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Today’s revisions and additions:
- Alex Hardiman: (#2059) Alex Hardiman is head of Facebook’s news products. She announced her departure on Wednesday, August. Hardiman had been at Facebook for what she called "two deeply gratifying years," and will join The Atlantic. She is one of the seven or more senior Facebook executives jumping ship in 2018. (See Facebook).
- Alex Stamos: (#2059) Alex StamosAlex Stamos, chief security officer at Facebook, formally stepped down in August 2018 following earlier rumors of his departure and an internal memo to staff. Stamos is one of the seven or more senior Facebook executives jumping ship in 2018. (See Facebook).
- Colin Stretch: (#2059) Colin Stretch, Facebook's top lawyer, announced he'd be leaving the company after more than eight years. As general counsel, Stretch represented Facebook before Congress to address Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Stretch is one of the seven or more senior Facebook executives jumping ship in 2018. (See Facebook).
- Dan Rose: (#2059) Dan Rose is Facebook's Vice President of partnerships is one of their earliest executives having joined the company in 2006. He says he is leaving to join his family in Hawaii. Rose is one of the seven or more senior Facebook executives jumping ship in 2018. (See Facebook).
- Elliot Schrage: (#2059) Elliot Schrage Facebook’s Director of communications and public policy, said in June he was leaving Facebook after more than 10 years. He is taking with him one the top communications executives, Rachel Whetstone. They are two of the seven or more senior Facebook executives jumping ship in 2018. (See Facebook, Rachel Whetstone).
- Ezra Cohen-Watnick: (#1125, #1126, #2056, #2057) Newly Appointed advisor to Attorney General Sessions on counter-intelligence and counter-terrorismn. A former clandestine officer in the Defense Intelligence Agency, and previous senior director for intelligence for Trump’s National Security Council. Cohen-Watnick was lauded by Representative Devin Nunes, of the House Intelligence Committee as the source of proof of Trump being surveilled by the Obama White House. Q has just dropped his name alone in Q drop #2056. (See Devin Nunes, DIA, DOJ, Donald Trump, Jeff Sessions).
- Facebook: (#964, #2059) Popular monopolistic social network founded on February 4, 2004, the same day the Pentagon’s DARPA cancels its Lifelog Project which was designed to track the same thing Facebook tracks. There are no coincidences!
In Drop #2059, Q comments that "At least seven senior Facebook executives have announced their departures this year." Among this at least seven are: - Alex Hardiman: Facebook’s Director of News (Fake?) Prodects.
- Jan Koum: former CEO and co-founder of WhatsApp.
- Dan Rose:
- Elliot Schrage: head of Facebook’s communications and public policy.
- Alex Stamos: Facebook’s head of Security.
- Colin Stretch: Facebook’s head of the legal department.
- Rachel Whetstone: a top communications executive at Facebook. (See Lifelog Project, FB CEO Mark Zuckerberg).
- Jan Koum: (#2059) Jan Koum is one of the seven or more senior Facebook executives jumping ship in 2018. co-founder of Facebook-owned WhatsApp, announced his exit in April in a Facebook post saying it was time to "move on." Koum led WhatsApp for nearly a decade and joined Facebook's leadership team in 2014 when the social media giant bought WhatsApp for $19 billion. (See Facebook).
- Marty Torrey: (#2046, #2054) Marty Torrey is a long term friend of Hillary Clinton and a lobbyist. Torrey seems ta long history Washington politics, as a chief of staff GOP Rep. John Sweeney 1999 to 2003 and later as a lobbyist. He served 20 years in the Navy, retiring with the rank of Commander. He then registered a business called "Captain Consultants LLC" which is currently listed as active. Sorry exchanged emails exchanged between himself and Hillary Clinton who was addressed as “Alice” or “A” and signed himself as “Mad Hatter” when she was Secretary of State. Strangely, one of those emails seemed to hint that Torrey was in Hanoi, North Vietnam. (See Hillary Clinton, Mad Hatter).
- Rachel Whetstone: (#2059) Rachel Whetstone, a top communications executive at Facebook is leaving to follow her boss, Elliot Schrage, who is also leaving. She is one of the seven or more senior Facebook executives jumping ship in 2018. Whetstone had only been at the company for a year. She is the only executive on this list not to comment on her exit on her personal Facebook account. (See Elliot Schrage, Facebook).
Revisions and Additions made In the Last LexiQon Update:
- Alice: (#47, #49, #50, #52, #53, #57, #58, #59, #62, #2045, #2046, #2047, #2048, #2049) There are two seemingly mutually different definitions of to whom Alice & Wonderland, Hillary Clinton, SA, Saudi Arabia).
- DNC: (#46) Democratic National Committee, chaired by Debbie Wasserman Schultz during the lead up to the 2016 presidential election, and when the DNC servers were breeched by either hackers, Russian or others, or a local download occurred which exposed that Schultz, the DNC, and the Hillary Clinton Campaign conspired, "colluded" to rig the Democrat primary elections in Clinton's favor to the detriment of here more popular socialist rival Bernie Sanders. (See DNC Server Breach, Hillary Clinton, DNC BREACH: (#436) Democratic National Committee computer hacking supposed by Russian via internet, actual local download. The DNC hired a firm called Crowdstrike to examine their servers for the breach, Crowdstrike claimed they found hacker traces that indicated a remote intrusion by "expert Russian hackers" had stolen the files. Forensic IT experts, including those at the NSA, who've examined the Meta data on the downloaded DNC files have concluded however the files were downloaded locally to a fast flash drive or a portable hard drive, not exported via any slower internet connection. Ergo, it was an "Inside job" by someone who had physical access to the DNC servers and not a remote internet hack. The most likely candidate was Seth Rich, a campaign aide, who was suspiciously killed in a "sting arm robbery" in which nothing was taken. The stolen files appeared on Wikileaks and were released to the public, exposing the fact the DNC, Hillary Clinton's Campaign, and the DNC chairperson conspired , "colluded" to rig the Democrat primary elections in Clinton's favor to the detriment of here more popular socialist rival Bernie Sanders. (See Crowdstrike, DNC, Hillary Clinton, JA, Julian Assange", NSA, Seth Rich, ).
- Dragon: (#1394) The text messages between former FBI Lead Agent Peter Strzok and former FBI Special Counsel Lisa Page made reference to both “Crossfire Hurricane,” and “Dragon” relating to the Russia involvement in the 2016 elections. FReeQs learned of and discussed Dragon in an article by John Solomon. “Crossfire Hurricane” was one of the code names for four separate investigations the FBI conducted related to Russia matters in the 2016 election. . . Four days later the same team was emailing about rushing to get approval for another FISA warrant for another Russia-related investigation code-named “Dragon.” (Credit LexiQon editor TexOkie). (See FBI, FISA, <LP, Lisa Page, PS, Peter Strzok).
- DS: (#1682) The Deep State, employees of the Federal government who wield power countering the Constitution and the people who elected the representatives.
- DWS: (#551, #674, #1828, #1829) Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D), Florida 23rd Congressional District, seven terms, Chair of Democratic party during the 2016 Presidential campaign. Co-Chair of the unsuccessful 2008 Hillary Clinton for President Campaign. Shulltz hired the Pakistani Awan Brothers to manage her Congressional office computers and at least 47 other Democratic Congress persons followed suit. The Awans were found to have copied the contents of those computers and sent them to Pakistan, stolen numerous Congressional computers, and other equipment, and were operating a money laundering car sales business under the acronym of CIA. After arrest, the one brother who has gone to trial has pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud for a fraudulent loan application and been given a slap on the wrist sentence and granted immunity on all other charges in that might be brogught in that Federal District’s jurisdiction. Shultz was also leading the DNC during the lead up to the 2016 presidential election, and when the DNC servers were breeched by either hackers, Russian or others, or a local download occurred which exposed that Schultz, the DNC, and the Hillary Clinton Campaign conspired, "colluded" to rig the Democrat primary elections in Clinton's favor to the detriment of here more popular socialist rival Bernie Sanders. (See Awan Brothers, DNC, DNC Server Breach, Hillary Clinton).
- Mad Hatter: (#2046, #2054) emails exchanged between Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who was addressed as “Alice” or “A” and mentioned as going to or being in “Wonderland” at a time just before and then while she made a trip to Saudi Arabia were signed by a alias “Mad Hatter” or “MH”. The email address in the header resolves to Marty Torrey, a long term friend, lobbyist. Strangely one of the emails seems to indicate Torrey is in Hanoi, North Vietnam. Torrey seems ta long history Washington politics, as a chief of staff GOP Rep. John Sweeney 1999 to 2003 and later as a lobbyist. He served 20 years in the Navy, retiring with the rank of Commander. He then registered a business called "Captain Consultants LLC" which is currently listed as active. (See Hillary Clinton, Marty Torrey).
- TG: There are two possibilities for TG that are used by Q:
- (R), South Carolina 4th Congressional District. Harold Watson "Trey" Gowdy III is an American attorney, politician and former federal prosecutor serving as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 4th congressional district since 2011. Gowdy has announced that he will not seek re-election.
- Tashina Gauhar, FBI Associate Counsel, mentioned in the emails exposed in the IG investigation. (Thanks to FreeQ Huldah1776). (See ).
- Wikileaks: (
#120, #866, #867, #1199, #1217, #1220, #1221, #1515, #1516, #1595, #1842, #1887, #1917, #1918, #1920) Wikileaks.org, International watchdog website which frequently drops secret documents leaked by whistle blowers from various government and corporate sources, operated by Julian Assange. The DNC files supposedly hacked remotely by the Russian hackers were released to the general public exposing the fact that the DNC under Chairperson Debbie Wasserman Schulz and the Hillary Clinton Campaign had colluded to rig the primary elections against Hillary's primary opponent and more popular rival, Bernie Sanders.
Forensic IT experts, including those at the NSA, who've examined the Meta data on the downloaded DNC files have concluded however the files were downloaded locally to a fast flash drive or a portable hard drive, not exported via any slower internet connection. Ergo, it was an "Inside job" by someone who had physical access to the DNC servers and not a remote internet hack. Wikileak's founder Julian Assange has stated the files did not come from the Russians. Speculation is that murder victim Seth Rich was the source, and was murdered by MS-13 in retaliation, perhaps on orders of someone in the DNC. (See Hillary Clinton, MS-13, JA, Julian Assange", DNC, NSA, Seth Rich).