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A one-page document accompanying the Durham motion states the government objects to the "use, relevance and admissibility" of the classified information. This follows Danchenko recently filing a sealed motion signaling he intends to use classified information in his defense.
The government has already provided Danchenko's attorneys with 5,000 classified documents and 61,000 unclassified documents, the Times reports, based on a court filing this spring.
FBI Unit Leading Mar-a-Lago Probe Also Led Russia Collusion Probe. In RealClearInvestigations, Paul Sperry examines connections between the division investigating former President Trump’s handling of classified material at his Florida residence and Special Counsel John Durham’s earlier work.
originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: Caled
Reviewing the Ring video, just like with Hastings, NOBODY would voluntarily drive their car that way, under any circumstances. Even a heart attack victim wouldn't mash the gas pedal relentlessly, it's counter intuitive.
Even the Audi sudden acceleration debacle was a fraud. I know Master techs who installed the shift interlock into those cars. It solved the acceleration "problem", see what I mean? Sure someone could mistake the gas and brake, my mom did it in her Accord, but to go all the way up to 90mph, over obstacles??? It's a one in a billion or less.
originally posted by: FlyingFox
originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: Caled
Ever drive a remote-controlled car for the first time? You end up crashing it a few times until you get the hang of it. This could very well be what happened here with these bumps and scrapes before the house crash.
originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: Guyfriday
I'm no pro RC car assassin but wouldn't it make sense to let the person drive the car on their own until they are on a stretch of road where you would then take over and just floor it so the car can develop enough speed to get the job done?
I don't know about anyone else but if I'm not impaired, probably even if I am, and I turn right but the car goes left, I'm turning that car off, getting out and having it checked out because obviously something is wrong with it.
originally posted by: nowayreally
Ok maybe I’ve become grumpyoldlady with my posts lately….and admittedly not perusing the thread much lately bc …life….but weeks ago pages n pages Ann Hechce theories n such and come back on and it’s still pages n pages of heche (sp?) Gave me trauma flicker reminder of the pages of posts when Baldwin shot/didn’t shoot some colleague on set. Found those similarly aa tedious to get through….and yes, Thats with awareness of Baldwins vendetta against Trump, etc. So heche is Hollywood and crazy has many strange oddities, and she dated Ellen and was trauma victim…..that sum it is some? Or I missing something that has direct relevance to Qdrops or that Q referenced? If so could you please share that info so I can go from there to learn more? Otherwise, is it possible to create a thread specifically related to this? May garner more support there though I shall be abstaining atm. Not trying to be Dick bit Hollywood players gonna pay, have been playing, maybe I’m missing something but prefer hollyweirdoze discussions find their fan base there till Q-Heches/Baldwin, the likes have intel related to Q. But hey, whoami?! You all do you but Hollywood patsys were ‘so way last year(s) ago’ so not interested.
originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: carewemust
Ellen has been talked about before in these threads as being part of the whole "Pedowood" problem. There was the whole leg thing while she was "Locked down" that seem to resemble being under house arrest, and then there was the investigations into her after sexual harassment allegations were made public, shortly afterwards it was announced that her show was to be canceled. Which it was. Yeah, Ellen has been brought up before so her connection to Anne doesn't surprise a lot of us here.
a reply to: XtheMadnessNow
Unless he's willing to go out and publicly dig up some of those bodies he talked about, then he just comes across as a lot of talk.
And before a bunch of people jump on me about how much of a patriot he is, you all need to remember that he's supposedly sitting on a bunch of evidence of what Obama did to this country and hasn't done anything about informing the public about it. My Grandfather told, "Even a great man can become corrupt when handed enough power over their enemies."
Yes, it's because of that advice that I persist on the fact that -Q- might have become corrupted by holding evidence over the power elites. Like -Q-, if Flynn is just going to call people to arms, but never show them why they should fight, then what's to say that he isn't just going to use people like the power elites do?
If he believes that enough Americans are awake now, then he should drop the truth bomb on everyone.
I have been saying “local action equals national impact” for quite some time now. This is an action phrase meant to cause you to think about how you, as an American citizen, must now actively participate in the fabric of our society.
There is an abundance of ways to achieve this, and you can start right at home in your own community. Get involved and take the time to learn about all aspects of the people and processes running your local government. The corruption in our federal, state and local governments runs deep. This does not mean everyone involved is corrupt, but as we have witnessed, from those elected to those bureaucrats in government service, there are many who are corrupt.
If we choose to live by the phrase “consent of the governed,” we must now choose to stand, speak up and live by those words. Those are action words meant to drive us to be the finisher of our existence instead of inviting those grim reapers who seek even more power and authority as well as our demise.
The cry I hear more and more often these days is, “What can I do to help?” You can help by cleaning up voter registration rolls, supporting local canvassing efforts, joining in to help a political campaign whose ideas you support, volunteering for the hundreds of positions still unfilled in your local community, speaking to people in your church or other local community organizations — all of these are actions you can take. Otherwise, we stand to lose our rights and freedoms.
originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: Nevercompromise
So you can't even confirm if it is real but you wanna claim it is the motive.
Why not, it is the Q thread after all.
originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: TheBadCabbie
Except there is now electric power steering racks in most cars.
...but it's not a Q worthy subject outside of CP or WPP or Hollyweird.
originally posted by: GAPeach3
a reply to: Roxstar
I had a 1984 Z28, 5 speed, T-Tops, loaded. Most fun I ever had. I was always 1 point away from losing my license. In my 20s I had all 5 speed sport cars. A 76 Corvette, it was automatic, a 280Z, the Z28, I ran the wheels off 2 different Celica GTS. Now that I've grown older I enjoy my big F150 4WD Lariat. On my 2nd one of those.
originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: guidedbyblake
Rel is just concurring with ML that low-tech autos have some merit. Although fringe in some respects, it reflects the thinking of the general public in regards to overcomplexity of autos.
TG makes the case for archaic design.
originally posted by: TheBadCabbie
originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: Caled
Reviewing the Ring video, just like with Hastings, NOBODY would voluntarily drive their car that way, under any circumstances. Even a heart attack victim wouldn't mash the gas pedal relentlessly, it's counter intuitive.
Even the Audi sudden acceleration debacle was a fraud. I know Master techs who installed the shift interlock into those cars. It solved the acceleration "problem", see what I mean? Sure someone could mistake the gas and brake, my mom did it in her Accord, but to go all the way up to 90mph, over obstacles??? It's a one in a billion or less.
What do you mean exactly here? Are you saying that accelerator hacking is supposed to not be possible, or that there are other redundant safety features built into some or all makes to prevent typical runaway acceleration malfunctions? I presume the latter, but I don't recall the context of the Audi discussion with Caled that you are referring to.