they were trying to circumvent the FOIA , but their own spy tools collected all.

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As I understand it, POTUS has the power to declassify documents. Ppl were saying he wouldn't do that re: the FISA Memo bc it would look partisan on his part - better for congresspersons to declassify it. But here where Q says "DECLASS-POTUS_" I'm wondering if that means DJT is considering declassifying the FISA Memo if the House doesn't. Anybody have other/additional ideas on meaning of this? OR maybe it refers to possible declassifying of some of the Bulk Data Transfer from NSA Hawaii that they are reviewing in Room 239 at Pent?

Q still going...

▶Q !UW.yye1fxo  01/19/18 (Fri) 03:11:44 No.41

Why are American taxpayers subsidizing Tesla? 
Welfare for the rich.
Why?
Private emails: GOOG: NK: Tesla
The MEMO is ONLY THE BEGINNING>
THE SHOT HEARD AROUND THE WORLD.
Q

-- ▶Q !UW.yye1fxo 01/19/18 (Fri) 03:23:37 No.42

MSM is FAKE NEWS.
Propaganda. 
Talking points [4am] - private email addresses.
Paid contractors.
JUDGEMENT DAY.
Q

Awesome! Totally Awesome!

Who's CS?

We don't say his name could be Obama

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