Can't tell if Q is up really late, up really early, or on the other side of the Atlantic
Why am I awake
Was reviewing the Kurt Volker text notes earlier
Also bit of background digging on Volker
His first grownup job after school was CIA
After that, the guy bounced from one fancy gov't gig to another repeatedly
Only time he appears to have worked anywhere for 4+ years is as the Executive Director of the McNoName Foundation.
I think Volker is a bad guy, and he was the one laying down all the train tracks to set up POTUS.
So many people in on the coup attempt. Actually "attempts" would be more accurate. Multiple plots, and Volker was operating the Ukraine angle.
He's pushy as hell when he demands you meet him for breakfast or lunch, too. Like an insurance salesman.
Kurt Volker, the Jehovah's Witness of skeezy international plot manuvering
Kurt Volker & wife Ia Meu… ahhh, I can't spell it
https://heavy.com/news/2019/11/ia-meurmishvili-kurt-volker-wife-married/
She's as spoopy as he is, and this looks for all the world like an "agency arranged" marriage
We've seen this dozens of times now
https://www.georgianjournal.ge/society/35914-kurt-volker-marries-georgian-journalist-ia-meurmishvili.html
""meurmishvili was previously married to Michael Maloof, a former Pentagon aide. Maloof lost his security clearance because, in part, of his relationship with meurmishvili, according to "Sabatoge," a 2006 book by Rowan Scarborough."
Okay now check this:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/exclusive-book-excerpt-sabotage-part-1-the-cia-goes-to-war-with-the-pentagon
Volker is a big puzzle piece in the Silent War. So is his wife. "Follow the wives"
Intelligence community vs. the U.S. Military
For a Silent War, this one's getting pretty loud.
https://twitter.com/g_occhionero/status/1258656014225850368
Reminder
Link Campus Rome was their favorite hangout
Is Occhionero saying that Joseph Mifsud has been kidnapped?!?!
Is he still alive?
Procura della Repubblica di Roma = The prosecutor's office, law of the Italian Republic, specifies the office of the prosecutor at the court of law, juvenile court and military court
The office carries out a series of very different activities which are briefly described in article 73 of the RD 30 January 1941, n. 12. The aforementioned provision refers to the public prosecutor, serving in that office, who have the following duties: [1]
monitoring of compliance with laws and the prompt and regular administration of justice;
protection of state rights, legal persons and incapacitated persons;
repression of crimes ;
execution of res judicata .
How did I miss this, am here on & off every day?
POTUS fired Michael Atkinson last month?
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52164706
Michael Atkinson: Trump fires intelligence chief involved in impeachment
4 April 2020
"US President Donald Trump has fired a senior official who first alerted Congress to a whistleblower complaint that led to his impeachment trial.
Mr Trump said he no longer had confidence in Michael Atkinson, the inspector general of the intelligence community.
Democrats said the president was settling scores during a national emergency caused by the coronavirus.
They also accused him of trying to undermine the intelligence community.
Last year, Mr Atkinson informed Congress of the complaint that President Trump had allegedly abused his office by pressuring Ukraine to open an investigation into Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his son.
In letters to Congress, Mr Atkinson described the complaint as "urgent" and "credible".
The Democratic-majority House of Representatives voted to impeach the president, but a trial in the Republican-led Senate later acquitted him of all charges.
Trump criticised for appointing loyalist as acting spy chief
Trump impeachment: The short, medium and long story
On Friday, Mr Trump notified Congress that Mr Atkinson would be removed from his post within 30 days. Sources told the Associated Press the official had been placed on administrative leave and would not serve out his 30 days.
"It is vital that I have the fullest confidence in the appointees serving as inspectors general," Mr Trump wrote. "This is no longer the case with regard to this inspector general."
He said he would name a successor "at a later date". Officials quoted by Reuters said Thomas Monheim, a career intelligence professional, would serve as acting inspector general in the meantime.
Democrats reacted angrily to the move.
"In the midst of a national emergency, it is unconscionable that the president is once again attempting to undermine the integrity of the intelligence community by firing yet another intelligence official simply for doing his job," said Senator Mark Warner, the most senior Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee."
Oh, good, Mark Warner got angry. Anything to put that guy one step closer to a stroke. He's a jerk.