>>2103016
Re the 8x10 photos flashed behind podium at recent Trump rally, Youngstown:
That is the vehicle in which someone took the Who do you see? photo at Portland and Hamilton, HK?
Who do you see behind POTUS at Youngstown rally?
>>579914
>>605197
>>605232
>>605255
>>613082
>>613114
>>613129
>>613143
>>613144
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>>613796
>>614093
>>614146
>>621697
>>2083239
https://qanon.pub/?#903
https://qanon.pub/?#905
https://qanon.pub/?#914
https://qanon.pub/?#915
https://qanon.pub/?#920
>>2102678
Is this them all and in the correct sequence?
>>2090817 List from previous
>>2090814
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>>2090296
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/52452
Leaks docs on Husein Admins appointments?
Cross reference with PLUM:
United States Government Policy and Supporting Positions (Plum Book)
https://www.govinfo.gov/collection/plum-book?path=/GPO/United%20States%20Government%20Policy%20and%20Supporting%20Positions%20%2528Plum%20Book%2529
Department of State
1-DEC-2004
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2004/html/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2004.htm
Nancy J. Powell, PAS
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1-DEC-2008
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2008/html/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2008.htm
Anne Woods Patterson, PAS
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1-DEC-2012
https://www.govinfo.gov/app/details/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2012/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2012-8-22
Pakistan
Cameron Munter, PAS,
David S. Sedney, NA
Thomas C. Greenwood, SC
Marc I. Grossman, TA
Muslim Communities
Farah Anwar Pandith, NA
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1-DEC-2018
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2016/html/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2016.htm
Christine S. Abizaid, NA
Sameer P. Punyani, SC
Nicholas Ryan Morrow, SC
Courtney Ann Littig, SC
Dori Susan Friedberg, SC
David Hale, PAS
That is a start?
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Q criteria: Name, face important, origin, foreign post, FBI bypass, unusual?
The process is not just agency investigating and individual filling in forms for background check.
Security Clearances are the Real Problem
http://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/373841-security-clearances-not-rob-porter-are-the-real-problem
Eventually, after what can be a year or more, the investigators at the FBI and the bureaucrats at Langley finish their investigation and forward the result to the Office of Personnel Security at the White House. This small office, with a fraction of the capabilities of the exterior agencies, makes the final recommendation to the White House chief of staff as to whether the individual should receive permanent, full clearance.
Interestingly, even if the FBI and CIA say there is some reason to deny a clearance (for example, prior drug use), the president has the authority to issue an individual waiver, since he is the head of the executive branch that runs the whole system for classified materials and because the White House is its own “adjudication authority.” This is how Ben Rhodes, President Obama’s deputy national security adviser, spent all eight years in the West Wing after the FBI denied him even an interim security clearance.
"Unusual Process" or "Business as Usual?"
Enormous Loophole
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/02/heres-why-rob-porter-was-able-to-get-security-clearance.html
Moss said, “the interim clearance really isn’t supposed to last longer than somewhere between 90 and 180 days. The agency is supposed to have rendered a decision at that point one way or the other as to whether or not to grant a clearance.”
The enormous loophole in this process is that even if the adjudicating agency decides that someone should not receive security clearance for whatever reason—including that they might be susceptible to blackmail or have committed domestic assault—the president can override that agency’s decision and grant clearance anyway. Additionally, there’s no internal mechanism for making the public aware of possible White House decisions to override security-clearance decisions by the federal bureaucracy. The only way the public might learn about a security-clearance decision being ignored or overridden is through a leak to the press, a waiver signed by the official in question releasing his or her own security clearance status, or perhaps congressional oversight.
IDEN other person?
White Girlfriend of Young Hussein
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2163468/Barack-Obama-The-white-girlfriends-US-President-erased-past.html#ixzz1yaeHZ9uy
As a young student in the early Eighties at Occidental College, a small arts university in Los Angeles, Obama developed a serious crush on another student Alexandra McNear, who was co-editor of a college literary magazine which published two of Obama’s poems.
McNear, described by Maraniss as ‘lithe and mysterious, with the face of a young Meryl Streep and a literary bohemian air’, had just the sort of rarefied upbringing that might impress an amibitious young man.
[face important]
Both her parents were established writers and her father, Erskine McNear, was the scion of a property empire. In the summer of 1981, Obama and McNear moved to New York, she to do a theatre course, he to finish his degree at Columbia University, so he could explore his black identity in a more African American city.
[…]
When she went back to Los Angeles, their relationship continued, largely through an exchange of passionate if pompously intellectual letters. […] She told her diary that he was ‘the closest friend I had, and that I really loved him but didn’t know if we could sustain a relationship.’
Her instincts were correct.
A few months later, while Obama was visiting his mother in Honolulu, he wrote to inform McNear with cold detachment that he felt their relationship was changing from romantic love to ‘the more quotidian, but finer bonds of friendship’.
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Next for Obama was Genevieve Cook, whom he met at that mutual friend’s flat at a Christmas Party in 1983.
She shared many of Obama’s obsessions. The daughter of a former Australian ambassador to the U.S., and a moneyed art historian who later remarried into a prominent American family, Genevieve, too, religiously kept a diary.
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http://aangirfan.blogspot.com/2012/06/real-obama.html
David Maraniss describes how, at Occidental College, in Los Angeles, Obama met fellow student Alexandra McNear, who was co-editor of a college literary magazine which published two of Obama’s poems.
In New York in 1981 they again met up.
[…]
In 1983, Obama met Genevieve Cook, who had lived in Indonesia at the same time as Obama.
She is the daughter of a former Australian ambassador to the U.S.