>>34081

David Laufman is the DoJ Lawyer that interviewed Huma and Cheryl with Strzok. And Hillary. This dynamic duo is very dirty.

PS, good to see you! Semper Fortis.

>>34102

I think he means prior to being a dumb ass and having this affair. He was already deep in the pocket of the Clintons. Look at his obvious history of making sure he was in the right place at the right time. That maneuvering was on purpose.

>>34159

No, sadly, she is pretty consistent with her Philly Eagles. Not sure why. "In touch with the commoners"?

>>34323

Learn to decider? Sorry guys that one looks weird to me. what am I missing?

>>34407

That's why I won't give those fuckers a dime. Big fat salaries, saving donations for "future" crisis. Piss off.

>>34439

Just dust off the constitution and follow it. Oh yeah, and have some decency. That too.

>>34450

I don't want to slide the thread, but originally, it was not. It was pure, and got taken over and became corrupt, so the founder bailed. (simplified version)

Each and every time, this is what they do. And if they can't find something to hijack that is legit in the beginning, they wait. Their whole "philanthropic routine" is disgusting.

>>34473

This is NOT new though! Population control and ways to make money off it is old hat for them!

>>34453

Not Comey. Strzok's wife. Just clarifying we still don't know Comey's dirt or if he is just super politically savvy/motivated/boot licking expert. (can you tell I am mad, that guy really let me down…)

>>34527

This could get it's own thread. Trust me.

Besides, look at who they targeted with AIDS? It's like they have to cull the herd once in a while. Eugenicists. The new princess select over in the UK must have them positively skeeving.

>>34672

Back to Mayo. They are not MD Andersen, but they are damned sure into a lot of research medicine, not just cancer and transplants. Lots of money in Mayo.

BTW, I wan't allowed to donate plasma or blood because of vaccinations I had in the service for a looooong time. Something in the Anthrax wasn't quite right.

>>34768

I am exhausted. But right after we moved over here, maybe a day or so, a poster came on for about two days, trying to explain how he had seen a code that was a combination shift type. It took a little movement and I couldn't remotely do it without a printout. Which I cannot get right now.

Good luck anons, I have to sleep. I hope to find wonderful answers when I return.

And Q, if you are still here, since you seem to be pressing hard to get us to read the map - thanks.

>>34876

I haven't left this thread much in days. I checked the stringers boards but it wan't there. He was here in the general and I do not know if he moved. I'll try to find it in the morning. I was so curious to see if it was working the way he said, and I can't understand why everyone ignored him.