Pretty safe assumption that Keith Alexander is one of the top 5 bad guys that Bill Binney has obliquely mentioned. This article even uses the same needle/haystack analogy that Binney has employed in past interviews.
https://foreignpolicy.com/2013/09/09/the-cowboy-of-the-nsa/
Was PRISM the name of the massive, "get it all" data collection program that Hussein set up - the one that stupid Maxine Waters started blurting about in front of the press a while back?
HAHA REALLY? Holy shit, haha
20k more skanky texts from Strzok and Page?
That is glorious.
They're so screwed.
TODAY'S 2:00 PM HEARING ON CLINTON FOUNDATION
Subcommittee on Government Operations
Hearing Date: December 13, 2018 2:00 pm 2154 Rayburn HOB
PURPOSE:
To discuss the management of 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and how the designation impacts the programs and activities a nonprofit is allowed to conduct.
BACKGROUND:
501(c)(3) organizations are not permitted to be organized or operated for the benefit of any private individual and are only permitted to engage in minimal political activity. When a nonprofit organization violates these terms, defrauds contributors, or engages in impermissible political activity, the IRS may revoke its tax exempt status.
Witnesses and testimonies
Tom Fitton, President, Judicial Watch
Mr. Phillip Hackney, Associate Professor of Law, University of Pittsburgh
Mr. Lawrence W. Doyle, Managing Partner DM Income Advisors
Mr. John F. Moynihan, Principal, JFM and Associates
Can't recall discussing anyone but Fitton here before. Unfamiliar with Hackney, Doyle and Moynihan.
Hackney would seem to be the expert witness with regard to charity law violations (which are endemic with the CF)
No idea what DM Income Advisors and JFM Associates might specialize in.
New facts from Charles Ortel just yesterday
Ortel has spoken to all the whistleblowers,
Ortel speaks to one of them every day (!)
Anybody else putting these puzzle pieces together?
I'm liking what I'm seeing with this panel so far– here are some bios:
Phil Hackney, Associate Professor of Law
Professor Hackney will teach Agency and Partnership Law and Partnership Tax in fall 2018 and Federal Income Tax and Tax Law and Policy Seminar in spring 2019.
Phil Hackney joins Pitt Law from the Louisiana State University’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where he has been a member of the faculty since 2011. Hackney’s scholarship focuses on the law that governs the nonprofit tax-exempt sector of the economy, such as charities, social welfare organizations, labor unions, and trade associations. In addition to his scholarly work, he has been published in the Washington Post, The New Republic, and Salon. He is frequently quoted in the press as a national expert on nonprofit organizations.
Hackney is deeply engaged in law reform efforts. He served as a member of the Advisory Committee to the Independent Sector to update its Ethics and Principles of Good Governance for Nonprofit Organizations in 2014. In Louisiana, he served as a member of the Louisiana Tax Institute, a state board created to aid the state in improving its tax system. He also served as a member of the Corporations Committee of the Louisiana Law Institute to revise the limited liability company statute of Louisiana. He is an author of a treatise on Limited Liability Companies in Louisiana.
Before joining the academy, Hackney spent five years at the Office of the Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service in Washington, D.C. Hackney began his legal career as a law clerk to the late Honorable Henry A. Politz on the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Professor Hackney received his J.D. from Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center, his LL.M from New York University School of Law, and his undergraduate degree from Southern Methodist University.
(next up - Lawrence W. Doyle)
SQUEEEEE
Lawrence Doyle (CRD# 1197280) is an Investment Advisor Representative working at Dm Income Advisors in Greenwich, CT and has over 28 years of experience in the finance industry.
Bio:
Lawrence W. Doyle ’83, P12,11 Lawrence “Larry” Doyle ’83, P12, 11 has compiled a record of leadership and service to Holy Cross, to his class and to Crusader Athletics for more than three decades. As chair of the Holy Cross Leadership Council of New York (HCLCNY) from 2006 to 2009, Doyle focused on increasing the number of and funding for student internships. He also has served as class gift chair for his 20th and 25th reunions.
In 2009, he established the Holy Cross Gridiron Leadership Council, which he chairs. The Gridiron Leadership Council oversees several initiatives, including the Ring of Fame at Fitton Field and the 90-Wide Mentoring Program. 90-Wide involves 120 alumni from 23 states who mentor Crusader football student-athletes.
Doyle, who also volunteers with the admissions office, has mentored Holy Cross students, provided internships and career counseling, and presented career planning seminars on campus through the Ciocca Office for Entrepreneurial Studies/Career Planning Office. He established the William ’48 and Helen Doyle Scholarship in honor of his parents.
Doyle volunteers in his local community as well. He is involved with youth sports and serves as a Eucharistic minister in his parish. Doyle, who writes about financial matters in his Sense on Cents blog (senseoncents.com), is the CEO of DM Income Advisors and author of the book, In Bed with Wall Street: The Conspiracy Crippling Our Global Economy. He and his wife, Valerie, reside in Greenwich, Conn., and have four children, including Kevin ’11 and Alison ’12. (sauce: https://magazine.holycross.edu/issue_49_3/49_3_alumninews/inhoc)
Larry Doyle writes this blog: http://www.senseoncents.com/dm-income-advisors/
So he and Moynihan are business partners as well
Looks like a smart, solid dude, anons
Liking this combination of people a LOT.