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>what if Military Intelligence is doing the investigation of the [FBI]? And that is why Wray "doesn't know" anything?
Wray "doesn't know" anything = 'plausible deniability' in Q2937 which also asks, "When does MIL INTEL have jurisdiction?"
Define 'plausible deniability'.
What are the duties of the FBI?
What are the duties of the DOJ?
When does MIL INTEL have jurisdiction?
Q2937
https://8ch.net/qresearch/res/5484257.html#q5484459
seems 60 Minutes Australia is doing their best to help bring down Boeing
Just posted an emotional 5-minute hit-piece 'update' on their full show from last week.
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Story follows:
60 Minutes Australia
Published on May 12, 2019
737 Max update: Boeing 'covered up' faults in sensor | 60 Minutes Australia
60 Minutes reveal more damning revelations about aircraft giant Boeing and warnings that should have been heeded about the 737 MAX, well before the crashes of Lion Air Flight 610 in October 2018 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 in March this year.
https://youtu.be/QG5_4xBXXng
No matter the exact dates of the BOOMs,
July 4, 2019 Will be a Salute to the Flag with a re-dedication of the Declaration of Independence.
Harvard controversy of employing Weinstein's lawyer will addressing students’ demands to support victims of sexual assault
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The New York Times
@nytimes
Harvard said that a professor, Ronald Sullivan Jr., who is representing Harvey Weinstein would not continue as faculty dean of an undergraduate house. He and his wife, Stephanie Robinson, were the first African-American faculty deans in Harvard’s history.
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1127298608146059273
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The professor, Ronald S. Sullivan Jr., and his wife, Stephanie Robinson, who is a lecturer at the law school, have been the faculty deans of Winthrop House, one of Harvard’s residential houses for undergraduate students, since 2009. They were the first African-American faculty deans in Harvard’s history.
But when Mr. Sullivan joined the defense team of Mr. Weinstein, the Hollywood producer, in January, many students expressed dismay, saying that his decision to represent a person accused of abusing women disqualified Mr. Sullivan from serving in a role of support and mentorship to students. Mr. Weinstein is scheduled to go to trial in June in Manhattan on rape and related charges.
The controversy around Mr. Sullivan’s representation of Mr. Weinstein highlighted a conflict between the legal principle that every accused person deserves a vigorous defense and students’ demands that college officials show support for victims of sexual assault. “Whose side are you on?” demanded one of the spray-painted messages directed at Mr. Sullivan earlier this year.
moar at link:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/11/us/ronald-sullivan-harvard.html