>>746969

In wee hours of the morning, ran across some anon speculating that MZ was not Zuckerberg, but in fact Mohammed bin Zayed of the UAE.

Foreign policy and Middle Eastern relations are def not my strong suit, anons, so a wiser head will be able to analyze this much better than I:

https:// www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/03/mohammed-bin-zayed-asks-trump-qatar-emir-180317110801971.html

Whatever this is all about, Q seems to infer that some major policy tap dancing is going on, that their conversations were known ("we hear you"), and that the participants are going to be pushing the MSM for good spin, but they aren't going to get it.

Zayed was scheduled to meet w/POTUS on March 27. Has he already visited DC? If so, that would have made it easy for him to take a meeting in a SCIF.

Same anon proposed that the only reason anyone would leave cell phones at the door of a meeting was if it was in a SCIF.

Same anon continued that IDEN is a Motorola system:

Wiki: "Integrated Digital Enhanced Network (iDEN) is a mobile telecommunications technology, developed by Motorola, which provides its users the benefits of a trunked radio and a cellular telephone. It was called the first mobile social network by many technology industry analysts.[1] iDEN places more users in a given spectral space, compared to analog cellular and two-way radio systems, by using speech compression and time division multiple access (TDMA)."

All that said, I'm digging "Nobody escapes this" almost as much as "We have it all."

GO WHITE HATS!

>>747260

>White Hats in UAE??, sure?, it's a swamp also.

I'm not a Middle East politicalfag, so have no earthly idea what the dance moves are for all those countries.

Just hoping somebody will bone up on that Zayed guy and see WTF he may have been doing at a meeting in a SCIF with a bunch of other dudes that include 5 politicians and 1 former intel chief.

To be clear, am only rooting for OUR White Hats. Everybody else gonna have to pull their own little red wagon. America First.

>>747295

>Nonsense. You really think that's the (((only))) reason they wouldn't bring their phone into a secret meeting?

Naw man, read it again, am posting what SOMEONE ELSE said

Am mediocre anon, have no damn idea why those people would do anything

>>747338

I hope so.

Old friend from HS was in the county PD for a few years, then made FBI in the 80's.

Real good guy, pretty quiet by nature, dedicated. Went to visit him one time in DC and he came to pick me up at the airport straight from a bank robbery, and the a/c in his personal car was busted.

It was like 100 degrees & humid that day, went straight to a Chili's for lunch and about 50 glasses of icewater to rehydrate him. We were both real young then. Bet he's retired now.

But yeah, more good guys than bad, with plenty of years invested. They really need to get an honorable closure to all this. Wasn't their fault some really bad actors invaded their space.

I believe Robyn Gritz.