Yeah I’ve read and now Mr. Trump says that it wouldn’t do him any good to declas now... it’s when they get into office he can blackmail them (legally!) with it. That’s one thing about Kavanagah: I think they were planning on having to drop the declas but they got him through without it. Maybe the same with the House in the elections - he could have dropped it but didn’t. I don’t think he cares about passing much legislation the next two years, he wants to reform the justice system.

Interesting that this military blackmail and influencing scheme is coming to light — military tribunals?

861 posted on 11/29/2018 12:37:46 PM PST by ichabod1 (He's a vindictive SOB but he's *our* vindictive SOB.)

Also, I had not heard that Steve Quayle was ill or has other issues that may prevent his future efforts. I would add him to the list of good teachers, and certainly add him to the list of people uncovering information some would prefer remain hidden. He is not part of the SkyWatchTV staff but is a frequent guest. And they also partner with an annual conference held in Branson, Missouri.

862 posted on 11/29/2018 12:39:02 PM PST by tang-soo (Prophecy of the Seventy Weeks - Read Daniel Chapter 9)

That was in India and was about a very peculiar and bizarre sect of sadhus that live among the corpses of the burning ghats. That isn’t representative of India or Hinduism in the least. In India, religious freedom means having to tolerate a lot of crazy cults. Apparently these clowns seek to find self realization by embracing everything that normal Hindus consider corrupt and profane. Moreover, they’re not stupid or primitive, they looked like they were having a bit of fun at the CNN reporter’s expense.

863 posted on 11/29/2018 12:44:35 PM PST by ichabod1 (He's a vindictive SOB but he's *our* vindictive SOB.)

Locked Loaded

Loretta Lynch

Is she a weapon?

864 posted on 11/29/2018 12:48:38 PM PST by reasonisfaith (What are the implications if the Resurrection of Christ is a true event in history?)

Well, I’m still learning about Q and I’m definitely not a troll. I have seen genuine “trolls” in here demeaning people that believe the Q message.

I’m fascinated by it all. It’s easy for the fake Q to mislead people like me that are new to it. I’m going to unfollow the fake Q and I hope somebody from here that knows more about it than I do confronts him about it and maybe finds out who he really is. That’s one reason I posted his entire tweet this time instead of only an excerpt. I’m also surprised that Twitter has left him alone.

865 posted on 11/29/2018 12:50:54 PM PST by Tennessee Conservative

To: AllAmericanGirl44

Just curious, when to Cohen go to prison? Maybe you’re confused

Maybe I am. Usually when you plead guilty to a dozen felonies, there is a sentencing hearing fairly quickly. Manafort and he both took guilty pleas on the same day, Manafort is in prison.

But in his case, even though he pleaded guilty in August that hearing may not have taken place yet because he's still ratting out Trump to both Federal and State prosecutors. Which we only learned about after I posted my comments.

Just today he pleaded guilty to new charges of Lying to Congress about his contact with Russia, so he's still not done with the "cooperate to reduce sentence phase", apparently.

It was widely reported that he was expecting to go to prison for a long time - back in August.

Cohen accepts 'he's going to go to jail for some time'

“THE MAN HAS TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY”: AWAITING SENTENCING, COHEN GRAPPLES WITH TRUMP’S GOOD LUCK

I found this one from a few days ago, so apparently he has not yet been sentenced on the first set of guilty pleas:

Michael Cohen faces a stern disciplinarian as he awaits sentencing

Judge known for lengthy sentences for white-collar offenders If Cohen is hoping for leniency, he may be out of luck with US District Judge William Pauley III, according to attorneys who have had cases before him.
"He has a very formal approach and he is not someone who takes things lightly," Harry Sandick, a former federal prosecutor in the Manhattan US Attorney's office who has appeared before Pauley, "and in his white-collar sentences he gives long sentences, usually consistent with the guidelines."
...
In Cohen's case, one of the factors that may negatively impact the judge's view of his crimes, said those who have appeared before Pauley, is that Cohen is himself an attorney.
"I think Judge Pauley is going to look at him as an intelligent person who had plenty of means. He wasn't compelled into criminality by the way he was raised," said Elie Honig, a former federal prosecutor and CNN legal analyst who had cases before Pauley, "and I think Judge Pauley is going to be particularly bothered by the fact that Michael Cohen committed these crimes ... at least some of them, in his capacity as a lawyer."
Indeed, the guideline range in Cohen's plea agreement already contains what is known as an enhancement, or extra penalty, because he "used a special skill -- to wit, his education, training and licensing as an attorney in New York State -- in a manner that significantly facilitated the commission and concealment of the offense." Pauley can speak to that in court and take it into consideration as much as he chooses, and "in some of his sentencings he has been particularly concerned about people who are in a position to follow the law, and don't," Sandick said.
Another factor that is sometimes given significant weight is deterrence. Judges consider what's known as specific deterrence — whether the sentence will cause the defendant himself to avoid the act in the future -- as well as general deterrence— whether the sentence will deter others from committing similar crimes.
Pauley, according to former prosecutors, is adamant about the ability of a tough sentence to deter similar misbehavior.
"Judge Pauley is a strong deterrence judge," said Honig. "He believes that every sentence he gives has to punish the person in front of him, but also send a message to others." In Cohen's case, the judge must consider what sentence will serve to dissuade not only potential offenders of campaign-finance laws, but also those tempted to commit tax fraud or lie to a bank.
And finally, a judge will often weigh whether a defendant has demonstrated an appropriate level of remorse for their behavior. Pauley isn't known to give heavy consideration to that element, according to people who have appeared before him, but it will likely arise in the court filings that are due from both prosecutors and Cohen's defense counsel, particularly since Cohen's plea agreement contains a provision that he will receive a reduction in his sentence "assuming the defendant clearly demonstrates acceptance of responsibility, to the satisfaction of the Government."

So, not in yet, but probably going in for at least 4 years, plus what ever additonal time this morning's plea for lying to Congress adds on.

866 posted on 11/29/2018 12:52:28 PM PST by Jack Black ("If you believe in things that you don't understand than you suffer" - "Superstition",Stevie Wonder)

He needs to play both sides of the fence to get the RINOs left in the Senate to vote him into the INTEL committee chair. I’ll wait to hear from Grassley.

I like your take better than Bags’.

How DARE you, madam.

At least I know Linseed is going for the JUDICIAL committee chairmanship.

#Miffed

😉

Bagster

867 posted on 11/29/2018 1:08:05 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

p.s. Locked and Huber is loaded.

Could also be Whittaker.

868 posted on 11/29/2018 1:08:28 PM PST by wastedyears (The left would kill every single one of us and our families if they knew they could get away with it)

Where can I get that sweater?

Ha. No idea. I just picked up the pic somewhere along the way on the information superhighway.

I'd like one too.

Bagster

869 posted on 11/29/2018 1:17:50 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

To: reasonisfaith

I interpreted locked and loaded = Huber

870 posted on 11/29/2018 1:18:29 PM PST by Steven W.

To: John4.11; little jeremiah; RitaOK

When questions like this arise, it's helpful to refer back to the original Q drops, I think.

Find your favorite site and search for the term in question.

Here's an example: "Godfather III" mentioned 22 times. One of the posts below:

Relative to "Truly Evil" imagery. Spoiler alert, in the movie, the POPE is complicit.

871 posted on 11/29/2018 1:21:57 PM PST by USMC79to83

It’s possible the remark on the Godfather III was from an Anon. I recall bits and pieces and this gem was during the last two weeks period of time. Sorry to say I can not link, or even clarify the exact source or the Q drop for you.
________________________________________________
Q posted the words’Godfather III’ in a number of his posts (20+). I was wondering what the movie was about because I never saw it.

872 posted on 11/29/2018 1:22:04 PM PST by John4.11 (WWG1WGA)

“GM CEO Mary Barra, who wants to destroy the economies of Ohio and Michigan just in time for 2020, was a ‘Special Guest’ Of Michelle Obama at Barack Obama’s 2014 State Of The Union address where he singled her out for special praise and she sat next to Valerie Jarrett.”

Geezo petes! Where’s Dana Carvey’s church lady? “Isn’t that special?”

873 posted on 11/29/2018 1:22:48 PM PST by EMI_Guy ("You have to slow down to go fast." - Kenny Roberts)

I have the Vids from Branson 2017. Will be getting the 2018 Vids for my Birthday in December. Very interesting.

874 posted on 11/29/2018 1:29:48 PM PST by greeneyes

I remember Godfather III refs tied to Pope

875 posted on 11/29/2018 1:32:07 PM PST by Steven W.

When questions like this arise, it’s helpful to refer back to the original Q drops...
_______________________________
Yes. That’s what I did.
*********************

....in the movie, the POPE is complicit.
_______________________________
I knew Q posted the words ‘Godfather III’ but since I never saw the movie I was at a total loss as to it’s possible meaning(s). You have clarified that for me by mentioning the “’Pope’ being complicit”. Thanks. That’s what I was looking for.

876 posted on 11/29/2018 1:32:42 PM PST by John4.11 (WWG1WGA)

The SC Press conference yesterday was what is referred to in the article. The criminals got mil guys (stupid, they should have known better) to exchange “photos” and then pretended to be the fathers of the “women” who said their daughers were underage and in order to not be turned in to the cops the mil guys were blackmailed.

So it was not really child porn, it was photos that the criminals obtained (easily enough) of young women who did not look underage.

877 posted on 11/29/2018 1:32:56 PM PST by little jeremiah (When we do not punish evildoers we are ripping the foundations of justice from future generations)

Gotta be what is being referred to, see my comment above.

878 posted on 11/29/2018 1:33:38 PM PST by little jeremiah (When we do not punish evildoers we are ripping the foundations of justice from future generations)

Interesting FYI: A link I clicked on about Edward Burke (Chicago alderman tax attorney whose office was raided today) sent me to wikileaks and this little message.....

To all our readers in the U.S., It's a little awkward, so we'll get straight to the point: This Thursday we humbly ask you to protect Wikipedia's independence. We depend on donations averaging about $16.36, but 99% of our readers don't give. If everyone reading this gave $3, we could keep Wikipedia thriving for years to come. The price of your Thursday coffee is all we need. When we made Wikipedia a non-profit, people warned us we'd regret it. But if Wikipedia became commercial, it would be a great loss to the world. Wikipedia is a place to learn, not a place for advertising. It unites all of us who love knowledge: contributors, readers and the donors who keep us thriving. The heart and soul of Wikipedia is a community of people working to bring you unlimited access to reliable, neutral information. Please take a minute to help us keep Wikipedia growing. Thank you.

For sure, I am going to donate. PUKE

879 posted on 11/29/2018 1:35:36 PM PST by pinkpig

To: ichabod1; greeneyes

When Epstein/Trump came up before, actually a couple of times, both before election and after, I remember reading that Trump had some very minimal social exposure with Epcrime, and had gone on his plane (once or twice) but never to the island.

880 posted on 11/29/2018 1:35:37 PM PST by little jeremiah (When we do not punish evildoers we are ripping the foundations of justice from future generations)

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