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Posted on 08/25/2019 4:03:20 PM PDT by ransomnote
Thank.
Eividence that the crimes were a lot more than young teenage girls (which is bad enough).
found on twitter
I have listened to this person before but I don't know his track record is. You're right, it would be nice if he was correct.
While I lean heavily that Epstein is dead, I haven't completely ruled out a military covert ops. Since there was a previous attempt on Epstein's life, they may have felt the need to get him out of there. They may also want it for optics to make the deep state think a damaging witness is out of the way so they relax and make more mistakes.
CGato
Good news. Her name recognition would make her formidable...even though she has absolutely nothing to recommend her for the job.
David Wilcock is another "fringe" character of mixed reliability & here's a link where he mentions David Zublick:
https://in5d.com/david-wilcock-2019-and-beyond/
A duckduck search on Zublick's accuracy results in:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=DAVID+ZUBLICK+ACCURACY&atb=v153-1&ia=web
I think most rating sites are pretty hard on Zublick but then most seem to be pretty hard on conservatives generally.
I think I tend to take him with a grain of salt but also keep some of his more convincing stuff in the back of my mind to see what evolves related to his claims. Lots of fringe folks have turned out accurate beyond the wildest expectations. Life is not in tidy little boxes.
Seconded !
sacrificed to ward off climate change. Oh no! Too Wet! My crops are growing too large!
Horowitz news. Opinion piece by Byron York.
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Justice Department inspector general has done separate report on James Comey
The Justice Department inspector general is preparing to release a report on the conduct of fired FBI Director James Comey in the Trump-Russia investigation, according to a number of sources with knowledge of the situation. The specific timing of the report’s release is not clear.
The Comey report is separate from a larger inspector general report on the DOJ’s handling of the Trump-Russia probe. That report, sometimes referred to by Republicans as an investigation into “FISA abuse,” is expected to be released later.
It is not clear why the inspector general, Michael Horowitz, chose to write a separate report on Comey.
Among other things, Comey has been under investigation for his handling of several memos he wrote memorializing conversations with President Trump. The memos began in January 2017, when Trump was still president-elect, and continued until April 2017, the month before Trump summarily fired the FBI director.
Comey’s memos were, at the least, confidential FBI documents, and at most, in some cases, classified. Comey told Congress that he sent some of the memos to a friend for the purpose of being leaked to the New York Times. Comey hoped media reports would set off a firestorm that would ultimately result in the appointment of a special counsel to investigate the Trump-Russia matter.
That is precisely what happened with the appointment of Robert Mueller.
It is not clear what conclusions Horowitz has reached about Comey’s actions. Horowitz earlier referred the Comey memo matter to the Justice Department for possible prosecution, but Justice officials declined to go forward.
Comey was also part of the process, much scrutinized by Republicans, through which the FBI sought and received a secret court warrant to wiretap short-term Trump campaign adviser Carter Page. The FBI cited allegations from the now-discredited Steele dossier as part of its application for the warrant. That action drew much criticism from Republicans and was ultimately one of the main shapers of the inspector general’s assignment.
Sources say the Comey report will deal just with Comey’s memos and not his broader role in the Trump-Russia investigation. As for Horowitz’s main report, it is still unclear precisely what it will cover and when it will be made public.
That gap betwixt her teeth and the broad broad shoulders make her very memorable. Look at her once and you don’t forget.
I think David Wilcock was supposed to be the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce.
I’m sure it will find that he made some very bad decisions and had a distinct lack of candor, but that no prosecutor in their right mind would ever bring a case against him.
Get used to it people they were allowed to do what they did.
Bagster was right that there was going to be a separate report on Comey.
I can’t wait to see it.
And, we find out that the McCabe referral for prosecution is still under consideration, not circular filed.
Small wins, but wins none the less.
Looks like the dems fund-raising efforts might have hit a wall? (Union busts) “piles of cash found” [snicker]
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FBI raids two UAW presidents’ homes as part of nationwide sweep in corruption probe
https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/2019/08/28/uaw-president-gary-jones-fbi-raid/2140270001/
FBI and IRS agents raided the home of UAW President Gary Jones in metro Detroit early Wednesday as part of a nationwide sweep of sites tied to the autoworker union.
Agents also raided the California home of Dennis Williams, who preceded Jones as UAW chief; the union’s northern Michigan conference center; and additional UAW locations in Wisconsin and Missouri.
The raids were a major step as federal officials ramped up their corruption investigation of the autoworkers union — which is in the midst of contract negotiations with Detroit automakers.
As many as a dozen agents collected evidence from Jones’ home on Wildrose Drive in Canton, and would remain there “as long as it takes,” Special Agent Mara Schneider said from the site late in the morning. The search lasted six hours.
She declined to say whether Jones, 62, was home when agents arrived or during the raid. The agents conducted what is called a “knock and announce” protocol.
One neighbor, 47-year-old J. Kevin Telepo, became so intrigued that he grabbed his Swarovski binoculars, sat in his dining room and zoomed in on Jones’ garage. That’s where he saw FBI agents combing through all sorts of stuff: cash, a golf bag and what appeared to be a safe, he said.
Telepo said he saw the agents counting “wads” of cash. He texted his wife and neighbors about the raid.
“FBI raiding neighbor’s house” read the first text.
“What did he do?” responded his wife.
He wrote back: “Not sure. FBI & IRS. Pile of cash in garage.”
The raids presumably are linked to an ongoing scandal that’s been centered on misspent money intended for use by the union’s joint training center with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, but has expanded in recent weeks to include vendor contracts and to touch officials tied to the union’s General Motors training center.
The scheme redirected millions of dollars meant for worker training to goodies for former union and company officials. Nine people have been charged so far.
Besides Jones’ home, agents were at the union’s Black Lake Conference Center, a 1,000-acre resort in northern Lower Michigan that includes a golf course, where the UAW is building an opulent cottage for Williams as a perk of his retirement last year.
The center near Onaway, subsidized by interest from the union’s strike fund, has bled tens of millions of dollars over the years.
The Free Press confirmed that Williams’ home in Corona, California, also was raided. Williams’ name surfaced in the scandal last year.
[more at link]
Thanks!
Re: prize winning shot of Pelosi
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Black and white because there is no grey to her offenses.
Last weekend I saw “Ready or Not”
I must say it reminded me of the sick world of the Rothschilds and Vanderbilts
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7798634/?ref_=inth_ov_tt
Anyone else see?
He’s certainly associated with many very wild claims.
FWIW Pieczenik thinks Epstein was exfiltrated:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3zrc-8_Bsk
And while you’re at it, here’s a good, in-depth Pieczenik interview:
https://mp3s.nashownotes.com/WAC-02-2019-08-14-Final.mp3
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