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Anonymous ID: 002e4d Jan. 12, 2025, 1:44 p.m. No.22342432   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2578

Here are the connections between General Michael Flynn and Kash Patel, focusing on their associations with various organizations and roles:

 

### Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC):

 

  • Michael Flynn:

  • Flynn had a significant role at JSOC, serving as the director of intelligence from July 2004 to June 2007. His tenure involved transforming intelligence practices to support special operations missions, notably during the Iraq War.

 

  • Kash Patel:

  • Patel served as a legal liaison to JSOC while working as a trial attorney in the National Security Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in 2014. His role involved supporting legal aspects of special operations.

 

### National Security Council (NSC):

 

  • Michael Flynn:

  • Flynn was appointed as the National Security Advisor by President Donald Trump in January 2017 but resigned after 22 days due to controversy over his contacts with the Russian ambassador.

 

  • Kash Patel:

  • Patel joined the NSC in February 2019, initially working in the International Organizations and Alliances directorate. Later in July 2019, he was appointed Senior Director of the Counterterrorism Directorate, a position created for him. His role involved counterterrorism strategy, including leading a secret mission to Damascus in 2020.

 

### Other Connections:

 

  • House Intelligence Committee:

  • Michael Flynn: Flynn was involved indirectly through the committee's investigations as they touched on issues related to his tenure and actions, although he was not a staff member.

  • Kash Patel: He served as senior counsel on counterterrorism and was a prominent aide to Rep. Devin Nunes, playing a key role in the committee's efforts to counter the Russia investigation, notably through his authorship of the Nunes memo.

 

  • Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA):

  • Michael Flynn: Flynn was the director of the DIA from July 2012 until his forced retirement in August 2014. His leadership was notable but controversial, leading to his early exit.

  • Kash Patel: While not directly connected to DIA, Patel's work in counterterrorism and his legal roles intersected with intelligence community activities, including those involving DIA.

 

  • Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI):

  • Michael Flynn: No direct official role, but his activities and the investigations related to him would have involved ODNI oversight.

  • Kash Patel: Served as a senior advisor to Acting Director Richard Grenell in early 2020, where he had a role in intelligence community operations.

 

  • Department of Defense (DoD):

  • Michael Flynn: Held various senior roles within the DoD throughout his career, including his time at JSOC and as DIA director.

  • Kash Patel: He was appointed Chief of Staff to Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller in late 2020, shortly after the election, where he was involved in managing the Department's transition activities and policy.

 

  • Personal and Political Connections:

  • Both Flynn and Patel are known for their staunch support of Donald Trump and have been part of efforts to challenge narratives around the 2016 election's Russian interference. They've appeared together at events like the ReAwaken America Tour, promoting conservative causes and figures.

 

  • Legal and Political Investigations:

  • Both have been subjects of scrutiny in political and legal contexts. Flynn was investigated for his contacts with Russian officials and his role in the Trump campaign, while Patel's involvement in countering the Russia probe and his transition role at the DoD drew attention.

 

These connections highlight a network of professional and political interactions where both Flynn and Patel have operated within overlapping spheres of national security, intelligence, and defense policy.

Anonymous ID: 002e4d Jan. 12, 2025, 1:51 p.m. No.22342466   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2509

>>22342431

Yep

All for a LARP right?

 

FYI the guys saving Babies are heroes!

Btw VPPence is the reason POWER WAS RESTORED TO THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

CHEVRON DEFERENCE WAS OVERTURNED BY TEAM MIKE PENCE, TEAM STEPHEN MILLER, TEAM PAM BONDI AND TEAM TOM FITTON!!

 

https://advancingamericanfreedom.com/vice-president-pence-on-scotus-overturning-of-chevron-deference/

Anonymous ID: 002e4d Jan. 12, 2025, 2:09 p.m. No.22342578   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2585 >>2588 >>2597 >>2603 >>2606 >>2611 >>2612

>>22342432

Here's a timeline organizing the connections between General Michael Flynn, Kash Patel, and Steve Bannon, including their affiliations with JSOC, DOD, ODNI, NSC, The Epoch Times, QAnon, and other relevant information:

 

Before 2016

 

  • General Michael Flynn:

  • 2004-2007 Flynn serves as Director of Intelligence for the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).

  • 2012-2014: Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), part of the Department of Defense (DoD).

 

  • Kash Patel:

  • 2014: Works as a trial attorney in the National Security Division of the DOJ, providing legal support to JSOC.

 

  • Steve Bannon:

  • Early 2000s-2016: Bannon builds his media empire, including Breitbart News, known for its far-right views.

 

2016:

 

  • General Michael Flynn:

  • July: Flynn speaks at the Republican National Convention, aligning himself with Trump's campaign.

  • November: After Trump's election, Flynn is named National Security Advisor.

 

  • Steve Bannon:

  • August: Joins Trump's campaign as CEO.

  • November: Appointed as chief strategist for the White House.

 

2017

 

  • General Michael Flynn:

  • January: Becomes National Security Advisor (NSC) but resigns in February amid controversy over his contacts with Russian officials.

 

  • Steve Bannon:

  • January-August: Serves as White House Chief Strategist.

 

  • QAnon Emergence:

  • October: QAnon begins, with Bannon later becoming associated with some of its narratives indirectly through his media activities.

 

2018:

 

  • Steve Bannon:

  • Continues promoting conservative and nationalist agendas through media and political activities.

 

2019:

 

  • Kash Patel:

  • February: Joins the National Security Council (NSC) in the International Organizations and Alliances directorate.

  • July: Moves to Senior Director for Counterterrorism at NSC.

 

  • General Michael Flynn:

  • Becomes increasingly vocal in conservative media, particularly on issues like election integrity.

 

2020:

 

  • Kash Patel:

  • Early 2020: Moves to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) as senior advisor to Acting Director Richard Grenell.

  • November: Appointed as Chief of Staff to Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller (DoD) post-election.

 

  • Steve Bannon:

  • August: Arrested for fraud related to the "We Build the Wall" campaign but continues broadcasting from confinement.

  • November: After the election, Bannon promotes narratives of election fraud, aligning with Flynn and Patel's views.

 

  • The Epoch Times:

  • Increases its coverage of election fraud claims, aligning with Bannon, Flynn, and Patel's narratives.

 

2021:

 

  • General Michael Flynn:

  • Active in conservative circles, including speaking at events and promoting election conspiracy theories.

  • Associated with QAnon through shared conspiracy narratives.

 

  • Kash Patel:

  • January: Leaves his DoD position after the January 6th Capitol riot.

  • Starts appearing on conservative media, including Bannon's "War Room" and The Epoch Times.

 

  • Steve Bannon:

  • January: Pardoned by Trump for the "We Build the Wall" case.

  • Continues "War Room" podcast, hosting both Flynn and Patel, discussing political strategies and election fraud claims.

 

2022 and Beyond:

 

  • All three continue their political and media activities:

  • Flynn - Engages in the ReAwaken America Tour with Bannon, promoting conservative and conspiracy-laden political activism.

  • Patel - Authors "Government Gangsters" and uses media appearances to critique the "deep state" and promote conservative policies.

  • Bannon - Hosts "War Room," guest-hosting by Patel, and pushes narratives about election integrity and conservative politics.

 

  • The Epoch Times remains a platform for these figures, often covering their activities and echoing their political messages.

 

This timeline highlights how their paths intersect across different governmental roles, media influence, and political activism, with a common thread of promoting conservative ideologies, challenging election results, and engaging with or adjacent to conspiracy theories like QAnon.

Anonymous ID: 002e4d Jan. 12, 2025, 2:15 p.m. No.22342607   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2614

kash Patel self proclaimed “Wizard” in Trump World! Also believes himself to be The Punisher

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/14/us/politics/kash-patel.html

Anonymous ID: 002e4d Jan. 12, 2025, 3:14 p.m. No.22342798   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>22342680

It’s not Christian Values that our country was founded on but freedom of religion exists…unless they’re trying to take over the Q Movement and label it QAnon!

 

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