>>348769

This is not my area of expertise, but my conversations with friends who are more familiar with practicing within the federal court system have led me to believe that the withholding of the evidence you mention and failure to make certain disclosures open up the possibility for Flynn to withdraw his pleas even at this stage. I'm sure you've heard people mention fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine in regards to this case and it seems clear that the entire case is tainted by how the Feds have handled it.

Like you (I'm assuming), I want to see General Flynn not only vindicated but held up as the courageous hero he truly is. A pardon from POTUS is just not going to be enough in this case.

Not sure if you follow the Dilley drops, and just mentioning them here can get you filtered, but he has said some interesting things about the Flynn case. His "source" says General Flynn will not only be fully vindicated but will become super rich after winning lawsuits against the government's (difficult to sue individual agents of the government who often have immunity in such cases) handling of his case. (See "witch-hunt") I sure the fuck hope so!

Wish I could be more help but trustworthy details are hard to come by in the case where misinformation is around every corner.

Anyways, long live Flynn, Rogers, Trump and Q-team!

>>348881

You're exactly right about intent and Giglio. Fruit of the poisonous tree is not often applied because of the danger the precedent can set regarding other similar cases. So many cases (and the investigations leading to them) are flawed or error ridden and applying poisonous tree doctrine routinely could lead to far too many cases being thrown out.

Also, you mentioned disclosures before and my understanding is that there are a plethora of disclosures that the Feds failed to make, many regarding the various agents involved in the case. (Known bias against the administration comes to mind as an example)

And again you are right about damages continuing to accrue, although it is difficult to say how much it is going to help as far as pay out in the end. Flynn will likely sue for several different reasons, and one of the payouts will be from emotional distress from the miscarriage of justice in his case. The amount of time he suffered will be considered when calculating his damage award and more time = more money, to speak plainly. That said, the calculations are all relative and a few months either way may not make a big difference as far as his award.

I'm sure General Flynn is far more concerned with just having his name cleared after all his exemplary years of service to our country, but most of us here will be quite happy to hear him come out of this with some money from the government that fucked him so hard.

>>348956

My pleasure, anon. You seem to have a good grasp of this stuff already, and let me tell you; it can be challenging even to someone who is not a layman. I'm in the family law area (governed by state law almost exclusively) and I have to think back to my law school days to try and get a handle on a big federal case like this. Lol.

The fact that people like General Flynn can get railroaded is just one example of why our entire justice system needs to be reformed. Private prisons, absurd drug laws, etc. Also, the fact that having more money can help determine outcomes is as outrageous as it is true. We've got a lot of work to do, and restoring General Flynn's good name would be a step in the right direction.

>>349029

There's a lot of evidence that Zappa was an MKUltra handler, but damn if he doesn't have some of the best quotes criticizing aspects of our society I've ever seen.

Sauce on Zappa being shady and part of the Laurel Canyon Military intelligence scene:

http://

centerforaninformedamerica.com/laurelcanyon/

>>349118

I'm sure Kabamur sounds insane to the unintitiated, but to those who have dug over 40,000 ft, it makes a hell of a lot of sense.

Embarrassed to admit I've asked Q a couple times to confirm Kabamur as legitimate. Never really expected a response (nor did I get one), but can you blame a fella for trying? Lol.

>>349162

I asked right in the middle of a drop. Lol. I wouldn't hold your breath hoping he may at some point confirm Kabamur.

Our scope is below 40,000 ft, so there will be no alien disclosure on this board. I think it could be counterproductive to go into all of that at this stage and we would likely lose many valuable autist by bringing in that subject matter. Many are just not ready for it yet. The stuff we discuss as it is can be too much for even some seasoned anons.

Don't worry though because it's all coming in time. Even in the Podesta emails there's a conversation with a high ranking Catholic Church official discussing disclosure of Zero point energy and aliens. Black hats want disclosure for the chaos that would ensue, and that's exactly why Alliance folks are so timid about releasing the information.

My understanding is that an agreement has been made to begin disclosure by talking about advanced ancient civilizations (think Atlantis) and reverse engineered alien tech. Many want a "slow roll" disclosure and I understand the argument for it even if I'm impatient and just want all the truths revealed. LIKE RIGHT NOW THIS MINUTE! Lol.

>>349166

Holy shit! Thanks for posting!