Did I see that Obama is in Singapore now? He's sure hanging out on that side of the globe a lot these days, isn't he? Busy, busy, busy.

>>13434

Turned up this article about Sidley Austin in the Chicago Tribune from 11/25.

http://archive.is/NRAfO

Looks like a big law firm has a whole bunch of lobbyist clients, and now those lobbyists are freaking out because they need FARA registrations, and yesterday. Well, not so much yesterday; actually they need them several years ago. Too late for that. How many of them have already been notified that they're already well into the judicial process? Pic definitely related.

Be interesting/amusing to know how many of the lawyers on Mueller's team and the lawyers at Sidley Austin (and who knows how many other firms) all know each other. Even Washington DC can seem like a small town.

Question for law anons: Does the US District Court system post a calendar/schedule for arraignments? Followup question: When an arraignment is put on the court calendar for a sealed indictment, at what point is that indictment unsealed?

I suspect we may have been waiting for dramatic arrests, when maybe we should have been stalking arraignments that would somewhat easier for the system to keep quiet.

>>13477

Errggghh, how to find out whether a Sidley Austin lawyer has experience in setting up offshore corporations. With that many lawyers, surely at least half a dozen of them would. Combine those lawyers with the ones who are representing the lobbyists/Russian agents, and poof. Plenty for a prosecutor to chew on.

From Sidley Austin's Washington DC employee directory:

2 lawyers specializing in Global Finance:

https://www.sidley.com/en/us/people/?services=ef6c6b5a-edf3-4d53-980d-8277a119575f&offices=fc546176-a88f-4591-927f-0c297caec727&currentviewid=83e3dcaa-1264-4226-8ee6-380c20e95bea&reload=false&scroll=448

15 lawyers specializing in Banking & Financial Services:

https://www.sidley.com/en/us/people/?services=a49bc775-6804-427c-8b58-1b369d4b44e0&offices=fc546176-a88f-4591-927f-0c297caec727&currentviewid=83e3dcaa-1264-4226-8ee6-380c20e95bea&reload=false&scroll=448

22 (!) specializing in "Government Stragies":

https://www.sidley.com/en/us/people/?services=9cee3828-4b8a-490f-bd83-0258507be289&offices=fc546176-a88f-4591-927f-0c297caec727&currentviewid=83e3dcaa-1264-4226-8ee6-380c20e95bea&reload=false&scroll=560

17 specializing in "International Arbitration"

https://www.sidley.com/en/us/people/?services=19aad1a5-75fb-49a7-86d7-c1efeabcf7bb&offices=fc546176-a88f-4591-927f-0c297caec727&currentviewid=83e3dcaa-1264-4226-8ee6-380c20e95bea&reload=false&scroll=448

33 in "International Trade"

https://www.sidley.com/en/us/people/?services=19aad1a5-75fb-49a7-86d7-c1efeabcf7bb&offices=fc546176-a88f-4591-927f-0c297caec727&currentviewid=83e3dcaa-1264-4226-8ee6-380c20e95bea&reload=false&scroll=448

1 guy who specializes in "Non Profit Institutions"

https://www.sidley.com/en/us/people/?services=9e9b46c1-65da-4d89-ab81-7d61dfdd9571&offices=fc546176-a88f-4591-927f-0c297caec727&currentviewid=83e3dcaa-1264-4226-8ee6-380c20e95bea&reload=false&scroll=560

and a whopping 63 lawyers specializing in "White Collar: Gov't Litigation & Investigations"

https://www.sidley.com/en/us/people/?services=83c93a1d-07b8-4c81-bf10-2ef4fba96941&offices=fc546176-a88f-4591-927f-0c297caec727&currentviewid=83e3dcaa-1264-4226-8ee6-380c20e95bea&reload=false&scroll=448

Seeing indications that Obama stays in close touch with his old firm.

Sidley Austin just cemented its corporate persona as a liberal/progressive organizations with me the second I saw this:

https://www.sidley.com/en/probonolanding/political-asylum-and-immigrants-rights-project

Sidley Austin locations:

10 cities in the USA: DC, NY, LA, SF, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Century City, Palo Alto

6 in Asia/Pacific: Hong Kong, Beijing, Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo, Sydney

4 in Europe: Brussels, London, Geneva, Munich

Look who else is in Palo Alto: http://www.lifewithfive.com/20-tech-companies-with-roots-in-palo-alto/

Well, didn't take long for this country boy to figure out that Asia Foundation thing is just a shifty way to meddle in other countries' business and try to rip off other people for money.

Foundations tend to be big piles of horse droppings, if you ask me.

And of course, the Asia Foundation being a "foundation"/non-profit organization, it makes a very handy place to park big piles of money.

Dollars to donuts that some investigator has already got the tax filings, which are likely "false and materially misleading" (props to Charles Ortel), on their desk. They know who's been claiming exhorbitant expenses and who's been paying out big salaries and bonuses.

Follow the Foundation, FBI Anon said. He can't possibly have meant only the Clinton Foundation. We're all in the mood for RICO. Bring it on.

>>13691

That one sentence sums it all up very neatly. It is the TL;DR for Sidley Austin and the Asia Foundation.

"those who use and operate the web of financial and operational networks that leading anti-US terrorist groups depend upon to develop their global strike capabilities, move money and personnel internationally, and shield their activities from counter-terrorism efforts"

I think we've got a pretty good bead on how Sidley Austin and the Asia Foundation figure into the giant web of corruption now.

What questions to ask about them now, though -

Are both already included in the sealed indictments?

Have their activities been stopped?

What other corporate entities are pieces of the puzzle?

God almighty.

Noko is an enormous New World Order fraud. It's all been faked, at great cost in lives and money, just to get their own perverted way. And THAT is what would put 99% of people in the hospital – we've all been had. Now that more people are figuring it out by the minute, it's time to turn the tables.

Bring back hangings. We can have them in pro football stadiums and sell tickets. Hell, they used to hang a man just for stealing a horse.

AND THEY'VE BEEN AT IT FOR DECADES.

Damn it to hell. Hang them all.

>>13735

Go with me for a second -

Sidley Austin, Asia Foundation, North Korea, all the bullshit that's happened in the Middle East, Vietnam (probably), Panama Papers, every other scandal you can think of, all of the crumbs that Q said were "all connected"

It's all connected. They got away with it in the beginning, when the scope of it was limited, so they just kept feeding their globalization plan because they were all getting rich as hell off the criminal activity, and now it's 2017, and it's gargantuan. Finally got too big to hide anymore, and it was never going to last forever, anyway. Hillary was supposed to just be a bandaid to make it all last a few years more, until they figured out some other patsy to make the law keep looking the other way.

>>13760

I guess, for me at least, a few bites are enough for me to figure out if the steak is cooked alright.

Have been mulling over FBI Anon's posts for over a year now, and they seem to be a kind of preamble for what Q has been dropping. How many times have we seen "it's all connected"? They weren't kidding with us; every single disgusting little piece of the 1,000 piece puzzle is connected.