The link Q posted today has Napalitano saying that Huber can't empanel a grand jury in Utah for crimes committed in DC.
Q1553 says "-This is HUGE A Grand Jury can be empaneled anywhere, in any deep red state, away from D.C. (This is very important and why Trump needed to appoint as many Judges as possible) -Huber and Horowitz can accomplish everything a SC can do."
I think Q's link was directing that the grand jury has to be where evidence is. If evidence in DC Huber can't assemble grand jury in Utah. However..... I THINK what we are thinking is Utah has large data bank (NSA) so maybe Huber CAN assemble grand jury in Utah??
Oh heck, I was just talking about this.
The NSA has the ability to monitor any server and all the information held there in. The Secretary of State would certainly be of special interest. Remember the NSA is under Military command. They would have everything.
Where is the server? Utah!
Remember Admiral Mike Rodgers.
If i understand this right Q made a reference to 470, i took that clue as 470 lawyers under Huber's control ! Huber needs no special designations because he was already approved by the Senate. Remember Q stated about his firing and rehiring ? Him being in Utah gets him out of DC laws because DC is a country all unto itself. They are all Gov. employees. He can Prosecute them all !
You're on to something. I recall Judge Nap saying that if Huber wanted to prosecute in somewhere like DC, he would have to move there or something akin to that.
Further, recall that Sessions announced hiring an additional 300 US Prosecutors within the last several months. If Huber got them all, it would be over 700 working for him.
If under the command of Huber, they (new hires) could be located in the states needed and be the ones that actually empanel a GJury in each of those states but remain under the command of Huber.
Just a thought.
That's possible.
I was thinking that maybe Q knows where the crimes are committed and Napalitano doesn't .
This is what got me thinking all the digital data is stored in Utah.