Posted on 07/14/2018 12:08:42 AM PDT by ransomnote
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Some of the people will go look up Q when they and may ask their friends about Q. When the find out that some of their friends are following Q they will red pilled, gently red pilled. Don’t worry about the chaff.
Q is preparing the battlefield of public opinion and doing a good job at it. Be patient, the end of the Deep State is near.
I agree 100%.
ever seen the actors dramatically reading the text messages?
it seems like shortly after meeting with mueller she grows distant then she starts to get exposed in the media and a little later tells him to never text him again.
IMO, I think that would be about the time she turned, LOL smiley face...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xyPFfozPDE
the relevant part starts at about 31 minutes
The best reveal would be having RR + the Mule dropping on DS. I still hold out an ever slim sliver of hope that’s in the plan. But using them as the means by which to deliver the DS to justice would be good, too. The coming week(s) should be interesting!
Thanks for the info on gangs. It should make it easier to take them out when their turn comes. Centrally controlled organizations are always easier to take out.
Trump sitting in that chair was a message to Putin.
A warning to Putin about Poot’s Lebensraum ideas.
Yes but-—could be wrong-—that increase didn’t come in last year’s CR but in this year’s budget.
My understanding is that NO changes can be made in any line if a CR... but I know a US Senator. I’ll check.
I am not sure it is all bad as what I am seeing is basic team dynamics in operation. Q has been busy in Europe and team members chat until the next battle.
So then you have to ask why Trump doesn’t intervene.
Buffaloguy interprets everything perfectly ;)
Good one, thanks.
Gowdy says he won’t support Rosenstein impeachment
The chairman of the powerful House Oversight and Government Reform Committee said Sunday he doesn’t support a push by conservative lawmakers to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
“No. For what? Impeach him for what? No,” Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) said on CBS’ “Face the Nation.”
“I’ve had my differences with Rod Rosenstein. I talk to him quite often privately, which again is a lot more constructive than the public hearings we have,” Gowdy said. “He’s a Trump appointee. So is [Attorney General] Jeff Sessions. So is [FBI Director] Chris Wray. If President Trump is dissatisfied with Rod Rosenstein, he can fire him with a tweet.”
The deputy attorney general, who oversees special counsel Robert Mueller’s sprawling Russia probe and is a frequent target of President Donald Trump’s ire, has been accused by House Republicans of dragging his feet in responding to requests for documents related to Mueller’s work.
POLITICO reported last week that House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows (R-N.C.), Freedom Caucus founder Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and other conservatives are launching a new effort to oust Rosenstein and are putting the finishing touches on an impeachment filing.
Gowdy said he’s unsure there’s enough support for that in the House.
“I’m not convinced there is a movement,” Gowdy said. “I read about it in POLITICO and sometimes their sources are better than mine. But I’m not part of that.”
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