Q Anon: 08/11/18 "Trust The Plan"

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[Jack Black]

As long as I mentioned it, here is the current status of the NXIVM cult prosecution. Hoping for more indictments here too.

This chart "undercounts" the connection of rich Mexicans in this cult. In particular the son of a former Mexican President apparently had a leadership position in the Cult, but has not been charged, perhaps because of extra-territoriality issues.

NIXVM Prosecutions

Name	Crimes	Status	Notes
Keith Raniere	sex trafficking, forced labor.	no bail, Trial: Oct. 1.	Cult Leader
Allison Mack	sex trafficking, forced labor.	Out on $5M bail, Trial: Oct. 1.	"Smallville" actress, Cult 2nd leader
Clare Bronfman	identity theft, money laundering,	out on $100M bail	Bronfman family ties to Clinton
Nancy Salzman	identity theft, money laundering,	Out on Bail, $5m	Cult Co-founder
Lauren Salzman	forced labor, extortion and wire fraud	Out on Bail, $5M	daughter of Nancy
Kathy Russel	identity theft, money laundering,	$25K bail not met, in jail	NXIVM's bookeeper

Notes:
2. All five above also charged with running a criminal racketeering enterprise in the superseding indictment.

[meyer]

Sister Mary Elephant has a message for you...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=-SsRtqHmYV8

[AZLiberty]

Unlike Bagster, who wades neck deep in it (perhaps even snorkels), I keep my distance from popular culture. Hence I had to look up the "M O O N" meme for myself.

A Stephen King character apparently says "M O O N spells xyzzy", where xyzzy can be practically anything. See Tom Cullen.

[Jack Black]

From the Daily Beast, no less. Inside the NXIVM Sex Cult’s Secret Plot to Take Over Mexico

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

:: Calling out the evil we need to too. ::

Heh. Heh, heh. He said "tutu". Heh, heh. Heh

[TEXOKIE]

Thank you for that link, TNPatriot!

[meyer]

There a lot of people who are convinced that if you have a 4 wheel drive, the laws of physics do not apply to you. A lot of them end up upside down in the median of interstates.

True story - Meyer was driving home from his night shift job at 6 AM one Sunday morning. The plows hadn't been out yet, and route 21, a 4-lane divided highway near Akron, had about 6-8 inches of fresh overnight snowfall on it.

Meyer was tooling along at around 40 mph in his 4WD Explorer, minding the conditions of the road. A pair of headlights appeared behind him, closing fairly rapidly. It was a Firebird, intent on making it somewhere before me. I stayed right and let him pass.

A couple of miles farther north, where 21 intersects with I-77, there is a long sweeping curve to the left. As I approached the blind curve, a scene unfolded in front of me - it was the said Firebird pointing the wrong direction, smack dab in the middle of the snowy field, headlights still lit, but the car no longer moving.

I tooted the horn as I tooled on by. Apparently, it was HE that had just gotten the lesson in physics. :)

[Defiant]

Is there a body, a grieving widow and parents, a funeral? Advancing that theory would requiring investigating those facts.

[generally]

I’m on the fence.

Either in Rosie territory or a MSM trap. 50/50.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Apparently, his bucket seats made him unaware of the effects of entering a curve at any speed.

[bitt]

+++++!

[generally]

Wow! That’s a heckuva transformation. Unrecognizable!

[Axenolith]

Or, don’t forget, that buying a $100,000+ car conveys Dale Earnhardt driving skills. I recall being amazed during the dot com boom at seeing 2 car accidents that had to be in the $250,000 damage range, on highway 17 out of Scott’s Valley.

[generally]

Bwahahahaha!

[TEXOKIE]

Well now we all may have to actually come to the Texokie Canteen you know. It sounds like such an inviting, warm and safe place for us Freeqs. Meowgraine may have put me down but I’m back and got good feelings about today so I will see you there girlfriend.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

:-D

You are welcome any time!

*texokie sets out a saucer of cream and a plate of crunchies for Cats Pajamas*

[Cboldt]

"M-O-O-N, that spells parade."

"The Stand," a novel by Stephen King.

[meyer]

I don’t get how these federal employees have life time rights to security clearance without just cause. Needs to be fixed.

I don't think that is true - I have a certain level of clearance, nowhere near security, but sensitive information may pass my hands that ought not be made public. Every 5 years, I get to fill out a lengthy form, which is followed by the feds calling the 3 acquaintances that I have listed as references, digging into my criminal record (or lack thereof), and checking my credit score. My side takes a half hour, they take a month or two.

The ironic thing is that if I had the same position in the private sector, no such clearance is required. For us, this is more of a tool that is available to (hopefully) weed out the deadwood. As if Uncle Sam ever does that.

[Axenolith]

C is probably the final arbiter of this but my understanding of law is that fraud vitiates ALL contracts and that, if followed to the letter, can get a lot of s*** done.

[Cboldt]

In the dynamics of braking, vehicle weight is transferred to the front, so the front tires have better traction. Having less traction, the rear tires slip more easily, and are more easily locked up.

Might be the same thing you are thinking of when you say the rear brakes are more efficient, but as far as the efficacy of braking a vehicle, the rear tires have less friction vs. the road than the fronts do.

[stylin19a]

“SES is pretty much just a pay scale ...”

kind of, and it should be, but...

we beat the SES question to death a few whiles ago on one of these “Q” threads.

Interesting document here.

https://aim4truth.org/2018/01/03/deep-state-shadow-government-revealed-senior-executive-service/

“The Senior Executive Service (SES) in 2016 had 8,156 members who were appointees. Obama appointed over 7,000 of them to these key positions”