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There was a server at Benghazi. Standard issue State stuff. It got blowed up with RPG. That's what I read in some Internet forum. Kill the crypto keys and it's dead anyway.
Same as Q Snow White drops #2009+, 8/31/18. Kill crypto keys and everything dies.
>Same as Q Snow White drops #2009+, 8/31/18. Kill crypto keys and everything dies.
Which raises question, who exectly was authorized to swap in new crypto keys, break at least some of FVEY, deny access to partners, and what was the price for them to regain access?
who has/had that level of control and authority over technical aspects of FVEY? Who owns and controls the encryptors and the keys?
Thanks for the info. Phonefagging and hard enough just to do a post.
Note that you had zero interest in content.
So being an anal retentive db, you may now fuck off and kys.
This is Q research board, not Emily Post etiquette forum you fucking faggot.
Sponsorship of an immigrant is signed legal contract between sponsor and feds. Multiple years. Explicit and nontrivial. Sponsor can't say "Oh, I didn't know." Immigrant uses public funds or services, it unambiguous that you're on the hook for 100 percent of costs.