-@TH3WH17ERABB17-Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings- PART 4

I think Q is trying to say that all these different surveillance programs from all these different countries are ways to circumvent a counties laws concerning spying on it's citizens.

a reply to: IAMTAT
Reminds me of the Omen films... looking for the one by perhaps identifying those with Rhesus negative blood types?

I wondered how many would be RH- out of a 550,000 population?

If you need to put a U.S. Government facility such as Pine Gap

a) into another country

b) into the middle of nowhere outback desert

c) AND underground

you can be sure they are up to no good.

Possibly Relevant, Alice Springs has a lot of troubled children:

Alice Springs has the highest crime rate of any Australian city, with raw crime numbers higher than Darwin, a city with three times the population and a record of high crime.[5] Violent crime in the town in 2010 was at unprecedented levels[6] and "out of control".[7] Alice Springs is the nation’s murder capital and one of the most dangerous towns in Australia[8] The level of crime has had a major impact on the town’s tourist industry[9] with tourists from several countries being warned to avoid the town or take extra precautions

Youths crime is a serious problem in Alice Springs, especially at night when large numbers of youths wander the streets of the town unsupervised, committing assaults and burglaries, vandalising property and throwing rocks at moving vehicles

...with some children using government funded public transport to travel hundreds of kilometres from remote communities to Alice springs unaccompanied.

...The youth crime problem in Alice Springs is also attributed to children roaming at night to avoid abuse and domestic violence at home.[23][10][27][24]

Source

The Alice Springs Youth Detention Centre formerly known as Alice Springs Juvenile Holding Centre, an Australian medium to maximum security prison for juvenile males and females, is located in Alice Springs,

Graphic footage of repeated abuse of children at Don Dale Juvenile Detention Centre and in Alice Springs was featured in ABC's Four Corners episode "Australia's Shame", which aired on 25 July 2016.[4] The program also showed a 17-year-old boy shackled and hooded in a chair in Alice Springs.[5] The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said it was "shocked" at the "appalling treatment" of the detainees, which violates the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, to which Australia is party.[6] Following national outrage, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced a Royal Commission into Juvenile Detention in the Northern Territory.[7] John Elferink was sacked as Corrections Minister the morning after the program aired. The corrections and justice portfolios were taken on by Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles.[8] Use of restraint chairs and spithoods were then suspended.[9]

Source

a reply to: WhatTheory
The post question "why AUS" made me think of the child immigrants to Australia for some unknown reason.

As well as relating to child abuse, of which there were a few news stories in the last decade, it could tie in to the RED CROSS BLOOD SERVICE data breach if someone was looking for one of those migrants.

The Child Migrants trust has some good info on this happening since 1600s, countries migrated to, how many were migrated without their parents knowing, etc. Also some very interesting statements at top of page showing how they were treated as blood stock.

Post World War II, 3200 were migrated from UK to Australia and 100 from Malta (!). Australia asked other European nations for children but they all declined.

a reply to: Rosinitiate

Here is a recent thread I did on the last news of Clinton Foundation investigation by the FBI.

Specifically in regards to Australia and the CF:

The Australian diplomat whose tip in 2016 prompted the Russia-Trump investigation previously arranged one of the largest foreign donations to Bill and Hillary Clinton’s charitable efforts, documents show.

Former Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer’s role in securing $25 million in aid from his country to help the Clinton Foundation fight AIDS is chronicled in decade-old government memos archived on the Australian foreign ministry’s website.

Downer and former President Clinton jointly signed a Memorandum of Understanding in February 2006 that spread out the grant money over four years for a project to provide screening and drug treatment to AIDS patients in Asia.

...

In the years that followed, the project won praise for helping thousands of HIV-infected patients in Papua New Guinea, Vietnam, China and Indonesia, but also garnered criticism from auditors about “management weaknesses” and inadequate budget oversight, the memos show.

FBI Investigation Kickstarted by Major Clinton Foundation Backer

Here is a State Department email in which Alexander Downer is scheduled to meet with then-Secretary Clinton:

1:55 pm ARRIVE State Department
2:00 pm MEETING w/ALEXANDER DOWNER, SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE

This is the same meeting with a bit more details as to whom was in attendance:

US Participants:

S Staff Tbd
EUR Assistant Secretary Phil Gordon
I0 Assistant Secretary Esther Brimmer
NSC Tbd

UN Participants:
Special Representative Alexander Downer
Special Assistant Sonja Bachmann

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a reply to: erikthegreen

I was thinking the exact same thing where is purplemer? they asked this very valid question Q has responded. what's your feelings on this new drop purple? I must admit personally not sure what to make of it

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Post 918 suggests we are at some point going to learn who Q is damn i'm gonna need more popcorn

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Here is a link to info regarding the sealed indictments:
Link

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originally posted by: coldlikecustard
a reply to: fiverx313 Fair enough there was no need for that last post from me for that I apologise.

As for the magic squares way above my paygrade lol I do not mind admitting all that was well over my head so I think there are only one or two people here that could respond to your questions on that.


What I meant by getting the thread shut down is basically people coming along and turning it into a mudpit topic where people just sling insults and the mods will come along and close the thread if that happens I have seen it happen here before and it gives me concern. hopefully that explains my position somewhat better and we can go back to our digging

fair enough, and i appreciate your clarification.

for what it's worth, i don't think this thread is in danger of getting shut down on that basis. there's a lot of interest in it and a lot of traffic. at the worst, anyone who submits to temptation and violates too many T&C would probably be looking at some temp bans. i am not a mod, but that's what seems likely from here.

i would hate to see this thread get shut down. i think it's very interesting. i only hope you all don't get too lost in the woods, and i'm not saying that from a position of presumed intellectual authority. i just like you.

well, some of you

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Rel, you mentioned the increased rate of Q posts in the post darkness series. I think this is the case as I look at it today.

In the more esoteric realms the 20thish of march into a few weeks past will be a sorta thing, it appears to me the increase and slightly more connective tone Q has taken relates. I've noticed that so many others have joined the team, from connectors to supporters to simple observers wiuthin the post darkness week.

I say this here, now, for all, as I mentioned a week or so back that our Q group connection(s) for some might move to a "feeling" over the next week or so. I'd toss out for some of the old timer Q folks as they may be experiencing this, in the form of "I love the Q energy, the unity, but it's now less about clues for me..." I personally think this is great but for some it may feel strange.

I noticed Q's revealing post: #918 "Wait until you learn who has been talking to you here." Clearly something is changing for this to be said, even in jest.

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originally posted by: pavil
I always found it strange that countries did the donations like that rather than just give direct aid. It's as if they were almost paying for something.

possibly the same reason i donate to the animal shelters instead of opening my own rescue? just a thought.

a reply to: crankyoldman

Anyone who thinks Q won’t give up their identity at the end of this is bananas.

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