>>2562499 Reid is a swine with a very long list of "mistakes" in his past. Been waiting for his name to come up again. May we see him perp walked, wailing & soiling himself. Harry, millions justifiably hate your guts.
>>2562867 lb
>True, it didn't. But you have not explained how it could be remote controlled without a special fitting on that type of eq. and the need for someone to be on scene to actually control it.
I asked about that a few breads ago.
The answer was by satellite. Consider: our US Military flies drones halfway around the world by remote control with operators located in the US relaying signals by satellite. I found that answer persuasive.
Would the target plane have to be fitted with a special receiver? There has been a pile of evidence (related to 911 and other things) that ALL planes made in recent decades contain remote control technology. I don't have that evidence. Maybe someone who recalls the part number and designation of the special transponder (a chip within the standard airnav equipment, related to the autopilot) can speak up.
That's all I've got to say about it.
>This guy Dave Janda has some inside sources aside from Q.
You mis-read the sentence, anon.
…has some inside sources, (other than Q).
I recall Dave Janda in a different context. He used to write quite good articles on a topic I was interested in. I believe he's a medical doctor with an interest in financial markets? I haven't seen his recent writing.
Chill, anon. Night crew is comfy crew.
Sounds like you're screaming at me.
No one is arguing with you.
Peace out.
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>>2563228 Hypothesis that deep state acquired Richard B. Russell submarine by switching it with a dummy sub, and Ketron Island is a SUB BASE needing investigation
Very nice hypothesis!
I was with you up to the point where you introduced a dummy sub switched with the real one … hadn't considered that.
Yes possible!
I consider your hypothesis the strongest one yet.
So we'll see!
Enjoy the show.
>>2562986 Have long felt that Christine ("I do as I'm told") Lagarde is a man. Here she is making a public jackass of herself with her numbers talk in 2014. We do know though, that the world of these people revolves around esoterica and symbols.
https://youtu.be/QYmViPTndxw
Strauss-Kahn (married) actually got indignant in court when someone said he had been to many orgies. He replied (paraphrase), "Why of course not….I only went to FOUR orgies during that time frame."
https://nypost.com/2015/02/10/dsk-i-didnt-know-hookers-came-to-luxury-orgies/
Blankfein of course actually said that he was doing God's work. He never said which god though.
Jamie Dimon, I bet Blythe Masters can tell some tales, eh? This is the guy who took federal bailout money (thanks Hank Paulson), a significant amount of which went to bonuses, and then boasted that he was richer than someone else because he was smarter. Can you imagine?
My dig on Lin was a quick one. Started looking at her real estate and found the commercial building where she has an office. Did not find a residence but didn't dig that hard.
It would be possible to find out if she gives political contributions to either party. Those records are open source. Also her voter registration party. I'm not digging it, been on here 12 hours so far today, but be my guest. Your instincts are pointing in a good direction.
My sense was that her consulting business may be quite lucrative.
Also she had that job as a technology consultant to congress, don't know if that paid anything or if she got "tips" for helping out.
Her salary when she was a federal employee is in the public record. I think I posted it.