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Today’s revisions and additions:
- Barr, William: (#2561) William Pelham Barr, age 68, is reportedly a staunchly conservative Republican attorney who once served as the 77th Attorney General of the United States from 1991 to 1993 during the administration of the late President George H. W. Bush. He is, according to media reports, the current front runner to be appointed as President Trumps next Attorney General succeeding Jeff Sessions. (See President George H.W. Bush, DOJ, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, President Trump).
- Cohen-Watnick, Ezra: (#1125, #1126, #2056, #2057, #2456, #2462) Newly Appointed advisor to Attorney General Sessions on counter-intelligence and counter-terrorismn. A former clandestine officer in the Defense Intelligence Agency, and previous senior director for intelligence for Trump’s National Security Council. Cohen-Watnick was lauded by Representative Devin Nunes, of the House Intelligence Committee as the source of proof of Trump being surveilled by the Obama White House. Q has just dropped his name alone in Q drop #2056. Q reiterates Cohen-Watnick's importance in Drop #2456. (See Devin Nunes, DIA, DOJ, Donald Trump, Jeff Sessions).
- Flynn, Michael: (#14, #2548) General Michael Flynn, fired National Security Advisor for Trump, ex-Director US Defense Intelligence Agency (Good Guy) Flynn has been indicted and now pleaded guilty to a charge of lying to the FBI even though the FBI agents who interviewed him testified before Congress that they did not think Flynn was being deceptive in any way. Flynn defended himself until he had exhausted all of his assets and was close to bankruptcy. He only capitulated when Special Counsel Mueller's team threatened to go after his son and other family members, at which time Flynn agreed to plead to these bogus charges. After months of waiting, on December 4, 2018, Special Counsel Robert Mueller finally transmitted charging documents and sentencing recommendations on Flynn to the trial judge, recommending a sentence of zero to twenty-four days imprisonment and a $5000 to $9500 for the charge of lying to the FBI. Mueller includes a recommendation for leniency even with those low guidances due to Flynn's record of cooperation with the investigations.
There are reports that contrary to Flynn being entirely free of Federal charges, a separate Federal Grand Jury has been empaneled under another Federal prosecutor in the Virginia Federal District to further indict him for writing an op-ed newspaper opinion referencing Turkey that the prosecutor claims could constitute lobbying without being registered as a foreign agent, an article which Flynn apparently failed to mention in his discussions with Mueller and is therefore not covered by immunity. There is apparently another outside prosecution in which Flynn is assisting which is more murky. (See Adam Lovinger, DIA, , Michael Flynn Jr., Robert Mueller). - Patten, Sgt. Matthew: (#2464, #2515) Broward County Florida Deputy Sheriff Sgt. Matthew Patten is the man who was reprimanded, demoted, and removed from the Sheriff's department's SWAT team for the offense and temerity of wearing a patch depicting the letter Q and the words "Question the Narrative" when meeting Vice-President Pence. Other members of the SWAT teams meeting Vice-President Michael Pence had self-selected patches but were not also disciplined; only Patten was singled out for punishment. Broward County is the location where seventeen high school students were killed in a mass murder this year at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School. (See Sherriff Scott Israel, Vice-President Michael Pence).
- Priestap, Bill: (#1288, #2552, #2558) Edward “Bill” Priestap is the former FBI Director of of Counterintelligence under former FBI Director James Comey. Priestep is now said to have "flipped" and is cooperating with investigators. Per Q: Bill Priestep is Peter Strzok's immediate supervisor. As a Cooperating witness some reports state he had been allowed to remain in his position but had, according to Q, had his power removed. In December of 2018, Priestap retired from the FBI. Preistap was the last remaining holdover who was involved in the Clinton eMail and Foundation investigations and coverups as well as possibly being involved in the spying on the Trump Campaign/Presidency, at least at the upper levels of the FBI and DOJ. (See James Comey, DOJ, FBI, IG Michael Horowitz, Peter Strzok).
- Scott Free: (#2543, #2544) A phrase used by President Trump in a Tweet on December 3, 2018 ostensibly excoriating his erstwhile attorney/fixer Michael Cohen for copping a plea bargain with the office of the Special Counsel for supposedly lying to Congress about when negotiations to build a hotel in Moscow, Russia, broke down in either early or mid-2016. The press went apoplectic, claiming that the phrase should actually be a hyphenated word "scot-free" rather than a two word phrase or name "Scott Free", asking "Who is 'Scott Free?'," and chortling as if they had caught Trump in another ignorant gaffe.
On the contrary, Q points out that Trump is again playing 4D chess while the MSM press is playing checkers by showing that Trump has sent the Anons and FreeQs another proof of the legitimacy of Q memes in a double meaning as "Scott Free" is the name of the production company formed by Ridley Scott, producer and Director of "White Squall," the source of the signature phrase and motto of the Qanon movement "Where We Go One, We Go All," turning their criticism on them. (See White Squall , WWG1WGA). - Sessions, Jeff: Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions under president Trump. (#8, #16, #20, #36, #85, #119, #151, #551, #570, #720, #801, #921, #987, #988, #1219, #1286, #1318, #1433, #1516, #1553, #1711, #1753, #1927, #1930, #1976, #1988, #2007, #2008, #2029, #2030,, #2072, #2125, #2165, #2165, #2197, #2204, #2205, #2211, 2319, #2321, #2324, #2326, #2369, #2381, #2397, #2452, #2453, #2455, #2462, #2479, #2506) Sessions was the 84th Attorney General of the United States, succeeding Loretta Lynch in that position. Sessions served as Attorney General from January 2017 until November 7, 2018, the day after the disastrous mid-term elections where the Democrats regain control of the House of Representatives, when he tendered his resignation. President Trump named Sessions' Chief of Staff, Matthew Whitaker, as Acting Attorney General, skipping over the current Deputy Attorney General Rodney Rosenstein, the person who would normally be named as acting Attorney General according to Department of Justice protocol.
Sessions had resigned from his fourth term as Republican U.S Senator for the State of Alabama to accept the position in President Trump's Cabinet. The day after confirmation, Sessions recused himself from any investigation having to do with the possibility of Russian collusion with the Trump Campaign to effect the results of the 2016 presidential election due to his having some contacts with the Russian Ambassador in his official Senate duties, and a momentary contact at a Trump campaign event where he again ran into the Ambassador. Legal scholars have since stated that Sessions received bad legal advice from the DOJ and need not have recused himself based on such official and fleeting contacts.
However, for purposes of the Russia/Trump 2016 election investigation, all such question devolve to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who for those issues is the Acting Attorney General. Legally, Session could reverse his recusal at any time. In other important actions, Sessions has appointed a special DOJ inspector general, Michael Horowitz to investigate corruption within the DOJ and the FBI, with special attention to the Hillary Clinton eMail case. He has also ordered an outside the Washington D.C. area U.S. Attorney to work with Horowitz, Utah AUSA John Huber, who has been assigned 470 prosecutors to prosecute those corrupt officials that are uncovered. Q points to a cumulative total to date of over 55,000 sealed "Indictments" that are pending action. Sessions also selected Ezra Cohen-Watnick as his DOJ counter-terrorism advisor which Q says is important. (See DOJ, FBI, Ezra Cohen-Watnick, AUSA John Huber, Loretta Lynch, Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, IG Michael Horowitz, Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Rod Rosenstein, President Trump). - Smith, Chelsey Marie: (#2472) Chelsey Marie sworn affidavit on November 3, 2016, before the 2016 presidential election, attesting to witnessing at least four employees with the awareness of supervisor Charlotte Shipman-Smith, and active involvement of named employee Mary Hall, all of the Broward County Supervisor of Elections office fraudulently and illegally entering votes on absentee ballots in a locked room called the "Pitney-Bowes Room", each working with stacks of blank ballots about one inch high on one side, marking them with official ballot pens, and then stacking completed ballots to the next side. She saw this activity on at least two days, implying this was an ongoing activity, resulting in thousands of fraudulent ballots and votes. After witnessing this activity, Smith was summarily fired with no explanation. Broward County has been notorious for election count delays, recount delays, and hanging chads, and other discrepancies in voting as well as irregularities in voting rules and regulations under the Democrat control of the Supervisor of Elections. Accusations of fraud have been frequently lodged against the Supervisor of Elections. In 2016, the Supervisor destroyed all the ballots soon after the election in contravention of the laws of Florida.
- Whitaker, Matthew: (#2462, #2468, #2495, #2496, #2501, #2525, #2548, #2555) Matthew Whitaker, former Chief of Staff to former Attorney General Jeff Sessions was named as Acting Attorney General of the United States by President Trump on November 7, 2018 after President Trump requested the resignation of Sessions. Whitaker's appointment as Acting AG was criticized by Democrats and some never-Trump Republican pundits due to his opposition to the appointment of Robert Mueller as the Trump/Russia investigation special counsel and Whitaker's past vocal and written criticism of the conflicts of interest of both Mueller and the man who had appointed Mueller to that post. Senate Democrat leader Senator Charles Schumer (N.Y.), as well as many other Democrats and some never-Trump Republicans, called for Whitaker to immediately recuse himself from all involvement in the Trump/Russia probe as Sessions had done to divorce himself from all oversight of the Mueller Special Counsel Office and leave Rod Rosenstein still in complete control. (See DOJ, Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, President Donald Trump).
- White Squall: (#513, #991, #1603, #2543, #2544) The likely source of Q's most important rallying cry: Where we go one, we go all., which Q has been using throughout the drops. Q, who is fond of double meanings, is probably also using it as a reference to the coming “Storm.” Two possible original sources, the original book and the movie which was derived from the book:
- The book: “White Squall - The Last Voyage of Albatross” by Richard Langford and Chuck Gieg (one of the few student survivors) about the loss of a school Brigantine sailing ship in 1961.The full quotation includes the line which was on the bell of the ship “Where we go one, we go all” is “If we don't have order, we have nothing. Where we go one, we go all.”(Thanks to FreeQ yesthatjallen for the hint of what to research). (See WWG1WWA).
- The movie: “White Squall”, (#1603), is a 1996 American disaster survival feature film, directed by Ridley Scott, is based on the book. Movie Trailer. It is a coming of age film in which a group of high school and college age teen-agers sign up for several months of training aboard a tall sailing ship, a brigantine, and travel around half the globe when suddenly they are challenged by a severe storm. The film stars Jeff Bridges in the role of the captain, called "Skipper", his wife played by Caroline Goodall, and a supporting cast portraying a group of nearly a dozen student sailors. (See WWG1WWA, Where we go one, we go all).
Revisions and Additions made In the Last LexiQon Update:
UPDATES IF YOU’VE ALREADY READ THEM.
- Judy Munro-Leighton: Judy Munro-Leighton was one of the Judge Brett Kavanaugh sexual misconduct accusers. For more complete information see the Munro-Leighton, Judy LexiQon Entry.
- Munro-Leighton, Judy: (#2394) Judy Munro-Leighton was one of the Judge Brett Kavanaugh sexual misconduct accusers who claimed that Kavanaugh, along with another teenage boy, had raped her multiple times in the back seat of a car when he and she were in high school. Upon questioning by U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee investigators, it became clear that Munro-Leighton was lying. In her mid seventies, not only was she a couple of decades older than Judge Kavanaugh and could not have shared highschool experiences with Kavanaugh, but as a life-long resident of Kentucky, she had never lived or visited any locations where she and Kavanaugh could have met or interacted, In addition, she was claiming to have written a handwritten anonymous letter that Senator Kamala Harris (D, California) had entered into the committee records and her knowledge of the details as detailed in the anonymous letter did not comport with the letter. After her sworn testimony, when confronted with these discrepancies in claims, Munro-Leighton, an avowed Democrat and Feminist Activist, admitted that she had never met kavanaugh and "just wanted attention." and "it seemed like a good idea," and "The cause was important." Committee Chairman Sen. Chuck Grassley has referred Munro-Leighton to the of Department of Justice for felony prosecution. (See Department of Justice, Senator Charles Grassley, Senator Kamala Harris, Justice Brett Kavanaugh).
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