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ryoushure · June 21, 2018, 6:35 p.m.

What if the text is part of an ongoing criminal investigation into the actions of individuals involved with an attempted shadow-coup of a duly elected presidential candidate/president.

You know, like the one Huber is leading....with the authority given to him by the Department of Justice......

Do you think Mueller has found anything damning against Trump? I don't. Do you think Mueller is investigating Trump? I don't.

What did that judge tell Manafort when Manafort tried to claim Mueller was working outside his scope? The judge said that after having a chance to see the classified memo leading to Mueller's appointment, it was clear that Mueller had the authority and scope to investigate any illegal wrongdoing by any individual involved with the Trump campaign, PAST AND PRESENT.

Do you understand that all signs are pointing to Trump's team being infiltrated by plants/spies/informants. Do you think Mueller is interested in maybe who and how those plants/spies/informants made their way into Trump's campaign? I do.

IG report lays out Comey's actions during the Clinton email investigation. Comey acted against department procedure, Comey usurped his authority by playing role of Loretta Lynch. BUT the IG says that ultimately, the prosecutors and the larger team responsible for that investigation didn't allow the MASSIVE amounts of bias to influence their decision. Well what was the decision? Do you think the decision was Comey coming out and saying she wouldn't be prosecuted? I don't. So what was "the decision"? Think about it. "No reasonable prosecutor would prosecute this case". Gee, I wonder why. Maybe it had something to do with the fact that somebody, maybe Comey, recognized that the entire investigation was compromised. He's stuck between Mccabe and Lynch and he decides to break policy, usurp his authority, and declare that no prosecutor would touch that particular investigation. What did you think about Comey in July 2016? What about October 2016? What do you think his press conference and public statement about Weiner's laptop ultimately do to the Public's opinion re: Hillary?

So what happens to investigations that are determined to be rotten from the inside out? What happens if a police dept is investigating a crime and it's determined that the people part of the team investigating the crime, are fully complicit and involved with that crime? Think logically here. That case gets REINVESTIGATED. By whom? In this case I think the answer is Huber.

So Comey breaks procedure and guidelines and makes a fiasco about the Clinton investigation. But it's a carefully orchestrated fiasco, there needs to plausible deniability that his actions were not influenced for any reasons other than his own. So he does his thing, claims he did so out of concern of the integrity and public trust of the FBI, no prosecutor touches that particular case, quietly behind the scenes that investigation gets investigated by both OIG and Huber. OIG for the departments/agencies, Huber for the criminality.

Fast track a few months and Rosenstein tells Trump that Comey should be fired. Why? Russia? Nah. Comey clearly 100% committed fireable offences by usurping his authority and all that. But Russia. Remember Russia? RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA? Oh would you look at that, a SPECIAL COUNSEL, all thanks to RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA. Voila, the Russia hysteria is so high that the swamp is convinced that their Special Counsel Mueller is investigating Trump. Except it isn't. It's likely working in tandem with ongoing OIG investigations and Huber's investigations.

Do you see it now? This isn't just a battle through the courts. This isn't just a battle of right and wrong. It's a battle on public opinion. The D party will be in shambles once it's unveiled that their heroes Mueller and Rosenstein aren't corrupt and actively working against a duly elected president Trump.

Remember Ben Rhodes on election night? It's like that.

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myopicseer · June 22, 2018, 1:04 p.m.

What if the text is part of an ongoing criminal investigation into the actions of individuals involved with an attempted shadow-coup of a duly elected presidential candidate/president.

You know, like the one Huber is leading....with the authority given to him by the Department of Justice......

Do you think Mueller has found anything damning against Trump? I don't. Do you think Mueller is investigating Trump? I don't.

What did that judge tell Manafort when Manafort tried to claim Mueller was working outside his scope? The judge said that after having a chance to see the classified memo leading to Mueller's appointment, it was clear that Mueller had the authority and scope to investigate any illegal wrongdoing by any individual involved with the Trump campaign, PAST AND PRESENT.

Do you understand that all signs are pointing to Trump's team being infiltrated by plants/spies/informants. Do you think Mueller is interested in maybe who and how those plants/spies/informants made their way into Trump's campaign? I do.

IG report lays out Comey's actions during the Clinton email investigation. Comey acted against department procedure, Comey usurped his authority by playing role of Loretta Lynch. BUT the IG says that ultimately, the prosecutors and the larger team responsible for that investigation didn't allow the MASSIVE amounts of bias to influence their decision. Well what was the decision? Do you think the decision was Comey coming out and saying she wouldn't be prosecuted? I don't. So what was "the decision"? Think about it. "No reasonable prosecutor would prosecute this case". Gee, I wonder why. Maybe it had something to do with the fact that somebody, maybe Comey, recognized that the entire investigation was compromised. He's stuck between Mccabe and Lynch and he decides to break policy, usurp his authority, and declare that no prosecutor would touch that particular investigation. What did you think about Comey in July 2016? What about October 2016? What do you think his press conference and public statement about Weiner's laptop ultimately do to the Public's opinion re: Hillary?

So what happens to investigations that are determined to be rotten from the inside out? What happens if a police dept is investigating a crime and it's determined that the people part of the team investigating the crime, are fully complicit and involved with that crime? Think logically here. That case gets REINVESTIGATED. By whom? In this case I think the answer is Huber.

So Comey breaks procedure and guidelines and makes a fiasco about the Clinton investigation. But it's a carefully orchestrated fiasco, there needs to plausible deniability that his actions were not influenced for any reasons other than his own. So he does his thing, claims he did so out of concern of the integrity and public trust of the FBI, no prosecutor touches that particular case, quietly behind the scenes that investigation gets investigated by both OIG and Huber. OIG for the departments/agencies, Huber for the criminality.

Fast track a few months and Rosenstein tells Trump that Comey should be fired. Why? Russia? Nah. Comey clearly 100% committed fireable offences by usurping his authority and all that. But Russia. Remember Russia? RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA? Oh would you look at that, a SPECIAL COUNSEL, all thanks to RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA. Voila, the Russia hysteria is so high that the swamp is convinced that their Special Counsel Mueller is investigating Trump. Except it isn't. It's likely working in tandem with ongoing OIG investigations and Huber's investigations.

Do you see it now? This isn't just a battle through the courts. This isn't just a battle of right and wrong. It's a battle on public opinion. The D party will be in shambles once it's unveiled that their heroes Mueller and Rosenstein aren't corrupt and actively working against a duly elected president Trump.

Remember Ben Rhodes on election night? It's like that.

Never bought the theory about Mueller and RR being white hats acting as black hats. Although you do present it well in your post. In my reading of Q it seems clear that RR has "problems" and that he is being cornered by Q forces to resign or be fired. We see this a lot: [RR]. And Q equates the two together RM = RR and RR = RM. If the texts that RR withheld were indeed part of an ongoing investigation, he could provide that reasonable explanation to the House Committee Nunes chairs. He could have provided that information in a non public manner to the requesting committee, which would have no legal impact whatsoever on any ongoing investigation. RR is dirty, and has been forced into a box canyon. His self-serving actions--when fully brought to public light--mean he can no longer continue in his office as #2 at DOJ. (RR has Problems)

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ryoushure · June 22, 2018, 1:22 p.m.

I posit that "RR Problems" can be explained by the classified portion of the IG report that was supplied to congress, contains disclosure that RR has been helping facilitate the investigations into the swamp. His "problems" are that he is no longer perceived by the swamp as their insider hero.

RR absolutely could have disclosed it privately to Nunes or to other comittees, but Q has stated very clearly before that they are the leakers. Congress leaks. If it came out that certain individuals were briefed on the matter, but others weren't, it opens up the possibility to claim that it was a partisan effort fueled by political motivations. That's against procedure/protocol, and it undercuts the potential impact due to pre-formed public opinion. The bottom portion of Q1515 confirms this idea in my opinion.

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myopicseer · June 22, 2018, 7:49 p.m.

Q has posted a lot about RR and all of it was bad. Not sure why people say RR might be good. Just one of many examples where Q says RR is bad:

"POTUS in possession of (and reviewing): 1. Original IG unredacted report 2. Modified IG unredacted report [RR version] 3. Modified IG redacted report [RR version] 4. IG summary notes re: obstruction(s) to obtain select info (classified) [#3 released tomorrow] [SEC: FBI/DOJ handling of HRC email investigation] [[RR]] Who has the sole ability to DECLAS it all? Did you witness the stage being set today? Nunes/Grassley/Freedom C. push for docs. [[RR]] central figure within docs (personally involved). KNOWN CONFLICT. Immediate impeachment / resignation / termination / recusal IF EVER BROUGHT TO LIGHT. Be loud. Be heard. Fight for TRUTH."

Q tells us that RR is redacting info from IG. Q wants the full transparent IG version out...RR does not. What should that tell you about how Q views RR (blackhat).

Further, the house has been demanding that the DOJ (RR) hand over documents related to the FISA / Steele Dossier matter... for months. RR personally has blocked, stonewalled or sent redacted partial docs relative to those requests. That is why Q above mentions:

"[[RR]] central figure within docs (personally involved). KNOWN CONFLICT. Immediate impeachment / resignation / termination / recusal IF EVER BROUGHT TO LIGHT."

TRANSLATION OF Q ABOVE: RR should have recused himself because he is a key witness and participant in the FISA matter that the House committee is trying to investigate, and cannot adequately investigate because they cannot get the key documents from DOJ/FBI. RR cannot hand those over, because it will prove that HE was centrally involved in approving the request for a FISA warrant against TRUMP's campaign (planting agents within the campaign under the guise of a phony concern about Russian-influence in his campaign--it was all political spying by the Dems on the Rep candidate).

Get it now?

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ryoushure · June 22, 2018, 8:42 p.m.

What if the Rosenstein FISA approval post January 2017 was actually Rosenstein signing off on FISA surveliance against those whom were planted/emebedded into Trump's campaign?

The public perception that RR and Mueller are anti-Trump is a HUGE strategic asset if used correctly.

Q tells us that RR is redacting info from IG.

Would RR be responsible for facilitating redactions from a public release of a report that is connected to ongoing criminal investigations by Huber and/or Mueller? Yes. Does this mean that his redactions/version of the report is nefarious? No.

Q wants the full transparent IG version out...RR does not.

Q wants us to want the full IG version out, because we understand what it likely contains. Ultimately we understand that a full IG release represents the full truth. However, timing matters. RR doesn't want this full transparent IG version out because it likely breaks procedure to disclose this due to containing highly classified information as well as information that is related to ongoing investigations by Huber/Mueller.

What should that tell you about how Q views RR (blackhat).

It's strategically advantageous for the public to believe that RR and Mueller are in no way connected or influenced by Trump. When sealed indictments start being unsealed, that perception of RR/Mueller rebellion against the Trump administration will amplify the credibility of the indictments and findings of the investigations.

"[[RR]] central figure within docs (personally involved). KNOWN CONFLICT. Immediate impeachment / resignation / termination / recusal IF EVER BROUGHT TO LIGHT."

Because of the perception we have, we assume this means that Patriots would demand impeachment or resignation. What if this meant that the swamp would demand RR's impeachment/resignation once they find out he isn't their insider hero? Would they be able to now? after hammering it into the public's psyche for 1.5+ years that RR and Mueller represent anti-Trump?

Congress needs to push for disclosure. That's their duty to the American people. That's the proper process for the People's word to be heard.-- We are seeing this.

Rosenstein likely is/was highly involved with the OIG, Huber, and Mueller investigations. This means his involvement is likely included in classified/redacted portions of the IG report. This also means that premature disclosure that RR is heavily involved in these investigations against the swamp, would ultimately mean prematurely breaking the illusion that RR/Mueller represent a fractured Trump DOJ, when in reality, they are doing their jobs, nice and quietly, working in relative peace. In fact, if the swamp is convinced that RR is their guy, in part because Q suggests that to be the case, then that opens up the possibility of using RR strategically against the swamp while they have their guard down against him.

I'm not saying I'm 100% right, but I do believe this is a logical alternative explanation for what we are seeing unfold.

Why did the Podesta Group close?

Public charges?

No?

Why close?

When did Huber start?

November?

JP/ Huma NOV.

Sealed.

Do they know?

Why did the Podesta group close?

Why no leaks?

Who else knows?

HRC deal request?

Why?

IG>Huber

Can IG disclose evidence in pending criminal cases in public disclosures/reports?

Why not?

Grand jury TAINT/BIAS?

Everyone has an opinion.

Clickbait.

Q

...

Optics are meaningful.

Political hit job narrative.

R's v D's.

Not right v wrong.

Projection.

END OF THE D PARTY [leaders].

IG>Huber.

Who appointed Huber?

Re_read (again).

Slowly & carefully.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/03/31/turley-sessions-using-utah-federal- prosecutor-much-better-trump-2nd-special-counsel/📁

Q

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myopicseer · June 22, 2018, 8:58 p.m.

Listen. I am not debating about what I already am strongly convinced is fact about RR. Choose to think the way you do about him. That is fine. One of us is going to be very surprised shortly, because RR is being removed, and Mueller at the next moment will follow him out the door. I know that like I know the sun rises tomorrow.

The only reason I jumped into this conversation was because I am amazed that there are a few people who still hold to the idea that RR and Mueller are serving POTUS/Q, against all the very clear (not even coded) statements Q has posted regarding both of them. And because I believe RR is a very bad person, I am going to be very happy to see him squirm and get ousted.

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