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

During Cohen's testimony the part that peaked my ears was the short discussion with (Congressman Mark Meadows) on his pay-offs/bribes/lobbying involving a BTA Khazastan bank [subject of one of the world's biggest financial frauds totaling $5 billion], Huge money laundering and a Swiss pharma company Novartis (largest in the world) with headquarters in Basel, Switzerland the same city where the Bank of International Settlements is located. The Swiss big pharma paid Cohen to collect intel on DJT.

Follow the money!
May be the tip of an iceberg and I hope some Republican(s) pursues this because that is much bigger than Cohen.

Meanwhile....

twitter.com...

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

I'm hoping what Democrat Leaders did by scheduling Cohen for TODAY in open session, will soon be seen for how improper it was, by sane Democrat voters.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) blasted Democrats for hitting a “new low” just moments after Michael Cohen’s testimony before the House Oversight and Reform Committee got underway.

Graham lit up the Democratic Party for holding the Cohen hearings on the same day as President Trump was meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Hanoi, Vietnam.

“A new low for House Democrats: holding hearings with Michael Cohen while President Trump negotiates with North Korea about giving up their nuclear arsenal,” the South Carolina Republican wrote in a statement.

“Democrats’ hatred of Trump is undercutting an important foreign policy effort and is way out of line!"

“If Republicans had pulled such a stunt, the mainstream media would be outraged!”

Source: www.foxnews.com...

nypost.com...

Go figure: If you’re a birther or a 9/11 denier, chances are you aren’t much fun to be around. Sure, we’ve been saying this about our wack-job uncle for years — but now it’s backed up by science.

Lol

Our research has shown for the first time the role that conspiracy theories can play in determining an individual’s attitude to everyday crime,” study co-author and Kent professor Karen Douglas said in a statement. “It demonstrates that people subscribing to the view that others have conspired might be more inclined toward unethical actions.”

With contemporary conspiracy theories targeting everything from myths surrounding the Mueller report to the chilling “secret” behind Disney’s “Frozen,” this cultural phenomenon is certainly ripe for clinical exploration.

The Mueller report, eh New York Post?

As such, the new study measured participants’ “belief in general notions of conspiracy” as well as how much they agreed with specific theories (“There was an official campaign by MI6 toassassinate Princess Diana”). Those inclined to believe the theories were “more accepting of everyday crime,” such as demanding a refund for no appropriate reason.

Thats a weird specific thing, demanding refunds for no reason. LOL.

Or, as co-author Dan Jolley of Staffordshire put it, “People believing in conspiracy theories are more likely to be accepting of everyday crime, while exposure to theories increases a feeling of anomie, which in turn predicts increased future everyday crime intentions.”

This really really made me laugh.

Can anyone read this and take it seriously?



The media needs to get a life.

a reply to: tiredoflooking Oh the sheep! Ugh, when will people wake up for real? I am saddened that they feed this garbage daily. It is sad they don't question a ding dang thing. Now back to lurk mode and refresh the Q map hoping for a new one soon!

Senior White House adviser Jared Kushner met with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman(MBS) on Tuesday 

The talks in the Saudi capital Riyadh, part of Kushner’s tour of the Middle East, focused on ways of “increasing cooperation” between the United States and Saudi Arabia as well as efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a White House statement said.

New peace plan 

Kushner arrived in Ankara after stops in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates to discuss his Israeli-Palestinian peace initiative.    

In a recent interview with Sky News Arabia, Kushner said details of his proposed initiative would be revealed after Israel's elections April 9.

www.aljazeera.com...

Even this article is full of negative info.

When this happens, if it does, a, middle east peace plan, the MSM will say nothing positive.

Just like they won't report positively about the current summit.

This world is not crazy.

The MSM and those behind it are not the majority.

Peace is the prize all humans should be working towards.

originally posted by: tiredoflooking

Senior White House adviser Jared Kushner met with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman(MBS) on Tuesday 

The talks in the Saudi capital Riyadh, part of Kushner’s tour of the Middle East, focused on ways of “increasing cooperation” between the United States and Saudi Arabia as well as efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a White House statement said.

New peace plan 

Kushner arrived in Ankara after stops in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates to discuss his Israeli-Palestinian peace initiative.    

This world is not crazy.

The MSM and those behind it are not the majority.

Peace is the prize all humans should be working towards.

The problem here lies in the polarity addiction here on earth. Those who demand peace are polarized in ways that create conflict when peace shows up - they demand war because they must be a polarity rep. Given the hate toward NK nuking us at a moments notice folks should be cheering Kim smiling and grabbing DJT's arm as a friend - yet they just moved over polarity points to "meh, orange man bad..."

A study was done in the 60's and hidden for decades. Conclusion - the world needed war or folks would go nuts. Oddly the principal theme of "The Last President" (DJT's time travel code book) suggests that is indeed a problem to be careful of - slow roll out of change is required.

On top of everything else we are up against, that sits there too.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

Cohen said "Trump talks in codes" Yes..Yes he does

originally posted by: Sabrechucker
a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

Cohen said "Trump talks in codes" Yes..Yes he does

How freaky would it have been if Cohen had said Comms?

a reply to: pavil

That would have been better but, I'll take in codes. I believe it was Meadows who almost recited a Q drop,when referencing the FBI's firing's. Named 4-5 people in succession who had been fired.

This caught my eye today.

a reply to: FlyingFox

spoiler:
it's a literally gay puppet show

Speaking of...
Where is Kevin Spacey?

Hillary Direct Reference to "Land of Alice and the Mad Hatter"
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1 Sep 2018 - 10:39:54 AM
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"And, I hope you and Chris enjoy your time in the Land of Alice and the MH–all the best from Hanoi–H"
Nothing to See Here.
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qmap.pub...

Who is Chris?

a reply to: tiredoflooking

There's something wrong with most Republicans in Congress. They've gradually deteriorated into mushy wimps, afraid of their own shadow. Pathetic.

I wouldn't blame Donald Trump one bit for not seeking re-election, if his DOJ under William Barr continues being wimpy like Republicans in Congress.

I don't like most Democrat ideas, but damn do I love their spunk, aggressiveness, sense of urgency, and togetherness of their leadership!

a reply to: carewemust

I hear ya but, It's been said here before. When weak appear strong, When strong appear weak, Art of war. Let these buffoons scream from their collapsing rooftops.

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Supposedly covering 1.5 square miles

but looks more like someone has zig zagged across moor with petrol can.

It sure does! TBH that makes NO sense whatsoever i.e. how can lines of flames like those have started all at the same time so they are All burning together?

Unless a 'cruiser' lost control for a moment and somebody grabbed the Phaser button by mistake as they wibwobbled across thee moors ...

a reply to: Sabrechucker

Who is Chris?

Chris Stevens, perhaps?

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

I don't know why everyone is getting only these results. 🤔

Although my first try, without my VPN on, brought the beacon over the middle of the nearest capital city for a moment, it quickly corrected itself to hover above a specific intersection (whether relevant or not) in Santa María de Gallardo, a town, centrally within the Mexican state of Aguascalientes. (with VPN active, it went straight there)

The city of Aguascalientes is called "el corazón" which means "the heart" of Mexico because it lies in the middle of the country. This city is often considered, by its locals, to be one of the safest and cleanest in Mexico. Also, the city of Aguascalientes is known as "the land of the good people".

With only a cursory search, I couldn't turn up too much about Santa María de Gallardo besides a few like that, weather forecasts and dating sites. I haven't translated any Spanish pages, so there may be more pertinent info to come across.
I, personally, have no idea if these particular areas have been mentioned in any drops or linked to through any discussions here, so maybe y'all can connect a dot or two that I can't. ☺️

... Or, maybe it's nothing. 🤷

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: daskakik

How so, everyone knows I'm in UK but I'm nowhere near London?

ETA - just seen your edit adding info... fortunately I'm using a VPN so as I said, nowhere near where the page says I am. Timely warning tho, thx.

Y'know it puzzles me how people can 'think' that a 'two way internet connection' can't be traced! i.e. a VPN or even ToR


"back in the day" (about 6 yrs ago) I was using ToR.

I liked to watch the relays come online and arrange themselves according to their bandwidth as ToR booted.

One day I watched two very strange things happen during this process. Firstly, the amount of "relays" had tripled overnight!

The second was that ALL the 'normally 'top' relays' (i.e. DorisDBrown De etc) were not there!

To me it was obvious the whole ToR network was being 'overtaken" . . . I didn't have to think too hard to "guess by whom"

I shut down my browser immediately.

Guess what happened a few days later? Anyone remember a ToR site with the initials SR?

NOTHING online is secure except maybe something like having your messages encrypted with PGP, composed on an airgapped machine, put on a flash drive and then sent by another machine to a destination which does the reverse ... maybe

originally posted by: Sabrechucker
a reply to: carewemust
I hear ya but, It's been said here before. When weak appear strong, When strong appear weak, Art of war. Let these buffoons scream from their collapsing rooftops.

You're thinking here and now. I'm doing that too, but also reflecting back to when Republicans controlled the House, and couldn't get Rod Rosenstein in to testify, after learning of his desire to "wear a wire" to record/trap Trump. He stood them up 3 times. Republicans gave up.

Mitch McConnell promised that he would have a Senate vote this week on the Green New Deal. He wanted every Senator on the Record as a YEA or NEA. Democrats complained. McConnell went limp. Not a word from him about this since.

But McConnell did say yesterday that President Trump's National Emergency E.O. might not be legal.

WIMPS!

a reply to: queenofswords

From Benghazi? makes sense, what is the link to Hanoi?