And yesterday, AG Barr said today's announcement[Clinesmith]was not a big deal[compared to what is to come]
How big are theboomsthat yet may come?
"there are going to be developments,significant developmentsbefore the election … tomorrow there will be a development in the case, it is not an earth shattering development, but it is an indication that things are moving along …"
Dear Anon: how is that not an implication that today's announcement, which is not earth-shattering per AG Barr, lesser in comparison to the "significant" developments to come?
Durham will spear bigger fish, with greater consequences, than Clinesmith. Barr implied it and this Anon confidently infers it.
Clinesmith probably has to cooperate with pending/related prosecutions as part of his plea deal.
CLINESMITH FLIPPED
>>Clinesmith flipped
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>Pleading guilty is almost certainly a signal he flipped.
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>Who did he flip on?
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>In a Q drop "KC" is followed by three dashes…then HRC.
The path from the FBI persons [initials] to the HRC camp. KC worked for FBI GC Baker, and it was baker who set the table for Mueller to take over the probe. Baker left the agency to work for theBROOKINGS INSTITUTE… that same shithole which gave us the credible/uncredible/refuting sources for the Dossier.
Maybe Baker is the link to HRC, aftter Clinesmith, in Q post
>just the way I took it because of all the past let downs possibly.
understandable. all of this tests our patience.
but the general public is way behind the curve compared to anons. taking down the DS without causing widespread panic and revolt is like building a house. pour the foundation, first; slowly and steadily. but in the end, it is the structure on top of the foundation that everyone will see.
there will be unrest when the big arrests come, no doubt. but slowly opening everyone's eyes will mitigate the blowback.
the venerable Brookings Institute is about to become a mere ugly footnote in history.