitter exec who censored Hunter Biden laptop story to deliver keynote speech at 'fact checking' summit/Yoel Roth

>>19009730 For anyone who wants to follow Trump's case, here is a link to the docket. Bookmark it.

>>19009741 They are really worried about "election deniers" Why do "election officials" need a "legal defense network" anyway?

>>19009746, >>19009752, >>19009758, >>19009764, >>19009769, >>19009774, >>19009780, >>19009793, >>19009801, >>19009807, >>19009813, >>19009818, >>19009842 Halderman report. “There is no realistic mechanism to fully secure vote casting and tabulation computer systems from cyber threats.”

>>19009748 "They Expect To Imprison You": GOP Lawmaker Warns Trump Supporters Against 'DOJ Trap'

>>19009754 Talked to a woman at the Trump indictment yesterday who had an interesting theory about the boxes of documents in the bathroom at Mar-a-Lago.

>>19009759 Joe Biden asserts jurisdiction over your children for purposes of pushing pornography, sexual "entertainment" and dangerous transgender extremist mutilation and other insanity./parental rights baby

>>19009762 @USNavy Prepare for launch!

>>19009786 Death toll of doomsday starvation cult in Kenya reaches 300, and over 600 more are missing

>>19009798, >>19009822 Big Picture DeSantis Corporate Club Plan and Some Site Note Reminders

>>19009924 Police: Woman arrested after shooting at Pennsylvania county district attorney’s office

>>19009930 New York National Guard Unit Deploys to Eastern Europe

>>19009952 ChatGPT and the Dawn of Computerized Hyper-Intelligence | Brian Roemmele

>>19009970 Psychological Warfare

>>19010019 Sen John Kennedy Hits FBI, DOJ's Silence On Biden Bribery

>>19010020 Rep Donalds & Steube Slam Biden's Election Interference

>>19010032 Here's the proof. The FBI no longer works for America. What next, Ted Cruz? Biden's 5 million bribery scheme

>>19010144 Aussie: Brian Houston prioritised Hillsong's reputation after father admitted sexual abuse of boy, court hears

>>19010158, >>19010148 2020 Bob Dylan releases a 17 minute song about JFK… Coincidence?

>>19010176 #23341

Previously Collected

>>19007833 #23338-B, >>19008500 #23339, >>19009403 #23340

>>19006289 #23336, >>19007045 #23337, >>19007770 #23338-A

>>19003925 #23333, >>19004849 #23334, >>19005501 #23335

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Q Research Notables #18: Unstoppable >>18830792

>>19011753

Oh Fuck No! Baker uses this banner it's gone

Fair Warning

>>19011763

>Oh Fuck No! Baker uses this banner it's gone

>Fair Warning

>>19011763

>Oh Fuck No! Baker uses this banner it's gone

>Fair Warning

Any baker using that banner should get permaban

>>19011771

it's not God's fault…

''4295

20-May-2020 11:18:14 AM PDTQ !!Hs1Jq13jV68kun/qresearch9253283

People fell asleep long ago.

People gave up control.

People have been compartmentalized [divided].

Divided you are weak.

Divided you are taught to fight each other.

Race v race

Religion v religion

Class v class

Gender v gender

Unity is what gives people strength.

Unity is what gives people power [collectively].

Power over government.

Power over [                   ]

UNITY CREATES PEACE.

UNITY IS HUMANITY.

THE WORLD IS WHAT WE MAKE IT.

Q''

>>19011728

https://youtu.be/TJp-34ls808

Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone WW2 - Forgotten History

May 8, 2023 #forgottenhistorychannel

John Basilone was a United States Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant who received the Medal of Honor for actions during the Battle for Henderson Field in the Guadalcanal campaign, and the Navy Cross posthumously for extraordinary heroism during the Battle of Iwo Jima. He was the only enlisted Marine to receive both of these decorations in World War II. Hosted by Mike Droberg. The Forgotten History Channel is a 10th Legion Pictures Production.

>>19011779

it wasn't just reference to the banner

kek

o7

https://100percentfedup.com/enough-is-enough-eric-sacrifices-teens-privacy-on-the-altar-of-election-reform/

'ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! ERIC Sacrifices Teens’ Privacy on the Altar of “Election Reform”'

And in anon opinion there is way worse going on with the "driver's license" than just data given to "ERIC".

Board is comp'd

>>19011728

tyb

>>19011780

GOOD

>>19011753

I fucking hate that guy!

My fathers fought that exact battle! How fucking dare him, Biden!!!!

I still smell a dead pindar times 3.

>>19011786

My liberal city is down 250 employees. Trash collection on recyclables getting delayed. Upper level "officials" resigning at an accelerated clip. My state has 95 open school superintendent positions.

>>19011792

Excellent

>>19011799

simmer down greta

ncswic

>>19011767

“Several” US federal government agencies have been hit in a global cyberattack that exploits a vulnerability in widely used software.

Wonder which ones???

>>19011741 PB

>Muhammed had a Christian maid. She was Ethiopian and was very highly regarded by Muhammed.

Muslims allow people to be Christians as long as they pay tribute and are of some usefulness to them.

(Pb)

>Please be suicide weekend, end this misery

Anon, it's gonna go to Nov 2024.

>>1901181

kinda like jews

where as followers of christ are quite different

>>19011779

Tran-anime will be the one, watch!

I think IT goes by Loretta not positive on that.

>>19011818

2026 then two moar

PN>>19011549 (You), >>19011554 (You) @willscharf The indictment and case against President Trump is outrageous and shocking.

I’m going to post the lengthy 6 point description of why Smith’s indictment of Trump is outrageous#2 here, very detailed

Will Scharf

@willscharf

(2)Classification and National Defense Information

I want to reiterate this point because it’s really important:

Just because something is classified—even Top Secret, SCI, NOFORN, FISA, pick your alphabet soup—does not mean that it is National Defense Information (NDI) within the meaning of the Espionage Act.

NDI, for the purposes of an Espionage Act § 793(e) prosecution, is defined as one of a long list of items “relating to the national defense which information the possessor had reason to believe could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation.”

A lot of the documents listed in the indictment are older, or seemingly random. Would Trump in 2022 have had reason to know that a 2019 briefing document “related to various foreign countries, with handwritten annotation in black marker” could harm the US or help foreign countries?

Tough to say, because we can’t see the documents, but that’s a question the jury is going to have to decide in the end, and Trump’s legal team needs to drive home this point over and over again:

Classification is not dispositive in this case.

Harm to America or benefit to foreign countries is the standard.

Anyone who has worked around government knows that overclassification is a huge problem. A ton of documents end up being classified because of arcane technical rules that may not reflect the real world.

If the president were to ask the Navy what’s for lunch for the next week at Coronado, for example, I’ll bet you the answer comes back with a classification marker on it.

Not everything classified constitutes NDI. Focus on the actual legal standards and statutory language, not a bunch of scary looking all caps acronyms.

>>19011828

Some anon tweeter account warned of something gonna happen.

>>19011825

anni baker is a patriot

would not do

not worried about current bakers

jic someone decides to make such a banner

wanted it clear

>>19011728

kekertisements

is !t FRYDAY aw'redeye?

>>19011829

PN>>19011549 (You), >>19011554 (You) (You) @willscharf The indictment and case against President Trump is outrageous and shocking.

I’m going to post the lengthy 6 point description of whySmith’s indictment of Trump is outrageous #3 here

Will Scharf@willscharf

(3)Walt Nauta and DOJ Misconduct

Far and away the most troubling side storyto emerge from this saga so far are the allegations made by Trump aide and co-defendant Walt Nauta’s lawyer last week.

You may have missed it if you blinked. Not surprisingly, the mainstream media has mostly buried this one.

Nauta’s lawyer, Stanley Woodward alleged in a court filing that during a meeting with prosecutors about his client’s case, the head of the Counterintelligence Section of DOJ’s National Security Division Jay Bratt “suggested Woodward’s judicial application [for a DC Superior Court judgeship] might be considered more favorably if he and his client cooperated against Trump.”

If true, and I find it hard to believe that Woodward just made the whole thing up, this is wild misconduct. Truly wild. It could undermine the entire case against both Trump and Nauta. It could end careers at DOJ if fairly investigated.

And a word on Stanley Woodward: I don’t know him, but I know of him. He is a highly accomplished lawyer. Spent a decade at Akin Gump, a top law firm, clerked on the DC Circuit, and has very substantial experience in government investigations. This is not some fly by night TV lawyer. He’s a real deal legal heavyweight, and he’s leveling an extremely serious allegation of misconduct against a senior official at DOJ.

Watch this issue as the case against Trump and Nauta begins to move. You’ll hear more about it, I’m sure.

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jun/08/lawyer-trump-valet-nauta-mar-a-lago-classified-documents-misconduct-allegation

>>19011802

>>19011824

>>19011834

Indeed, a five-month-long gang and narcotics investigation by the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office came to a dramatic end in December 2021 with the arrest of two 15-year-old boys and a 17-year-old boy who were part of a violent drug-trafficking racket in Colony Ridge.

After three or four months where the boys would engage in gun battles with drug buyers who wouldn’t pay on time, local police had to investigate. When the day came to make arrests, the armed 17-year-old rammed a police car during a pell-mell car chase near Plum Grove, fled home, and barricaded himself in his house until a SWAT unit had to extract him and a girlfriend inside, who also was arrested amid drugs that were found.

There’s no letup in sight. In April 2023, local deputies found the bodies of two middle school students riddled with bullets in a car near Plum Grove, evidently the latest victims in a spate of drug-trafficking-related violence. Their names were Cesar Christopher Trochez-Maravilla, 15, and Adiel Garcia Aguirre, 14.

If those who committed these crimes were in the country illegally, none of this should have happened. In that vein, Liberty County also is a microcosm of a vast scale of unnecessary crime that is already here with much more on the way to communities across America.

>>19011828

>>19011780

>>19011809

Don’t mess with this topic with me Anon!

I got played, ok! I’m still allowed to love my country, the good things, patriotic things, the things family members fought for, yes I didn’t check first.

>>19011753

They have conquered the island of Lesbos?

MK-Ultra was a top-secret CIA project in which the agency conducted hundreds of clandestine experiments, sometimes on unwitting U.S. citizens, to assess the potential use of LSD and other drugs for mind control, information gathering and psychological torture. Hosted by Mike Droberg. The Forgotten History Channel is a 10th Legion Pictures Production.

https://youtu.be/UswlkWuQ1Gw

>>19011837

>>19011829 (You)

PN>>19011549 (You), >>19011554 (You) (You) (You) @willscharf The indictment and case against President Trump is outrageous and shocking.

I’m going to post the lengthy 6 point description of whySmith’s indictment of Trump is outrageous #4 here

Will Scharf@willscharf

(4)Attorney Client Privilege

The indictment relies on a significant amount of information received, in one form or another, from one of Trump’s lawyers, Evan Corcoran, who was compelled to testify in front of the grand jury. According to news reports, the argument for breaching the privilege was the crime fraud exception. Let’s talk a little about it.

The attorney client privilege protects from disclosure to the government confidential communications made between clients and their attorneys. It has been around for centuries, and is considered a core protection in our system of justice.

The crime fraud exception, though, allows the attorney client privilege to be broken in rare circumstances when two requirements are met:

First, there needs to be a prima facie showing that the client was engaged in criminal conduct.

Second, the client has to have obtained or sought the attorney’s assistance in furthering that crime.

I haven’t seen DOJ’s filings on Corcoran, but I’d be interested to know how they argued this. First of all, what was the crime they used as a predicate? Was it unlawful retention of the documents? If so, there’s nothing in the indictment that I can see indicating that Corcoran’s communications with Trump would have furthered that in a way that would justify breaching privilege.

Was it obstruction? I think this is the most likely option: they pierced attorney client privilege using obstruction as the predicate crime for the crime fraud exception, saying that Trump’s conversations with Corcoran amounted to him attempting to enlist Corcoran in a criminal obstruction scheme.

Now, we’ll see how that goes for the Government. I have my doubts.

But if that’s the case, just reading this indictment, it feels like the obstruction charges may have been structured specifically in part just to get Corcoran’s testimony in, to help buttress what would otherwise be a much weaker case against Trump on the substantive charges.

In any case, the Special Counsel is going to have to show why the communications in question were a solicitation by Trump to Corcoran to join him in criminal acts, as opposed to Trump asking a lawyer he hired to advise him on his legal defense, to tell him what his options were, or to outline what defensive steps might be possible, and what was done by others in previous cases like Hillary’s emails.

Reading the conversations in the indictment, they sound a lot more like honest attorney client communications than they do crime fraud to me, even with all ellipses and modifications.

I expect a motion by Trump’s legal team on this issue, and if they win that will cut the guts out of much of this case. Very tough to prove up intent and willfulness the way the government needs to without Corcoran, at least based on what we see in the indictment.

>>19011780

The files have all been subpoenaed.

Sorry, they were all deleted in the cyber attack.

>>19011847

>>19011837 (You)

>>19011829 (You) (You)

PN>>19011549 (You), >>19011554 (You) (You) (You) (You) @willscharf The indictment and case against President Trump is outrageous and shocking.

I’m going to post the lengthy 6 point description ofwhySmith’s indictment of Trump is outrageous #5 here

Will Scharf@willscharf

(5)Timing: Why now?

This is not a legal defect in the indictment, but it’s an important point. Why are they bringing this case now?

They know that Trump is the leading candidate for president. They know he’s beating Biden in the polls. They must know how bad it looks for a sitting president’s DOJ to indict that president’s primary political opponent.

DOJ has long had policies in place to prevent new indictments from being brought, or overt investigative acts being committed, in the months preceding an election in order to avoid the appearance of political timing. The same reasoning clearly applies here.

They didn’t have a statute of limitations issue, they could have easily just announced the facts as they saw them after the search warrant was executed and all the documents were recovered, and then held off on further investigative acts and the indictment until after November 2024.

The fact that they didn’t is strong evidence to me that a big part of this is the burning desire among many on the left to “Get Trump.” They don’t care about the law, they don’t care about the facts, they don’t care about norms or propriety or anything else. They just want Trump in cuffs.

It’s not the way things are supposed to work, and the fact that our law enforcement and intelligence apparatuses are being weaponized in this way against a leading presidential contender is truly a black mark on them and on our republic.

If I were Trump’s lawyers, I would consider moving to continue further proceedings until after November 2024. Let the case sit. The country doesn’t need to litigate this right now. We need to pick our next president. If DOJ won’t agree to that continuance, let them explain why this has to happen right now. There is no good reason that I can see.

>nakers

hans'up!

>>19011848

this

Will Scharf·2h

I am a former Assistant U.S. Attorney, worked on two Supreme Court confirmations, and clerked for two federal appellate judges.

The indictment and case against President Trump is outrageous and shocking.

But let’s get into the details.

Here are my6 key points on the case:

(1) Interplay between the Espionage Act and the Presidential Records Act

A lot of my friends have spoken insightfully about the scope of the Presidential Records Act. I’d direct you to Mike Davis’s (@mrddmia) commentary on the subject, and also Michael Bekesha of @JudicialWatch’s piece yesterday in the @WSJ about the Clinton Sock Drawer Case.

Basically, their argument distills down to the idea that the President’s authority to retain Personal Records, as well as his rights to access his Presidential Records, make it impossible to prosecute him under the Espionage Act section at issue here, § 793(e), because the government cannot prove “unauthorized possession,” as required under the statute.

I want to make a different point relating to the intent elements in § 793(e) of the Espionage Act, the statute Trump is being charged under.

Section 793(e) requires the government to prove that the Defendant KNEW he had National Defense Information (NDI) in his possession, and also that the Defendant KNEW that there was a government official entitled to receive the Information, and also that the Defendant then WILLFULLY failed to deliver it to that official.

This is a very high set of mens rea bars to jump, in any circumstance. Proving a Defendant’s intent and knowledge can often be tough. But it’s even tougher here.

The Presidential Records Act sets up a system where the president designates all records that he creates either as Presidential or Personal Records. 44 U.S.C. § 2203(b). A former president is supposed to turn over his Presidential Records to NARA, and he has the right to keep his Personal Records.

Based on the documents I’ve read and his actions that I’ve read about, I believe that Trump viewed his “boxes” as his Personal Records under the PRA. There are statements he made, quoted in the Indictment, that support that view. If Trump considered the contents of these boxes to be of purely personal interest, hence his designation of them as Personal Records, did he knowingly retain NDI?

Did he really think these documents, like years old briefing notes and random maps, jumbled together with his letters, news clippings, scribbled notes, and random miscellaneous items, “could be used to the injury of the United States”? Or did he just think of them as mementos of his time in office, his Personal Records of the four years, akin to a journal or diary?

If he thought these boxes were his Personal Records, he may have believed that NARA simply had no right to receive them at all. Meaning that he did not willfully withhold anything from an official he knew had the right to receive them. Because he didn’t believe that anyone had the right to receive them.

By breathlessly bandying around classification levels and markings, the Special Counsel is trying to make this case seem much, much simpler than it is. Classification levels do not automatically make something NDI, and having classified documents in your possession is not enough to convict here.

This is not a matter of [Classified Documents]+[Mar a Lago bathroom]=Conviction.

That’s what they want you to think, and that’s the media’s inch deep view, typically, but it’s dead wrong.

More than anything, this case hinges on the ability of the Special Counsel to prove *beyond a reasonable doubt* aspects of Trump’s state of mind that will be extremely difficult to prove in this case because of his obligations and rights under the Presidential Records Act. In addition to all of the usual issues.

1of5

https://twitter.com/willscharf/status/1669333151569543168

>>19011862

>Will Scharf 6 key points on the case:

(2) Classification and National Defense Information

I want to reiterate this point because it’s really important:

Just because something is classified—even Top Secret, SCI, NOFORN, FISA, pick your alphabet soup—does not mean that it is National Defense Information (NDI) within the meaning of the Espionage Act.

NDI, for the purposes of an Espionage Act § 793(e) prosecution, is defined as one of a long list of items “relating to the national defense which information the possessor had reason to believe could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation.”

A lot of the documents listed in the indictment are older, or seemingly random. Would Trump in 2022 have had reason to know that a 2019 briefing document “related to various foreign countries, with handwritten annotation in black marker” could harm the US or help foreign countries?

Tough to say, because we can’t see the documents, but that’s a question the jury is going to have to decide in the end, and Trump’s legal team needs to drive home this point over and over again:

Classification is not dispositive in this case.

Harm to America or benefit to foreign countries is the standard.

Anyone who has worked around government knows that overclassification is a huge problem. A ton of documents end up being classified because of arcane technical rules that may not reflect the real world.

If the president were to ask the Navy what’s for lunch for the next week at Coronado, for example, I’ll bet you the answer comes back with a classification marker on it.

Not everything classified constitutes NDI. Focus on the actual legal standards and statutory language, not a bunch of scary looking all caps acronyms.

(3) Walt Nauta and DOJ Misconduct

Far and away the most troubling side story to emerge from this saga so far are the allegations made by Trump aide and co-defendant Walt Nauta’s lawyer last week.

You may have missed it if you blinked. Not surprisingly, the mainstream media has mostly buried this one.

Nauta’s lawyer, Stanley Woodward alleged in a court filing that during a meeting with prosecutors about his client’s case, the head of the Counterintelligence Section of DOJ’s National Security Division Jay Bratt “suggested Woodward’s judicial application [for a DC Superior Court judgeship] might be considered more favorably if he and his client cooperated against Trump.”

If true, and I find it hard to believe that Woodward just made the whole thing up, this is wild misconduct. Truly wild. It could undermine the entire case against both Trump and Nauta. It could end careers at DOJ if fairly investigated.

And a word on Stanley Woodward: I don’t know him, but I know of him. He is a highly accomplished lawyer. Spent a decade at Akin Gump, a top law firm, clerked on the DC Circuit, and has very substantial experience in government investigations. This is not some fly by night TV lawyer. He’s a real deal legal heavyweight, and he’s leveling an extremely serious allegation of misconduct against a senior official at DOJ.

Watch this issue as the case against Trump and Nauta begins to move. You’ll hear more about it, I’m sure.

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jun/08/lawyer-trump-valet-nauta-mar-a-lago-classified-documents-misconduct-allegation

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https://twitter.com/willscharf/status/1669333168204181506

>>19011862, >>19011863

>Will Scharf 6 key points on the case:

(4) Attorney Client Privilege

The indictment relies on a significant amount of information received, in one form or another, from one of Trump’s lawyers, Evan Corcoran, who was compelled to testify in front of the grand jury. According to news reports, the argument for breaching the privilege was the crime fraud exception. Let’s talk a little about it.

The attorney client privilege protects from disclosure to the government confidential communications made between clients and their attorneys. It has been around for centuries, and is considered a core protection in our system of justice.

The crime fraud exception, though, allows the attorney client privilege to be broken in rare circumstances when two requirements are met:

First, there needs to be a prima facie showing that the client was engaged in criminal conduct.

Second, the client has to have obtained or sought the attorney’s assistance in furthering that crime.

I haven’t seen DOJ’s filings on Corcoran, but I’d be interested to know how they argued this. First of all, what was the crime they used as a predicate? Was it unlawful retention of the documents? If so, there’s nothing in the indictment that I can see indicating that Corcoran’s communications with Trump would have furthered that in a way that would justify breaching privilege.

Was it obstruction? I think this is the most likely option: they pierced attorney client privilege using obstruction as the predicate crime for the crime fraud exception, saying that Trump’s conversations with Corcoran amounted to him attempting to enlist Corcoran in a criminal obstruction scheme.

Now, we’ll see how that goes for the Government. I have my doubts.

But if that’s the case, just reading this indictment, it feels like the obstruction charges may have been structured specifically in part just to get Corcoran’s testimony in, to help buttress what would otherwise be a much weaker case against Trump on the substantive charges.

In any case, the Special Counsel is going to have to show why the communications in question were a solicitation by Trump to Corcoran to join him in criminal acts, as opposed to Trump asking a lawyer he hired to advise him on his legal defense, to tell him what his options were, or to outline what defensive steps might be possible, and what was done by others in previous cases like Hillary’s emails.

Reading the conversations in the indictment, they sound a lot more like honest attorney client communications than they do crime fraud to me, even with all ellipses and modifications.

I expect a motion by Trump’s legal team on this issue, and if they win that will cut the guts out of much of this case. Very tough to prove up intent and willfulness the way the government needs to without Corcoran, at least based on what we see in the indictment.

3of5

https://twitter.com/willscharf/status/1669333172901883904

>>19011862, >>19011863, >>19011865

>Will Scharf 6 key points on the case:

(5) Timing: Why now?

This is not a legal defect in the indictment, but it’s an important point. Why are they bringing this case now?

They know that Trump is the leading candidate for president. They know he’s beating Biden in the polls. They must know how bad it looks for a sitting president’s DOJ to indict that president’s primary political opponent.

DOJ has long had policies in place to prevent new indictments from being brought, or overt investigative acts being committed, in the months preceding an election in order to avoid the appearance of political timing. The same reasoning clearly applies here.

They didn’t have a statute of limitations issue, they could have easily just announced the facts as they saw them after the search warrant was executed and all the documents were recovered, and then held off on further investigative acts and the indictment until after November 2024.

The fact that they didn’t is strong evidence to me that a big part of this is the burning desire among many on the left to “Get Trump.” They don’t care about the law, they don’t care about the facts, they don’t care about norms or propriety or anything else. They just want Trump in cuffs.

It’s not the way things are supposed to work, and the fact that our law enforcement and intelligence apparatuses are being weaponized in this way against a leading presidential contender is truly a black mark on them and on our republic.

If I were Trump’s lawyers, I would consider moving to continue further proceedings until after November 2024. Let the case sit. The country doesn’t need to litigate this right now. We need to pick our next president. If DOJ won’t agree to that continuance, let them explain why this has to happen right now. There is no good reason that I can see.

4of5

https://twitter.com/willscharf/status/1669333176953589760

>>19011862, >>19011863, >>19011865, >>19011868

>Will Scharf 6 key points on the case:

(6) Jack Smith: Why him?

If you could pick any lawyer in the country to handle a controversial case against a former president, a case involving an aggressive, unprecedented use of the Espionage Act, a controversial law in and of itself, what lawyer would you pick?

You’d probably want just a consummate professional, right? Career prosecutor with no political profile at all? White knight in shining armor who’s never lost a case?

Or you could pick Jack Smith.

I follow law stuff pretty closely. I’m a huge nerd. I knew who Jack Smith was before this, and the specific case he is most closely associated with in the public eye was the prosecution of Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell.

Remember that one? Using a very aggressive interpretation of the scope of federal bribery and honest services fraud statutes, Smith nuked the career and life of a popular Republican politician, before having all his convictions overturned by the Supreme Court in a 9-0 opinion.

You read that right, all nine Supreme Court justices smacked Jack Smith down for an overzealous, legally defective prosecution of a Republican politician. SCOTUS gutted him so badly that DOJ didn’t even try to re-try the case. They just dropped it.

And his wife is a leftist filmmaker who produced a hagiography of Michelle Obama.

And he currently lives in the Netherlands. Didn’t they have anyone else good on this side of the Atlantic?

If this is not a political prosecution, if Merrick Garland wasn’t just trying to “Get Trump,” then why was Jack Smith the pick? Like the timing, the decision just reeks of politics.

This has been fun. Happy to answer questions, and I’m sure I’ll post more as the case proceeds.

It’s been pointed out to me that the final vote on McDonnell v. United States was 8-0, not 9-0, because Justice Scalia passed away before the opinion was issued.

My point still stands. The Supreme Court unanimously said that Smith overstepped and smacked him down for it.

5of5 10:09 AM · Jun 15, 2023

https://twitter.com/willscharf/status/1669346468162052097

>>19011721

>>>19011524 Pro-Russian Hacktivist Groups ‘KillNet, Anonymous Sudan, and REvil’ Announce to Destroy European Banking System in the “Next 48 Hours”

[CIA] threatens to burn it down if Biden complies with his own new law to [declas] the official covid origin investigation by the deadline, June 18th…or [2 days early], Friday, June 16th

>>19011855

Quarter butt 75% off, quarter horse slightly higher

>>19011847 (You)

>>19011837 (You) (You)

>>19011829 (You) (You) (You)

PN>>19011549 (You), >>19011554 (You) (You) (You) (You) (You) @willscharf The indictment and case against President Trump is outrageous and shocking.

I’m going to post the lengthy 6 point description ofwhy Smith’s indictment of Trump is outrageous #6 and comments, 7,8,9 here

Will Scharf@willscharf

(6)Jack Smith: Why him?

If you could pick any lawyer in the country to handle a controversial case against a former president, a case involving an aggressive, unprecedented use of the Espionage Act, a controversial law in and of itself, what lawyer would you pick?

You’d probably want just a consummate professional, right? Career prosecutor with no political profile at all? White knight in shining armor who’s never lost a case?

Or you could pick Jack Smith.

I follow law stuff pretty closely. I’m a huge nerd. I knew who Jack Smith was before this, and the specific case he is most closely associated with in the public eye was the prosecution of Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell.

Remember that one? Using a very aggressive interpretation of the scope of federal bribery and honest services fraud statutes, Smith nuked the career and life of a popular Republican politician, before having all his convictions overturned by the Supreme Court in a 9-0 opinion.

You read that right, all nine Supreme Court justices smacked Jack Smith down for an overzealous, legally defective prosecution of a Republican politician. SCOTUS gutted him so badly that DOJ didn’t even try to re-try the case. They just dropped it.

And his wife is a leftist filmmaker who produced a hagiography of Michelle Obama.

And he currently lives in the Netherlands. Didn’t they have anyone else good on this side of the Atlantic?

If this is not a political prosecution, if Merrick Garland wasn’t just trying to “Get Trump,” then why was Jack Smith the pick? Like the timing, the decision just reeks of politics.

Will Scharf@willscharf

#7 This has been fun. Happy to answer questions, and I’m sure I’ll post more as the case proceeds.

Will Scharf@willscharf

#8 It’s been pointed out to me that the final vote on McDonnell v. United States was 8-0, not 9-0, because Justice Scalia passed away before the opinion was issued.

My point still stands. The Supreme Court unanimously said that Smith overstepped and smacked him down for it.

Will Scharf@willscharf

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The end

https://twitter.com/willscharf/status/1669381480613572610?s=20

>>19011802

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.

>military is the only way

Seriously. If you gathered all the law enforcement in TX, it would not be enough to clear that mess out.

>>19011866

The governor that allowed foreign troops onto US soil.

>>19011753

>>19011763

>>19011857

>>19011765

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtQ15XYrPJM

the muslim community gets it

Michigan city with all-Muslim council bans Pride flags on public property at bizarre council meeting in which LGBTQ couple kiss in front of shocked religious groups

'You guys are welcome,' council member Nayeem Choudhury said. '(But) why do you have to have the flag shown on government property to be represented? You´re already represented. We already know who you are.'

'We want to respect the religious rights of our citizens,' Choudhury said.

Hamtramck, population 27,000, is an enclave surrounded by Detroit. More than 40 percent of residents were born in other countries, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and a significant share are of Yemeni or Bangladeshi descent.

Hamtramck became the first city in America to have a majority Muslim population in 2015.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12196225/Michigan-city-Muslim-government-bans-Pride-flags-public-property-council-meeting.html

>>19011828

Library of Congress site was messed up yesterday. Wonder if it was related?

CISA put out an operational directive a couple days ago

Binding Operational Directive 23-02

June 13, 2023

https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/directives/binding-operational-directive-23-02

Binding Operational Directive 23-02 Implementation Guidance

June 13, 2023

https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/directives/binding-operational-directive-23-02-implementation-guidance

>>19011771

mindbenders

>>19011879

>>19011778

A tanker Truck of Diesel cannot melt steel beams either

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/tanker-truck-catches-fire-under-i-95-overpass-in-philadelphia-leading-to-collapse/

>>19011886

10 Kids is a walk-out ? Stupid shit Gay Clubs allowed by schools. Burn it down

Neil Oliver: ‘…there’s a stench coming from them & their dead politics’

>>19011884

>https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/directives/binding-operational-directive-23-02

This is the first one in almost a year. Major if this is the exploit going on right now.

>>19011882

DOUBLE STANDARD OF ETHICS AND JUSTICE ON DISPLAY

>Republicans who voted to table the motion were: Kelly Armstrong of North Dakota; Lori Chavez-DeRemer of Oregon; Juan Ciscomani of Arizona; Tom Cole of Oklahoma; Warren Davidson and Mike Turner of Ohio; Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania; Kay Granger of Texas; Garret Graves of Louisiana; Thomas Kean Jr. of New Jersey; Kevin Kiley, Young Kim, Tom McClintock, Jay Obernolte and David Valadao of California; Mike Lawler and Mark Molinaro of New York; Thomas Massie of Kentucky; Mike Simpson of Idaho; and Steve Womack of Arkansas.

>Five other Republicans also did not oppose tabling the resolution. Republican Reps. Neal Dunn of Florida, Tony Gonzales of Texas, and Patrick McHenry of North Carolina were recorded as not voting. Reps. Darrell Issa of California and George Santos of New York voted Present.

>>19011870

Weird that you and I had the same idea to post the full thread at the same time, yours looks better than mine. Good job

>>19011844

General Zod

>>19011886

#FudgePackersMatter

>>19011879

Wow… That´s news today. Ban a flag for people who decided to put their dick in some ass and some mental perverts… I really living in this world!

>>19011879

07 GOD BLESS ARE PATRIOTS

>>19011902

*OUR

TRUMP STARTED OR WAS ASKED TO RUN - Q WAS A WHITE HAT PSYOP !!!

Note: Full discussion link below, will watch later !!!

DPH | President Trump Coms on PsyOps Necessary for COG

https://rumble.com/embed/v2rrl2e/?pub=4

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Devolution Power Hour clip from 6.14.23 | Jon, Kyle, & BB discuss President Trump Post Indictment Coms on Psycological Operations Necessary for Continuity of Government.

Trump: "This pursecution is being done by the same weaponized agencies that for seven years have been running illegal psychological warfare campaigns against the American People, much as if they were trying to destabalize a foreign country"

Jon: "…if you're a president and you understand that and see that happening, you're within your rights to respond…. set up own psy op (Q) to counter their's (Deep State)…

You don't fight psyops with guns, you fight them with psyops!"

Full Episode

https://rumble.com/v2u3im6-devolution-power-hour-153-featuring-burning-bright-and-just-human-1030-pm-e.html?mref=nmtun&mc=4m0ok

>>19011879

Hamtramck used to be a neighborhood for Christian Polish immigrants

>>19011880

Is The FBI Hiding This Blockbuster Piece of Evidence?

(Ep. 2032) - 06/15/2023

https://rumble.com/v2ud63i-is-the-fbi-hiding-this-blockbuster-piece-of-evidence-ep.-2032-06152023.html

>>19011838

Anon. Thank you so much for posting this. Anon almost cried.

Finally, somebody is listening. Finally, the word is getting out. Thank you and thank the warroom.

>>19011901

1901/1901-gas stoves…

The turn of the 20th century found many women still using coal-burning stoves–starting fires each morning, constantly tending the fires, emptying ashes and applying waxy black polish to keep the stoves from rusting. All of this took an hour or more, and no cooking was involved yet. Gas-burning stoves took a much smaller amount of work to maintain and could therefore reduce a woman's time in the kitchen.

Although gas companies already marketed piped gas for the illumination of cities and homes, it was decided that if the gas-burning stove was here to stay, then the gas companies must expand their product lines, thereby providing the needed gas for stoves, by piping the gas into individual homes.

https://homesteady.com/facts-5103941-history-gas-stoves.html

>>19011897

most surprised by thomas massie of kentucky, but since he went all in for desantis, he apparently plans to not vote for anything that might help Donald Trump, even not censuring adam schiff, after all the lies and propaganda schifff peddled against Trump in congress and on the tele

>>19011839

Cyber divisions of the fedfags.

>>19011879

BISMILALLAH!

>>19011909

won't be building no 'workcamps' in Muslim or Armenian communities looks like

https://youtu.be/NNVtYNNWSok

Tucker Reveals Trump Indictment Is A Sham!

Japan may change stance on arms exports – WSJ

Tokyo is reportedly considering providing artillery shells to replenish US stocks depleted by efforts to weaponize Ukraine

Japan is in talks with the US about shipping artillery rounds from its own arsenals to backfill Washington’s stocks, the Wall Street Journal has reported. The outlet cited the depletion of American ammunition depots due to its military aid to Ukraine.

Japan has for decades refrained from exporting lethal weapons.

In its article on Thursday, the WSJ, citing “people familiar with the talks,” claimed that Tokyo could supply 155mm artillery shells to the US.

The scheme, if approved, would reportedly not entail Japanese ammunition being sent directly to Ukraine.

Japan’s Ministry of Defense said in a statement that no decision had been made so far and that discussions are still underway.

A Pentagon spokesman, meanwhile, merely said that the US continues to “work together with Japan and more than 50 countries around the world to provide support to Ukraine.”

Since Russia launched its military campaign last February, Japan has supplied Ukraine with bulletproof vests, helmets and other nonlethal military aid but has stopped short of shipping weapons to the country.

Currently, the Japanese government is prohibited from sending lethal weapons overseas under self-imposed restrictions dating back to the 1960s.

However, the country’s ruling party and its coalition partner started discussing a relaxation of the rules earlier this year, with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida speaking in favor of doing so.

Late last month, the Wall Street Journal reported that South Korea had agreed to send hundreds of thousands of artillery shells to Ukraine under a “confidential arrangement” with the US.

According to the media outlet, the munitions would first be shipped stateside and then transferred on to Ukraine.

Commenting on the report, a South Korean Defense Ministry spokesperson insisted that there were “inaccurate parts” in the WSJ article, without going into further detail about the supposed agreement.

Much like Japan, South Korea has thus far provided only financial and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine while refraining from shipping arms.

Washington has authorized the transfer of more than 2 million 155mm shells to Kiev since the start of the conflict, tapping into its stocks in Israel, Germany, Kuwait, and South Korea.

Russia has consistently condemned the US and its allies for supplying weapons to Ukraine, claiming that this will only serve to prolong the bloodshed.

https://www.rt.com/news/578067-wsj-japan-give-us-artillery-shells-ukraine/

The Big Meh.

N. AN e.

>>19011935

I guess he thinks he is God.

>>19011943

McAffee laughs from his bunker.

>>19011939

but ukraine is some kind of satanic stronghold.

LN .de

read mars

>>19011947

wimmings.

>>19011721

>>>19011549, >>19011554 @willscharf The indictment and case against President Trump is outrageous and shocking.

>>19011549

>Will Scharf thread

I think I might have put it together!

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/months-before-mar-a-lago-raid-national-archives-recovered-more-than-100-classified-trump-documents

If Will's legal logic is correct, the raid was about trying to recover what was already returned. Once the derps had a chance to deduce which docs were missing, and likely returned, then they raided. Hoping that maybe they missed a doc or could get him on anything.

I'm saying the docs are advanced energy production, fusion maybe, even his uncle's Nikola Tesla docs. Hence, Q. There's a quiet rumble in the nuclear energy world for sure the last few months.

Here's where it's interesting. Skipping over the rational on the case, they're basically fucked, but they still want to punish him, except that even if it were illegal to do whatever he did with the documents, if publicly, he can keep up the kayfabe of not knowing he had them AND Will's theory is right, then he can justify the result that the info got out through is Uncle. Trump's alibi is what he's been talking about for years: his uncle told him…AND he got them directly from the fucking source aka not illegal…and the derps still blow themselves up.

>>19011948

Jewish Kazarian Mafia Satanic stronghold.

>>19011945

sauce

>>19011953

>I think I might have put it together!

And the fucking lefty lunatic, climate cult, globalist horse dies right on the track, inches from the finish line.

TheY will choose suicide, en masses.

fukkin' harvard guy selling body parts to be made into leather? We got red-shoe makers. Maybe getting somewhere with the plan now.

https://youtu.be/Mtx1nTBdwDI

Triggered CNN Anchor Screams At Control Room To Cut Trump Live Feed 😂

>>19011969

Jun 13, 2023

In a comical display of frustration, a CNN anchor completely loses control and screams at the control room to cut the live feed of President Trump. Watch as the triggered anchor's meltdown unfolds, revealing the biased agenda and lack of professionalism at the network.

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#23344 >>19011728 @200

>>19011864, >>19011875 @GregAbbott_TX I signed a law that makes election fraud a felony in Texas

>>19011892 Ebay back up after thousand of users reported problems yesterday

>>19011892 Ebay back up after thousand of users reported problems yesterday

>>19011765, >>19011817 THE BEE - not for real - "Biden Updates Iwo Jima Memorial with Pride Flag

>>19011767, >19011810, >>19011780 US Govt Agencies Hit in Global Cyberattack

>>19011785 'ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! ERIC Sacrifices Teens’ Privacy on the Altar of “Election Reform”'

>>19011786 Sundance: "We are…"

>>19011796 FOX: House Oversight Chair James Comer claims 'other 1023s' alleging Biden 'bribery' scheme may exist

>>19011802, >>19011824, >>19011834. >>19011838, >>19011960 Texas Massacre Happened in America’s Largest Illegal Immigrant “Colonia”

>>19011805 The Bidens ‘Coerced’ Burisma To Pay $10 Million In Bribes, Says Credible FBI Source

>>19011807, >>19011823 This week's climate change scare tactics from the Daily Mail

>>19011811 Are Ukrainian Nazis really havesting kids' organs for VIP pedos? DIG CALL

>>19011829, >>19011837, >>19011844, >>19011847, >>19011852, >>19011874, >>19011862, >>19011863, >>19011865, >>19011868, >>19011870 Wall Scharf: 6 point description of why Smith’s indictment of Trump is outrageous

>>19011856 DC's uniparty summit to stop Donald Trump

>>19011859 Elite @TxDPS troopers arrested a MS-13 gang member on a transnational criminal watchlist

>>19011879 Michigan city with all-Muslim council bans Pride flags on public property

>>19011880 Who is Robert Hur?

>>19011882, >>19011897 Twenty Republicans rode to the rescue of Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff

>>19011883 Katie Daviscourt: People are WAKING UP in Seattle

>>19011901 180 Democrats voted to ban your gas stoves.

>>19011905 Devolution Power Hour: TRUMP STARTED OR WAS ASKED TO RUN - Q WAS A WHITE HAT PSYOP

>>19011937 Japan may change stance on arms exports – WSJ

>>19011943 U.S. and International Partners Release Comprehensive Cyber Advisory on LockBit Ransomware

>>19011947

The evil in this world is awful and a lot of women do this especially if they have multiple children. I had an employee that told me she had three children by three different men and she doggedly follows up on child support. She talked to the case agents personally regularly. Her whole goal was to bear children for money. She reconnected with a guy she hadn't seen or talked since she was 14 and he was 21. (Which was fucking strange). I monitored my computers and she did searches on how to get pregnant really fast, I guess to trap the guy. She was termed shortly after that, she was cancer, grifter, pretty disgusting. I never knew about women like this! Glad I know now.

>>19011947

Why didn't he just block the bitch?

Why give her attention?

She is obviously an attention whore. Denying her of that, is the worst punishment he could have instilled on her.

Unless he was saving the texts to use against her in court to get custody of his daughter.

>>19011962

Yep so many guys just don’t get it. It’s awful what women do but they never get punished its always the mans fault.

But I had a friend that was a male version of these females. He was an awful specimen of lying, deceit and sex

>>19011978

I had a friend who's mother was called greed, and he kept going for the same type of woman, and as he asked me 'why him', I'd just say, 'stop going for arm candy'.

After the 3rd time, he finally asked what I meant, so I explained it, that he was repeating a pattern of abusive relationships, to feed his ego, but destroy his heart. You can't tell them, you must show them. When it was time, and 3x's poorer, he was ready to listen.

>>19011985

a whoremonger, is either sex

>>19011986

she would browse moar, but she can't. it is impossible to browse moar than that person.

>>19011981

He was a j6 defendent and the FBI/DOJ was trying to put him in jail for many years. His lawyer would prove he was not guilty and they’d keep on adding charges. He had no hope in that situation and her evil on top of it probably broke him. He lost hope

>>19011978

the snake went after muh woeman first.

>>19011988

kek

browse moar guy.jpg

1:15 PM EDT

Department Press Briefing with Spokesperson Matthew Miller

Department of State

https://www.state.gov/todays-briefing-schedule/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ior1KihHQyI

https://www.c-span.org/video/?528791-1/state-department-daily-briefing&live

>>19011947

I know a female that can write the meanest text I have ever read. When confronted she cannot see my point. Pure evil straight from the heart. This woman needs the Holy Spirit asap

>>19011996

>This woman needs the Holy Spirit asap

kill the bitch

kill the child

kill the boyfriend

fruit of a poisoned tree

kill them all, let God sort it out

erase their existance from human consciousness

>>19011996

narcissists are never wrong, in their mind, best to keep a distance, before you get one of those texts.

>>19011796

YAAAAAWN

WEF is busy today

>>19011999

Chek't

How much of that missing money ended up in the Bidens bank accounts?

>>19011796

17 Tapes = 17 Bribes

1 down 16 to go

>>19011721

>>>19011460 (pb) @AFSpecOpsCmd #ThrowbackThursday to when this #MC130P, “Agile 21”

CV22 Osprey

Anon saw: C=3, V=22

The "CV" designation is a shout-out to 322/Skull-and-Bones?

>>19011828

Russians said this was coming yesterday

>>19011796

The DOJ will soon be indicting Comer. They have already hinted at that happening.

>>19011796

so we're gonna keep[ investigating rather than do anything about the one we know about.

>>19011792

President Xi - please, please, please… show Bill Gates to a prison cell and lock him up forever, on behalf of all humanity.

The Roseanne Barr Podcast

First episode https://youtu.be/FigaPM-kGls

Current events and truth based

>>19012015

>never ending train of abuses

if it takes infinity to list the charges, no time can be served.

>>19012008

MAD HTTP:

P = R

MADHTTR