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>>23905761

>This isthe key.

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Q!ITPb.qbhqo 11/22/2017 17:07:59 ID: YzNom6b4

4chan/pol: 150517837

U1- CA - EU - ASIA - IRAN/NK

Where did it end up?

What was the purpose?

Who was suppose to win the election of 2016?

Why was the Iran deal kept from Congress and placed at the highest level of classification?

Meaning, a United States Senator could NOT review the deal but other foreign powers could.

How much money was hand delivered by plane(s)?

Why in cash?

Where did the plane(s) actually land?

What was the cover?

Who paid for BO to attend Harvard?

Why would this occur pre-political days?

Who was the biggest contributor to the CF?

The graphic is the key.

Why does the MSM push conspiracy w/o investigation?

Who controls the MSM?

What does the word 'conspiracy' mean to you?

Has the word 'conspiracy' been branded to mean something shameful in today's society?

The world cannot handle the truth.

This pill cannot be swallowed by most.

Risk in painting this picture.

THE SUM OF ALL FEARS.

PB below

>>23904824

>> Ioneour Nation’s Districts by 2750 to 550, a complete wipeout.

>>23904957

>one/won

>>23905834

Gen Flynn: B>>23905834

>>23905846

>BREAKING - Billboards encouraging military members to dissent against leadership are now beginning to appear, with one billboard near Fort Bragg North Carolina directing service members to a website that tells them to contact them via encrypted chat.

### Overview of the Website

The website https://notwhatyousignedupfor.org/ is a resource hub launched in September 2025 to support U.S. military service members, National Guard, and reserves who may have legal or moral concerns about their missions, particularly in response to potential unlawful orders under the Trump administration. It was created as part of an awareness campaign featuring billboards in cities like Chicago, Fayetteville (NC), and mobile displays in Washington, D.C., questioning domestic military deployments (e.g., "Army National Guard. You joined to serve your community. So what are you doing in Chicago?"). The site emphasizes privacy (e.g., recommending personal devices, encrypted email like ProtonMail, and VPNs) and provides links to non-affiliated support organizations for counseling on rights, discharges, and conscientious objection. It explicitly states that its content is for informational purposes only and not legal advice.

### Creator and Organization

Maintained by: Win Without War, a progressive, left-leaning advocacy group founded in 2002 as a project of the Center for International Policy (a think tank established in the 1970s to oppose the Vietnam War). Win Without War focuses on promoting diplomacy over military intervention, human security, and noninterventionist foreign policy. It describes itself as a "diverse network of activists and national organizations" accountable to grassroots donors rather than corporations or politicians.
Launch Details: Officially launched on October 9, 2025, in response to Trump's "authoritarian crackdown" and threats of military use against cities like Chicago and Los Angeles. The campaign involves collaboration with veteran-led groups like About Face: Veterans Against the War.
Key Contacts/Affiliations: No individual creators are named. Win Without War's main site (winwithoutwar.org) handles donations and activism; they have a 501(c)(3) partner, Win Without War Education Fund, for matching gifts. The site links to external resources like:
GI Rights Hotline (girightshotline.org) for legal counseling on discharges.
National Lawyers Guild Military Law Task Force (nlgmltf.org) for advice on refusing illegal orders.
About Face (aboutfaceveterans.org) for peer support among veterans questioning missions.

### Technical Details

IP Address: I was unable to retrieve the exact IP address through available tools, as WHOIS and IP lookup services returned insufficient data (possibly due to privacy protections or access restrictions). The site appears to be hosted on standard web infrastructure, but no specific hosting provider (e.g., AWS, Cloudflare) was identifiable from public sources.
WHOIS/Domain Registration: Direct WHOIS queries via standard tools (ICANN Lookup, DomainTools, WhoIs.com) did not yield detailed records, likely due to privacy services enabled by the registrar (common for advocacy sites to protect against harassment). No public registrant name, address, email, or phone was available. The domain (.org) is managed by the Public Interest Registry (PIR), but creation date aligns with the September 2025 launch based on campaign announcements. Name servers and status (e.g., active) were not extractable.
Other Tech Notes: The site uses basic HTML/CSS with external links; no advanced features like custom APIs were noted. It's designed for quick, secure access, aligning with its privacy-focused mission.

### Additional Context

This site emerged amid 2025 political tensions, with billboards funded by Win Without War appearing starting October 14, 2025, in response to National Guard federalizations. Critics (e.g., conservative outlets) have called it an attempt to encourage military dissent, while supporters view it as upholding oaths to the Constitution. If you're seeking more on Win Without War's funding or history, they report relying on small-donor grassroots support.

For deeper technical forensics (e.g., full DNS records), tools like command-line dig or paid services might be needed beyond public web access. Let me know if you'd like info on related campaigns or organizations!