-@TH3WH17ERABB17-Q- Questions. White House Insider's posting twitter account- PART 2

originally posted by: Perfectenemy
a reply to: erikthegreen

Will Ferrel and Seth MacFarlane are buddies and Seth is infamous for hinting at dark Hollywood secrets inside his shows. Not unlike Matt Groening and The Simpsons predicting the future. What does the Q in the name Donald Trump stand for? Very odd indeed.

Remember:
"John Q. Public"?

Edit:

Usage In the United States, the term John Q. Public is used by law enforcement officers to refer to an individual with no criminal bent, as opposed to terms like perp (short for perpetrator) or skell to qualify unsavory individuals.

en.wikipedia.org...

I found this article to be pretty informative (It's pretty long). It was originally published in 2008. It talks about Sherman growing up, school, work and quite a glimpse into his personality. He seems very cold hearted and distant to me.

2 things that jump out:

This article was first published in the July 2008 issue of Toronto Life, when Barry Sherman was embroiled in a lawsuit brought by his cousins, who claimed they were owed a piece of his pharmaceutical company. That suit was dismissed in late September. 

And

In his autobiography, he described himself as recognizing no God and rejecting religion and free will in favour of “logical deduction.” He wrote about the instinct to co-operate with others, particularly relatives, when it was to “mutual advantage.” There can be no such thing as “altruism, kindness, generosity or morality,” he says, because humans act only in pursuit of their own happiness.

torontolife.com...

The 2nd quote I found to be the most interesting, on a personal level. The self centered and hedonistic vibe of this ALMOST lends me to believe he could be following a very unconventional spiritual pathway.

I don't want to say Satanism because I follow an often misunderstood, unconventional spiritual path. I try to not pigeon hole or assume.

If you throw that in with the C.F. ties and how Hillary is perceived to possibly walk a different path....

Wow it's getting ridicilous. I think we need a list of people who want the memo released and who is against it. The hype is unreal and all the people who are opposing the release seemed to be very worried of what it contains. Graham: FISA memo should not be released now

Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Google+ Graham: FISA memo should not be released now © Greg Nash Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said on Sunday he does not believe a classified memo purported to list Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses by the U.S. government should be released now.

"No, I don't want it released yet," Graham told ABC's "This Week."

"I want somebody outside of the Republican-led Congress to look at these allegations," he said.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

Graham worried about his buddy Senator "No Name".

originally posted by: nikkib0421
There can be no such thing as “altruism, kindness, generosity or morality,” he says, because humans act only in pursuit of their own happiness.

This philosophy lies at the essence of the path some of these people have taken. In order for them to commit negative acts, there has to be an underlying belief-system precisely of this nature. Good find.

Looking at Q post# 625

Jan 27 2018 13:09:33
Q !UW.yye1fxo 70
@Snowden.
The clock is ticking.
How's Russia?
[Mr. Contractor]
Freedom of the Press.
John Perry Barlow.
freedom.press...
SecureDrop [Whistleblowers]?
SecureDrop>Clowns In America.
NOBODY IS SAFE.
Q

I found this interesting as it lists all of snowden's leaks as the author understood them

This is everything Edward Snowden revealed in one year of unprecedented top-secret leaks

In June 2013, The Guardian reported the first leak based on top-secret documents that then 29-year-old Edward Snowden stole from the National Security Agency.

It is very eye opening!

I'm trying to glean some insight and understanding into ES as Q alludes to speaking directly TO him "how's russia?"

There was a comment about ES being a "spook" all along. I struggle with whether or not ES & maybe even JA are good guys or bad guys !?

And then with Q's comments about heart attacks, .... were there any notable deaths during the time frame of the ES leaks? Only thing I am coming up with is HERE and found it interesting to note this very high profile death was first on the list

Paul Walker Walker, best known for starring in the Fast and Furious franchise, died suddenly and tragically at age 40 on Saturday, Nov. 30, when his friend Roger Rodas lost control of the Porsche he was driving and crashed in L.A. The She's All That actor had been attending a charity event for his organization Reach Out Worldwide earlier that day; both he and Rodas perished in the accident. Walker is survived by Meadow, his 15-year-old daughter with an ex.

Looking at high profile deaths in 2013 of a political nature shows some interesting names but given their ages, not surprising Dead Politicians: Politicians Who Died in 2013

I just feel like we should be drawing some sort of link. but if there is one, I am not finding or understanding the connection.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

Lindsey "Deep State" Graham has a lot to hide in the closet he hasn't come out of yet. He will be remembered.

Looks like his masters know a special counsel is coming and they hope to have control of that. If, however, the memo comes out first they will have an almost impossible job of continuing to control the narrative.

Since all the evil seems to be bouncing back on these dark-souled suckers, I have a feeling Graham will have his own troubles soon enough.

Yes, they are identifying themselves. Let the light shine.

Trey Gowdy indirectly confirms what is in the memo. I'm still on the fence with him though. I hope he turns out to be a good guy. He could be the next AG that is actually doing somehting. Trey Gowdy Gives Clues To What’s In FISA Abuse Memo [VIDEO]

In an interview on “Fox News Sunday,” Gowdy posed several questions to host Chris Wallace and his viewers that hinted at the allegations in the memo, which could be released by the House Intelligence Committee as early as this week.

“If you think your viewers want to know whether or not the dossier was used in court proceedings, whether or not it was vetted before it was used, whether or not it’s ever been vetted — if you are interested in who paid for the dossier, if you are interested in Christopher Steele’s relationship with Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee, then, yes, you will want the memo to come out,” Gowdy told Wallace.

Edit: Interesting tidbit.

“There’s nothing in this memo the Department is not already aware of,” Gowdy said on Sunday.

originally posted by: OveRcuRrEnteD
a reply to: crankyoldman

You consistently hit the nail on the head in your posts. I hope everyone has taken the time to read them. I have a feeling I'll be quoting your latest in the future of this thread. Thanks for your unique(maybe) perspective.

Thank you for the kind words. Quote all you like, the message matters. The lurkers need to weigh in with their energy too. Posting here in this microcosm storm is brave, Lurkers your energy matters too, so be supportive please.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

i've been wondering what gowdy's "next role" might be. AG would be absolutely perfect! he's instilled enough fear as far as the ones who try to shoot back go, it wouldn't be far fetched to have him as the wrangler of the ass-hats.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

I mentioned before about wondering if McCain falls who on the GOP tree will go down with him. Graham is only the most obvious one. We could look at who all was on the Senate "Gang of Eight" to start with. That would add in Marco Rubio too. Marco has been very quiet lately.

That is unfortunate because I do like Rubio.

Gang of Eight

Sen. Michael Bennet, D-CO
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-IL
Sen. Jeff Flake, R-AZ
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC
Sen. John McCain, R-AZ
Sen. Robert Menendez, D-NJ
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-FL
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-NY[5]

What do we know?

Dick Durbin came out of the immigration deal slinging accusations about sh1tholes. Quite possibly undermined the whole process.

Flake not running again.

Graham now against the memo and closely associated with McCain also had very public spats with Trump during campaign.

McCain ... duh.

Robert Menendez being tried for corruption. Case ends in mistrial.

Marco Rubio ... very quiet lately.

Chuck Schumer ... Senate Minority leader left WH looking not so chipper the other day. Widely perceived as having lost the shutdown and now rejecting the first immigration deal that had generous DACA terms in it.

This week...

...Sara Carters account was hacked and restored.

...Sean Hannitys account was "compromised"

...John Solomon seems to have disappeared after a WaPo smear.

Those were the three main sources of #ReleaseTheMemo and all three of them have been under attack.

Im pretty sure this thread is under attack too. Mods usually appear with warnings after complaints have been made.
But if no T&C Violations occur, there is nothing they can do to get the thread shutdown. So there would be attempts to provoke enough of us into several T&C Violations and throwing insults around...and THAT would get it shutdown. But so far, nobody has been provoked....which speaks for the discipline of the posters here.

a reply to: Skyfloating

I have scrolled through pages of nonsense buy the ones working hard know better than to react and risk losing all of their hard work.

The closer we come the harder we will be fought. This thread shows the dedication and hard work of our members. I am honored to be a part of this.

MSN: Battle over secert Nunes memo could come to a head next week

Its author, Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., and some of his Republican colleagues on the House Intelligence Committee want to declassify it, and may vote to do so as soon as Monday. The White House says it supports "full transparency." The Justice Department, on the other hand, says that to make it public without its review and possible redactions would be "extraordinarily reckless." And Democrats accuse Nunes of trying to derail special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's influence in the 2016 election and whether it worked with the Trump campaign.

Another place to look, if anyone wants to go into the way back machine, would be to go back to Keating Five and see if anything traces forward from McCain to the present.

originally posted by: Martin75
a reply to: Skyfloating

I have scrolled through pages of nonsense buy the ones working hard know better than to react and risk losing all of their hard work.

The closer we come the harder we will be fought. This thread shows the dedication and hard work of our members. I am honored to be a part of this.

This thread also shows the dedication of the likely paid trolls to deflect and derail any civil discussion and analysis of the Q posts. It's turned into three pages of quality analysis and 87 pages of pointless name calling and arguments.

It's a classic troll / shill technique: make enough arguments and nonsense posts so as to (a) push the "headline" off the screen (literally, onto the previous page) so people don't see it; and (b) make the thread so frustrating to read that the good posts either get lost in the noise, or people plain old give up.

I for one would favor some moderation of this thread. Scrolling through page after page of obvious opposition assaults just to get the nuggets gets tiring.

originally posted by: Jusvistn
Looking at Q post# 625

Jan 27 2018 13:09:33
Q !UW.yye1fxo 70
@Snowden.
The clock is ticking.
How's Russia?
[Mr. Contractor]
Freedom of the Press.
John Perry Barlow.
freedom.press...
SecureDrop [Whistleblowers]?
SecureDrop>Clowns In America.
NOBODY IS SAFE.
Q

I found this interesting as it lists all of snowden's leaks as the author understood them

This is everything Edward Snowden revealed in one year of unprecedented top-secret leaks

In June 2013, The Guardian reported the first leak based on top-secret documents that then 29-year-old Edward Snowden stole from the National Security Agency.

It is very eye opening!

I'm trying to glean some insight and understanding into ES as Q alludes to speaking directly TO him "how's russia?"

There was a comment about ES being a "spook" all along. I struggle with whether or not ES & maybe even JA are good guys or bad guys !?

And then with Q's comments about heart attacks, .... were there any notable deaths during the time frame of the ES leaks? Only thing I am coming up with is HERE and found it interesting to note this very high profile death was first on the list

Paul Walker Walker, best known for starring in the Fast and Furious franchise, died suddenly and tragically at age 40 on Saturday, Nov. 30, when his friend Roger Rodas lost control of the Porsche he was driving and crashed in L.A. The She's All That actor had been attending a charity event for his organization Reach Out Worldwide earlier that day; both he and Rodas perished in the accident. Walker is survived by Meadow, his 15-year-old daughter with an ex.

Looking at high profile deaths in 2013 of a political nature shows some interesting names but given their ages, not surprising Dead Politicians: Politicians Who Died in 2013

I just feel like we should be drawing some sort of link. but if there is one, I am not finding or understanding the connection.

www.hollywoodreporter.com...

I just had another epiphany. I'm still scratching my head who or what SNOW WHITE is supposed to mean. Q told us to dig deeper after confirming the 7 CIA supercomputers are named after the dwarfs. I just checked a few pics and clips and in the original Disney Snow White she befriends a little blue bird. Does a blue bird remind you of a certain social media platform? Twitter!

a reply to: cactusman23
Q says there are no Coincidences....

So THAT is pretty "convenient Coincidence"

originally posted by: Jusvistn
a reply to: cactusman23
Q says there are no Coincidences....

So THAT is pretty "convenient Coincidence"

"Qonvenient Qoincidences" are all over the place lately.