>>6328765

It's possible. True if huge.

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_Monaco

From 2001 to 2007, she was an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the United States Attorney's office for the District of Columbia, and was appointed as a member of the Justice Department's Enron Task Force, co-leading the trial team in the prosecution of five former Enron executives from 2004 to 2006.

(Weissmann led the Enron Task Force)

After the end of the Enron trial and the Justice Department's disbandment of the special task force, Monaco worked as a special counselor to FBI Director Robert Mueller. She was later chosen by Mueller to be his Deputy Chief of Staff,[15] and then his Chief of Staff; a position she held until January 2009.

Tangent, but since Q just brought him up,

>>6334984 /PB

>Soon To Be A HouseHold Name.

Robert Hannigan was a speaker at last year's Paley Summit held in London. Bob Gates also.

Curious enough, they don't list his service as head of GCHQ.

https://www.paleycenter.org/ic2018-agenda

>>6345503

>but rather was at war with our democracy for more than a year.

Think it's been for much much longer than a year. One could probably write a book equivalent to War & Peace about it.

>Our government should inflict as much pain as possible on those in the British (and Mexican) government and its corporations.

Agree. Especially those doing business in the U.S. And also U.S. domiciled corporations doing business in Mexico/UK that have helped to create the turmoil.

>>6345683

>A thread on England might be just the ticket.

It could, specifically focusing on this topic. The current UK threads have a lot going on at once.

>a short Q drop that laughed England had seated their war cabinet

Didn't find anything, but a "UK" search makes it all quite clear what went down.

Great work identifying all the players at the Paley fest btw.