>Just remembrin'.
>Q didn't confirm the year.
>JustOct. 30.
PB below
>Potus using Crooked H flunkie Truth for Killary comms. Her part in the movie is coming up
Maggot Hag Maggot
#FLYhagFLY#
>the morning onOct 30, 2017.
>effective 10/30 @ 12:01am.
23 Nov 2015
Paul, Weiss rolls out red carpet for Clinton
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison has hosted a Hillary Clinton fundraising event in New York, charging $2,700 to each person who attended 'Conversation with Hillary'.
Commenting on the event, Deborah Rhode, a Stanford Law School law professor, said:'Paul Weiss has long been associated with progressive causes.The idea that they would support a Democratic candidate will come as no surprise. I’m assuming being out front in their support of Clinton is something they’ve identified as being viewed favorably by clients.'
Sullivan & Cromwell
Ms Clinton has also spoken at events hosted by Sullivan & Cromwell and by a well-known partner at Chadbourne & Parke. Source: Bloomberg Business of Law
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>>17620337, >>17620348, >>17620355, >>17620375 Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison connections
>Manhattan district attorney's office confirmed Thursday that it has brought on Paul Weiss attorney and former federal prosecutor Mark Pomerantz as a special assistant DA
>>17620651, >>17620679, >>17620761 Mark Pomerantz, left a Never Trumper, Crooked Hillary law firm, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, with two young associates who were also Never Trumpers, in order to go into the District Attorney's office to unjustly prosecute a man named Donald J. Trump
>>17620769, >>17620815, >>17620859 Pomerants Dig
>Paul, Weiss rolls out red carpet for Clinton
<Sauce
> https://www.globallegalpost.com/news/paul-weiss-rolls-out-red-carpet-for-clinton-7695063
Law Firm That Caused Serious Security Breach at Gitmo Holds Hillary Fundraiser
Employees at firm have donated to Clinton campaigns, Clinton Foundation
November 18, 2015 2:18 pm
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A law firm that caused a"serious breach of security" at the Guantanamo Bay prison campby sending anti-American literature to detainees is scheduled on Tuesday to hold a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton, according to information obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
The firm, Paul, Weiss, has long been tied to the Clinton family, with its employees donating hundreds of thousands to its political campaigns and later cashing in on political appointments in the government.
The Nov. 19 fundraiser, which is being billed as a "conversation with Hillary," is currently being promoted on the Democratic presidential candidate’s website and costs attendees $2,700 per ticket.
The event is being held as the issue of Guantanamo prison returns to the political spotlight following renewed calls by the Obama administration to shutter the prison and transfer the remaining prisoners to the United States.
Paul, Weiss lawyers have played key roles in facilitating the release of inmates accused of committing acts of terrorism.
The firm has been at the center of efforts to free Guantanamo inmates and in 2006 was responsible for causing a "serious breach of security" at the prison camp when it was caught sending Arabic-language literature that encouraged prisoners to claim they were being tortured, according to reports.
The 18-page brochure, produced by Amnesty International, reportedly "portrayed America and its allies as waging a campaign of torture against Muslims around the globe," according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
It was discovered in the cell of a former inmate, Majeed Abdullah Al Joudi, an accused al Qaeda member who was freed from the prison in 2007 and sent to Saudi Arabia.
Once security personnel at the prison discovered the brochure, Al Joudi claimed that his lawyer, Julia Tarver Mason, a Paul, Weiss partner, had sent it to him. An investigation determined that the brochure was passed to at least a dozen other inmates, constituting what the camp’s former commander, Jay Hood, called a "serious breach of security."
The investigation further discovered that Mason had mailed the brochure to inmates using a privileged document categorization that prevents security personnel from screening the mail, a potential violation of a law that prohibits lawyers from providing clients with information pertaining to military operations and current events.
Paul, Weiss lawyers were banned from Guantanamo as a result of its actions, though the firm sued the government and later regained its access to the prison.
Additionally, Paul, Weiss lawyers won the release of at least two accused terrorists being held at Guantanamo, including Al Joudi and Yousef Al Shehri, who later resumed his tied with terrorists and was killed in a shootout after being freed from the prison.
The relationship between Paul, Weiss and the Clinton family stretches back years. Employees of the firm have donated more than $276,000 to Clinton’s political campaign, political action committees, and the Ready For Hillary Super PAC, according to financial disclosures.
The law firm has also donated to the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton Health Access Initiative.
This relationship has benefitted Paul, Weiss employees, some of whom served under Clinton during her tenure as the secretary of state.
Todd Stern, a former Paul, Weiss employee, was appointed as Clinton’s special envoy for climate change and also served in Bill Clinton’s presidential administration.
Jeh Johnson, the current secretary of Homeland Security, was a former Paul, Weiss employee and was first appointed general counsel of the Department of the Air Force by Bill Clinton in 1998.
Two other former Paul, Weiss employees, Paul Bender and Melissa Prober, currently work as counselors at the Clinton Foundation.
Published under: 2016 Election, Bill Clinton, Clinton Foundation, Hillary Clinton
> https://freebeacon.com/politics/law-firm-that-caused-serious-security-breach-at-gitmo-holds-hillary-fundraiser/
>It was revealed today that the giant consulting firm McKinsey,
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Shall we play a game?
Find the spider(s) and build the web (the ‘map’).
Remember, they consider you to be the fly (specifically, the ‘feeder’).
Remember, they never thought she was going to lose.
Therefore, they never thought investigations and/or public interest into their criminal acts would be exposed/investigated.
Therefore, they never thought they had anything to fear.
Therefore, they openly showcase their symbolism.
Therefore, they were sloppy.
Hussein’s last speech in Chicago re: ‘scandal free’.
Why did he continually emphasize that phrase?
As a backup, they infiltrated and control the narrative (the ‘MSM’).
As a backup, they install only those on the team.
As a backup, they blackmail those that aren’t.
As a backup, they defined ‘conspiracy’ as crazy/mentally unstable and label anything ‘true’ as such.
This works given most of what they engage in is pure evil and simply unbelievable (hard to swallow).
The ‘fix’ has always been in – no matter which party won the election (-JFK (killed)/Reagan(shot)).
This was always the promise made to those who played the game (willingly or otherwise) (i.e., they would never lose power).
Power of the (3) letter agencies.
Power over the US Military (WW dominance to push against other nations and install like-kind).
These people are really stupid.
Follow the husbands.
Another Hint:
Ian Cameron
McKinsey & Company
Clowns In America.
Dr. Emmett J. Rice.
Federal Reserve.
Everyone is connected.
How about a nice game of chess?
Q
>Remember, they consider you to be the fly (specifically, the ‘feeder’).
Kinda like a Maggot
>Maggot Hag Maggot
>#FLYhagFLY#
>Another Hint:
>Ian Cameron
>McKinsey & Company
>Clowns In America.
>Dr. Emmett J. Rice.
The Truth About Susan Rice’s Husband– Ian O. Cameron
By Robbie Peterson August 29, 2022
Who is Ian O. Cameron?
Ian O. Cameron wasborn in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, in 1961; he hasn’t disclosed his exact date of birth, but his zodiac sign is believed to be Gemini, and he holds Canadian nationality. Ian is a TV producer, but perhaps known best for being the husband of Susan Rice, an American policy advisor and diplomat.
Early life and education
Ian was raised alongside his brothers Brian and Donnell and sister Laura in Victoria, by their father Newton D. Cameron who was a US Army veteran and fought in the Second World War, and their mother Marjorie who was a housewife; both parents died in 2008.
He attended a local high school in Victoria, at which he became interested in journalism and broadcasting, and upon matriculating in 1979, Ian decided to move to the US and attend Stanford University in California. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in communications in 1983, and then went on to enroll at the London School of Economics and Political Science from which Ian obtained his Master’s degree in international relations in 1987.
Ian’s career
He launched his career upon graduation when he joined the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation as a TV producer, and for the job moved to Toronto, Ontario.
He went on to work for a Canadian company as a management consultant, and eventually moved to the US and joined ABC News in 1998, when invited to produce their show “World News”.
In 2008, Ian was invited to move to Washington, D.C. as the ABC News’ executive producer, and in 2018 he was offered to replace Kathy O’Hearn who served as the executive producer of the show “This Week with George Stephanopoulos”.
Love life and marriage with Susan Rice
Ian met his future other half, Susan Rice while in his senior year at Stanford University, as she was attending the same university. As Ian has stated in one of his interviews: ‘She struck me right away as someone unique. She was more aware and very confident.’
The two married in a private ceremony at St. Albans School’s chapel, attended by only their closest friends and family members, on 12 September 1992 after close to ten years of being together. In the years following their wedding, Susan gave birth to their daughter Maris Rice-Cameron and son Jake Rice-Cameron – Maris is currently attending Maret High School at which she is playing both basketball and soccer, and should matriculating in 2021.
Neither Ian nor Susan have spoken about any other people they have perhaps been with, and as of March 2021, Ian is married to Susan Rice and they have two children together.
Hobbies and other interests
Ian’s interested in politics and voted in the 2020 election. but hasn’t disclosed who for. He’s also urged other people to vote, claiming that each person can make a difference.
He’s keen on travelling, and his career has taken him all around the US while he’s also been to a couple of European countries, including England, Spain and Greece. Ian is hoping to eventually visit each continent.
He’s a lover of animals, but doesn’t have a pet as he lacks time to take proper care of it.
Ian enjoys spending his spare time with his children, and is said to be a good father.
He usually watches movies with Susan late at night, and his favorite actors and actresses are Robert De Niro, Jim Carrey and Emma Watson, while a few of his favorite movies are “Taxi Driver”, “Bruce Almighty” and the franchise “Harry Potter”.
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WEDDINGS
==WEDDINGS; Susan E. Rice, Ian Cameron
Published: ==September 13, 1992
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Susan Elizabeth Rice, the daughter of Dr. Emmett J. Rice and Lois Dickson Fitt, both of Washington, was married there yesterday to Ian Officer Cameron, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Newton D. Cameron of Victoria, British Columbia. The Rev. Kwase Thornell performed the Episcopal ceremony at the St. Albans School chapel.
Mrs. Cameron, 27 years old, is a management consultant at McKinsey & Company, the international management consulting company, in Toronto. She graduated from Stanford University and received a doctorate in international relations from Oxford University, where she was a Rhodes Scholar. Her father, a retired senior vice president at the National Bank of Washington, is a former governor of the Federal Reserve. Her mother is a guest scholar at the Brookings Institution.
Mr. Cameron, 31, is a television producer in Toronto for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. He also graduated from Stanford, and received a master's in international relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science. His father, who is retired, owned the Victoria Plywood Company, a lumber company in Victoria.
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>Rice
U.N. Ambassador: Susan E. Rice
By Kate PickertTuesday, Dec. 02, 2008
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On paper, President-elect Barack Obama's choice for United Nations ambassador has much in common with another boundary-breaking, African-American, Stanford-affiliated, female foreign policy expert with the same surname. But the similarities with Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice end there. Susan Rice brings to the U.N. job a career devotion to African affairs and eight years of experience in the Clinton administration.
Fast Facts:
• Age 44, Rice is married to Canadian journalist Ian Cameron, executive producer of ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos. They met in college when she was a freshman and he was a senior and are the parents of two children.
• She's a Washington, D.C. native and the first African-American woman named as U.S. ambassador to the U.N.
• Her father, Emmett Rice, was a governor of the Federal Reserve System. Her mother, Lois Dickson Fitt, is an academic scholar whose parents were born in Jamaica. Raised in a household that stressed education and public affairs knowledge, when Nixon resigned from office, a 9-year-old Rice was the one who told her parents the news.
• She attended the prestigious National Cathedral School, an all-girls academy. She was a star point guard on the basketball team and was known as "Spo," short for "Sportin'." She also lettered in two other varsity sports, and was president of the student council and valedictorian of her class.
• She earned her bachelor's degree from Stanford University went on to earn a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford, where got her master's degree and wrote a doctoral dissertation on the transformation of white-ruled Rhodesia into black-ruled Zimbabwe. While a college student, she launched a divestment effort to protest South African apartheid. After earning her Ph.D. at age 25, she briefly worked as a consultant for McKinsey & Company.
• In her mid-20s, she worked as a foreign policy aide to Michael Dukakis during his 1988 presidential run. She later worked for John Kerry's 2004 campaign and was a senior foreign policy advisor to the Obama campaign.
• Rice was Clinton's top Africa diplomat when al Qaeda bombed the U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, which led to her first middle-of-the-night official phone call — from Kenya's ambassador alerting her to the attacks. Working for Clinton's National Security Council, she also dealt with issues related to the 1994 Rwandan genocide, including the president's widely criticized decision not to intervene. In 1995, she was appointed the NSA's lead Africa expert; she became pregnant with her first child while in the post and didn't take leave until one day before her son was born. She later served as assistant secretary of state for African Affairs in her early 30s. After leaving the state department, she worked as a senior fellow for the Brookings Institution.
• According to an article in the Stanford alumni magazine, while an assisant secretary of state, Rice once listened as Nigerian opposition leaders praised a recent tough speech she had given, completely unaware that the 5-foot-3, 33-year-old Rice was the one who had delivered it. Rice waited until the discussion had ended, smiled and introduced herself, shocking the men.
• Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright is a longtime family friend and mentor.
Quotes About:
• "If I were to characterize her, whether it's playing basketball or anything else, she's fearless."
— Madeleine Albright on Rice's determination and drive, Washington Post, March 30, 1998
• "It may be splendidly progressive of Clinton to place his Africa policy in the care of relatively young women … On the other hand, he's utterly ignorant of a cultural reality."
— Simon Barber, a journalist in South Africa, speculating that Rice would not be able to negotiate with Africa's older male leaders, as quoted in Stanford Magazine, November/December 2000
• "Susan knows the global challenges we face demand global institutions that work. She shares my belief that the U.N. is an indispensable and imperfect forum."
— Barack Obama, on Rice's appointment, Washington Post, Dec. 2, 2008
• "Susan certainly is tough, and she's tough in exactly the right way."
— Strobe Talbott, president of the Brookings Institution, New York Times, Nov. 30, 2008
Quotes From:
• "I am very aware of being black and female because that's what I am. And I think it is very important for other black students to be aware of the scholarship program and see it as a good opportunity for them."
— on earning her Rhodes Scholarship, Washington Post, Dec. 21, 1985
• "We see human rights and democracy not only as the expression of universal values, but as the only means of achieving the goals of long-term political stability and sustainable economic development on the African continent."
— in a speech at the Brookings Institution, March 12, 1998
• "I was conscious of the fact that it could be to my disadvantage to marry a white guy — that some folks would hold that against me … But why the hell should I be constrained by prejudices with which I totally disagree anyway? … That doesn't mean I am any less of an African American."
— on her marriage, Washington Post, March 30, 1998
• "You cannot describe what it is like to see thousansds of bodies rotting in one place. Shot, hacked up, dead, decaying faces. People frozen in whatever position they might have fallen — babies in mothers' arms."
— on her visit to Rwanda shortly after the 1994 genocide there, Washington Post, March 30, 1998
• "The battle we face is not of Republican versus Democrat but of the indifferent versus the committed."
— on prioitizing the needs of Africa, as President George W. Bush was coming into office, Associated Press, Nov. 21, 2000
>LIVE Brazil Election Results
>but I respectfully disagree.
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this
Oldfag Clockfag here
we don't wonder why the clock starts on the 20 min mark
<It's great that is what (you) "believe."
It's not a "belief"
It's a fact.
Clockfags know why the clock starts where it does.
you're the one with the burden of proof newfag.
You need to prove why it doesn't start where it does. I'm opento possibilities as I'm sure all real clockfags are