>>9241632

>>9241632

And today's hashtag is #RiceKnew

The other day it was #BidenKnew, so got some eyes on that and connected his name to this shitshow they ran.

>>9241640

Have got to get working on this part…

>You have all you need to START.

FISA

>You are missing the connections.

Which people play in multiple games

>Continue to build the MAP.

>MAP provides the KEY.

>The time has come.

>The storm is now.

Yippee!

>(You) are the storm.

Truth is a Force of Nature

TEXT OF SUSAN RICE'S EMAIL UNREDACTED PARAGRAPH:

Director Comey affirmed that he is proceeding "by the book" as it relates to law enforcement. From a national security perspective, Comey said he does have some concerns that incoming NSA Flynn is speaking frequently with Russian Ambassador Kislyak. Comey said that could be an issue as it relates sharing sensitive information. President Obama asked if Comey was saying that the NSA should not pass sensitive information related to Russia to Flynn. Comey replied "potentially." He added that he has no indication thus far that Flynn had passed classified information to Kislyak, but he noted that "the level of communication is unusual."

>>9241799

eh… but seriously, for all those [whine]ers who directly misrepresented what Barr actually said, the 2 TIER JUSTICE SYSTEM IS ENDING.

>>9241744

It might be easier to think in terms of sectors re: groups-

communications

finance

education

military / weapons

religions

social

medical

etc

NGOs for all of them, think tanks filter the agreed-upon polices down to the lower think tanks down to the NGOs and also sideways into govt's.

Multiple games reach into not only sectors but crimes (exploit sectors to facilitate the crimes)

drugs

human trafficking

weapons

financial crimes (lowest to highest level)

Games

rules for each game (some in common - no snitching, some different)

players

risk

outcome/reward/consequences

So to identify the games, identify the sectors, identify the players, identify the rules of each game and the risks/rewards for each

>>9241938

>They are specialists at cybercrime, cyber communications, and cyber warfare against massive foreign governments. Yet they don't stop an anonymous guy online that is dismissed as a "conspiracy theory".

You just answered your own question.

>>9241885

The stage is set.

>>9242017

Ok, good, it's going to take me a little bit and some iterations. I think putting it in a graphic will help me (and maybe others) [C] and then alter or retool or see if we need to start over.

>>9242007

>my question is rhetorical

You can see this, but I'm kekking my ass off at myself over here.

>>9242089

That's what they were originally marked, eh?

Well, it seems logical to assume that foreign ambassador's calls are wiretapped, right? Maybe not accessed, but collected. I don't really know the actual policy on that or law on that wrt to diplomats. But my understanding is that there has to be some legitimate reason to access it to actively listen. So it may be that the 'sources and methods' redaction was b/c they didn't want that out openly.

Spitballin…

>>9241812

Sort of like a target with the concentric rings- start with the outer rings and work you way towards the center, which is the main target.