To: TXBubba; ransomnote; Cats Pajamas; greeneyes; bagster; generally; Wneighbor; mairdie; Swordmaker; ..

Another thought on what does a dog do with a bone. Could Maxine be the dog? And could she have buried her bone aka treasure? Has she buried something? I think we need to dig into the finances.

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Good thinking! Dogs bury bones.
And of course, “like a dog with a bone” can mean someone WILL NOT let something go.

Sometimes dogs also will dig to find bones.

281 posted on 02/12/2019 12:17:29 PM PST by TEXOKIE

BTW: This is featured in bold red font center of Drudge Report:

LAWYER: MUELLER WILL SAY NOTHING! 'WILL NOT ISSUE REPORT'

Yeah, but the story at the link does not >quite< match the headline on Drudge.

282 posted on 02/12/2019 12:18:43 PM PST by Chuckster (._ _. ._ _ ._. .. _ _ _ _)

🤣🤣🤣

Behind every funny meme lies a kernel of truth.

Or does it?

Bagster

283 posted on 02/12/2019 12:19:19 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

Newsome just ki-bashed the bullet train.

284 posted on 02/12/2019 12:19:23 PM PST by Cletus.D.Yokel (Catastrophic, Anthropogenic Climate Alterations: The acronym explains the science.)

:: or she keeps her stolen booty there ::

Thanks for THAT image in my head...

285 posted on 02/12/2019 12:20:13 PM PST by Cletus.D.Yokel (Catastrophic, Anthropogenic Climate Alterations: The acronym explains the science.)

Oh, p.s. guys.

There's tons of discussion on the Wighat/Dog/Bone drop.

What about the other big ones? I'll need reportage on the next Oracle.

#EditorsSpeechToTheNewsroom

#HeadsOffToPressRoom

Bagster

286 posted on 02/12/2019 12:22:31 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

To: bagster; ransomnote; Cats Pajamas; greeneyes; generally; Wneighbor; mairdie; Swordmaker; ...

I just had a thought on “You are the news now”.

Q has used that phrase several times, and I was originally thinking that “You” was “the people” or “the Q movement”.

But, at least in this case, it may be referring to Wighat Waters. He posts her financials then says “You are the news now”.

Anyway, just a thought.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

I like it, baggie!

287 posted on 02/12/2019 12:30:10 PM PST by TEXOKIE

To: USMC79to83; All

I like this.
The PDF is the bone and it’s up to FReeQs and Anons to dig

Where’s Texokie?

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LOL! Doing a survey!.... and I’m seeing some mighty fine digging already from you Fine FREeQs!

288 posted on 02/12/2019 12:33:28 PM PST by TEXOKIE

https://oig.justice.gov/press/2019/2019-02-12.pdf

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 12, 2019
DOJ OIG Releases Procedural Reform Recommendation for the FBI Concerning
the Collection and Retention of Text Messages Sent To or From FBI-Issued Mobile Devices
Department of Justice (DOJ) Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz announced today the
release of a Procedural Reform Recommendation (PRR) for the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI) concerning the collection and retention of text messages sent to or from FBI-issued mobile
devices. The DOJ Office of the Inspector General (OIG) releases PRRs when, through its
investigative work, it identifies a systematic weakness in Justice Department operations,
programs, policies, procedures, or practices, and has a recommendation to address the
identified problem.
Today’s PRR arises out of the DOJ OIG’s work that resulted in the June 2018 report, A Review of
Various Actions by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Justice in Advance of
the 2016 Election, in which the OIG found significant issues with the reliability of the FBI’s
application for collecting text messages sent to or from FBI mobile devices. The OIG further
described these issues in its December 2018 Report of Investigation: Recovery of Text Messages
from Certain FBI Mobile Devices, in which the OIG stated that it would be submitting today’s
PRR to the FBI.
The PRR released today is available under “Recent Reports” on the OIG’s website and at the
following link: https://oig.justice.gov/reports/2019/i1902.pdf.

289 posted on 02/12/2019 12:37:58 PM PST by Steven W.

To: Cletus.D.Yokel

Well, we can't leave it at "meh!"

290 posted on 02/12/2019 12:41:40 PM PST by TEXOKIE

To: Enigo54; BiggBob

Thank you for letting me know the meaning of the EOP and The ODNI

291 posted on 02/12/2019 12:44:48 PM PST by KMac1945 (99% Lurker, before joining FR lurked since 2008)

To: Cletus.D.Yokel; bagster

from:Associated Press
February 12, 2019 at 3:09 PM

Newsom said Tuesday in his State of the State address it “would cost too much and take too long” to build the line long championed by his predecessor, Jerry Brown. Latest estimates pin the cost at $77 billion and completion in 2033.

Newsom says he wants to continue construction of the high-speed link from Merced to Bakersfield in California’s Central Valley. He says building the line could bring economic transformation to the agricultural region.

And he says abandoning that portion of the project would require the state to return $3.5 billion in federal dollars.

Newsom also is replacing Brown’s head of the board that oversee the project and is pledging to hold the project’s contractors more accountable for cost overruns.

292 posted on 02/12/2019 12:45:28 PM PST by Oratam

Wow, Steven. That report looks almost EXACTLY like what Q was talking about in post #2700, doesn't it?

(partial)

Setting up new checks & balances and oversight designed to increase transparency?
Q

Bagster

293 posted on 02/12/2019 12:45:33 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

Horowitz discovered previously unknown database contained text messages...

DETAILS
The Problem
The OIG requested from the FBI text messages of, among others, two employees in
connection with the Pre-election Review. When the OIG received the text message production
from FBI, there was a time period of several months for which FBI did not produce text
messages for mobile devices used by the two FBI employees. The FBI informed the OIG that it
was aware that there were deficiencies in its collection application and that it was changing the
model of the mobile device issued to FBI employees as part of a regular technical refresh and to
mitigate the problem. However, the OIG later learned that, even after upgrading to new devices,
the data collection tool utilized by the FBI was still not reliably collecting text messages from
approximately 10 percent of more than 31,000 FBI-issued mobile devices.
In addition, during the OIG’s forensic examination of FBI mobile devices that were used
by the two employees, the OIG discovered a database on the mobile devices containing a plain
text repository of a substantial number of text messages sent and received by those devices.

Neither ESOC nor the vendor of the application was aware of the existence, origin, or purpose of
this database. OIG analysis of the text messages in the database compared to ESOC productions
of text messages during the same time periods when the collection tool was functional identified
a significant number of text messages found in the database that were missing from the ESOC
production. Furthermore, the Subject Matter Expert with whom the OIG consulted in connection
with its forensic analysis of the devices identified additional potential security vulnerabilities
regarding the collection application. The OIG has provided these findings to the FBI.

Existing FBI Policy
FBI Policy Directive 0423D, Section 8.5.5 states in part: “if employees need to access e-
communications that, for whatever reason, have not been preserved, they should address requests
to retrieve text messages . . . to the Security Division’s Enterprise Security Operations Center
(ESOC).” Although this directive designates ESOC as the repository for text messages, there is
no specific policy that requires ESOC to collect and retain text messages.
RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Amend the existing FBI Policy Directive to formally designate an entity to be responsible
for text message collection and retention.
2. Conduct additional research and testing of the current collection tool application with the
mobile devices deployed by the FBI or seek by other means, in coordination with the
collection tool’s vendor, to improve reliability of collection and preservation of text
messages sent to and from FBI-issued devices, with a goal of 100 percent text message
collection and preservation, to the extent technically feasible.
3. Conduct additional research and testing, or seek by other means, prior to procurement of
any new collection tool to be used by the FBI to collect and preserve text messages sent
to and from FBI-issued devices, with a goal of 100 percent text message collection and
preservation, to the extent technically feasible.
4. Coordinate with the collection tool vendor to ensure that data collected by the tool and
stored on the device is saved to a secure or encrypted location.
5. Verify and address the security vulnerabilities identified by the Subject Matter Expert
with whom the OIG consulted, which have been provided to the FBI. Current and future
mobile devices and data collection and preservation tools should be tested for security
vulnerabilities in order to ensure the security of the devices and the safekeeping of the
sensitive data therein.

294 posted on 02/12/2019 12:47:00 PM PST by Steven W.

Its almost like “Q” knows things! ;)

295 posted on 02/12/2019 12:48:42 PM PST by Steven W.

Well, now he can take care of his ‘mom’.

296 posted on 02/12/2019 12:48:44 PM PST by xone

"""What does a dog do when he/she has a bone? You are the news now. Q I just had a thought on "You are the news now". Q has used that phrase several times, and I was originally thinking that "You" was "the people" or "the Q movement". But, at least in this case, it may be referring to Wighat Waters. He posts her financials then says "You are the news now". Anyway, just a thought. Eh?

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"POTUS has bypassed the media gatekeepers to speak to people directly. Trump has awakened THE PEOPLE" - Anons

I've been mullering over possible double meanings and might need another box of Context as my brain be dribbling.

I'm thinking it's like this:

I've been doing the 3Ruskie-bot ctrl+f dance for "news"

https://qanon.pub/?q=news

Lot of mentions of FAKE (nGAY) news. Now why do MSM and FAKE MAGA do that unlesson you were trying to cover up the truth?

Behind in my reading and processing so I'm still open.

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Side note: Saw anons discussing "keystone". There may not be "a" keystone, but many keystones. If you look for the "keystone" in a Q drop, or any construct, you're looking for the main idea that holds up the whole argument or construct.

Find the keystone:

https://qanon.pub/?q=keystone

Where All Dogs Dig Some Gets Bones

Some dogs cover. Some dogs uncover. Moves, countermoves.

#WADDSGB #UNLEASHTHEQ-HOUNDS #BURY[THEY]ASS

297 posted on 02/12/2019 12:48:53 PM PST by haffast (Alternate universes held together by porridge.)

To: Cletus.D.Yokel

Surprising that the stretch between Bakersfield and Merced is going through as planned.

I'm no scholar of California geography but isn't the Central Valley the least populated part of the state?

298 posted on 02/12/2019 12:49:27 PM PST by Oratam

I’m seeing reports elsewhere that by leaving that section “active” they keep $3.7B in federal funds

299 posted on 02/12/2019 12:51:13 PM PST by Steven W.

Thanks for that update Oratam. I haven't followed that story. God forbid CA should return federal dollars.

Sorry about wasting your billions, my fellow Americans.

#SomebodyHasToApologizeToRealAmerica

#CaliforniaSucks

Bagster

300 posted on 02/12/2019 12:54:09 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

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