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Does this apply to any of the people with whom we are familiar?
originally posted by: pavil
originally posted by: Whereismypassword
originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
I love the timing of this Q-hating thread:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
In the midst of an undeniable MOAB and associated BOOMs
Aww bless, canβt you post in that thread you coward?
When all else fails, resort to name calling and bullying.
originally posted by: Cygnis
a reply to: LanceCorvette
As Skeptek point out above, Macron.
Both Merkel and Macron visited Trump this week, at the White House to talk about staying in the Iran Nuke deal.
originally posted by: Skyfloating
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: dashen
Q says the CIA WAS in control in North Korea. When they left, Kim Jong became the person we see today. Could the same be said of IRAN?
Any country in which the people are oppressed, is largely owned by the Cabal. The Cabal has lost total ownership of SA and NK. Iran next.
originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: xuenchen
what? what does that even mean...
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
Does this apply to any of the people with whom we are familiar?
Criminal prosecution of the SA was declined.
The OIG found that the SA contacted individuals who he either knew were, or had reasonable belief would be witnesses in the criminal investigation and that the SAβs contacts with several individuals appeared to be designed to improperly influence their prospective testimony. Accordingly, the OIG concluded that the SAβs contacts with the witnesses were improper and constituted misconduct.
During the investigation, the OIG also found that the SA divulged law enforcement sensitive information to unauthorized individuals; misused his government issued electronic devices; provided misleading testimony during a related civil deposition; mishandled classified information; misused his position during contacts with local law enforcement officers; and provided false information to the OIG. Criminal prosecution of the SA was declined.