Q Anon: (5/8/18) FRiendly Freeper Collaboration

qanon.pub ^ | 5/8/2018 | FReepers, vanity

[Aquamarine]

Iran Daily.com Not sure which article Q was pointing out but here is the site.

[STARLIT]

Manu Gomez-

IAF KC-707 3J6C tanker and King Air B200 Zufit active over #Israel.

Brasco_Aad ‏ -

Dozens upon dozens of #Israel/i Merkava tanks have been deployed on the border between #Syria and #Israel on the occupied Golan Heights.

I can see the Israelis invading #Quneitra Governorate to establish a so called buffer zone there very soon.

-GEROMAN 🇸🇾 - ‏ -

#Israels ongoing provocations should be answered by downing another plane... It is enough!

Kevork Almassian ‏ -

Heavy #Israeli flights in the Quneitra countryside now.

Aii-

Israeli airforce now flying above jolan, quonitra cs, daraa cs.

[STARLIT]

:^)!!!!!!!!

[MomwithHope]

bookmark

[edzo4]

thanks the link wasn’t working earlier, but I had seen the image of the article No_doll had posted,
that article mentioned the CEO of Rosatom visiting Iran

Rosatom of course is connected to uranium one and Hillary, makes we wonder if the visit was really already planned or if the deep state is afraid to talk by phone or email etc.

https://www.politico.com/story/2017/11/14/hillary-clinton-uranium-one-deal-russia-explainer-244895

What is the Uranium One deal?

The deal in question involves the sale of a Canadian company, Uranium One, with mining interests in the U.S. to Rosatom, Russia’s nuclear energy agency. The sale occurred in stages, beginning in 2009 when Rosatom purchased a minority stake in Uranium One, and continued in 2010, when the Russian agency took ownership of a 51 percent share of the company. In 2013, a third transaction gave Rosatom full ownership of Uranium One.

With its purchase of Uranium One, Rosatom assumed control of roughly 20 percent of uranium production capacity in the U.S. The current licenses issued to Rosatom’s U.S. subsidiaries, issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, prohibit the company from exporting uranium outside the country

What are the allegations of wrongdoing?

Controversy surrounding the deal largely pertains to 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, who was secretary of state in 2010 when the State Department signed off on Rosatom’s purchase of Uranium One. Several of Uranium One’s owners were also donors to the Clinton Foundation, giving $145 million to the charitable foundation, and critics have alleged that Clinton greenlighted the sale to appease donors to her family’s charity.

Connections between Clinton Foundation donors and Uranium One were first published in 2015 by The New York Times, which based its reporting in part on the book “Clinton Cash,” by Breitbart News senior editor-at-large Peter Schweizer.

The allegations resurfaced last October, when The Hill reported that the FBI was investigating Kremlin “bribery, kickbacks, extortion and money laundering designed to grow Vladimir Putin’s atomic energy business inside the United States.”

Is there any truth to the allegations?

As PolitiFact has laid out in great detail, there is no direct evidence of a quid pro quo among Clinton, the State Department, Rosatom and the Clinton Foundation donors with ties to Uranium One. Clinton has repeatedly denied any involvement in the State Department’s approval of the Uranium One sale, insisting that such approval was granted at lower levels of the department and would not have crossed the secretary’s desk.

Jose Fernandez, who was the assistant secretary of state for economic, energy and business affairs when the Uranium One deal was approved, told the Times that Clinton “never intervened with me on any [Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States] matter.”

Beyond the State Department, eight other government agencies approved the Uranium One sale.
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[ichabod1]

It should be noted that in less contentious times a prohibition like that could be waived by an Act of Congress, but in these times, yikes.

[greeneyes]

yep

[StormFlag]

9 May 2018
WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis on Wednesday expressed support for President Donald Trump’s decision to end America’s participation in the Iran nuclear deal, dismissing the pact as “inadequate.”

http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2018/05/09/mattis-backs-trump-iran-deal-inadequate-withdrawal-not-hasty-decision/

[greeneyes]

I remember that.

[smoky415]

Q - 10 Feb

JFK - Secret Socities.

Private: Clowns Clowns Clowns

Asia.
Goodbye.

See a relationship?

@WhiteHouse
Watch LIVE as President Trump participates in the Celebration of Military Mothers and Spouses event

history.com

9 May

Woodrow Wilson proclaims the first Mother’s Day holiday

Last Honeymooners episode airs

L. Ron Hubbard publishes Dianetics (Scientology)

Who is returning today from Asia?

[Jack Black]

Just stick around...... things are about to start moving fast....

Thanks! I intend to, and I sure hope they get moving fast, I'm ready!

[greeneyes]

Didn’t they report that Israel has opened the bomb shelters for Israeli’s too?

I really have a negative response to the term “occupied” regions.

Kinda like saying that the Southwestern USA is “occupied” region belonging to Mexico.

[TEXOKIE]

OMG.

350K commandos. Seems extremely hopeful for the circumventing of gleeful free-for-all bloodletting.

Dear God in Heaven, we praise you and ask that you take command of events unfolding in the Middle east. In His name we are grateful you hear us. Amen

[STARLIT]

The Jerusalem Post-

1h

Netanyahu: No basis to think Russia will limit Israel’s action in Syria

Netanyahu: No basis to think Russia will limit Israel’s action in Syria https://t.co/To5AtHK0St— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) May 9, 2018

In a briefing with reporters before flying back to Israel, Netanyahu said the main focus of the discussion was not President Donald Trump’s dramatic announcement on Tuesday that the US will withdraw from the Iranian nuclear deal, but rather the tension in the North as a result of Iran’s moves inside Syria.

“I wanted to clarify to the Russians what our considerations were in the various operations [in Syria],” Netanyahu said.

“It is difficult for me to describe to you the depth of my impression from that moving ceremony to mark the victory over Nazism,” he said. “We in Israel do not forget for a moment the great sacrifice of the Russian people and the Red Army in the victory over the Nazi monster.”

[Cats Pajamas]

grabbed this from twitter when I was looking for keystone stuff

[greeneyes]

Seems like the Middle East is getting serious about getting rid of the trouble makers/enemies.

I’ve often said that if USA had just let Israel go instead of the 6 days war and everything else since then, they’d have taken care of Iran already without USA boots on the ground.

[STARLIT]

Smoky it looks like you've earned the official award of Daily Q Drop News from Past to Present. Great JOB!

[Steven W.]

The MOAB turned out to be the MOAB ;)

[xone]

ph

[STARLIT]

I agree..I report from ALL views...and its interesting to see the scope of opinions.