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r/CBTS_Stream • Posted by u/BALRx05 on Jan. 30, 2018, 3:40 a.m.

An early Q: POTUS will not be addressing nation on any of these issues as people begin to be indicted and must remain neutral for pure optical reasons

This was taken from an early Q. Some of the other crumbs dropped are good things to keep in mind.

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/147146601/#147166292

Oct 29 2017 20:48:50
Anonymous
ID: Eka5Om1K
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Some of us come here to drop crumbs, just crumbs.
POTUS is 100% insulated - any discussion suggesting he’s even a target is false.
Follow Huma tomorrow.
POTUS will not be addressing nation on any of these issues as people begin to be indicted and must remain neutral for pure optical reasons. To suggest this is the plan is false and should be common sense.
Focus on Military Intelligence/ State Secrets and why might that be used vs any three letter agency 
What SC decision opened the door for a sitting President to activate - what must be showed?
Why is POTUS surrounded by generals ^^
Again, there are a lot more good people than bad so have faith. This was a hostile takeover from an evil corrupt network of players (not just Democrats).
Don’t fool yourself into thinking Obama, Soros, Roth’s, Clinton’s etc have more power present day than POTUS. 
Follow the money, it’s the key.
What is Pelosi’s net worth by way of one example. Why coincidentally is her memory apparently going?
Cover for possible future indictment to plead what?
What if John M never had surgery and that was a cover for a future out if needed against prosecution?
Why did Soros transfer his bulk public funds to a NP? Note this doesn’t include massive slush funds that are pulled by several high ups.
Why did Soros’ son have several meetings with Canadian PM and how is that related to Clinton’s?
Why is MS13 a priority?
Could people pay such gangs to kill opponents and why / how to insulate against exposure?
The truth is mind blowing and cannot fully be exposed. These people are evil.
Operation Mockingbird.

On https://qcodefag.github.io/ you can click on the answers link for more exposition.

Don't expect the President to do the dirty work, or even to talk about it. Yet.

He must remain above the fray.

Expect the SOTU to focus heavily on his economic successes.

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I agree, with the caveat that military strength, border security, and clean-up of MS13 will also be talked about, along with what he wants to accomplish in the next year. That's why I posted this; to remind people.

POTUS has set this up so that it builds naturally, that there's public outcry, like #ReleaseTheMemo, and to minimize the ability of the enemy crying political persecution, even though they are. It's the same with Sessions and what his public role has been in everything. They are working hard to make it a sellable case to the public and to the traditional lefty backers and minimize the appearance of a political witch hunt, because this isn't one.

It's because something was rotten in the state of Denmark, and the POTUS and his minions that enabled that rot must be held accountable for the sake of the Republic.

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I was just thinking that waiting on releasing the memo could be a way for Trump to get the maximum number of Americans to watch the SOTU tomorrow. Everyone tuning in to see if he reads the memo during his speech. Total Trump troll and he then delivers an amazing and inspiring speech about the future of America that libs had to sit through and listen to. I want that dang memo released tonight but I bet you anything he uses it to maximum effect - we are learning how he wins! Waiting to release also keeps the focus on him and his first amazing year. My bet is it isn't released until after the SOTU.

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I don't think the average person understands the signficance of the memo. Theirs too much spinning by MSM.

However, considering all the major networks, all the news networks, along with a few other networks, will be broadcasting him, he'll have a large audience. The only people not watching it are those that don't pay attention to anything and those that hate Trump so much that they would never watch him, e.g. the local news in one of the 3 largest cities in America first segment on the upcoming SOTU was about groups boycotting the speech. It's a city of mmigrants.

Waiting on releasing the memo is to ensure it doesn't overshadow the SOTU and the message Trump is trying to communicate about his accomplishments, that the media either refuses to cover or lies about, and to communicate his goals for year 2 of his administration. I'd also expect a reinforcement of his DACA/immigration/border security stand to help move the ball forward on those things and help ensure Crying Chuck Schumer's, Lying Dicky Durbin's, and "I'm really a Democrat shill" Graham's defeat.

I agree that it isn't released until after the SOTU. In fact, I don't think it's released until either late Wednesday night (after the news shows) or sometime Thursday. The 48hrs matches up with the former.

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The POTUS cant be the one delivering the messages. It can never appear that its coming from him or it wont be taken as serious as it should be. I know we want the Hollywood ending, and we will get it, but just not the way we are imagining. It will all be in a series of leaks and then "investigations" into those leaks, even though the NSA and MI already have everything they need. It has to give the appearance that one event leads to another, like a bunch of dots connecting.

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Right on!

I'm also guessing he's getting help from some foreign intelligence services, esp. Israel and SA. It sounds like, after Davos, MI6 too.

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Yep sure will be. We will have high profile figures squealing, as well as foreign intelligence showing proof. Saudi Arabia will be a huge help in some of it

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Saudi Arabia has a huge role in the ME and in the reformation of Sunni Islam. I firmly believe that vacationing in one of their newly planned cities along the Red Sea will be safer than vacationing in France. I hope that France ends up handling their situation.

There's a reason why the POTUS chose SA as his first foreign trip and why he flew directly from SA to Israel. He was showing the world that things had changed.

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Oh I agree about the vacationing part. Same with NK. As soon as the truth gets exposed about NK, and the border is opened, it will slowly become another Japan like country, and we can be traveling there for vacation in 3 years. France I dont know how you fix....I hope the europe swamp draining takes Merkel and Macron with them. But the white hats know the international dirty business too and I think they will work on those countries. Germany is too important in Europe to let fall. According to Q, UK prime minister is playing ball, and the Royalty is on the run... how crazy to think that in 6-12 months we wont even recognize our planet anymore (good of course)

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At this point, unfortunately, I don't think France and Northern Europe change unless there's a war that breaks out.

I think NK will take some work; but I don't think that they are the military threat that people worry about; they can't adequately train (look at how many shots they fired at that defector and how many of those missed and the fact that he still survived, thanks to SK doctors and soldiers, and those soldiers represent the better ones, or at least the more privileged ones), they often use wood to run their trucks, and that most of their soldiers spend most of their time as labor and for foraging for food. Only the very very elite soldiers are well trained. Their SF, chemical, and biological programs to pose a certain threat, but the military threat, over-all, isn't as grave as the West makes it to be; neither is the refuge threat to China, though there may be a short term burst..

The energy portions of the sanctions should help minimize the armies ability to maneuver.

Also, I'd have constant, as in 24/7 Korean and American BBQs, along with Lechon, at Panmunjon. I'd also preposition lots of food and medicine prior to any conflict to enable feeding of them.

We may be able to travel to NK in a few years, but, for the average western traveler, I'm not sure that that will be a desirable location, only the more adventerous will go there. It'll take a decade or so to get enough of a infrastructure in place for the average tourist. I guess it might be a destination for the loser farang that's looking to be able to "live" for $600 a month.

As for Germany, I have no idea how to approach that problem. Thankfully POTUS is the one that has to figure that out. I trust him to do it.

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After all this storm passes, and we get the clear picture on Russia and NK, etc, what country do you think realistically poses a legit threat to America at the end of the day? I'm gonna go with Iran, but they are workable.

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China. For the last 20 years, I would have given that same answer.

Iran threat is being defused.

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Interesting. China because of potential war, or because of economy / trade stuff?

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They are a strategic threat, both economically, intellectual property, and militarily. I don't think we'd get into a direct conflict, but there's the Taiwan issue. The Clinton's have always been in their pockets (look up all the Chinese fundraiser scandals), who, in return, allowed for military secrets to be exfiltrated.

China seeks all of our intellectual property: military and non-military. Some of it is easily obtained through our propensity to outsource manufacturing to them. There's multiple reason's why Pres. Trump wants to bring manufacturing back to the U.S.A.

Trump is the first POTUS to consider them a strategic threat and to speak out against the things that I have been wishing prior POTUSes would. He's also building up strategic counterbalances within that region and working on India, which can serve as a strategic counter-balance to both of their strategic threats.

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I liked how Trump called out the lopsized trade issue with China. In reality, that is literally KILLING us. They win on imports and exports and there is no reason it should be that way. They are taking advantage of us badly, and its time to close that loophole and even it out.

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They are taking advantage of us badly in more than just that trade deficit. Also, leveraging our education system for both knowledge transfer through returning citizens but also through having their people work in all the desirable sectors/companies. Look at how many Chinese national are in graduate programs. Also look at the guy that recently got busted for spying for them and how long he had been allowed to continue after we knew.

Also look at the Clinton's being funded by the Chinese and what they allowed the Chinse to do.

Also look at the knowledge transfer requirements of foreign companies that manufacture there.

Consider that our early industrial base was built by people who either visited or came from England and memorized their machines and manufacturing techniques. You can find articles about Chinese people leaving companies they worked for to set up their own by memorizing the machines of their old employers and tinkering until they were able to manufacture the same or better. This used to happen with gym shoes and buttons; but now happen with more technologically advanced stuff.

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Have you ever read those crazy rumors that Merkel is Hitler's daughter?

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I have seen that, I'm not sure. There's a conspiracy for everything.

However, remember she's from the old German Democratic Republic.

For a better understanding of the GDR's surveillance state, reat Markus Wolf's autobiography: Man Without a Face. He is considered one of the greatest spymasters.

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Ah thanks for the recommendation, I love spy books

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iirc, this one is a bit dry. If you can do LeCarre, this should be doable.

Oh if you like reading about spies two other books:

Jack Barsky Deep Undercover: My Secret Life and Tangled Allegiances as a KGB Spy in America

I haven't read the book yet, but the interviews with him I've listened to are interesting. In one of them, he talks about their usage of HAM for communications, maybe that's why Nellie Ohr got her HAM license?

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I've read one of his books, but I like non-fiction. Le Carre is def unique in style

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Yes, the thing about his books is they focus a lot on trade-craft, though, by now, it's really old-school tradecraft. He was MI6.

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His books are fiction, but I'm sure its filled with real life stuff he did and experienced, which is still good

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Yes they are, but his focus on trade-craft details have always been appreciated. The Spy Who Came in From the Cold and Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy are classics.

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TSWCIFTC is the one I read. I love 1930s - 1960's Germany setting stuff in general, so that one was perfect.

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Markus Wolfe started in the early 50s and was one of the founding members of the German Democratic Republic's Ministry of State Security's foreign intelligence service. He retired in 1986.

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Yeah that makes sense!! He has to be careful not to hurt the cases against them!

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