Month: July 2016

In particular, study Victoria Nuland. In contradiction to the State Department, also note Josh Earnest, the White House spokesman, who cryptically calls the consequences of not removing Syrian President Assad "quite grave." It is unknown if the White House was  aware of the visit. All we know now is that it involved a US-Russian alliance in fighting ISIS. […]

It should be no surprise that so many in the Bush cabinet are supporting Hillary now: Donald Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney, and Karl Rove. Notes on how the Clintons collaborated with Karl Rove and tech guru Mikey Cunnygnham to rig 2000, 2008, 2016 election. Appeal to reinstate Secret Service protection for Sen. Bernie Sanders over highly credible threat to his life. A pattern emerges: notes on Donald Trump assassination attempt in Vegas in late June.  A brief background on May 6, 2016 amendment to 1963 post-Kennedy assassination executive order for a peaceful presidential transition,  Obama's Executive Order — Facilitation of a Presidential Transition. Hillary's "Bernie bump" fails to materialize, Hillary actually drops in polls, below Trump, after Bernie's coerced endorsement. […]

So Hillary wants war with Russia, maybe China, although they know our secrets now. While Secretary of State she had already tried to topple Putin it’s likely she expects reprisals and may feel a need to preempt them. Maybe we can pretend that none of our exposed HUMINT (human intelligence) and SIGINT (signals intelligence) assets were not turned or compromised, and maybe we can pretend our hidden nukes are not compromised, and our allies don’t know about the betrayal. […]

Rep. John Ratcliffe grills Attorney General Loretta Lynch on her decision to not pursue criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her mishandling of highly classified national security material. Surprisingly, Lynch will not recuse herself from the Clinton Foundation investigation, and refuses to rule out if she will take a job offered by Clintons, confirming the worst suspicions of the American public. Rep. Trey Gowdy shows how the "lack of intent" specificity argument was not credible by explaining how involuntary manslaughter or reckless homicide also have no intent but are clearly illegal. […]

The FBI is facing the entire federal government in this case. It is why we are so quiet.

The problem is with the entire government. HRC is one component of that government. A Special Access Program (SAP) is an intelligence program classified above top-secret. They are held on closed servers at secret locations. The only way to get one is if you are specifically read on to a program, have a need to know, then you must physically go to a location and pass through several layers of security to even look at the program. A good example in non-classified terms would be the locations and operations of our intelligence operatives around the globe, or our missile silo locations. […]

Right now, Trump and Clinton are about tied at best, and that's with polls rigged to favor Hillary by excluding the millenials. That means she loses. And if Trump wins, so fucking what? The DNC proved our votes can be invalidated by our own party. That means the only remedy to prevent this election fraud is leaving the party, making the #demexit not just symbolic but necessary. […]