https://www.forbes.com/sites/madelinehalpert/2022/06/28/who-is-cassidy-hutchinson-the-ex-meadows-aide-testifying-in-tuesdays-unexpected-jan-6-hearing/?sh=323462633e80

Cassidy Hutchinson worked for both TED CRUZ and STEVE SCALISE prior to working for Meadows.

https://www.npr.org/2022/06/28/1108170076/cassidy-hutchinson-jan-6-hearing

Hutchinson dumped her legal counsel from Stefan Passantino, who reportedly still has close ties to Trump, to Jody Hunt of Alston Bird. Hunt is a former Justice Department attorney with close ties to former Attorney General JEFF SESSIONS.

https://cnu.edu/news/2018/10/19-pols-s19_hutchinson/#.YrxADnbMLUR

Hutchinson article from her time in college, detailing her history with the OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS.

Many people do not know that our actual statutory legal domestic currency notes are called United States Notes (31 USC §5115).

Unlike Federal Reserve Notes, they are not debt notes. FRN are actually legally foreign private notes printed by our Treasury that are legal tender, and could legally be subjectable to IEEPA under the right circumstances…

Another thing for the interested to look into.

Reposting. Important IMO.

https://cnu.edu/news/2018/10/19-pols-s19_hutchinson/#.YrxADnbMLUR

"First generation college student".

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cassidy-hutchinson-who-is-january-6-committee-hearing-former-aid-mark-meadows/

Hutchinson's new attorney, Jody Hunt, does not just have close ties to JEFF SESSIONS, but Hunt was actually Sessions' Chief of Staff.

https://apnews.com/article/capitol-siege-cassidy-hutchinson-205e494cea6fc8c91b548d83ebd82593

"Her voice never broke as she recounted quotes from Trump and Meadows in her video depositions and under questioning from the committee’s Republican vice chairman, Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming. Both women EMBRACED after the hearing. "

How is Hutchinson connected/related to Liz Cheney?

>>16560370

Hey genius, I've posted more details on Hutchinson in the last hour than you have, ever. I'm on the bread multiple times.

Get to work.

>>16560390

I'm not linked on the most recent bread twice?

Oh, I must be imagining things.

And reposting news articles and public information is far from scary. Keystroke archive away.

https://apnews.com/article/capitol-siege-cassidy-hutchinson-205e494cea6fc8c91b548d83ebd82593

“I knew her testimony would be damning,” tweeted Alyssa Farah Griffin, a former White House communications official who said she was friends with Hutchinson. “I had no idea it’d be THIS damning. I am so grateful for her courage & integrity.”

ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN, self-described "friend" of Cassidy Hutchinson.

Another plant? Worked as White House Director of Strategic Communications and Assistant to the President in the Trump administration in 2020, before leaving and becoming a CNN political commentator.

Does she also have any connections to Ted Cruz/Steve Scalise/Jeff Sessions/Liz Cheney in her present or past?

>>16560440

In June of 2021, Griffin co-authored an editorial with Johanna Maska, who served as President Obama's Director of Press Advance. In the editorial, which was published by USA Today, the two discuss the need to overcome political divide in the U.S.[29] – Wikipedia

Griffin coincidentally ALSO worked for MARK MEADOWS as his communications director.

Griffin claims to be friends with Hutchinson, and they both worked for Mark Meadows, and both became clear plants/democrat operatives.

Is Mark Meadows actually the plant?

What are the odds that multiple people that have come out against Trump publicly with major lies, just happened to work under Mark Meadows at the very beginning of their D.C. careers?

Cassidy Hutchinson (Top Aide) and Alyssa Farah Griffin (Press Secretary).

What are the odds that Mark Meadows would be held in criminal contempt of Congress, the first ever former member of Congress to have this happen; and then the BIDEN ADMIN'S DoJ declines to prosecute?

Is Mark Meadows the plant that always leaked and fed info because he was the dem operative? Is this why Biden's DoJ declined prosecution? Is that why Meadows has all but disappeared now?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=N0sNB8uWAUs&t=29s

Just in case any of you all are unaware of the history of the Anti-Defamation League, and how it began through deception and lies with the Leo Frank Trial. Worth the 14 minutes.

ADL is a major player and always has been.

https://www.spacesymposium.org/speaker/dr-bruce-danly/

If you ever want to look into the origins of the electronics warfare technology that causes Havana Syndrome.

General Glen VanHerck, head USNORCOM/NORAD becomes top lead over everything under Military Continuity of Government.

Another name you all may want to look into.

28 U.S. Code § 454 - Practice of law by justices and judges — https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/28/454

American Law Institute — Look into who their members are, and you'll find several SCOTUS justices. Does this expose them to possible impeachment under committing a "high misdemeanor"?

Wow. Didn't this place used to be about digging and learning? The opposition really has decided to flood it with memes, random youtube videos, flamers, and junk these days… Miller is going to need a new board.

>>16560745

i'm half the bread, just would be nice to see some other anons digging as well.

>>16560683

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Commercial_Code

Important to note when discussing the SCOTUS Justices being members of the American Law Institute and 28 U.S. Code § 454.

ALI owns the copyright to the UCC and the UCC is it's long-term joint project with the NCCUSL.

UCC contained principles and concepts borrowed from German law. Notice the year it originally was released: 1952. Our Uniform Commercial Code was created through Project Paperclip.

>>16560921

so funny.

>>16560936

Meadows is the plant imo. Explained in the bread.

>>16560939

>>16560912

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changes_to_Old_English_vocabulary

They've reshaped and redefined words in english for centuries, to dumb down the language.

Language is a box. It defines the framework of how you think and observe the world, by limiting your ability to describe it.

The fewer the words, the less expansive your thinking capability. The fewer the words, the easier you are to control.

>>16560952

>>16560946

The mRNA shots clearly state in their information pamphlets that Vaccine Induced Shingles is a possible side effect. As they continue to pile on the jabs, you'll see it more and more.

It's not Monkeypox. It's the continued poisoning of the mRNA vaccines over time just manifesting worse and worse.

>>16560979

And then consider the cultures that seem "degenerate" or just plain moronic in behavior.

What do they have in common? Expansive use of slang, terrible grammar, and outbursts of violence due to lack of communication skills.

>>16561008

If you examine the history of mRNA research and animal trials, they were always denied further study due to two outcomes.

1. The dosage was too little, and the VE (Vaccine Efficacy) data showed a near useless immune response.

1. The dosage was too high, and the spike protein vectors being cytotoxic, killed the animals entirely.

They never found the middle ground. As people continue to receive more boosters/shots, they'll begin to manifest more and more symptoms with increasing severity, until eventually they die from the toxicity of the spike proteins accumulating.

More heart inflammation, blood clots, shingles, VAIDS (as you said), strokes, heart attacks. Anyone continuing to receive the jabs will die. The jab is just a concentrated form of what makes CoVID dangerous to begin with. We're all going to be affected in the long run as every wave hits us; but nowhere near to the point the jab accepters will be. They're dead and don't even know it yet.

CDC has a webpage tracking VE: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#vaccine-effectiveness

You can see how low the true efficacy is, by their own admission. If people continue to take these shots, there will be many funerals we all go to.