This is good news:

Justice Department Files Statement of Interest in Michigan Free Speech Case'

Looks like the Justice Department is watching a case against the University of Michigan regarding their use of "Bias Response Teams" to chill free speech. The arguments made in the article ring true for almost every university we hear about today:

> The Bias Response Team, which consists of University administrators and law enforcement officers, has the authority to subject students to discipline and sanction. It encourages students to report any suspected instances of bias, advising them: “[t]he most important indication of bias is your own feelings.” According to the plaintiff, the Bias Response Team has responded to more than 150 alleged incidents of bias in the last year.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-files-statement-interest-michigan-free-speech-case

>>1703685

Another interesting one:

US Extradites Former President of Panama to Face Illegal Wiretapping and Embezzlement Charges

> The Special Services unit used two multi-million-dollar surveillance systems to illegally intercept and record the private communications from the cell phones and computers of at least 150 individuals whom Martinelli identified as “targets,” including his political allies and opponents and their family members, his business rivals, Panamanian judges, journalists, union activists, U.S. diplomats, and others. Shortly following the 2014 elections, and before Martinelli left office as President, members of the National Security Council removed much of the surveillance equipment from the Special Services’ office. The whereabouts of the equipment is currently unknown.

>>1703606

Same–I posted this one, but it's all speculation on what Q has stated, not something Q has confirmed. If there's any blame, it's on us…but for many, if we weren't the types to try and figure things out we wouldn't have been drawn here like moths to a light.

>>1703491

Honestly, who hasn't said that at one time or another in their careers?

Besides that, consider where General Kelly came from, and who he's surrounded by now—once surrounded by fine, honorable men and women of the armed forces, now surrounded by the swamp; POTUS only gets to nominate the heads of these bureaucracies, not the millions that staff them. "Miserable" is a kindness.