So did anyone figure out why Q deleted so many posts?
I was hyped with the Q segment on Watter's World so I didn't realize it was so many.
Banned from cuckchan for posting a thread about Q
Looks like they're really cracking down on Q over there. Q is clearly more on topic, political, and current event related than most threads on /pol/ (like flat earth, divide and conquer, slide threads, etc).
Didn't even know I was banned, they must've did it way after the thread was deleted. Glad to have /qresearch/ again.
>Durham has a team of 470 investigators
>Swap out Huber for Durham
That's unclear anon. Huber and Horowitz were working together, then Huber gave his FISA investigation to Durham while he continued with the HRC, CF, U1 investigation.
Durham may or may not have the same resources Huber did.
newfag, it's ebot
>w/ the same mandate/authority?
And that doesn't specify if Durham has the access to the 470. That was a special arrangement for Huber.
>Huber is no longer part of Q operation?
He is, he gave half his investigations to Durham. Remember Q said "Scope & Size biggest in history", so it makes sense to split it up.
>In a March 29 letter to Republican committee chairmen, Mr. Sessions said that Mr. Huber, the U. S. Attorney for Utah, had been appointed to “evaluate certain issues” raised by the GOP. He did not say which issues, but there are plenty.
>These included actions by Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Loretta Lynch and others, email controversies, mishandling of classified information, Fusion GPS and the Steele Dossier, FISA warrants, wire taps, leaks, grand juries, the Clinton Foundation and the Uranium One deal.
https://www.judicialwatch.org/investigative-bulletin/clinton-comey-uranium-one-john-w-huber/
>Durham’s review is separate from another probe run by U.S. Attorney John Huber from Utah. Huber was appointed in 2017 by former Attorney General Jeff Sessions to review not only alleged surveillance abuses by the Justice Department and the FBI but also the handling of the probe into the Clinton Foundation and other matters.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/impending-fisa-report-to-spark-new-probes-deliver-information-in-other-reviews
It seems to do it automatically now.
Still some issues when there's a lot of traffic on the board but it's getting better every day.