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originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: OsirianObsidian
Thank-you for the feedback. It's interesting how President Trump is never asked about Christopher Wray, and never volunteers anything. Its like Wray doesn't exist.
originally posted by: Stevenmonet
Sorry if this has already been mentioned, but q clearance only exists in the department of energy and is basically equivalent to top secret clearance. Didn't Q start posting in Oct of 2017? What was going on at the doe at that time? Rick perry announcing his planned future departure from the agency comes to mind.
Let's say I worked for a 3 letter agency and I was a black hat. Wouldn't it be pretty simple to find out who at the doe had q clearance just prior and durring q's posting history? Should be a pretty short list maybe 100 names tops. Could the whole q clearance be a red herring to mislead the black hats making rick perry part of the plan or a mere coincidence?
originally posted by: carewemust
Before starting an Anti-Christopher Wray thread, based on: amgreatness.com...
I want to ask Q followers if, in your opinion, we should still "Trust Wray".
...we’re very much viewing 2018 as just kind of a dress rehearsal for the big show in 2020.
And I think we expect that this is going to become a phenomenon we’re going to have to contend with, with a lot more than just Russia.
originally posted by: OsirianObsidian
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: OsirianObsidian
To me it looks like Wray is trying to protect his people, which he should do. That’s how you build trust. “Sorry, there was nothing I could do.”
Who exactly are "His People" he is protecting?
Is he protecting the Crossfire Hurricane team, who seem by all accounts to be bad players who did unethical, if not illegal actions? Rank and file FBI agents, from what I've read, don't like the actions of the CFH team, McCabe and Comey tarring the FBIs legacy.
Sorry, Wray's job is to clean up the FBI, not provide cover for their bad actions.
Someone will have to convince me he's done things to help clean house. Any good things have been forced by the Courts, not Wray being proactive.
Let's hear all the good things Wray has done?
Crickets..........
He's not protecting any of the people who have done wrong. It's about showing that he will protect the people who are doing right. The worst thing you can possibly do in an agency like that is not have your subordinates trust you because they feel that you will sell them out when things get tough, justifiably or not. It's about restoring the independence of the FBI.
He should cooperate with the investigations while at the same time doing what he can to protect his agents. He's not there to make it easy for Barr and Durham. It's up to a court to prove that what those agents did was wrong. Innocent until proven guilty.
It's got to be done right, and it's got to be done by the rule of law.
originally posted by: Stevenmonet
Sorry if this has already been mentioned, but q clearance only exists in the department of energy and is basically equivalent to top secret clearance. Didn't Q start posting in Oct of 2017? What was going on at the doe at that time? Rick perry announcing his planned future departure from the agency comes to mind.
Doe is responsible for among other things maintaining the us nuclear stockpiles. Did you know they have also been publicly throwing around hundreds of millions in quantum computing research grants in the past couple of years alone.
When you ask why the doe is in charge of our nuclear stockpiles instead of say the DOD the answer you get never feals quite satisfactory at least not for me. Now quantum computing... come on that has to be a stretch right?
I'm not saying rick perry is q or that q is a quantum computer running self aware AI that was activated by rick perry, but the timing seems significant is all. Heck maybe rick was a roadblock that had to be removed before q could go public. Idk just wondering how far the doe q rabbit hole goes.
Let's say I worked for a 3 letter agency and I was a black hat. Wouldn't it be pretty simple to find out who at the doe had q clearance just prior and durring q's posting history? Should be a pretty short list maybe 100 names tops. Could the whole q clearance be a red herring to mislead the black hats making rick perry part of the plan or a mere coincidence?
Weren't some of the first q drops about hillary and u1? Wouldn't someone in the doe with q clearance have been privy to all the ins and outs and players involved and what not way before the public? We are talking about the transfer of uranium amounting to 20% of the us stockpile. That doesn't happen without doe being involved. Does it?
Could a doe run ai on a secret quantum computer used to analyze potential nuclear threats have q clearance? Could it realise the mathematical likelihood said transfer was nefarious, and would require the very highest levels of the government be compromised by the enemy? Would said ai then devise a scheme to bring the culprits to justice and ensure the security of our nuclear stockpile as intended?
Would such an AI be limited to the rules of its programming such as not to violate its security clearance and follow chain of command? Would it see the people as the final authority over a compromised government?
Would such a system devise a means to identify how government agents were being compromised? If so, would it use that information to try and identify possible good actors while eliminating bad actors via continued exposure?
Wouldn't said ai then basically be left with few options but to drop cryptic bread crumbs online leading human researchers and faithful government stewards to take action? Wouldn't an ai running on a quantum computer be able to perform millions of if/than scenarios each using a million different if/thans all in one second? Wouldn't it use benchmarks to test and improve its predictive models and make adjustments according to the effectiveness of its prior strategies?
Wouldn't that look like future proving past to determine which predictive models and paired strategies proved most effective? As the models and outcomes progressed wouldn't the system eventually determine a condition has been met in which all of the remaining forseable outcomes result in victory? Kind of like a chess player determining their opponent is in check mate, but 1 million opponents in advance? Yes, I said "opponents" not "moves"!
Would the doe be the only us agency with access to said technology? Could two such ai systems be at work currently in opposition to one another? If a total win condition such as check mate had been met, would the opposing party be aware? If so what would their reaction be considering m.a.d. as the final alternative to defeat? Would the end result of m.a.d be effected by human decision makers? If so, would said ai given the choice even choose to notify humans a win condition had been met by their counterpart?
Deep this rabbit hole is.
originally posted by: Quadrivium
a reply to: Stevenmonet
Steve,
I can't find the proper article I posted a few months back but it was about how quantum computing may work. It stated that our quantum computers would link to quantum computers in the future. Future proves Past.
Natalia Lebedeva, the chief EMS officer at a cosmonaut training center outside Moscow, plunged to her death Friday from the window of a hospital room where she was placed with Covid-19 symptoms earlier last week.
originally posted by: OsirianObsidian
POTUS about to give a speech, not a press conference.
This should be interesting.
Oh, it would be SOOOO perfect if he dropped the hammer after Hillary has given her speech endorsing Biden....