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>The Corporate annual for MITRE corp. in the early 90's showed an image of the side of the Trade Tower with the top of it covered in smoke
MITRE CORPORATION
Founder: Robert Everett
In 1989, President George H.W. Bush awarded Mr. Everett the National Medal of Technology[…] for his work in real-time computer technologies and applications.
>So all the Q "trust" xxxxxx drops were top trolling.
>Sessions too?
Nah that's not what I'm getting at. Should have been more clear.
DJT has flashed the symbol as well. Doesn't mean he's cabal. Double meaning exist.
Just found that curious, that's all.
>Who the fuck is Ray Epps?
Thomas Massie
@RepThomasMassie
Turn your gaze away from the weapons of mass distraction and read this article by @DarrenJBeattie. Don’t let this get memory-holed by the DOJ, the FBI, the main stream media, and social media censors working on their behalf.
https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1473068665935437825
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Rep Thomas Massie handing out red-pills for Christmas.
Another Judge Quits Guantánamo Case
WASHINGTON — A Marine judge presiding at a war crimes trial at Guantánamo Bay stepped down on Thursday because he was offered a fellowship at the F.B.I., the latest personnel change in what has become a revolving door at the court.
Lt. Col. Michael D. Zimmerman was the fourth judge to preside over the case of Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi, 61, who was arraigned in 2014. Mr. Hadi is accused of commanding Taliban and Qaeda fighters who committed war crimes by targeting troops and civilians with suicide bombings and roadside explosives devices and by firing on medical evacuation helicopters in Afghanistan in 2003 and 2004.
Colonel Zimmerman’s departure illustrates a key problem that has bedeviled the hybrid military-civilian court that President George W. Bush established after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Unlike federal judges, who are given lifetime appointments, military judges generally serve for a few years at military commissions and then move on to other legal roles or retire, creating delays and disrupting continuity in cases.
The revolving nature of the military commission judiciary has also created conflict of interest challenges in instances when judges or their staff members secretly sought post-service positions at the Justice Department, which sends prosecutors and F.B.I. agents to the Guantánamo cases. In the U.S.S. Cole capital case, an appeals court voided two years of work by an Air Force judge who hid his pursuit of a civilian job as an immigration court judge while serving on the case.
Colonel Zimmerman’s case is different. He goes to the F.B.I. fellowship for a year through an in-service educational program that sends active-duty Marines to war colleges, private universities and government fellowships for career enhancement.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/23/us/politics/guantanamo-judge-quits.html
Who Is James Tate Grant? Capitol Riot Suspect Faces Jail Over Rifle Found in Car
12/25/21 at 10:20 AM EST
James Tate Grant, a North Carolina man charged with assaulting police officers during the January 6 Capitol riots, could be placed in pretrial detention after an assault rifle and ammunition were found in his car during a drunk driving arrest.
Justice Department prosecutors on Thursday submitted a request for a federal judge in Washington, D.C. to revoke the pretrial release of 29-year-old Grant, who is awaiting trial over his documented involvement in the Capitol attack.
The rioter was arrested on December 7 by a police officer in Garner, North Carolina who was responding to a report of a suicide threat. Grant was found pulling out of a restaurant's parking area and appeared intoxicated.
Grant told the officer about his role in the "January 6th incident" and tried to flee as he was placed under arrest. Prosecutors wrote in court filings that he "dropped to the ground" and said things along the lines of "Just kill me now" and "It's over."
Police found an AR-15 assault rifle, 60 rounds of ammunition, weapon accessories and combat fatigues in Grant's car. Prosecutors wrote Grant's statements are "of such a concerning nature that there is reason to believe he is a danger not only to the community, but also to himself."
The judge did not yet rule on the request. Newsweek has contacted Grant's attorney for comment. Following his involvement in the Capitol riots, Grant is charged with—among other things—assaulting, resisting or impeding police officers using a dangerous weapon and inflicting bodily injury, engaging in physical violence on Capitol grounds, and entering Senate offices. According to court documents, Grant was found to have used a metal crowd control barrier to "forcibly assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate, and interfere with" police. Documents filed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) stated Grant's acts were captured in an Instagram video of the attack on the Capitol.
The footage showed Grant and Ryan Samsel, a fellow rioter and co-defendant, leading a crowd of Donald Trump supporters past a first barricade towards the second. Grant was dressed in black, his face covered with a skull mask.
According to the FBI, Grant's act caused another rioter to jump over the fence and attack two Capitol police officers. As police moved to arrest the attacking man, Grant "interfered with their attempts to apprehend the rioter by pulling the rioter back away from the officers."
After another officer attempted to help his colleagues and punched Grant, the rioter got up and tried to "step over the fallen barricade towards the officers." In the footage shared to YouTube, Grant can be seen pulling the rioter away from officers, then attempting to lunge at police over the barricade.
https://www.newsweek.com/who-james-tate-grant-capitol-riot-suspect-faces-jail-over-rifle-found-car-1663125
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Other links:
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/feds-seek-jail-for-capitol-riot-suspect-found-with-rifle
https://www.kmov.com/feds-seek-jail-for-capitol-riot-suspect-found-with-rifle/article_1edf5d74-40bb-536f-b17f-2c354d753d2a.html
>Alice
>[Winter] Wonderland
>watch the water
Graphic: US Navy [watch the water] + Alice and Wonderland [Clinton & Saudi Arabia]
US Navy Tweet
https://twitter.com/USNavy/status/1474885229701742592
CVN 78 - USS Gerald Ford Tweet
https://twitter.com/Warship_78/status/1474794182787178504
1 year ago
One year later, Nashville still feeling effects of Christmas Day bombing
https://www.wandtv.com/news/one-year-later-nashville-still-feeling-effects-of-christmas-day-bombing/article_8ba7f56e-65a6-11ec-9add-dbacdfb4b559.html
Unsettling video offers new perspective on Christmas morning bomb in Nashville
https://fox17.com/news/local/unsettling-new-video-offers-new-perspective-on-christmas-morning-bomb-in-nashville