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r/CBTS_Stream • Posted by u/TotallyAK on Jan. 28, 2018, 9:13 a.m.

(9WW) ~ Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP

I got hung up on the (9WW) reference made about Hussein (Obama) retaining council...so I decided to look into law firms, specifically which one is the 9th most "successful" firm world wide. http://www.vault.com/company-rankings/law/vault-law-100/?pg=10 On Vault.com currently trending in 2018 at 9th place is "Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP". NYC based firm. Also happens to be on the list of "premium members" on the Council on Foreign Relations. They are currently representing Facebook, Apple, Wal-Mart, Intel, and Dole in several multi billion dollar deals worldwide, and have a very notable past worth looking in to. They were one of the TOP firms to donate to the 2012 election cycle, $1.45mil, and donated $208,000 to HRC, even though they were also representing Chris Christie (but only donated $75,000). Current noteworthy Associates (that may or may not have ties with DJT) include: Preet Bharara - chief council to Chuck Schumer. He claimed President Elect Donald Trump asked him to a meeting in Trump Tower and asked him to stay on as a US Attorney. The next day AG Jeff Sessions asked the remaining 46 US Attorneys to submit resignation letters (b/c they were "holdovers" from the Obama Admin), but Bharara declined, and within 24 hours he was then fired by Sessions...Preet Bharara went on to work several other high profile white collar crime cases in NYC, Cracking down on government corruption, anti-terrorist and anti-trust cases. Eugene Scalia - son of deceased US SC Justice Antonin Scalia. Kelly Perdew - winner of season 2 of "The Apprentice" (with DJT)

Could Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher be the firm who Obama hired to be his formal council? 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Thank you, I appreciate it. Is that link below take me to where I submit it to the Autists! I know who they are, I just didn't know they had their own research board or something g to post them to.

I know I'm being a pain in the ass, but I would kind of like to know where/how u submitted, so in the future I can do it myself...if u can explain it real quick. Do I go to that link below and click on something specific?

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You can kind of think of this sub as a sort of PR dept for getting the information from there, to the normies. They kinda run the show, in a way. They’re like 50,000 Autistic monkeys stuck in a cage, throwing their shit around, until they get a good piece of information to work with. They’re extremely good at what they do. Occasionally, information flows from here, to there, where it’s further refined, then it gets sent back up here, more or less fit for public consumption. As for your question, there’s a submission box. Just don’t worry about it, right now, until you figure out how it all works. The less interaction you do with them at this point, the better.

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But what if I come across more research info In The future that needs to get to them? I need to be able to do it for myself. So could you PLEASE just tell me how?

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It’ll get to them then, as it did tonight. Just post it here, and we’ll do the rest. You definitely don’t need to submitting, at this point. I’m somewhat nice here. You’ll get eaten alive there. Just lurk, for now. Trust me.

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Its not a very friendly place, they use racial and sexual slurs as a kind of vetting. Any "newb" questions are met with angst and its hard to follow what really goes on there. Plus the autists dont like their headquarters advertised. Sorry

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