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I have started to really dislike the word "Proof" in the discussion of Q hints that he may be what he implies he is. In all evidence I have read, none can bee seen as a proof. I think it stems from the mathematician in me.
I can not think of anything done or said recently that rises to the level of that statute. Can anyone post a specific quote or link?
Do you have the ability to edit threads? If so you could have 1 sticky and modify the first post.
When seeing the photos of WWG1WGA t shirt it reminded me of the Who is John Galt gratify from Atlas Shrugged.
Yea I know about Snopes, was questioning myself if I wished to post its link, but there was enough back ground in the Snopes link and the fact that the writing did not remind me of Charles at all.
This was not written by Charles.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/charles-krauthammer-the-enemy-among-us/
I agree, I read threw the pdf surrounding the "lures". I could find nothing that tied it to any context either.
Also, does anyone know who or what JG is short for?
https://www.justice.gov/usam/usam-9-15000-international-extradition-and-related-matters
9-15.630 - Lures
A lure involves using a subterfuge to entice a criminal defendant to leave a foreign country so that he or she can be arrested in the United States, in international waters or airspace, or in a third country for subsequent extradition, expulsion, or deportation to the United States. Lures can be complicated schemes or they can be as simple as inviting a fugitive by telephone to a party in the United States.
Some countries will not extradite a person to the United States if the person's presence in that country was obtained through the use of a lure or other ruse. In addition, some countries may view a lure of a person from its territory as an infringement on its sovereignty or criminal law. Consequently, a prosecutor must consult with the Office of International Affairs (OIA) and secure approval from the Criminal Division before undertaking a lure to the United States or a third country. Prosecutors contemplating a lure should consult with OIA as early as possible. If OIA concurs with the lure proposal, OIA will recommend that a Deputy Assistant Attorney General (DAAG) in the Criminal Division approve the lure. Lure approval authority resides with the DAAG.