Anon, I agree with you, it has been corrupt for centuries.
However, I was just pointing out that the Q plan is only dealing with the prosecution and reveal of our current living presidents.
We can't go back and prosecute dead ones. But to save the world, Trump has to deal with the corrupt living ones, one of which is Carter.
in short, I don't think Carter is going to be indicted for anything.
Senate holding GLOBAL THREATS AND NATIONAL SECURITY hearing now - LIVE.
I AM WATHCING ON CSPAN 3
A group of women whose husbands patrol America's southern border along the banks of the Rio Grande are inviting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to come to Texas so she can see first-hand why a barrier between the U.S. and Mexico is desperately needed.
“We would like to show you around! You don’t need to bring any security detail. Our husbands/boyfriends/fiances/wives/significant others are actually very good at their jobs, thank goodness!” Jill Demanski wrote in the letter posted on Facebook.
https://www.kgw.com/video/syndication/veuer/border-patrol-wives-invite-nancy-pelosi-to-border-to-see-why-a-wall-is-needed/602-8389200
https://www.foxnews.com/us/group-of-border-patrol-wives-invite-nancy-pelosi-to-visit-texas-border-town
We, the wives of the [Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol], would like to cordially invite you to come visit McAllen, Texas, as President Trump did. We would like to show you around! You don’t need to bring any security detail. Our husbands and significant others are actually very good at their jobs, thank goodness. […] We’d also appreciate if you’d stop pretending that you care about federal workers. If you did, you would care for their safety, not just their paychecks. We can hold out a while longer if it means our husbands and communities are safer.
ty for posting link
that face matches
> Transparency Internationa
History[edit]
Transparency International was founded in May 1993. According to political scientist Ellen Gutterman, "TI's presence in Germany, and indeed its organizational development and rise from a small operation to a prominent international TNGO, benefited from the activities and personal, elite connections of at least three key German individuals: Peter Eigen, Hansjoerg Elshorst, and Michael Wiehen".[13]
Peter Eigen, a former regional director for the World Bank, is recognized as a founder, along with others.[13] Michael Wiehen was a World Bank official at Washington, D.C.[14] Hansjörg Elshorst was managing director of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) (German Agency for Technical Cooperation). Other founding board members included John Githongo (former Permanent Secretary for Ethics and Governance in the office of the President, Kenya),[15] General Electric lawyer Fritz Heimann,[16] Michael J. Hershman of the U.S. military intelligence establishment (now President and CEO of the Fairfax Group),[17] Kamal Hossain (Bangladesh's former Minister of Foreign Affairs),[15] Dolores L. Español (the Philippines' former presiding Judge of Regional Trial Court),[15] George Moody Stuart (sugar industrialist),[18] Gerald Parfitt (Coopers & Lybrand, then PricewaterhouseCoopers in Ukraine),[19] Jeremy Pope (New Zealand activist and writer), and Frank Vogl, a senior official at the World Bank and head of Vogl Communications, Inc., which has "provided advice to leaders of international finance".[20][21][22][23][24]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transparency_International
yes. world bank says it all.
Non-support of Edward Snowden[edit]
At its annual meeting in November 2013 in Berlin, Transparency International's national chapters from Germany and Ireland proposed a resolution calling for the "end of the prosecution of Edward J. Snowden… He should be recognized as a whistleblower for his help to reveal the over-reaching and unlawful surveillance by secret services… He symbolizes the courage of numerous other whistleblowers around the world."
The final resolution that was passed by the plenary excluded any reference to Snowden, and excluded a call for "comprehensive protection on whistleblowers from all forms of retaliation". The original resolution presented by the German and Irish chapters was weakened following the intervention of Transparency International's American chapter, TI-USA. "The whistleblower resolution was watered down by the US delegation," a TI insider was quoted in an article published by the Huffington Post. "TI USA is very corporate oriented, very inside the Beltway oriented."
Five months earlier, in June 2013, representatives from Transparency International declined Snowden's request to meet him at the Moscow airport. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch met Snowden to support his asylum request, but Transparency International refused.[26]
Haspel states one issue is
"how are our adversaries using big data against us and sharing it with our partners"
is she talking 5eyes?
WRAY, when asked if having trouble getting people to work for FBI says;
"SOME OF OUR BRIGHTEST LEFT THE FBI TO WORK IN PRIVATE INDUSTRIES, BUT CAME BACK 8 MONTSH LATER WHEN THEY SAW GRASS WAS BROWNER".
Other directors are implying they have no problems getting the brightest to come work for them.
Haspel " we are getting agents coming to langley for the 'mission' and staying for the 'mission'"
mark Warner is asking Questions now.
talking about how workers should be PAID ON TIME!!!!! THAT IT HIS TALKING POINT.
YES, THEY WERE BEING EMPHATIC THAT THERE IS NO PROBLEM GETTINGN PEOPLE TO WORK FOR TRUMP ADMN AND HIS MISSION
Wray saying the FBI did not leavy ANY BALLS DROP DURING SHUTDOWN. …OUR PEOPLE ARE VERY DEDICATED.
Warner,
How do we work with our Social Media parntners and warn them about Russians interfering and influencing people?
Wray, we are working with our INTELLIGENCE ANGECIES and we are working 'MORE COOPERATIVELY' WITH OUR SOCIAL MEDIA COS."
there is more I cannot tell you, but …
>Wray said shutdown had an incredibly negative impact on the FBI
He was implying that it was hard on agents,…
I took it as a way of giving them a big KUDOS for their work ethic,'\
It was hard, but they are dedicated.
He did not say it negatively impact their work
It was negative because it made their work harder.
timing is everything.
how do you catch a wild animal?
you make them feel comfortable in their environment. YOu don't raise any red flags for them to bolt and run for cover.
You make them think they are still king of their domain,
you make them think they still have a domain to be king of.
Wray paraphrase "everybody, GLOBALLY, is WAKING UP"
THE GREAT AWAKENING
I like Trump. Q makes total sense.
so just blow VEgas wide open and call it good.
Is that what you are saying.
win one battle and lose the war?
just do it!!
did the cabal just 'dump' a load of shills here all at once or what?