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>>9456851(lb)

excellent (rhetorical) questions.

if anons are still undecided on the RR(/RM) white hat-black hat question, perhaps so too are the black hats

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McCabe accuses Rosenstein of giving ‘false’ testimony on Comey memos

Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe accused former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein of giving “false” testimony Wednesday about James Comey’s memos documenting his interactions with President Trump.

McCabe, on Wednesday, fired back, essentially accusing Rosenstein of lying.

“Mr. Rosenstein’s claims to have been misled by me, or anyone from the FBI, regarding our concerns about President Trump and the Trump campaign’s interactions with Russia are completely false,” McCabe said in a statement Wednesday.

“Mr. Rosenstein approved of, and suggested ways to enhance, our investigation of the President,” he continued. “Further, I personally briefed Mr. Rosenstein on Jim Comey’s memos describing his interactions with the President mere days after Mr. Rosenstein wrote the memo firing Jim Comey.”

moar - https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mccabe-accuses-rosenstein-of-giving-false-testimony-on-comey-memos

>>9457172

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libro_d%27Oro

>>9457218

that love triangle is almost enough to turn me off geometry forever.

yeah, mccabe has never appeared to be a decent dude

>>9457261

>>9457222 (nice trips)

>>9457337

how to spread COVID-19 in NY State

Thus, in this story, the counterfeiting of $1 bills is highly unusual, for it's an indicator that profit is not the primary motivation of whomever was ultimately behind the operation. But if currency were selected as the principal means of circulating as a biowarfare platform, it makes eminent sense, for $1 bills circulate widely and quickly, from the change in the grocery store line to tips given in restaurants, and so on.

https://gizadeathstar.com/2020/02/counterfeit-and-coronaviru/

>>9457494

for you and me anon, agree 100%.

for International counterfeit smuggling, I am inclined to agree with the article author.

if those were $20's, would have been 20x or $18M, much moar worth smuggling effort.

less work to launder $20's than $1's, I suspect

Anonymous ID: 3669ef June 3, 2020, 5:56 p.m. No.9457579 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7608

>>9457531

force majeur - you win, anon

>>9457536

no worries on the venting, anon. been a LONG time in the trenches for us.

o7

>>9457602

maybe you're right, anon

Dollars

The United States’ counterfeit problem is mostly limited to its paper bills, with coin counterfeiters mostly focusing on collectible coins. The $20 bill is the most commonly counterfeited banknote in the U.S., while overseas counterfeiters are more likely to make fake $100 bills. The real $100 bills are more prevalent overseas as well, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Overall, there’s more than $147 million in fake U.S. currency circulating globally these days, CNBC reported in 2015.

The agency tasked with investigating and preventing counterfeiting of U.S. money is the Secret Service. Yup, the agency best known for guarding U.S presidents is the one responsible for protecting the U.S. financial systems. According to its most recent annual report, the Secret Service suppressed 145 counterfeit manufacturing plants, arrested 796 counterfeit criminals and seized $58 million in counterfeit currency in 2015.

https://www.marketplace.org/2017/03/28/most-counterfeit-currencies/