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Bill Binney States that the NSA Has 32 Pages of Communications Between Seth Rich and Julian Assange, As Revealed by a FOIA Request

“Ty Clevenger has FOIAed information from NSA asking for any data that involved both Seth Rich and also Julian Assange.

And they responded by saying we’ve got 15 files, 32 pages, but they’re all classified in accordance with executive order 13526 covering classification, and therefore you can’t have them.

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ThankQ!

How can there be communications between SR + JA and not have any follow-through? ??? ?!?!?!?!?

This adds to a suspicion I've had since reading the Mule report. In the last thread it was commented on that the Mule report was reportedly written in large at least by Weismann & it reads like the fake "dossier" with extra color thrown in like Podesta e-mails were dumped at the time of the Access Hollywood video, which has no other basis for inclusion (why was that there?)

I've always believed that this is the greatest sting in the history of the earth but the question is whether [RR] & the Mule were leading it or its first targets. That question remains today (and possibly forever lol)

What if The Plan involves having Weismann & Co. play this all out, even to include the report, itself, with its flimsy mention of SR, etc.. ... only to have the tablecloth pulled from the table?

In that case this holiday weekend report landing could even further set the stage for the big reveal, coming (very) soon!

http://foiaproject.org/case_detail/?title=on&style=foia&case_id=31538

Case Title Clevenger v. U.S. Department Of Justice et al
District Eastern District of New York
City Brooklyn
Case Number 1:2018cv01568
Date Filed 2018-03-14
Date Closed Open
Judge Magistrate Judge Lois Bloom
Plaintiff Ty Clevenger
Case Description Ty Clevenger, an attorney, submitted FOIA requests to the Department of Justice and the FBI for records concerning Seth Rich, who was murdered in Washington DC in July 2016. The Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys told Clevenger it would not search for records without proof of Rich’s death. Clevenger filed an administrative appeal with the Office of Information Policy, which reversed EOUSA’s original denial. The FBI told Clevenger that it could find no records pertaining to Rich. Clevenger submitted a FOIA request to the National Security Agency for records concerning correspondence sent by the agency to Congress pertaining to Rich and others. The agency indicated it was processing Clevenger’s request, but after hearing nothing further for the NSA, Clevenger filed suit against all the agencies.

2019-03-07 ORDER: Defendants’ counsel writes to request an extension of time for service of defendants’ summary judgment motion. ECF No. 23 . The request is granted. The Court adopts the parties’ proposed briefing schedule for one consolidated summary judgment motion. Defendants’ counsel shall serve their motion for summary judgment on plaintiff by June 7, 2019. Plaintiff shall serve his response on defendants’ counsel by July 8, 2019. Defendants’ counsel shall serve their reply on plaintiff and file the fully briefed motion for summary judgment by July 29, 2019. A courtesy copy of the fully briefed motion for summary judgment shall be delivered to chambers by that same date. Defendants are reminded that Local Rule 56.2 requires special notice to a pro se litigant regarding a motion for Summary Judgment. Ordered by Magistrate Judge Lois Bloom on 3/7/2019. (Burks, Jory) (Entered: 03/07/2019)

I’ve said this before but am gonna say it again, even though I may be completely wrong...

Imo, the timing of the Mueller Report being put out to the public *and* Assange getting scooped up is just too tight to be accidental.

Also, seems to me that if the Assange arrest was an actual arrest and not an extraction staged to look like an arrest, he wouldn’t have been allowed to hold a book in his cuffed hands and flash the cover like he did.

Then there’s the Q drop at about the same time that ends with “We have the source”.