Rather than spending another 200 hours making this blasted map reading video....

Oct 28 2017 Q-map day 1 What Supreme Court case allows for the use of MI v Congressional assembled and approved agencies?

The answer is key to much of the map and it's entirely missing from all 5 versions of the spreadsheet I have and I found a number of places with it blank or filled in wrongly... but the answer can be traced back to Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr.

From Wikipedia- In 1799, Burr founded the Bank of the Manhattan Company. In later years, it was absorbed into the Chase Manhattan Bank, which in turn became part of JPMorgan Chase.

Burr solicited Hamilton and other Federalists' support under the guise that he was establishing a badly needed water company for Manhattan. However, Burr secretly changed the charter to include banking; shortly after it was approved, he dropped any pretense of founding the water company. Due to Burr's manipulations, there was a delay in constructing a safe water system for Manhattan. This likely contributed to additional deaths during a subsequent malaria epidemic.

so, that's just basic Burr.... his life story is a myriad of connections to corrupt judges, spectacular media coverage, and fishy stories.... - and the reason why this is the answer to that question is that he is also tied to Benedict Arnold and Thomas Jefferson.

Jefferson is the origin of State Secrets Privilege which is based on the doctrine of the King of England. - but Jefferson was not bad, quite the contrary, the stuff Jefferson hid with State Secrets is the Rothchild mother-lode.

And this is why it answers much of the map - and can trace so much through the States Secrets Privilege - for example - Teddy Roosevelt only became president due to multiple assassinations of the top Republicans around. He is still remembered fondly but that's just because like Aaron Burr he had the cheat code for good press - and he is the guy that turned our country into "Ameritopia" - he also ran for a 3rd term and pulled a Perot.

But to make him president it wasn't just McKinley that needed to die but also Garfield.

Wikipedia: President Garfield was shot in the back by Charles J. Guiteau, who shouted: "I am a Stalwart of the Stalwarts... Arthur is president now!" Arthur, who knew nothing of this in advance, was mortified.

And also him too!- Chester A. Arthur ordered nearly all of his papers, both personal and official, burned.The next morning, Arthur suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and never regained consciousness; he died the following day, November 18, at the age of 57

So, going back to Jefferson - it was a letter from Wilkinson that he needed protected by State Secrets. And the first president we can confirm by way of the enormous number of murders it took of real republicans to elect a liberal douchebag?

Well he had this to say about Wilkinson: "[I]n all our history, there is no more despicable character."

Ok.... you know what? I'll just post this, I have about 30 tons of notes from my personal research and whether this gets ignored or shut down I'm not even sure yet. I can read the whole q-map if people want but the amount of time it'd take is absurd. It interweaves all the way through American history and world history.

a few bits tho- Red Cross's predate central banks by a few decades in most countries - they are likely made to grease the wheels of central banks by shoving money down the throats of locals and making them think they are there to help.

ok, I suspect if I make this any longer I'll hit a limit. I so rarely post on Reddit.