Here's what he yelled:
Posted on 08/01/2019 10:14:16 AM PDT by ransomnote
Does anyone recall this from the rally last night?
Trump pre-rally speaker Brandon Straka said “Where we go one, we go all.”
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Couldn’t watch..nice catch! And thanks for the Val Jarret link BiggBob. Responses are great! And Q didn’t even link to it!
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The lobbying firm run by Boris Johnson’s close ally Sir Lynton Crosby has secretly built a network of unbranded “news” pages on Facebook for dozens of clients ranging from the Saudi government to major polluters, a Guardian investigation has found.
In the most complete account yet of CTF Partners’ outlook and strategy, current and former employees of the campaign consultancy have painted a picture of a business that appears to have professionalised online disinformation, taken on a series of controversial clients and faced incidents of misogynistic bullying in its headquarters.
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Everyone should remember that The Guardian is a hardcore commiepuke news outlet. Pedal to the metal kind.
Here are a couple quotes from article, note their hatred of MbS and the support of Kashoggi. I wonder if this outfit posted actual news about MbS, very likely that is what provoked The Guardian’s ire. Some of these other cliams such as claims (against cyclists???) would benefit from direct quotes etc. It sounds as though the greatest crime was pushing pro-Brexit.
Another point is that commies always claim the Saudis are the bad guys in Yemen, whereas it is obvious to any rational human that the bad guys are the Iranians and those they arm and train to take over Yemen, any human rights abuses there would need to be looked at very carefully before accepting anything the Guardian spews. In fact just a couple of days ago I saw a report that the Houthis (Shia rebels armed and trained by Iran) are recruiting boys and arming them, the boy I saw in a photo I saw looked 12 or younger.
In a hair pulling contest between The Guardian and (anyone else/fill in the blank) I would assume The Guardian is the bad guy and liar unless there is compelling evidence from another, unbiased source.
From the article:
The news follows the Guardian’s April report that Crosby’s company was behind a series of hugely influential pro-Brexit Facebook groups, which spent as much as £1m seeding the idea of a no-deal exit from the EU in the minds of the British public.
How the company took millions of pounds from the Saudi Arabian government in 2018 to burnish the reputation of crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has subsequently been implicated in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
How the company worked with the party of former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak, who has since been implicated in one of the world’s biggest-ever corruption scandals, in the run-up to the country’s last general election. Razak has denied any wrongdoing.
CTF’s role in political campaigns in countries criticised for their human rights records, ranging from Zimbabwe to Sri Lanka to war-torn Yemen.
How CTF specialises in fighting regulation by seeking to influence key politicians, with campaigns in support of coal power, tobacco, and against cyclists.
Thank you.
I did a search on this, ended up at the Epoch Times, and then came across this August 1 update on a topic that was mentioned on the Q thread some time ago:
Arizona Copper Mine Project Blocked by Judge After Decade of Collecting Permits
In this post, Bagster's (or is it Cletus's) no-homo ex-wife haffast suggests:
Q Team, also look into the Resolution Copper giveaway attached to the 2015 NDAA Flake and No-Name pushed through after it had been stalled for ten years. Bound to be some back door laundered money through Clinton Global Initiative from AUS and UK with Bill Clinton and Alexander Downer’s help to get that 10 year old stalled copper theft done.Surely there is some snow to pack onto the snowball there?
Or did all that money go into human and drug trafficking through AZ?
Perhaps Q listened.
Thanks. Great info. New to me.
New topic: Elijah Cummings addresses break-in, saying he yelled to scare off intruder
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so crickets from EC until Trump tweeted about it. Then within hours a statement.
“I was notified of the intrusion by my security system, and I scared the intruder away by yelling before the person gained entry into the residential portion of the house.“
1. How common are break-ins in his district?
2. How common at 3:40 a.m.?
3. Does it seem targeted? Or have there been multiple break-ins in this area?
4. Yeah, if I were a 68 year old geezer I would definitely be yelling at unknowns breaking into my house at 3:40 a.m. /s (Of course nobody every claimed he was the brightest bulb on the string.)
5. “residential portion” What would the “non-residential portion” be? Ok, maybe a garage?? But who talks like that?
Joe diGenova: Barr’s Comey decision was the right call. But this is just the beginning
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/joe-digenova-barr-james-comey-leaks-decision.amp
The decision not to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey over his deliberate leaks to the media isn’t a sign of weakness or lack of will, but of the professionalism and well-reasoned restraint of President Trump’s Department of Justice.
Attorney General Bill Barr’s number one goal since taking the helm at the DOJ has been to restore the impartial and professional ethos that has characterized that agency for more than 200 years.
He is working diligently to cleanse it of the stain of politically driven vindictiveness that Obama-era officials created by grossly mishandling the Clinton email investigation, and then, even more egregiously, orchestrating the series of events that led to the Russiagate witch hunt.
Before this “investigation of the investigators” is over, there will undoubtedly be many cases of misconduct that warrant criminal prosecution. Comey’s, however, was not one of them.
The quest for truth is far more important than the pursuit of retribution against an already-disgraced FBI official whose behavior in office was unbecoming of any public official. There are many of us who want to see James Comey before a jury or in a jail cell, but like Attorney General Barr, I’m more interested in seeing a full and complete accounting of the malfeasance that took place at the DOJ during and after the 2016 presidential campaign.
The release of a pending report by Inspector General Michael Horowitz is, by all accounts, imminent. The product of more than 16 months of investigation, that report will cover far more devious schemes than Comey’s leaking — Horowitz is finally going to reveal the truth about the dishonest handling of FISA spy-warrant applications against Trump associates.
Horowitz, like Barr, is a true professional. His intrepid work revealed to the world the whole picture of Comey’s number two, Andy McCabe, whose own improper leaks to the media got him fired just days before he would have been eligible for a government pension. It was his extensive investigation through which we learned the full extent of FBI Agent Peter Strzok and DOJ lawyer Lisa Page’s anti-Trump text exchanges that disqualified Strzok from further participation in Special Counsel Mueller’s probe.
The investigation of the investigators is only just now coming into focus. We already know there was wrongdoing throughout the Obama DOJ, and that it continued among the holdovers from that era after the 2016 election — and we know that it fueled the most pernicious conspiracy theory in modern American history. Some of that wrongdoing may well be prosecutable.
If and when such cases arise, the president’s supporters will be glad that Attorney General Barr and his team exercised such restraint in the Comey case. The American people will now be assured that any prosecutions that do go forward will be well-founded, readily provable, and completely devoid of the taint of politics.
bkmk
Winner winner, chicken dinner!
What a fun read. Thank you
https://timothyschwartzhaiti.com/ttff-breadfruit-haiti/
breadfruit factories appear to be fake. totally fake.
See pics at link. I’ve seen cattle run-ins that were more deluxe than that “factory” or “facility”.
* The political hack team put together clearly had total disregard for the scope of the work.
* The team crafted the report as a political manifest, not a legal bill of particulars on suspected law-breaking.
* As I stated many times, even at the beginning, this Mueller exercise was a tax-payer funded, using unlimited resources, was designed a free oppo-research arm of the DNC in preparation for the 2018 and 2020 election cycles.
* The process, regardless of outcome, was to harass and hinder the Trump Administration.
* The process, regardless of outcome, was to slow down and hinder any Congressional oversight investigations (when the Republicans held the House). "We can't talk about (X) because (insert topic here) is under Federal investigation.
* The report was to give cover to unlawful spying (C_A, F_I) on the Trump Campaign, President Elect Trump's staff, and the early days of the Trump White House.
Wow!
(Wiki) Tom Cullerton is a member of the Illinois Senate representing the 23rd district since 2013. The 23rd district spans northern DuPage County and includes all or parts of Addison, Bloomingdale, Bartlett, Carol Stream, Glendale Heights, Hanover Park, Itasca, Roselle, Villa Park, West Chicago, Wayne and Wood Dale. Prior to his service in the Illinois Senate he was the Village President of Villa Park from 2009 to 2013 and served one term as a village trustee from 2005 to 2009. His cousin, John Cullerton, currently serves as President of the Senate.
You mean he didn't use Slow-Joe's instructions to his wife Jill? Get a double-barrel shotgun and blast a few rounds off your balcony.
Here's what he yelled:
1.8 billion everywhere. And wasn't the amount of aid to EC's district 18 billion? (not 1.8, but similar number)
So I left.
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