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Yes, I'd posted in the past thread that I thought we'd established that this meant Ronald Reagan and the mental instability argument, but that I'd include it as we'd still not deciphered how that might relate to the next two in the stringer.

>EO_CLASSIFIED_WH

>SIG_con_MAR39

These might possibly relate to the FDR EO signed in 1939 as the other anon had suggested or could potentially be referencing an as of yet released EO, currently classified, that will be signed by POTUS in March (9th)

It was an inquiry into what the other anon posted about RRB and regardless of its relation to the stringer, it shows a huge potential slush fund for the Cabal worth billions. In reviewing the hundreds of pages we've looked at so far, there is no explanation for where the billions of dollars is going and what it's being used for, because it certainly isn't going to former RR employees. There is no oversight for this privatized government agency. Given ties to Chicago, Obama appointees, and lots of cash floating around without oversight and as of yet, no indication who manages it for the Trust, I think there is some potential that it might tie in to Loop Capital.

Apparently, the NRRIT, the Trust which manages the more than $26 BILLION in assets of the RRB is allowed to invest in both onshore and offshore entities. Note that the Trustees are comprised of 3 Union appointees, 3 Railroad Company appointees and 1 Independent appointee. SS of most current Trustees.

https:// www.rrb.gov/index.php/OurAgency/AgencyOverview

The RRB and the National Railroad Retirement Investment Trust

The Railroad Retirement and Survivors’ Improvement Act of 2001 established the National Railroad Retirement Investment Trust. The sole purpose of the Trust is to manage and invest railroad retirement assets. The Trust is a tax-exempt entity independent from the Federal Government.

The Act authorizes the Trust to invest the assets of the Railroad Retirement Account in a diversified investment portfolio in the same manner as those of private sector retirement plans. Before the Act, the law limited investment of Railroad Retirement Account assets to U.S. government securities.

The Trust has seven trustees, with railroad labor unions and railroad companies each selecting three. These six trustees then select a seventh, independent trustee. In turn, they hire professional staff to manage investment of the assets. While the Act does not delegate any authority to the RRB with respect to day-to-day activities of the Trust, the Act does provide that the RRB may bring a civil action to enjoin any act or practice of the Trust that violates the provisions of the Act or to enforce any provision of the Act. The Trust has no powers or authority over the administration of benefits under the Railroad Retirement Act.

https:// www.rrb.gov/sites/default/files/2017-06/reportFY2016%5B1%5D.pdf

b) Portfolio Diversification

Over the past fourteen years, the Trust has deployed assets received from the Treasury into a diversified portfolio of US and non-US equity, and US and non-US fixed income securities. Over time, the Trust has furthered that diversification by allocating a percentage of the portfolio to private equity, real assets, commodities, and absolute return investments. As mandated by its statute, the Trust has avoided undue concentration of investment in any asset class, type of security, or market sector.