Q Anon: 06/23/20 Trust Trump's Plan ~ Vol.261, Q Day 970

qmap.pub ^ | 06/23/2020 | FReepers and FReeQs, vanity

[tang-soo]

Thanks for the update.

[BiggBob]

4523

https://twitter.com/QanonWga/status/1276229137603063809
Praying for a swift recovery to your back [keep fighting! never give up!].
United and Strong.
WWG1WGA!!!
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[TruthWillWin]

New Q 4523

Link

https://twitter.com/QanonWga/status/1276229137603063809

[stylin19a]

i wonder how many were black....

[thinden]

Why were elderly COVID-19[2] positive patients forced [pushed] into nursing homes [known hot zones] if ample capacity existed to support locally?
Can you logically explain why select [D] gov(s) made decisions re: elderly push into hot zones which [knowingly] contradicted federal guidelines and as well as general common sense [think annual influenza death rate(s) re: age group 65+]?
Evil surrounds us.
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I read they paid a premium for covid diagnosis & a bigger payment if covid patients were put on the vent.

wonder what the “bounty” was that a nursing home could charge in a covid patients death???

also wonder how many nursing home operators were donating to cuomo, inslee, whitmer & newsome

[niteowl77]

also wonder how many nursing home operators were donating to cuomo, inslee, whitmer & newsome

I know that the AR-based Care Initiatives outfit was a big Clinton donor back in the day.

[PGalt]

Per post #709 FWIW...

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1276122878895849472.html

[PGalt]

Thanks for #772. (sorry, just posted it again...didn’t read far enough to see yours)

[HoneysuckleTN]

NEW Q DROP - For Ransomnote’s Ping List

Q4523
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3858595/posts?page=843#843

[HoneysuckleTN]

NEW Q DROP - For Ransomnote’s Ping List

Q4523
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3858595/posts?page=843#843

[ransomnote]

Adam Schiff introduces bill H.R.7297 - To amend title 18, United States Code, to prohibit the use of an Armed Force ahead of 2020 elections [Dems plotting to steal elections]
congress.gov ^ | 6/25/2020 | Vanity, Adam Schiff's bill

[philman_36]

I can't stay silent on this one.

Something is wrong regarding 4521.
Title 18 is CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

The Posse Comitatus Act and Related Matters: The Use of the Military to Execute Civilian Law

The Posse Comitatus Act outlaws the willful use of any part of the Army or Air Force to execute the law unless expressly authorized by the Constitution or an act of Congress. The penalty for that crime, the misuse, is in Title 18.

Title 10 is ARMED FORCES
Does any body understand this?
There are two important Chapters to understand what is going on here. These Chapters are both contained in 10 USC Subtitle A, PART I: ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL MILITARY POWERS
Chapter 13 is part OF Title 10. (Insurrection Act)
Chapter 15 is part OF Title 10 as well. (Posse Comitatus Act)

H.R.7297

To amend title 18, United States Code, to prohibit the use of an Armed Force under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of a military department as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the laws, and for other purposes. There is no penalty there for misuse, it's to prohibit the use.
I can't be the only one who sees that H.R.7297 does not belong in Title 18 and should be to amend Title 10. There is no penalty for doing so in the proposed bill. There is only a declaration.

It's legal mumbo jumbo! He's trying to pass a law and place it where it shouldn't go.

[philman_36]

The Posse Comitatus Act and Related Matters: The Use of the Military to Execute Civilian Law page 43 The 1981 legislation contains explicit grants of authority for military assistance to the police—federal, state, and local—particularly in the form of information and equipment, along with restrictions on the use of that authority.324 These exceptions are found in Chapter 15 of Title 10, U.S. Code, Military Support to Civilian Law Enforcement Agencies (§§271-284).

[wastedyears]

That is legal BS and I don’t really understand a thing about it.

That’s why the Founding Fathers wanted regular people to serve a few years then go back home.

[null and void]

Strip their sovereign immunity for violating 18 USC § 241 and 18 USC § 242, open the floodgates for a thousand wrongful death civil lawsuits, and no future governor will risk everything he or she owns and their coveted civil service pension.

While we're at it criminal charges are in order.

LouieFisk found this gem:

There’s what’s called “depraved heart” murder - from Findlaw cuz I don’t trust my memory right now:

“Often the intent to kill (or malice aforethought) element of murder can be satisfied by showing that the defendant showed extreme indifference to human life. These are also known as “depraved heart” murders.

Acting with extreme recklessness and knowing that act is dangerous to human life (i.e., firing through the floor of your third-story apartment) and ending a human life may satisfy this intent element, even if the person never intended to kill anyone. This has been argued in fatal DUI cases in which the driver was far too intoxicated to form any intent.”

It seems to me that forcing nursing homes to accept patients who are infected or still infectious, while safe alternatives were available, would be an act of a "depraved heart".

Bring federal depraved heart murder charges against any governor who ordered infectious patients into facilities with the very most vulnerable people, and any minion who executed those orders.

They've earned the full Michael Flynn treatment, lets make sure the get it...

[xone]

Well, that settles the debate about the Possee Comitatus Act. Interesting tht originally the intent was to oversee state elections!

Context was the aftermath of the Civil War. It really doesn't settle anything regarding the PC, since in order to get there the IA or Martial Law needs to be cited/implemented.. Nothing new there. Can't go into states without IA with Fed troops for these purposes. Specifically the Army, but the Navy/Corps via other statutory limits. This would end with the use of the NG, if the governors weren't in on it.

[xone]

explicit grants of authority for military assistance to the police—federal, state, and local—particularly in the form of information and equipment,

True, this type of 'assistance' ain't using troops for strictly LE processes. Arrest, upholding the law.

[HippyLoggerBiker]

President Trump Delivers Remarks at Fincantieri Marinette Marine (LIVE NOW)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCnuKY2S3B8&feature=youtu.be

[reed13k]

I’m leaning more and more toward a theory that every ballot is going to have either a NG or active/reserve military person assigned to ensure a fair election. If they are mailed then they will have someone in the post office assigned to receive and place in a ballot box. if live then a person at every polling station.

According to the federal US Election Assistance Commission, there were 174,252 precincts and 113,754 polling places in the 2004 US presidential election, with an average of approximately 800 voters per precinct. https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/pape...

It probably has changed since 2004, given that there was a realignment after the 2010 census.

However even if we double it (~350,000) or triple it (~525,000) we still would have more than enough military (NG, Active, & Reserve) to assign to each + enough left over for every post office. (~142k blue collection boxes, ~31k retail postal offices, and 42k zip codes).

The US military stands at: 1.4M active, 860k reserve, and ~330k NG. Some locations such as APO, FPO, embassies, and consulates already have personnel stationed so the overall number impacted may be reduced to an assigned duty.

Assume only the NG and Reserves are available then that would put it at ~1.2M without impacting active duty personnel activities. Enough for 3 at every polling station and 2 at every postal box, office, and zip.

Super basic tear down of the numbers... but way doable. And they would take extreme pride in it.

[Cats Pajamas]

The media are awful. Without your link I would have missed his remarks.

Thanks hippie.