TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -e11even-

a reply to: All Seeing Eye

Thanks for the heads up!

And could you enlighten me on this one? Lol.

a reply to: queenofswords



It would be more comforting if he were in a straitjacket.

He is definitely being threatening in those tweets.

I think he is probably more scared of the Clinton crew though and has been all along.

Just the way he reopened her investigation when he did.

Almost like be tried to do the right thing. He could have slow walked it.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

I'm laughing at that pic.

So, you're saying JC is sending coded messages out of fear of the Clinton's rather than something more sinister?

Was watching Jason Chaffetz earlier today on Fox talking about
Andrew McCabe and the grand jury proceedings ongoing investigation...

He said very clearly that there were other's who would follow,
if they were not already in play, from his experience he said
he believed many others would end up with the same - Grand Jury
Investigation.

The timing of "Goodbye Mr. Rosenstein" is very interesting....

"Desperate people do desperate things.
It is during this period of time that surveillance pays off.
When does a bird sing".

originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan

originally posted by: PokeyJoe
NEW Q # 2108:

Q
!!mG7VJxZNCI
7 Sep 2018 - 3:57:28 PM
Goodbye, Mr. Rosenstein.
Q

if jeff sessions is the one who fires or demotes Rosenstein, the MSM will turn to jello!

I hope he also signs the approval for president Trump to declassify the documents.

a reply to: queenofswords

No I think its more sinister, he could have flipped when Trump first came into office if he had wanted.

He's on the darkside for sure I was just really surprized when he reopened her case right before the election.

I guess they all thought she could win no matter what.

I cannot imagine that reopening the investigation was her idea...maybe it was , who knows!

originally posted by: Sabrechucker
Where are the screen shots? I'm not totally sold it was her. Happy to be proven otherwise. They do look similar though

Here was the replacing of the 3 guys behind Trump. Someone posted on 8chan that "from 1:19:00 for about 5 minutes the are scoping out the rows behind POTUS gettin ready"

a reply to: tiredoflooking

Comey could have reopened Hillary's investigation 30 days sooner, when the 600,000 emails were first found on Weiner's laptop. But he chose to wait until a few days before the election, and then only looked at 3% of the documents that were on the laptop before clearing her again. James comey's conscience versus Loretta Lynch.

a reply to: daskakik

The girl is pretty much a dead ringer for Zina Bash...weird.

Q#2108

"Goodbye, Mr. Rosenstein."

Why not RR?

Number of times Q has used Rosenstein in a direct drop vs. number of times Q has used RR? Why the differentiation?

a reply to: daskakik

I'm surprised the 'replaced people' topic is such a big discussion.
These are 'primo' seats for vips (family members, etc.).

Because empty spaces directly behind POTUS would be obvious bad optics...'place holder' people temporarily fill them until a late arrival shows up.

Common.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

Same here. Qmap.pub is the only site that doesnt f#kc up my phone.

I dont 'do' the chans either. Qmap is by far the best site ive seen.

originally posted by: tiredoflooking
The girl is pretty much a dead ringer for Zina Bash...weird.

Yes, but I think Zina looks older and her eyes are e bit closer together.

a reply to: carewemust

I guess it boils down to no choice really.

Trump brought SO much attention to the emails if she had won it would come back to haunt Comey if he didn't at least pretend to deal with it.

They never thought they would really have the details exposed as in history it has not happened that the winning party didn't just sweep everything under the rug and carry on.

They never thought she would lose and if she did they still thought they could put "the fix" on things.

Some people may think justice will never happen, I think Trump doesn't just let things go...like ever.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

He's on the darkside for sure I was just really surprized when he reopened her case right before the election.

I had a theory about that at the time. I think Comey thought a 2nd affirmation of "nothing found" would be like sealing the envelope of doubt. They thought that verbally and officially (by Comey) exonerating her twice would be better than the cloud of doubt that still hung in the air for some. I think they thought it would help her rather than hurt her.

They didn't count on people actually wondering WTH were State emails doing on Weiner's laptop, exoneration or not!

a reply to: queenofswords

That's true also!

Official exoneration might have actually worked if there wasn't so much other bizarre weird crap going on at the time. Lol.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Here is a pic of the two ladies well before the speech started. They were not late arrivals.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: vinifalou

You just pointed out why president Trump in no way shape or form can confirm that he knows about Q.

If Democrats regain power and find out who Q is, they could legitimately have both of them brought up on charges of disclosing classified information.

None of the information being shared (drops) is classified information. I dont see how that would apply. My guess it would go a lot like the Russian collusion story.

a reply to: queenofswords

Well, that was insightful. Secondary meaning for words maybe? Sure sounds like it is directions perhaps for someone in SES

Here is an excerpt from a former SES member at the state dept.

Until Rex Tillerson was appointed, there was some talk about what State Department personnel could do to “stop the damage” Trump policies might inflict, but for the most part, the department continued to execute the policies and state the positions of the previous administration, as it should have. In Navy lingo, the State Department was “following the last order given.”

After Tillerson arrived, discussion of obstruction turned into actions to obstruct. Details were frequently kept from the secretary, and he would arrive at meetings with counterparts with an incomplete and often distorted picture of the issue being discussed.As I prepared to exit the State Department, it was clear what was going on — a direct attack on the people’s control of the government.

link

The above is likely the reason for the firings on the 7th floor by Tillerson.

Is there any wonder there could be chaos ?

a reply to: imthegoat

You sound sure of yourself. I hope you're right!