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

a reply to: Sabrechucker

Sabre, may be wrong but I think the [-21] runs from Feb 26th to Mar 18th, i.e. to next Monday!

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

I thought it was great!

Now, who do we think 'X' is?

a reply to: Sabrechucker

Sabre, I noticed Warren was one of the names on page 1 of Epstein's flight logs!

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

I believe the RBG timeline will expire, prompting a serious distraction. Moves and counter moves.

Anyone care to list the possible moves the DS has yet to play?

What is the next angle?

It's like the stock market, our gov't, Casinos, Big Data, it's all rigged.



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a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Really..? can you send a copy.

May have to do with 3050..

a reply to: Enderdog

The code for military aircraft is both simpler, and far more complex. It also generally is the longest part of development. The F-35 code had to be rolled out in phases because it's 18 million lines of code.

In a commercial aircraft you have to worry about things like passenger safety and comfort, so that has to be included. You limit what the aircraft can do, etc..

The Boeing contract signed in Hanoi had been in the works for a long time. The VietJet order was already in the books as an unidentified customer.

Confirmed: Mueller seeking subpoena, contempt citation against foreign corporation

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Any guess as to the Mystery Corp?

The opinion also noted that prosecutors have been trying to obtain the information since at least this past summer, and the three-judge panel determined it could get involved in the dispute because "there is a reasonable probability the information sought through the subpoena here concerns a commercial activity that caused a direct effect in the United States."

This seems to be the case that shut down a whole floor of the Court last year.

The opinion noted that the company is facing a $50,000-per-day fine for failure to turn over the documents. The papers in question are kept overseas, though the company does have an office in the U.S.

a reply to: Creep Thumper

Creep Thumper, I wouldn't say this was proof but...

A guy my family knew from church when I was a teenager told me he had had a fling with Errol Flynn in the 20s. He must be dead now but he was a Lord... Baron Slade... always turned up to church in a white linen suit with pink shirt and salmon tie.

originally posted by: Sabrechucker
a reply to: crankyoldman

This takes me back to the Q400 in Seattle... Who the hell flew that plane

That fella talking was NOT in the plane!

I'd love Z58's take on that.

OMFG! I had forgotten about that! Any idea what model aircraft that was?

But...non-pilot steals jet...flies around trolling tf, out of air traffic control...then manages to spiral in on private rich guy island...

That's almost as likely as 19 box-cutter terrorists bringing down three buildings and five planes, with minimal training.

I agree though. "Rich"...coincidentally having the exact same name as a battleship involved in previous nefarious stuff..was not on the plane.

originally posted by: Enderdog

originally posted by: Phelan15
a reply to: Enderdog

This is brand new software. The Max is the first 737 to use any fly by wire, and it's a hybrid system.

Totally possible. However it seems that if we can do this with mission essential war planes, adapting to commercial jets ought to be a gimme. That we just had a "failed" summit, where der Trumpmeister walked away with a yuge Boeing contract, then bolted immediately...well...something feels a little connected to me. Not to mention 737 death row inmates being spared...

It just occurred to me, that this actually fits nicely, with subconscious programming, designed to soften the public urge for death penalties...just in time for a rash of unsealed indictments.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

EMN, I've got nightmare memories of printing out memory dumps in the 80s and then trying to work out bugs in assembler programs from them! Hundreds of pages had to be gone through.

Interesting theory but I wouldn't expect .tmp files to be kept for more than a week; if nothing else because storage of them would cost money from cloud providers. Also, the DARPA code would have to be held somewhere in the application in order to be saved onto a .tmp file?

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: Creep Thumper

Creep Thumper, I wouldn't say this was proof but...

A guy my family knew from church when I was a teenager told me he had had a fling with Errol Flynn in the 20s. He must be dead now but he was a Lord... Baron Slade... always turned up to church in a white linen suit with pink shirt and salmon tie.

Totally HEARSAY!

ETA: Just dipped in for a little research.... seems he may have just been compromised in return for some success. Apparent did like women...just really young ones...

nypost.com...

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

The Krassencock brothers don't even deserve a mention here...They knock Q/POTUS for cash, and bend over for wiffle ball bats.

Let them troll on, don' give them a second of your time


Where's the Van dash

a reply to: Phelan15

I'm going to weigh in with you on this one. The timing is just unusual to us around here so it raises eyebrows. I'll leave it at that.

a reply to: crankyoldman

cranky, the first indicators of change on facebook will be:- different, more generic ads, and less people you've never heard of appearing on your suggested friends list (because your iPhone said you were facing within 6ft of them last week).

a reply to: SouthernGift

Highly unlikely! That's why I was recording the graphs for history.

a reply to: Enderdog

Or as this guy flying a 747-400 with 500 people on board with no training beyond MS Flight Sim?

The man, whose identity has not been revealed, later told investigators he liked to play flight simulation games and wanted to fly a real plane, police said.

www.japantimes.co.jp...

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Hmm, never heard of that type of file extension. I'm thinking the 'Garbage file' is like the Recycle Bin in Windows or on Linux or Unix an actual bitbucket or garbage file, kinda like .tmp files. What if remnants of LifeLog [DARPA] code were stored here and never deleted -- purged.

Maybe this or close to it
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackers_(film) …

Garbage file
while going through the files, Plague realizes the garbage file being downloaded is a worm he inserted to defraud Ellingson. The Plague pretends the hackers are to blame and enlists the US Secret Service to recover the file,

Things seem to be heading for the Finale:

Former Trump advisor Michael Flynn’s cooperation with special counsel Robert Mueller is ‘complete’


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