https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/michael-goodwin-andrew-mccabe-is-a-national-disgrace-and-we-owe-him-a-big-fat-thank-you
So Hussein gave the orders to take out Trump, one way or another?
The wall is not just for stop illegal immigration and drugs, but it is to stop an invasion.
There are tons of new stories about 'drug cartel' stockpiling weapons at the US/Mexican border. Why at the border? I think they were keeping them there to arm an army of invaders into the US.
These caravans are just trial runs.
Soon there will be 'caravans' of a hundred thousand men who would be armed as they crossed our border.
The cabal was deliberately destroying the economies in South American countries.
George Soros owns a lot of the farmland.
The Bushes owned an entire aquifer under Paraguay.
Those people would have been forced up here, and without a wall they would have invaded and taken over.
the southern states were key to letting this happen.
Stockpiles of weapons found at Texas border
https://www.breitbart.com/border/2017/09/23/los-zetas-cartel-stockpiling-weapons-near-texas-border/
“Mexican military forces repeatedly engage violent drug cartels operating south of the Texas border with Mexico, often uncovering large stockpiles of combat-grade weapons and explosives.”
https://www.breitbart.com/border/2018/04/04/7-times-mexico-used-military-fight-cartels-border/
https://truepundit.com/mexican-cartel-continues-stockpiling-military-weapons-mexican-border-city/
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/a-locked-door-a-fire-and-41-girls-killed-as-police-stood-by/ar-BBTBEP1?ocid=spartanntp
GUATEMALA CITY — As fire swept through the classroom, the pleas from the 56 girls locked inside began to fade.
Most were unconscious or worse by then, as an eerie silence replaced their panic-stricken shouts.
The police officers guarding the door — who had refused to unlock it despite the screams — waited nine minutes before stepping inside. They got water to cool down the scorching knob.
Inside, dozens of girls placed in the care of the Guatemalan state lay sprawled on the blackened floor. Forty-one of them died.
It was one of the deadliest tragedies in Guatemala since the end of its civil war decades ago, and it happened inside a group home for at-risk youth who had been put there by the government, supposedly for their own protection.
Now, nearly two years later, the trials against public officials accused of failing to prevent the deaths have all begun.
But a review of more than two dozen case files of victims and survivors — along with interviews of family members, group home employees and public officials — reveals a pattern of physical, psychological and sexual abuse allegations at the facility stretching back for years.
Six children had previously died in the government-run home from 2012 through 2015, mostly from preventable health-related complications, officials said. The authorities are also looking into 25 episodes of abuse reported in the year before the fire.
Beyond that, several girls had told their relatives well before the tragedy that they were forced to have sex with older strangers, according to interviews with members of three different families.
I don't think FAKENEWS will ask the question because once they do, FISAs go public.
they want to ask, but their asking triggers release of documents that they do want released,
"There is a reason why we needed to go mainstream prior to the EVIDENCE being dropped."
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5 Aug 2018 - 1:00:15 AM
FISA.
FISA.
FISA.
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There is a reason why we needed to go mainstream prior to the EVIDENCE being dropped.
You have more than you know.
D5.
WWG1WGA.