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Today’s revisions and additions:
- Binney, William: (#384, #770, #2129, #2130) is a former highly placed NSA technical director. He still has contacts within the NSA. Binney is one of the persons involved in the challenge to the NSA's Trailblazer controversy in which he and three other NSA employees, Thomas Drake, J. Kirk Wiebe, Ed Loomis, along with Diane Roark, a staff employee of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, had signed the report to the Defense Department Inspector General about waste, fraud, and abuse involving the Trailblazer project when Binney had already developed another system, ThinThread, which essentially accomplished the same thing. The five were accused of violation of the Espionage Act for their complaint and their homes were raided by the FBI. Later all accusations were dropped except one charge against Thomas Drake, a misdemeanor conviction.
Binney's contacts in the NSA have been telling his that the DNC's server and noting the time between when one file was copied and another was copied. The timing shows the speed of transmission. That speed is far too fast for any transmission over the Internet available at the location of that server. It matches the speed of local download to a device, either a USB Flash Memory Drive, or a USB Hard Drive, connected to a USB port on the server. It does NOT match the available speeds of any known Internet Connection over Ethernet or WIFI. Ergo, the files were copied locally by someone who had physics access to that server computer and then hand carried, shipped, or mailed, the purloined files out of the building by some means. This NSA analysis comports with other forensic IT specialists who have examined the Metadata of the files taken from the DNC's server and given to Wikileaks. (See DNC, DNC Breach, , , Trailblazer, Thomas Drake, Wikileaks). - Page, Lisa: (#1288) Lisa Page was an FBI attorney with the FBI's Office of the General Counsel assigned to Deputy Directory Andrew McCabe. She was the married mistress of the former Deputy Director of the Counterintelligence Division Peter Strzok. Page is now a cooperating witness and was allowed to resign in lieu of being fired, although Q reports on May 5, 2018 she was actually fired. Latest revelations come from delving deeper into the emails between Page and Strzok show that Page was not the passive bystander she may have seemed at first blush. Two emails from April of 2017 speak about Strzok and Page conferring on "media leak strategy" and then after a leak Strzok compliments Page on what apparently is her successful leaks about Carter Page, which Strzok makes obvious Strzok that Lisa Page was instrumental in assuring were published.
- April 10, 2017, Strzok to Page: “I had literally just gone to find this phone to tell you I want to talk to you about media leak strategy with DOJ before you go.”
- April 12, 2017, Strzok to Page: Strzok warns Page two articles are coming out, one which is “worse” than the other about Lisa’s 'namesake'.” Strzok added: “Well done, Page.”
- Strzok, Peter or PS: (#247, #1288) Peter Strzok is the former Deputy Assistant Director of the Counterintelligence Division, under Deputy Director for Counter Intelligence Edward "Bill" Priestap. Strzok was later transferred to Human Resources after the discovery of his texting of disparaging remarks about candidate and then later president Donald Trump to his FBI employee mistress Lisa Page when he was investigating Trump using his FBI issued cellular phone. Strzok was lead investigator on both
- Midyear Exam, the investigation of the Hillary Clinton use of an unauthorized private server to handle classified Department of State emails while she was Secretary of State, and
- Crossfire Hurricane, the Democrat trumped up accusation that candidate and later President Trump had colluded with the Russian Federation and its President Putin to steal the 2016 presidential election. Strzok was finally fired on August 13, 2018 for using that FBI issued phone for non-official purposes. Strzok was also a member of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia/Trump Probe. He participated in an illicit affair with Lisa Page, and may be behind everything at the FBI, as he was the agent who questioned both Hillary and Flynn, and was also involved in U1 investigation, etc. (#1288) Per Q: now a cooperating witness. Latest revelations come from delving deeper into the emails between Strzok and Page show that Page was not the passive bystander she may have seemed at first blush. Two emails from April of 2017 speak about Strzok and Page conferring on "media leak strategy" and then after a leak Strzok compliments Page on what apparently is her successful leaks about Carter Page, which Strzok makes obvious Strzok that Lisa Page was instrumental in assuring were published.
- April 10, 2017, Strzok to Page: “I had literally just gone to find this phone to tell you I want to talk to you about media leak strategy with DOJ before you go.”
- April 12, 2017, Strzok to Page: Strzok warns Page two articles are coming out, one which is “worse” than the other about Lisa’s 'namesake'.” Strzok added: “Well done, Page.”
Revisions and Additions made In the Last LexiQon Update:
- Drake, Thomas: (#2121) Thomas Andrews Drake is a former senior executive of the NSA who was charged in 2010 of violating the Espionage Act by supposedly "mishandling classified documents." Drake was actually part of an internal investigation involving the NSA's own Inspector General and was a whistleblower exposing wrongdoing within the NSA. He along with three other NSA employees, J. Kirk Wiebe, William Binney, Ed Loomis, along with Diane Roark, a staff employee of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, had signed the report to the IG about waste, fraud, and abuse in the Trailblazer project. Trailblazer was designed to track all cellphone and internet communications in the USA, yet a prototype already existed and the five were pointing out that repeating work that had already been done was a waste. The homes of all who signed the report to the IG were raided by the FBI, and all were threatened with prosecution. However, it was only Drake who was actually charged with violation of the Espionage act in 2010 because he had helped the signers with paperwork internally. The government also claimed Drake had spoken to a reporter. All five claimed the acts of the FBI and DOJ were acts of retaliation against whistleblowers in violation of the Whistleblower acts.
However, less than a year later, all charges were dropped after Drake pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor under the "Computer Fraud and Abuse Act," something that Jesselyn Radack of the Government Accountability Project (which helped represent him) called an "act of civil disobedience". Instead of going to prison as a spy, Drake became the 2011 recipient of the Ridenhour Prize for Truth-Telling and co-recipient of the Sam Adams Associates for Integrity in Intelligence (SAAII) award.
Q brings Thomas Drake to our attention in Q Drop #2121 to refute the veritas and official looking nature of a possibly "Paytriot" site which has produced a report using Drake's image and name to give it some gravitas called "Report For The President". Drake has Tweeted that he has nothing to do with this site or with the report, stating: "PSA: Heard http://reportforthepresident.org claiming I’m prominently behind it w/out my image on their website. However, I disavow ANY connection of ANY kind, am NOT part of their team, was never contacted & they’re using my name w/out my consent or permission in blatantly false advertising." Since Drake's rebuttal, his photo and name have apparently been removed from the site.
In addition, another potential "Paytriots" site, JOINT TASK FORCE - MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, is still using Drake's name and image to also give itself more weight than is justified by whomever it is that is behind it. Drake is also denying any connection with these frauds in another Tweet, where he said: "Brought to my attention that http://jtfmaga.com website has me prominently listed as part of their team. FALSE. Can categorically state I’m NOT on their team, am NOT part of #jtfmaga, was NEVER contacted by them & do NOT support them. Leaves major Qs about their integrity." (See Binney, Thomas, Trailblazer). - Microchip" (#2122, #2123, #2124) Microchip is an on-line Q debunking Twitter user who claims to be the Real Q. His attempts to prove he is Q are quite laughable as he show a depth of ignorance that is abysmal, which alone would disqualify him from being Q. His examples from past Q Drops have always been shown to be something he could manipulate on line in archives and they don't comport with archives kept by others. His claims of programing expertise, when shot down by others is always met by Microchip as being that he knows more about it than they do, even on basics he got wrong. He claims he does Q on entirely on an iOS device. If that were true, the links to YouTube Q posts would be to mobile sites, they aren’t, the URL’s are to destop sites. (See Jack Pocobiec).
- Pocobiec, Jack: (#2122) Jack Pocobiec is a is an American correspondent for the American conservative cable news television channel, One America News Network.[2][3] He has been described by some as an internet troll[4] and conspiracy theorist[5] known primarily for his controversial and pro-Donald Trump comments on Twitter. Procobiec is an associate of Alex Jones and Jerome Corsi, and has lately been a Q "debunker," supporting the claims of another Twitter member who goes by the sobriquet of "Microchip" to be the real Q. Microchip's claims have been debunked by numerous other Q supporters and his predictions of what Q will do or say next have never been accurate. Yet Pocobiec keeps pushing it. His latest attempt is pointing to a 2017 Breitbart article that Microchip claims to have linked to on Twitter two days before Breitbart actually published it. Why that September 14/16 2017 article dispute would have any probative value about Q is questionable, when Q did not appear until October 27, 2017. That shows the lack of knowledge both pocobiec and Microchip are playing with in their debunking. Q provides a link on making a fake chat logs, which are the prime means of Microchip's proofs he said something before Q,. (See Alex Jones, Jerome Corsi, Microchip).