Posted on 06/13/2024 8:18:21 PM PDT by ransomnote
Her post # 489 answered most of your questions about trump’s “red book”
Yeah. Kinda upcoming or in some cases previous arrests/removals
Looks like “red book” means evidence?
And add to that inflation. Very hard times for many. We are thankful we don’t have to rent or or pay mortgage so we squeak by on a very small income. Never eat out, wants are few.
Of course. I remember reading at the time in October 2019 Bill Gates-of-Hell and others had a big symposium titled something like “WHat if corona virus became deadly?” Maybe some on the thread remember that. And voila - January 2020 the “first covid case” was detected. hmm hmm hmm
Clearly they are cooking up a bird flu. Ivermectin works any many viruses.
These people need to be arrested SOON.
Demsheviks hate the conservative Justices. Is wet work in their plans? I do not doubt it.
Da.
Gen.Flynn’s Telegram channel.
https://t.me/s/RealGenFlynn/2700
Can’t find FlynnBros, Inc. on telegram. Searches show FlynnBros as a funeral home and a construction company.
Not saying that Q was directly involved in all of that, but Q's positive strong assurance, as I said, ignited a renewed nationalism around the world. Not surprisingly, when Q revealed some of the corruption - across national borders - that underlay the globalist autocratic drive to obliterate nationalism, the mockingbird media launched a broadside attack on the whole Q message. One of the most prominent ploys was to label the phenomenon 'Q-anon' and take all sorts of kinky spin offs that are bound to arise and lump it all together as part of the whole 'Q' portrait, part of the Q message.
It was a rather effective dilution of the power of the initial Q appeal and success. But here on the Q thread we have tried to keep our eyes on the 'prize' - the regeneration of the enlightenment of individual attainment akin to the Renaissance on western Europe 500 years ago.
Of course that is my somewhat parochial view; I am sure you might encounter other views here. The overall picture is the initial explosive effect the Q phenomenon had around the globe - and the counter offensive to attempt to diminish its impact. 💪 Be strong❗
https://badlands.substack.com/p/we-are-watching-a-movie
We Are Watching a Movie
Exploring the Meaning Behind the Infamous Q-Ism
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I think Squidpup posted this (yesterday?) and I finally read the whole thing. It is EXCELLENT and well worth reading.
“Signaling his proclivities? Raw meat? What a maroon!”
He’s pretending to be one of the common people.
But he’s never cooked a day in his life and he’s especially never grilled a cheeseburger because milk products and beef in the same meal is not Kosher.
Multiple hedges about the law turned the prohibition on seething a calf in its morther’s milk into no milk products with beef.
Ha! Those could both fit into the Plan.
LAX Airport is Becoming a Major Global Drug Trafficking Hub
https://abc7.com/post/lax-drug-smuggling-capital-world/14911475/
Excerpt:
Some 80 million people fly through Los Angeles International Airport every year. And another 50,000 work there every day. That all adds up to an enormous and complicated ecosystem.
And amid all this energy is a massive problem that has been building for years - and nobody is talking about. Well, nobody except a sheriff some 2,000 miles away. Sheriff Grady Judd of Polk County, Fla., says a large quantity of the drugs that end up in his jurisdiction first entered the country through LAX.
“Over and over on these domestic airlines from LAX, through suitcases drugs were smuggled here,” Judd said, as he displayed luggage packed with narcotics at a press conference announcing a drug bust.
Through good police work, his agency cracked a big drug ring - and the bust illustrates a much larger problem.
“On one occasion, on one airline, six suitcases with this drug was smuggled into Orlando,” Judd said. “They didn’t so much as throw a pair of underwear in the suitcase to act like they were hiding the drugs. You think LAX has got a drug smuggling problem?”
The investigation began 4 years ago and involved multiple local and federal agencies, resulting in dozens of arrests. They didn’t so much as throw a pair of underwear in the suitcase to act like they were hiding the drugs.
Who is Responsible for Stopping Drugs at LAX?
Judd told Eyewitness News one of the lessons he learned from the bust:
“It’s so easy not to be caught. We see drugs pouring out of LAX. The traffickers know this. This was not a one-off event. This was an everyday event during the operation. They use this multi, multi-billion dollar travel industry as their go-to, to move drugs across this country.”
He notes his county is just one small jurisdiction and says it’s fair to assume similar operations running through LAX are happening all over the country. And he’s right. An Eyewitness News investigation uncovered drug cases across the United States and the globe, all originating out of LAX. Multiple law enforcement sources say LAX likely is the drug trafficking hub of the world.
So the problem isn’t just affecting Los Angeles - but nearly everyone. Who is responsible for stopping it? As Sheriff Judd and other law enforcement experts say, it’s a shared responsibility.
TSA’s Narrow Search Authority
.....Jason Pantages, TSA’s security director for LAX.
Pantages says searching for drugs cannot be part of TSA’s job. “We don’t have the ability to do that because we’re not law enforcement officials. We’re transportation security officers.”
“We can’t search for criminal activity. It’s not within what we’re able to do with our search authority.” TSA screens bags brought onboard as carry-ons using an X-ray machine. But when bags are checked in, they are screened just for explosives, not for drugs. If the explosive detective system doesn’t detective explosive material, the bag keeps moving.
LAPD’s LAX Jurisdiction
When TSA agents do detect drugs, the first thing they do is notify law enforcement. That starts with the LAX police agency, headed by Chief Cecil Rhambo. He notes that his agency has a long list of responsibilities and crimes to monitor, from thefts to assaults to parking violations and, of course, drug trafficking.
But screening bags? “No,” Rhambo says. “Bags are TSA.”
DEA Investigations
The DEA also plays a role in cracking down on drug smuggling at the airport. “A lot of what they do is investigative,” said Matthew Allen, special agent in charge of the DEA in Los Angeles. “A lot of what they do is try to stop the narcotics before they ever actually even make it to LAX. So part of the dilemma is if they’re not going to look at bags - then who should be doing this?”
“We all have a role to play, right? Screening is not the role of the DEA.” It’s complicated because this airport is so complicated.
FBI’s Federal Responsibility
The FBI also plays a role in enforcing drug laws, but only in a limited sense:
When airport employees try to use their credentials to smuggle narcotics past checkpoints. And when illegal drugs are found on a plane. But only if the doors to the cabin have been shut. While they are open, the plane is still under LAX police jurisdiction.
“It’s complicated because this airport is so complicated,” says FBI special agent David Gates.
Trained Dogs Searches
Even when you see trained dogs at the airport - only a few of them are trained to look for drugs. Most are focused on explosives.
HSI’s International Scope
And Homeland Security is another agency that is involved. “We have approximately 40 special agents that reside there on a daily basis,” says John Pasciucco with Homeland Security Investigations.
But those agents are primarily focused on international drug cases, he says. And like the DEA, their focus is on investigations, not screening bags. That appears to leave a gray area in terms of who is really in charge of stopping drugs from moving through LAX.
Pasciucco argues that the shared responsibility works well and the issue is not one of conflicting or overlapping jurisdictions. It’s just about the sheer volume of people, bags and drugs that move through the airport on a daily basis.
That defines the problem. Agencies may be doing their job well but ultimately no one is actually searching all those bags for drugs.
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Perfect example of too many agencies, too much government. Most of the mentioned departments need to be eliminated.
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