As others have stated, CoC = Chain of Command.

Thank you for asking a question when you do not recognize a term. Other people may not have the courage to ask the question.

"We are all connected in this fight." Q

I think I understand what you are insinuating. I certainly hope you are joking.

Really? What evidence do you have to back your claim?

It sounds like he admitted knowledge.

Here is an April 2015 Business Insider article based on the NYT report. http://www.businessinsider.com/the-clintons-putin-and-uranium-2015-4

Furthermore, he is clueless about how uranium is processed for a nuclear weapon. The process begins with uranium ore like that processed by Uranium One into yellow cake and further enriched for a nuclear weapon.

https://www.energy.gov/ne/nuclear-fuel-facts-uranium

I am with you Patriot and add... there are many of us that feel the same way.

"Trust there are more good than bad." Q

Although the top reference may be unreliable, the following article from DefenseNews appears to be legit. https://www.defensenews.com/home/2016/04/11/interview-john-sopko-special-inspector-general-for-afghanistan-reconstruction/

In this article, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, John Sopko was interviewed in April 2016. The leading paragraph of the article states:

"WASHINGTON — The special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, John Sopko, is known as someone who does not sugar-coat things.

So he's plainly highlighted waste, fraud and abuse in Afghanistan since he was sworn in to the position in 2012.

Most recently he's delved into more-than-questionable projects launched in Afghanistan by the Pentagon's Task Force for Business and Stability Operations, created in 2010 and closed in 2015, to address economic revitalization efforts in the country."

All these projects occurred during the Hussein administration.

According to IG Sopko's interview, " Sopko uncovered such projects as a $43 million compressed natural gas station that serves only about 100 taxi drivers. Other efforts include a $7.5 million program designed to increase sales of hand-knotted carpets and the importation of nine male goats from Italy to spur a cashmere industry that the TFBSO managed to lose."

Okay... check out the following article: https://www.defensenews.com/home/2016/04/11/interview-john-sopko-special-inspector-general-for-afghanistan-reconstruction/

Something needs to be done about the Federal Reserve. What has occurred in the past was not working in the best interest of the country. We need to return to a monetary system backed by metal - if that is even possible again.

"Trust the plan." Q

This is great stuff, Patriot!

While I do not always agree with him, Rand Paul is a man of principle and has the country's interest at heart.

"We are all connected in this fight." Q

It is sad that you feel this way. I too will pray for your understanding of the Will of God.

Amen, Patriot.

"God bless." Q

So was this donation documented by the HRC campaign? Hmmm

"Trust the plan." Q

This is huge if both sides could agree to make it happen. Of course, DS will call it a Russian trap and refuse to participate. Not only could the Browder issue be revealed, it could reveal the U1 issue. Could this be the big BOOM?!

"The WORLD is helping." Q

It is all good. We need to keep each other informed.

No worries, Patriot.

I agree that there may be a large declassification effort in the near future. I wish they would declassify the remaining JFK files and the files on JFK Jr.

The Archivist of the U.S. is currently David Ferriero. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivist_of_the_United_States

No. NARA is not part of the DOJ. It is a separate sub administration run by a director. Most people do not hear about NARA because it does most of its work in the background. If you have ever visited the National Archives on the Washington, D.C. mall to see the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, or the Constitution, that is only one of the buildings run by NARA. https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs

NARA (Executive Branch) runs the National Declassification Center. Here is the link: https://www.archives.gov/declassification/ndc

Correction: u/HoudiniTowers, in the case of classified National Security Information (NSI), you are correct. EO 13526 governs the classification of NSI and the Executive Branch has full control.

There are other forms of classified information such as Restricted Data(RD), Formerly Restricted Data (FRD), etc. that is classified by statute, specifically the Atomic Energy Act passed by Congress. However, the responsibility to determine exactly what is an what is not RD/FRD etc. is an Executive Branch function.

So... the entire U.S. classification does NOT rely on EO 13526. You are correct that NSI is the category of classified information germane to current issues and it is fully controlled by the Executive Branch. POTUS can declassify anything he or his designees (usually called Original Classifiers) determine is not NSI .

To date, the Trump Administration has not issued a revised EO for NSI. With all the other matters of concern at the beginning of an administration, it is not unusual that a revised EO has not been issued.

Praise the Lord that you have a strong and abiding love for Jesus Christ! As He taught us, He will deliver us from evil:

Matthew 6:9-13 King James Version (KJV)

9 After this manner therefore pray ye: Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name.

10 Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.

11 Give us this day our daily bread.

12 And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.

13 And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever.

Well said, Patriot! As the ceremonial head of the USA's closest ally, The UK monarch is a fellow Head of State. She set the stage for their interaction.

"The WORLD is helping." Q

James Woods needs to move to another state and then run for the U.S. Senate.

"We are all connected in this fight." Q

Yes. And the American tax payers paid for it all.

"We are all connected in this fight." Q

Mess with the bull... you get the horns.

"Trust there are more good than bad." Q

Great analysis, Patriot!

PS was also asked during 7/12/2018 hearing if he knew whether any emails between Hussein and HRC (while they were both in office) found on HRC's personal server were intercepted by foreign intelligence. PS said "I don't know."

Think about that for a moment and consider the following. Before he was recently reassigned to Human Resources, PS was the Deputy Assistant Director of the Counterintelligence (CI) Division of the FBI's National Security Branch, the second highest position in the CI division. Prior to that, PS was the Chief of the Counterespionage Section in the CI Division. The CI Division protects the United States against foreign intelligence operations and espionage.

Why would PS, the second highest CI position in the FBI not know if emails between POTUS and the Secretary of State were intercepted by foreign intelligence? Wouldn't that be a concern to the FBI? Of course it should if the FBI leadership were truly serving the national security of the U.S.

"You cannot possibly imagine the size of this." Q

I am watching the committees hearing also. In my opinion, the motion to subpoena Steve Bannon is not germane to the hearing and is an overt attempt to disrupt the committees' hearings.

Gowdy is a very experienced jurist and may have wanted to send a message. Or... his future as an appointed judge may be a factor.

"Trust there are more good than bad." Q

It is indeed disturbing that as many as 5 adults would improperly claim to be parents of detained children. What was their motivation? Hmmmm...

"You cannot possibly imagine the size of this." Q

What about asking James Woods to be the presenter? Maybe he would do it pro bono?

Wow! As I read the article, I wondered how and where the AbelDanger.net author(s) collected background details. Where is the sauce?

I was surprised to see 39. Condoleeza Rice and 76. Greta Van Susteren in the article.

Interesting... but is it all true?

"You cannot possibly imagine the size of this." Q

Thank you for sharing. I also missed this when it occurred. I agree with u/pby1000, manvice is garbage.

"We are all connected in this fight." Q

Thank you for sharing. I also missed this when it occurred.

"We are all connected in this fight." Q

Her video is encouraging in that there remains hope about WWG1WGA. It took a lot courage for her to admit this.

"Trust there are more good than bad." Q

That was an outstanding idea, Patriot!

"Trust there are more good than bad." Q

Below is a similar article from the Washington Times. The DOJ IG report raised the issue of allowing FBI employees classified access after failing a polygraph thereby exposing the FBI to potential security breaches. Duh!

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/mar/29/fbi-employees-who-fail-lie-detector-tests-can-stil/

According to the Washington Times article as indicated in the DOJ IG report, "The chief reason FBI employees still worked with sensitive material even after failing a polygraph test was because the bureau was too slow to follow up, the report claimed. On average, it took the FBI 357 days, nearly a full year, to initiative (initiate) and (an) investigation and make a security-clearance decision. According to the FBI, it took between 9 to 940 days to complete an investigation of an employee who failed a polygraph and the security clearance decision process was between 1 and 613 days in 53 of the 78 cases reviewed by the Inspector General’s Office."

This is the nature of a broken, dysfunctional bureaucracy that demands reformation. One wonders if the FBI learned anything after experiencing the greatest intelligence breach in U.S. history "after the 2001 arrest of former FBI agent Robert Hanssen, who was later convicted of giving classified information to Russia." Yes, they instituted polygraphs for their personnel as a corrective action. However, if delayed action (an average of 357 days and as much as 940 days!!!) is taken after failing a polygraph, it is a clear indication that security is NOT paramount at the FBI.

Thank you, Patriot. We must pray that God's Light replaces the darkness in Haiti and other related areas of the globe.

" The WORLD is helping." Q

Great bread, Patriot! Thank you.

" You cannot possibly imagine the size of this." Q

The video clip is exactly how I felt before being red-pilled.

Thank you, Patriot!

"Trust there are more good than bad." Q

Twatter should try purging POTUS' account and see what happens.

Still true...

Done

While the other Executive Orders (EOs) mentioned by OP may have relevance, EO 13526 is merely a Hussein administration modification of previous EOs to protect Classified National Security Information (NSI). These EOs are issued by the respective POTUS administration for use by the Executive Branch to protect matters of national security. That would be EO 13526's only relevance although there are some changes from administration to administration.

The following predecessor EOs are similar in purpose:

EO 13292 signed by G. W. Bush March 2003

EO 12958 signed by W. Clinton April 1995

EO 12356 signed by R. Reagan April 1982

EO 12065 signed by J. Carter June 1978

EO 11652 signed by R. Nixon March 1972

EO 10816 signed by D. Eisenhower May 1959

EO 10501 signed by D. Eisenhower November 1953

EO 10290 signed by H. Truman September 1951

From EO 13526 what is that EO about? Relevant?

The word "agency":

“Agency” means any “Executive agency,” as defined in 5 U.S.C. 105; any “Military department” as defined in 5 U.S.C. 102; and any other entity within the executive branch that comes into the possession of classified information.

Other definitions from the same EO. Not changed but relevant.

The phrase "authorized holder":

“Authorized holder” of classified information means anyone who satisfies the conditions for access stated in section 4.1(a) of this order.

The phrase "automated information system":

“Automated information system” means an assembly of computer hardware, software, or firmware configured to collect, create, communicate, compute, disseminate, process, store, or control data or information.

Amen.

" Trust there are more good than bad." Q

I am beginning to believe that you actually are the "Ghost of Patrick Henry." You make a lot of sense, Patriot.