Q Anon: 06/12/20 Trust Trump's Plan ~ Vol.258, Q Day 959

qmap.pub ^ | 06/12/20 | FReepers and FReeQs, vanity

[ichabod1]

its never so much fun when the rabbit’s got a gun

[mbrfl]

Should be an interesting next couple of months. There are some big names on that list.

[numberonepal]

RE Yang:

[HarleyLady27]

It’s not a tank. That is a M109 Paladin, 155mm (6 inch) Self-propelled howitzer. It’s artillery.

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Well whatever it is, I need one and one for each of the girls...that makes 8...we can clean up alot of crap with those!!!

[ichabod1]

Ohhhh... I thought that the mayor had the gates of the Jewish NEIGHBORHOOD welded shut, and I thought that would seem like creating a ghetto. Never mind.

[truthluva]

mark

[fatima]

South Philly Wins Injunction To Protect Columbus Statue
By Ralph Cipriano
for BigTrial.net

The rumor was that the 20-foot high marble statue of Christopher Columbus was going to get the Frank Rizzo treatment from Mayor Jim Kenney.

The story making the rounds in South Philly was that the Kenney administration was planning to take down the Columbus statute between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. Sunday. And, to add insult to injury, the city had supposedly hired a non-union contractor to do the job.

So attorney George Bochetto went into Common Pleas Court on behalf of some South Philadelphia neighbors with a petition for an emergency hearing. On Sunday night, Judge Marlene Lachman issued a temporary restraining order preventing the city from moving the statue until a second hearing could be held at 2 p.m. today.

At today’s hearing, according to Bochetto, Judge Paula Patrick ruled that if the city wants to move the Columbus statue, they’re going to have obey the city’s home rule charter, and go before the Art Commission, and hold public hearings on the matter.

“I’m just delighted that we can proceed with these kind of issues in a fair and deliberative way so that everybody has an opportunity to be heard, and we just don’t succumb to a mob,” Bochetto said.

In court, Bochetto said, the city solicitor contended that he had written assurances that the Kenney administration wasn’t planning to move the Columbus statue. But Bochetto countered that he had received similar written assurances before the Rizzo statute was toppled in the middle of the night.
https://www.bigtrial.net/2020/06/south-philly-wins-injunction-to-keep.html?m=1

[bagster]

[fatima]

Twas fun,would watch the whole thing again.I had CNN on and they were down to little counties in Florida and never announced he won till the end.

[Melian]

Prayers for you and yours, sister. You’ve been through the wringer.

[Melian]

I share your hopes.

[WildHighlander57]

SNS is Strategic National Stockpile.

See post by MqD:

https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3856227/posts?page=1#1

Many thanks MqD, for posting this, “beyond the trees” !

[TEXOKIE]

Q Anon: 06/12/20 Trust Trump’s Plan ~ Vol.258, Q Day 959
6/16/2020, 8:11:48 AM · 1,720 of 1,811
generally to Cats Pajamas; TEXOKIE
ping to TEXOKIE

https://mobile.twitter.com/Inevitable_ET/status/1272855820477194240
ilhan omar’s Father dead!

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Oh my goodness! The tweet specifies he died from “Covid”...to which an anon had exception and suggested it may have been execution for crimes against humanity.

[TEXOKIE]

Pro 18:17 “The first to put forth his case seems right, until someone else steps forward and cross-examines him.” ISV

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EXCELLENT POINT!

[stylin19a]

My neighbor has a sign in his yard: “PRITZKER SUCKS”

guy down the road a piece has the same sign...hmmm

[stylin19a]

precedence...time for removal...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/retropolis/wp/2017/07/28/the-veterans-were-desperate-gen-macarthur-ordered-u-s-troops-to-attack-them/

[WildHighlander57]

mbrfl wrote:

“Should be an interesting next couple of months. There are some big names on that list.”

Go after the relatively small fish, to get to the big fish.

[ichabod1]

how dare they. there battle buddies.

[Disestablishmentarian]

My sentiments exactly.

[stylin19a]

Mark Elias gave testimony before the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence ( run by the Repubs ) on 12/13/2017.
Elias also represented many who testified before that same committee - including Andrew Brown.

Andrew Brown was the technology director at the DNC.
He oversaw the information technology team as well as the data team, the software engineering team, and the data and analytics team and the security component at the DNC, who admits he's not a cybersecurity expert.

Here's what he testified to re: the FBI\DNC servers on 08/13/2017. (Starting at the end of page 24 questions by the Repubs)

Q I've only got like 7 or 8 minutes before I turn it over, so I just want to change gears a little bit. So when all this happened, did you, the DNC, contact the FBI or any other law enforcement agency?

A Yeah. So as soon as we discovered the intruders on our network in April, at the same time that we were reaching out to CrowdStrike, who began their engagement the very next day, we were also in contact with the FBI and notifying them of the situation.

Q Now, did the FBI ever receive access to DNC servers to do their own exploitation?

A Yeah. So at every step of the way we fully cooperated with everything the FBI requested of us. And to my knowledge, everything that the FBI requested they received. Once -- you know, with the expertise and the background and experience that CrowdStrike had, they became the main point of contact in dealing with the FBI on behalf of the DNC. So requests that the FBI would have while they were doing their investigation, they would give to CrowdStrike, and we always said, yes, please do that.

Q But do you know, or does the DNC now know if the FBI ever had access to the infrastructure to do their own analysis?

A It's my understanding that, yes. So the servers that were compromised in this attack were imaged. So what that means is most of these servers were not like a physical box --

Q Sure.

A -- running an OS. They were a box that had multiple servers running on them in a virtual environment. So the images of those virtual servers, as well as the physical servers, were taken.

And that is an important distinction because that means that not only were the -- it means that the running state of the server was captured, so not only the information that was on the hard drive and maybe logs that existed but the actual working memory of that server was captured. Those server images were, as far as I know, turned over by CrowdStrike to the FBI, so the FBI could investigate them.

and the end of page 33 starts the questions by the Rats about the DNC servers.

Q I want to ask about the server or the servers at the DNC, and you talked with my colleagues a little bit about that. I just want to clarify, were the actual physical servers turned over to the FBI?br>
A So images of those servers. So the physical hardware itself was not removed from the premise, but a virtual image of the running servers were taken and turned over.
And that was the level of detail, which, again, is greater than what could -- if the servers were turned over, they would have to be unplugged and turned over, and there would be information that was lost when those servers were taken offline.
So based on the recommendation and request of CrowdStrike to create images of those running servers that would contain not only the information stored on disk, but the working information stored in the memory of the computer; that was what CrowdStrike requested for the purpose of their investigation, and is what I believe that they passed along to the FBI for the FBI to conduct its own investigation.

Q That's what I thought. I wasn't sure from your conversation earlier. But the former Director of the FBI, James Comey, actually testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee earlier this year and said that while the FBI did not have access to the servers themselves, they were able to obtain the relevant information they needed to understand the intrusion and that they had obtained that from CrowdStrike. A Yeah.

Q So that was my initial --

A And at every point we fully cooperated with all of the requests that the FBI made. I'm not aware of any request that the FBI made of the DNC for access or information that was not complied with.

and later they get into Seth Rich.

Regarding the servers - a whole bunch of people lied somewhere. We need the Crowdstrike piece of this.

https://intelligence.house.gov/uploadedfiles/ab3.pdf <---- Andrew Brown transcript