>Dough
TYB
>>18122571 lb
kek
stolen
>>18122006 lb
>private DC office wasDana Remus,who'd worked w Obama-apptd Archivist David Ferriero to "review" Trump's records. Remus left WH 1 mo before "discovering" Biden's secret stash
That's not any old lawyer.
This broad and her husband was a topic of conversation in January 2018
Hussein officated her wedding.
Husband is a clown.
Anon Speculation at the time was she was possibly the lawyer that BHO retained that was mentioned in a Q drop
>Dana Remus,
She wasObama Foundation counsel.
The Obama Foundation were in charge of Hussein's Presidential records.
Did some digging on this in August after Mar a Lago raid.
My theory was/is that the raid to save Hussein's records was during the transition between Nov 2016 and Jan 2017.
Anons were thinking this marriage was to provide spousel privilege which would align with this theory.
Just a coincidence that Dana Remus was the lawyer who discoverd Potato's records.
Dana Ann Remus is an American lawyer who served as White House counsel for U.S. President Joe Biden from January 2021 to July 2022. Prior to her appointment as White House counsel, Remus was general counsel for Joe Biden's 2020 presidential campaign. Earlier in her career, she was deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel for ethics during the presidency of Barack Obama,was general counsel for the Obama Foundation from 2017 to 2019, and was counsel to Michelle Obama.[1] aka Big Mike
>That's not any old lawyer.
>This broad and her husband was a topic of conversation in January 2018
>Hussein officated her wedding.
>Husband is a clown.
>She wasObama Foundation counsel.
This wedding looks like an in person planning meeting to plan the coverup op
President Obama Officiated at a Wedding in DC This Past Weekend
Dana Remus and Brett Holmgren had a pretty memorable wedding.
Written by Hayley Garrison Phillips
| Published on January 23, 2018
Brides often worry about their bridesmaids upstaging them on their big day. For Dana Remus, general counsel for the Obama Foundation and Obama’s personal office, the bridesmaids were the least of her worries: former President Barack Obama served as the officiant at her wedding.
This past Sunday, January 21, in a small wedding of approximately 120 people at District Winery, the president wed Remus and Brett Holmgren, who also worked with Obama at the White House, both as the special assistant to the President and the senior director for intelligence programs on the National Security Council Staff.
“We had decided to invite him because he was such an important part of our lives, we asked him if he could attend the wedding,” recalls Brett. “We also asked him if he could officiate, and he was intrigued with the idea.”
At first the couple didn’t know if the scheduling would work for President Obama, and they didn’t want to put him on the spot. Once the plans did work out, they also enlisted Reverend Oran Warder to speak at the service. The majority of the guests did not know that the President was going to speak until the actual ceremony, and the close family that did know was sworn to secrecy. The bride walked down the aisle to Pachelbel’s Canon in D, and then President Obama spoke. He’d received a temporary officiant’s license through the District of Columbia. He also was a signer on their marriage certificate.
Though the former first lady Michelle Obama was invited, she was unable to attend.
“He complimented them both on their work, on the type of people they were, threw in a tiny bit of humor. He spoke about how their work has been a service to the people and how the two of them complement each other. Very very sincere remarks,” recalls Mary Holmgren, Brett’s mother, “it came from his heart.”
In an email, Obama spokesperson Eric Schultz sends along the names of some other guests: “Susan Rice, Ian Cameron, James Clapper, Anita Dunn, Bob Bauer, Lisa Monaco, Denis McDonough, Karin Hillstrom, Anita Decker Breckenridge, Russ Breckendrige, Eric Schultz, Emily Blakemore, Sean Crotty, Stuart Murphy, Nick Mcquaid, Joe Paulsen, Samantha Tubman, Michael Bosworth, David Guggenheim, Jeff Zients, Mary Menell, Yohannes Abraham.”
After the ceremony, which was upstairs at the winery, the party moved downstairs for the reception. Though President Obama was invited to stay for dinner, he only stayed long enough for a few pictures with the family before leaving. “Friends and family danced the evening away at District Winery in Navy Yards,” Schultz writes.
“He stayed around a little bit for pictures with the family, but he did not want to detract from their day,” says Mary Holmgren, “it was a very very exciting moment. Everybody who was there was just flabbergasted and amazed at just what a nice person he is.”
For Brett and Dana, the moment was incredibly special. “We really just wanted to have an awesome party and not worry about all the little things,” says Brett.
https://www.washingtonian.com/2018/01/23/president-obama-officiated-at-a-wedding-in-dc-this-past-weekend/
>This wedding looks like an in person planning meeting to plan the coverup op
At the point this wedding takes place, all of these traitors have read close to 600 Q drops.
PANIC
Anon in 2020 noticed that Brett Holmgren was mentioned in a linked article from Q3861.
3861
Feb 14, 2020 11:11:09 AM EST
Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 ID: d5674a No. 8134066
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/durham-scrutinizing-john-brennans-handling-of-russian-interference-in-2016
Read carefully.
Sound familiar?
Sometimes a leak turns into a flood.
Q
“Several NSC officials who would normally be included in discussions of importance, such as the NSC Senior Director for Russia,the Senior Director for Intelligence Programs, and the White House Cybersecurity Coordinator, were neither included in the discussions nor exposed to the sensitive intelligence until after the election,” the report said.
>Meet Brett Holmgren.
>Was Obama'sSenior Director of Intelligence Programs(same role Ezra Cohen-Watnick held in Trump's Admin).
>fly
Coincidence we have the Penn Biden Center Potato Classified docs habbening and then FAA outage?
or was someone trying to make a run for it?
if so , who? lot's of people?
Can you rely on being able to board a plane and FLY away?
>>18122501 lb
>Mornin' Ralph… Please pass the Covfefe.
sorry I'm late with covfefe, anon.
Was mid dig.
It's still hot and fresh though.
>or was someone trying to make a run for it?
>if so , who? lot's of people?
PANIC
Story published today.
Apparently the incident was Jan 06
Man breached fence, stole car, and boarded plane at Atlanta airport, police say
By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team
Published January 11, 2023 8:29AM
ATLANTA - Officials at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport are investigating how a man was able to get into a secured area of the airport and board a plane.
It started on Jan. 6 when Terence Stewart allegedly got over the razor wire fence surrounding the perimeter of the airport, according to police.
After breaching the secured area, officials say Stewart hopping into a Delta vehicle and started driving around the airport.
Stewart reportedly ditched the vehicle and decided to board a Southwest Plane, coming face to face with a staffer inside the cockpit.
Airport officials confirm major security breach
Atlanta police confirm a security breech at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. A man went over a fence and got on board a parked airliner, coming face-to-face with a staffer in the cockpit, police say.
ATLANTA - Officials at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport are investigating how a man was able to get into a secured area of the airport and board a plane.
It started on Jan. 6 when Terence Stewart allegedly got over the razor wire fence surrounding the perimeter of the airport, according to police.
After breaching the secured area, officials say Stewart hopping into a Delta vehicle and started driving around the airport.
Stewart reportedly ditched the vehicle and decided to board a Southwest Plane, coming face to face with a staffer inside the cockpit.
Former prosecutor Keith Martin described the situation as "dangerous."
"You're talking about the potential of a vehicle that could probably run 40 to 60 miles an hour hitting an airplane," Martin said. "I don't know how much damage it would do, but it would be a lot."
Fortunately, the incident occurred overnight when fewer jets are operating.
"The fact that could he could get an airline vehicle or any vehicle on the property unauthorized is troubling," Martin said.
Before it was all over and Stewart was placed in handcuffs, he reportedly was able to drive another Delta vehicle.
The Department of Aviation responded with a statement when FOX 5 reached out with questions about the incident.
"Airport employees followed protocol as directed and challenged the suspect to present his credentials, reported him to 911, maintained a safe distance while keeping him in sight, and provided information to Atlanta police officers responding to the incident," a Hartsfield-Jackson spokesperson told FOX 5.
No one was hurt in the incident.
Stewart is now facing several charges including criminal trespassing and theft.
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/atlanta-airport-security-breach-arrest-man-boarded-plane
>Anon am looking at the wedding pic and they have exactly the same nose? Could they be siblings, Q did say they always keep it in the "family"
weird
Those noses reminds me of someone else
>Agreed good catch anon, the Atlanta plane thing seems like a cover (BS) too,
ya, weird habbening at the airports.
Carjacking in Orlando
Uranium at Heathrow
Stealing Ashes
Orlando police search for suspect in armed carjacking at airport
By Desiree Stennett
Orlando Sentinel
•
Jan 10, 2023 at 3:32 pm
British police probe uranium package seized at Heathrow Airport
Small amount of nuclear element reportedly found in shipment of scrap metal that originated in Pakistan and arrived on flight from Oman, addressed to Iranians in UK
By AFP and TOI staff Today, 10:30 am
Woman arrested for theft of man’s ashes in suitcase from airport baggage claim, police say
Vatara Lachelle Lee (right) was arrested Dec. 21 for the theft of Cody White's (left) ashes at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, police said.(WBTV, Cody White family, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department)
By WBTV Web Staff and Emily Van de Riet
Published: Jan. 10, 2023 at 4:45 PM UTC|Updated: 17 hours ago