>>12749

>>12629

>Who owns veritas (uncapitalized) seems more like one of those "Who owns the truth? Philosophical questions. Sorry- pointing that out.

www.veritascapital.com/About_Veritas/Default.aspx

www.veritas.com/about/corporate-profile (AU...hmmmm)

Symantec’s soon-to-be-split-off Veritas business is destined for private equity ownership, according to Bloomberg.

www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/09/symantec_said_to_be_selling_veritas_to_private_equity_firm/

>The buyer is said to be the Carlyle Group and it will pay something between $7bn and $8bn for a business, which has forecast $2.6bn annual revenues.

Reminder that McCabe is racing the clock to get his retirement

>>12676 it is.

>>12715

I like them for verification but honestly, the long game cypher thing?… Not trying to be a dick, but has anyone started putting the letters together that you have discovered, and anything jumping out?

Right now, people will see these and ask, what does it all mean, and where do I go to find it? Still feeling like we don't have a handle on the actual map.

By the way HFanon, you gave us the Canadian CT hints on the train derailment day. Any news on the Canadian front of note? Juuuust curious.

Was it not unironic that one of the three dead was a pedo lover?

>>12798

About Veritas Technologies

Veritas Technologies empowers businesses of all sizes to discover the truth in information—their most important digital asset. Using the Veritas platform, customers can accelerate their digital transformation and solve pressing IT and business challenges including multi-cloud data management, data protection, storage optimization, compliance readiness and workload portability—with no cloud vendor lock-in. Eighty-six percent of Fortune 500 companies rely on Veritas today to reveal data insights that drive competitive advantage.

They are not about corruption unless it's tracking and storing it on the clowd. Everytime you get to one of these companies that hold other peoples' data, I get hinky. Huge trust/leverage/power

>>12917

He worked at DoS with under her team.

www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2017/10/30/who-former-trump-campaign-aide-george-papadopoulos/814546001/

Less mainstream source, but shows why he was there

truthfeednews.com/breaking-george-papadopoulos-has-been-tied-to-hillarys-state-department/

Hope that's an ok start

>>12937

Go dig in her treasure box and cross reference them with Panama Papers, perhaps?

You know the drill: Look at her lobbyists, her charities and their donors and her husband and kids and their shit. Make a day of it. (no sarcasm) it's weedy work.

>>12928

Be wary of cliche's becoming clues. Catch phrases can be a trap in this regard. Non standard things are easier to buy and look less tinfoily.

By using the lawyer of Wiki or people farther removed from original thought of Q being in close to POTUS, you expand and expand and expand a conspiracy of your own to great lengths and it becomes less and less likely there is that kind of cohesion and planning, just for this board. The Time/Tweet stuff is good because it indicates the smallness of the group, and plausibility.

POTUS discussion on FOX atm. maybe something interesting in that.

>>12961

B, I think that >>12964 is correct for now. The anon calling no outside comms is probably a shill or confused as it has been discussed at length that was his verification HE does't use those channels.

You will definitely get the jump on everyone when the time comes. YTou have a zealous network, and I like some of the other non Q stuff you put out this AM. Good to gather in non Q ers for the time when you can spring it all on them, so broadening back out is a good thing.

>>13034

Who owns (underscore) veritas when something is owned, it belongs to someone. I think.

>>13059 Brave and bravo for being so

>>13058 Q has pretty much said they are for later almost explicitly. they are important for later verification and authentication that they are legit.

>>13062

Concerned if it's about what he is going to do with his money and why, or if he will try the billionaire insider since billionaire outsider worked so well for POTUS

>>13099

practicing cutting them apart inside to hide contraband, probably.

>>13119

If it helps.