got it wakes
so glad to see it
none of us would use it
waitin on you
I likes it guud
https://www.defense.gov/Our-Story/Biographies/Biography/Article/2111192/christopher-c-miller/
Mr. Christopher Millerwas Performing the Duties of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (ASD) for SO/LIC and is former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (DASD) for Special Operations and Combating Terrorism (SOCT). DASD Miller is responsible for overseeing the employment of special operations forces in counterterrorism, Military Information Support Operations (MISO), Information Operations, unconventional warfare, irregular warfare, direct action, special reconnaissance, foreign internal defense, counter proliferation, sensitive special operations, and personnel recovery/hostage issues as specified by the Secretary of Defense. Mr. Miller was sworn in as the DASD for SOCT on 6 January 2020.
From March 2018 through December 2019, Mr. Miller served as the Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Counterterrorism and Transnational Threats at the National Security Council (NSC). In this position, Mr. Miller was responsible for strategic level policy making and implementation, and support to senior NSC and White House leadership.
Mr. Miller was raised in Iowa City, Iowa and is a retired U.S. Army officer. He was commissioned as an Infantry officer in 1987 through R.O.T.C. with a Bachelor of Arts in History from the George Washington University. Mr. Miller began his military career as an enlisted Infantryman in the Army Reserve in 1983 and also served in the District of Columbia National Guard as a Military Policeman. In 1993, he transferred to Special Forces and served in numerous command and staff positions within the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne).
Throughout his career, he served within other special operations organizations, culminating with command of the 2nd Battalion, 5th SFG(A). Mr. Miller participated in the initial combat operations in Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003, in addition to numerous follow-on deployments to both theaters, and has extensive inter-agency and joint special operations experience. Upon retirement from the Army in 2014, Mr. Miller worked for over two years as a defense contractor providing clandestine Special Operations and Intelligence expertise directly to the Under Secretaries of Defense for Intelligence and Policy.
Mr. Miller possesses a Master of Arts degree in National Security Studies from the Naval War College and is a graduate of the Naval College of Command and Staff and the Army War College. Mr. Miller lives in Virginia with his wife. They have two grown daughters and a son in college.
JPMorgan Relaxes Mortgage Curbs With U.S. Housing Prices on Rise
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is going on the “offensive” in mortgages as home prices rise across the country, said Marianne Lake, the bank’s chief executive officer for consumer lending. “In the case of home lending in particular, we’ve walked back some of our constraints in a reflection of the fact that we’ve seen home prices continue to improve,” Lake said at a virtual investor conference Monday. “We have loosened some of our criteria there,” she said, without elaborating.
Low interest rates and a “generally solid economy” are fueling a surge in refinancing activity and propelling the purchase market, which is estimated at about $1.3 trillion this year, Lake said, adding that homeownership rates are up about 4% from last year, and up 5% among customers between the ages of 35 and 44, many of whom may be migrating away from denser urban centers amid the coronavirus pandemic. “Just to put that in context, in terms of the purchase market, that would be similar in size to the housing boom back in 2005 and 2006,” Lake said. “There’s no question that the last decade has been a quite challenging decade for home lending for the industry, and we were not an exception. A lot of that is in the rear-view mirror. I feel like we’re more on the offensive than the defensive.”
Lake, who’s overseen all of consumer lending for about 18 months, has been imparting a simple strategy to middle managers: Cut costs and sell more mortgages to “core” customers who already have a primary banking relationship with the bank. JPMorgan has lowered headcount and sought to automate and digitize its home-loan business to appeal to more borrowers. Signs of a turnaround in home-loan originations were showing even before the pandemic hit, with the part of JPMorgan’s retail business that offers mortgages to consumers either when they walk into a branch, or when they call or apply online becoming profitable in the first month of the year for the first January in five years, Bloomberg reported in February.
JPMorgan had $1.71 billion in revenue from its home-lending business in the third quarter, up 17% from a year earlier. Firmwide, origination volume rose 23% this year through September, to $96.4 billion.
With coronavirus cases rising globally and questions about the path of the economic recovery, Lake said the bank is closely monitoring the environment. JPMorgan executives will be keeping an eye on whether the pandemic continues to compel younger customers to flee crowded urban centers for areas where homes offer more space to work from home. “We are seeing that that younger cohort of customers is possibly the customer that is looking to migrate away from the more dense urban centers to less dense centers –particularly we’re seeing that in Manhattan,” Lake said. “I suspect we will see more of that. It’s a bit of a watch item rather than a reality.”
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/jpmorgan-relaxes-mortgage-curbs-with-u-s-housing-prices-on-rise-1.1519822
Lucas Tomlinson
@LucasFoxNews
Mark Esper fired five months after saying “I do not support invoking the Insurrection Act” amid nationwide protests over the summer.
He has not held a press conference in the Pentagon briefing room since.
12:08 PM · Nov 9, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
https://twitter.com/LucasFoxNews/status/1325862811692568578
“They Took a Victory from Donald Trump and They Called it a Lie…This Country is Under Attack.” –Attorney Lin Wood On Why He Joined Trump’s Legal Team
Top attorney Lin Wood spoke at a rally in Georgia on Saturday about why he joined the Trump team in its fight against Democrat, Big Media and Big Tech lies and attempts to steal the election for Joe Biden. He was outstanding.
Wood began his speech on why he was joining the Trump team with this:
I was sitting around Tuesday night watching the election returns, I’ve loved politics all my life, since I first voted in 1972. And I saw what I assumed was going to happen. I saw President Trump building up what I believed was going to be almost an historic landslide victory. Then all the sudden every network, including FOX News, started doing what they do best – they started lying to the American public. And they took a victory from Donald Trump and they called it a lie. They took a defeat from Joe Biden and lied and said he won. And they sent you to bed, turning off the count of the vote so you could wake up the next morning like I did and go ‘What happened?’
What happened? When I was asked by President Trump to help him in Georgia and perhaps other places around this country, I said ‘yeah’…
…I said yes because there is a cloud over this country. And if we don’t get it right and we don’t figure out what happened that night, that cloud is going to get darker and darker until it turns into a storm cloud and we’re going to lose our freedom. So it is time to fight back…
… This is a constitutional crisis and if we don’t fix it and find out what happened and get it right, we’re going to lose our constitutional rights…
…43 years of practicing law I never dreamed the day would come where I would be in the United States of America and there would be censorship. If they take away your right to free speech what are they going to take away next?…
…Let’s find out what happened. This is about truth versus lies…
…If you don’t think this was planned, enjoy losing your freedom under the Kamala Harris Administration. And she’s not going to be running this country. There are people who are going to running this country who are rich, they’re globalists, some don’t even live here, a lot of them are involved with foreign countries.
It’s time to tell the truth and be truthful and face the truth. This country is under attack. This was nothing more than a revolution. They’re trying to take away your rights. They’re trying to take away your Constitution. They’re trying to take away ultimately your freedom. Don’t let them do it. Donald Trump is for the people that’s why the people voted for him…
… [Trump] he’s troubled because he sees what being done to the people…
…I’d like to see the Republicans stand up for this President. I’ve watched him for 4 years and he’s been out their fighting for the people and he’s almost always been fighting for himself….
… It’s time for us to fight for Donald Trump.
http://www.stationgossip.com/2020/11/they-took-victory-from-donald-trump-and.html
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/10/252
2 year delta coming up!
Keep this drop in mind re: Temp SecDef
What powers does the SecDef have?
MIL is key!
Mark Esper - termination is a marker
Trump tweet 12:54 time stamp
Q post 1254
DASD Christopher Miller Nominated to Lead National Counterterrorism Center
https://www.hstoday.us/people-on-the-move/dasd-christopher-miller-nominated-to-lead-national-counterterrorism-center/
March 18, 2020 Homeland Security Today
The White House said today that President Trump intends to nominate Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Combating Terrorism Christopher Miller to be director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
In his current role, Miller is responsible for overseeing the employment of special operations forces in counterterrorism, Military Information Support Operations (MISO), Information Operations, unconventional warfare, irregular warfare, direct action, special reconnaissance, foreign internal defense, counter proliferation, sensitive special operations, and personnel recovery/hostage issues as specified by the Secretary of Defense. Miller was sworn in as the DASD for SOCT on Jan. 6, 2020.
From March 2018 through December 2019, Miller served as the Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Counterterrorism and Transnational Threats at the National Security Council (NSC). In this position, Miller was responsible for strategic level policy making and implementation, and support to senior NSC and White House leadership.
Miller was raised in Iowa City, Iowa and is a retired U.S. Army officer. He was commissioned as an Infantry officer in 1987 through R.O.T.C. with a Bachelor of Arts in History from the George Washington University. Miller began his military career as an enlisted Infantryman in the Army Reserve in 1983 and also served in the District of Columbia National Guard as a Military Policeman. In 1993, he transferred to Special Forces and served in numerous command and staff positions within the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne).
Throughout his career, he served within other special operations organizations, culminating with command of the 2nd Battalion, 5th SFG(A). Miller participated in the initial combat operations in Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003, in addition to numerous follow-on deployments to both theaters, and has extensive inter-agency and joint special operations experience. Upon retirement from the Army in 2014, Miller worked for over two years as a defense contractor providing clandestine Special Operations and Intelligence expertise directly to the Under Secretaries of Defense for Intelligence and Policy.
Miller possesses a Master of Arts degree in National Security Studies from the Naval War College and is a graduate of the Naval College of Command and Staff and the Army War College. Miller lives in Virginia with his wife. They have two grown daughters and a son in college.
Miller was raised inIowa City, Iowaand is aretired U.S. Army officer. He was commissioned as an Infantry officer in 1987 through R.O.T.C. with a Bachelor of Arts in History from the George Washington University.Miller began his military career as an enlisted Infantryman in the Army Reservein 1983 and alsoserved in the District of Columbia National Guard as a Military Policeman.In 1993, hetransferred to Special Forcesand served in numerous command and staff positionswithin the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne).
ARMY
NG
police
airborne special forces
special ops
maybe he is a CORN HARVESTER?
Notables
>>8447 Potus twats on fraud
>>8440 Attorney Lin Wood On Why He Joined Trump’s Legal Team
>>8439 Space Force
>>8438 Mark Esper fired five months after saying “I do not support invoking the Insurrection Act” amid nationwide protests over the summer.
>>8437 JPMorgan Relaxes Mortgage Curbs With U.S. Housing Prices on Rise
>>8422, >>8434, >>8435, >>8441, >>8446 Chris Miller diggz
>>8414, >>8419 Potus: Esper out, Miller in
>>8411, >>8412 Ron took to twitter earlier, also, indicating coordinated MSM blitz asking him questions. I'm wondering if this is all coordinated?/CP
>>8410 Argentina pushes bill to give Congress control over foreign debt, IMF deals
#36
don't like em lemme know
Biden, Thomas
Role Reversal
kek
Kevin Sorbo
@ksorbs
The left is celebrating the “defeat” of the first president to ever get a massive peace treaty with 7 middle-eastern nations
7:15 AM · Nov 9, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
https://twitter.com/ksorbs/status/1325789126969454593
Oligarch haven, lots of "gov'ts" not US friendly to pick up where US sanctioned, easy to move money through banks there and out, bidnez as usual, Singapore won't tolerate the lawlessness but guud place to park if you want in on Asian markets, Cyprus about oil, NG, power
After Trump's tweet firing Esper, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Milley gathered joint chiefs and cocoms (virtually) in the secure "tank".
Within an hour or so, new acting SecDef Chris Miller entered the building. He's now getting briefed on nuke codes etc - senior defense official.
https://twitter.com/laraseligman/status/1325910154618032131
Scytl also offers election training to pollwatchers…
Scytl has provided Online Election Worker Training in the United States since 2006.
In the 2016 General Election, Scytl helped train nearly 40,000 election workers, in more than 15 states.
KEK now it makes all sense does it, anons?
https://www.scytl.com/en/election-training/
https://scytl.us/election-worker-training/
Moar on Scytl
Scytl was founded in 2001,[1] and grew out of a cryptography research project[2] at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. The name is a reference to the scytale, an ancient cryptographic tool.[3]
It became profitable in 2006, and in 2014, it reported 70% annual revenue growth.[4] It bought SOE Software in 2012.[1] It intended to go public in 2016, but delayed the IPO because of poor performance in developing markets and decided to focus on developed country markets as well as on election solutions for non-government customers.[5]
In 2017, Scytl reported having 600 employees, of which a third were in Barcelona. In 2016, it divided itself into three companies:[6]
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the original Scytl Secure Electronic Voting, which develops voting software,
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Scytl Voting Hardware SL, which develops voting hardware, owned by Scytl and an anonymous Dubai-based investor, and
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Civiti (formerly OpenSeneca), which focuses on civic participation services.
Scytl was funded by venture capital. It raised $9 million in 2006 from investors including Balderton Capital and Nauta Capital, and $104 million in 2014 in multiple funding rounds from investors including Vulcan Capital, Sapphire Ventures, Vy Capital, Adams Street Partners and Industry Ventures.[4]
The company's systems have been implemented in numerous countries,[7][8] but problems have cropped up over the years in some of its solutions and voting systems, including those used in Australia, Ecuador, Norway and Switzerland.[9]
On 11 May 2020, facing debts of over 75 million euro, Scytl initiated bankruptcy proceedings with a view to sell its business to the U.S. investment fund Sandton Capital.[10] On 2 June 2020, a Spanish court declared Scytl bankrupt and started the process of auctioning off its assets.
Vulcan Capital: Luke Sikora from Vulcan sits on Scytl's board (https://www.scytl.com/en/team/directors/luke-sikora/)
→ Luke Sikora has been closely involved in Vulcan’s investments in Alibaba, Avvo, Dataminr, Grab, Intercom, Loft, Magic Leap, ScaleFactor, Scytl, Souq, Spotify, TraceLink, TrueCar and Uber.
→ He also worked at Menlo Park Office of Battery Ventures, where he focused on growth equity and buyout investments in the software and internet space.
→ Vulcan Capital has public investments in Amazon, Cintas, Microsoft, Netflix, Square, and more. (https://capital.vulcan.com/Investments.aspx)
Sandton Capital: It has operations worldwide
→ Robert Rice and Rael Nurick are both listed as directors of the company
https://www.corporationwiki.com/search/results?term=sandton%20capital
http://www.sandtoncapital.com/team
Notabrus
>>8474, >>8475 Scytl also offers election training to pollwatchers…/diggz
>>8473 After Trump's tweet firing Esper, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Milley gathered joint chiefs and cocoms (virtually) in the secure "tank".
>>8468, >>8472 ES packing it up and moving to Cyprus
>>8463 Trump Campaign holds a press conference live.
>>8462 Joe Biden Implores Americans to Wear a Mask: ‘Election Is Over’
>>8447, >>8460, >>8461 Potus twats on fraud, election
>>8440 Attorney Lin Wood On Why He Joined Trump’s Legal Team
>>8439 Space Force
>>8438, >>8476 Mark Esper fired five months after saying “I do not support invoking the Insurrection Act” amid nationwide protests over the summer.
>>8437 JPMorgan Relaxes Mortgage Curbs With U.S. Housing Prices on Rise
>>8422, >>8434, >>8435, >>8441, >>8445, >>8446 Chris Miller diggz
>>8414, >>8419 Potus: Esper out, Miller in
>>8411, >>8412 Ron took to twitter earlier, also, indicating coordinated MSM blitz asking him questions. I'm wondering if this is all coordinated?/CP
>>8410 Argentina pushes bill to give Congress control over foreign debt, IMF deals
#36
no one posting huh
ebbody on qr?
funny that
I generally don't get a word in, just nod and smile
let them believe as they are able
not about blowing delusions, the only discussion I had was over MI and oddly enough the qclock
so they've gotten rid of traitor in DOJ voter crime unit lackey, making deals with peeps to turn in those in charge, votes are finally being tabulated properly where there was cheating and heads will roll like they did in Broward and Palm Beach county, if this goes to the Supremes it will be to uphold constitutional laws for states, governor's heads will roll, state supreme courts will be held accountable and the shit will continue to roll up and down the line, looks like Trump will win and on to new problems, with a steamroller
GOP gained 5 seats, for now, mabbe moar, Senate is till ahead, mabbe moar, think this will be ironed out by Dec for electoral college decision?
It has been a busy November already. Check out the exit list for government from just the past few days.