Anonymous ID: 050012 May 8, 2022, 8:09 p.m. No.16238673   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8828 >>9028 >>9261 >>9337

>>16238621

I would be shocked. Except it's a PATTERN

 

9-30-2014/upd 3-14-2015

"High-ranking agents in the Secret Service allegedly drove drunk through a crime scene at the White House on March 4, hitting a temporary barricade before speeding off. The agents, who were believed to be drunk, apparently drove directly next to a suspicious package dropped by a woman who had announced "I'm holding an [unspecified expletive] bomb." It turned out to be a book, according to a report by the Washington Post's Carol Leonnig and Peter Hermann.

 

The incident follows several others uncovered by Leonnig and her colleagues in recent months involving security failures by the Secret Service, including Secret Service agents and a White House volunteer allegedly hiring prostitutes in Colombia, a White House fence-jumper who made it fairly far into the building, sniper shots that the Service didn't know hit the White House until four days later, and an incident where a man carrying a gun was let into an elevator with President Obama.

 

Here are the basics of the Secret Service scandals as they stand today.

What was the Secret Service/White House prostitution scandal?

The story here begins in April 2012, when President Obama traveled to Cartagena, Colombia, for the Summit of the Americas. While there, a number of Secret Service agents, DEA agents, and members of the armed forces assigned to the president's security detail brought prostitutes back to their hotel rooms. The respective agencies ran their own investigations and agreed upon punishments. The three DEA agents who hired prostitutes were reprimanded but kept their jobs; ten Secret Service agents lost their jobs, either through dismissal, early retirement, or forced resignation; and twelve service members were either nonjudicially punished, reprimanded, or asked for courts-martial."

"The acting inspector general, Charles K. Edwards, presented the information to then-Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, and less than 24 hours later, David Nieland, the head DHS IG investigator on the case, says he was asked to remove references to an official report to evidence implicating a member of the White House's team. Two staffers for then-Senate Homeland Security chair Joe Lieberman (I-CT) also allegedly pressured Edwards' office to leave out information about the White House.

 

Nieland and two other staffers who fought the changes to the report were put on administrative leave, in what they believed to be retaliation; in at least one case, the Office of Special Counsel, an agency which helps protect federal whistleblowers, concluded that there was strong evidence that this was the motive. But Nieland's story isn't exactly bulletproof. The official story is that he was placed on leave for photographing a female intern's feet; he didn't deny the allegation and instead insisted that he did it as a joke. He was later forced to resign following allegations that he himself had hired a prostitute in Florida.

 

What happened in the case of the guy running into the White House with a knife?"

 

Moar- https://www.vox.com/2014/9/30/6870841/white-house-crasher-omar-gonzalez-secret-service-explained

Anonymous ID: 050012 May 8, 2022, 10:47 p.m. No.16239338   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16239043

Ms Arrow is scampering all over the Globe, going to "Ukraine" (wink wink) etc.

Time for her to hurry home to her dark lord..

 

Q knew well before 2020, this dance had been going on and anon is now convinced they had this coof plan since at least mid-2019, probably sooner.