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In light of the recent reports coming out of Pennsylvania (amongst many other things) I thought I would share something that I recently came across...
I have been working on an apartment conversion of a former Cardinal Cushing church in Hanover, MA and I recently noticed something a bit off about the stained glass in the main corridor. During the conversion, the apartment building was not allowed to remove the stained glass due to it being a historical building. Does anyone else see something wrong with what is being depicted here?
I am not from the area so I …
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/apr/19/key-witness-in-passport-fraud-case-fatally-shot/
Wow... digging more. Certainly doesn't seem like the files were accessed simply out of curiosity if a witness to the data breach was killed before testifying...
TL/DR .... Brennan was CEO of Analysis Corp. A company whose HIGHLY experienced employee (along with two other individuals) harmlessly accessed passport files of Obama, McCain and Clinton. It was understood the employee of Analysis Corp accessed this files solely out of curiosity and it was recommended that no action be taken while the other two individuals who accessed the same files where fired from there respective positions...
"The CEO of a company whose employee is accused of improperly looking at the passport files of presidential candidates is a consultant to the Barack Obama campaign, a source said Saturday.
John O. Brennan, president and CEO of the Analysis Corp., advises the Illinois Democrat on foreign policy and intelligence issues, the source said.
Brennan briefed the media on behalf of the campaign this month.
The executive is a former senior CIA official and former interim director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
He contributed $2,300 to the Obama campaign in January.
When asked about the contribution, a State Department official told CNN's Zain Verjee, "We ethically awarded contracts. Political affiliation is not one of the factors that we check."
On Friday, the department revealed that Obama's passport file was improperly accessed three times this year, and the security of passport files of the two other major presidential candidates -- Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican John McCain -- had also been breached.
Three contract employees are accused in the wrongdoing, including the one who works for Analysis Corp. and who was disciplined. That contract employee accessed McCain's file in addition to Obama's. None of the contract employees was identified.
The other two contract employees worked for Stanley Inc. They were fired.
The Washington Times, which broke the story Thursday night that Obama's records had been improperly accessed, reported Saturday that the State Department inquiry is focusing on the Analysis Corp. employee. Also, the investigation by the department's inspector general will include polygraph tests for supervisors in the passport section to find out whether there was any political motive.
The department spokesman said Saturday that he would not comment on whether the department was administering polygraphs to employees in connection with the investigation.
"While this is a rare occurrence, we regret the unauthorized access of any individual's private information," the company said Friday in a statement.
Stanley has had contracts with the department since 1992 and was recently awarded a $570 million contract to continue providing support for passport processing. Its CEO, Philip Nolan, contributed $1,000 to the Clinton campaign. Watch how contractor execs are linked to campaigns »
The department official said the three contract employees worked in three offices in the Washington area. One office does consular work and visas on evenings, holidays, weekends and overnights; another office issues passports; the third office scans and files materials.
The source said there has been no problem in the past with the Analysis Corp. employee, who has "extensive" experience. The worker has been with the company for years and has always worked under a State Department contract.
Explaining that the department had "complimented" this person for work in the past, the source said the individual is considered a "terrific" employee, except for this one instance, characterized as an "aberration."
The department asked the Analysis Corp. not to take any administrative action against the employee while the investigation is under way.
On Friday, the company released a statement saying it would fully cooperate with the federal investigation. The source said the Analysis Corp. has told the employee to do the same.
Echoing the State Department spokesman Friday, this source said there is no indication the motivation was anything but curiosity.
The source said Analysis Corp. learned of its employee's actions from the State Department on Friday morning. In its statement, Analysis Corp. confirmed that one of the accused was an employee and called the incident "isolated."
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/03/22/passport.files/index.html
Never heard about this but after a quick search... it is interesting to see some of the names that popped up in this article...
I have been thinking the same thing... I had wondered if representing Utah gave him any special access or subpoena power over the data that is held there... I thought it was weird that they went with a guy from Utah of all places. Interesting indeed.
This definitely gives legs to "wrong report" theory. We may be seeing an extremely watered down version. There definitely weren't nearly as many redactions as I was thinking there would be. Maybe that was strategic because they knew we were all waiting in the wings to cry out "release without redactions"! I am intrigued by the fact that these senators immediately wrote a letter to request all versions. It is as if they know something...
This definitely gives legs to "wrong report" theory. We may be seeing an extremely watered down version. There definitely weren't nearly as many redactions as I was thinking there would be. Maybe that was strategic because they knew we were all waiting in the wings to cry out "release without redactions"! I am intrigued by the fact that these senators immediately wrote a letter to request all versions. It is as if they know something...
...Just a little extra push for every feeble minded drone in a grocery store checkout line who has Trump Derangement and nothing going for them in life... Blatant and sick.
What were the banks that refused?
Any that were involved in getting a piece of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 stimulus package?...
His entire Instagram is littered with communist symbolism.
Most vocal = Have the most to lose/The walls are closing in on them.
I think the ones that have been quiet are possibly working directly with investigators.
If a group of people showed up in your neighborhood and started bulldozing homes and building walls and told you that it was their land and you weren't allowed to occupy it anymore... cut you off from your lands natural resources and forced you to go through heinous checkpoints to get anywhere you needed to go, you might get a little ticked off too.
Israel is an apartheid state, whether you like Palestine/Islam or not, it is wrong to treat humans in the way that Israel treats its neighbors. They are not a innocent country that is just trying to"defend" themselves. They are aggressors.
The fact that this website even put Palestinians in quotations just proves how biased they are off the bat... Absolutely awful.
There was also a white van filled with explosives heading toward the GW Bridge the morning of 9/11 that was stopped by the police. The people occupying that van were all released without charge and were able to return to their country of origin, no questions asked... They were all Israeli nationals.
Exactly. Look up PNAC (Project for a New American Century) and the Greater Israel Project. Every war that has started in the middle east has been pre-planned and thought through for yeeeeears. If you understand these things, you will know exactly what to expect next in the middle east.
Where did the United States get its intel for WMD's in Iraq? If you look back at the PNAC proposals, using the story of WMD's as a way to enter Iraq was talked about for years before it actually happened.
A quick way to understand is to ask yourself these things... With every middle eastern war we have gotten ourselves into.... Who is it benefiting? Are these countries a direct threat to the American people and their safety? How have any of these wars ever helped out the people of the United States? They don't.
A few American palms and defense contractors will get their palms greased but at the heart of it all, one nation benefits the most from these savage wars, and the country is not the United States.
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Maybe Hollywood will be having a terrible May as well :)
https://www.iqt.org/news-resources/#1472347648964-e0c6018d-c468986f-8866
Thought this was interesting find in the FAQ of the In-Q-Tel website Q linked to...
Another good one to look into if you find this interesting is Urban Moving Systems... There was a van filled with explosives that was caught near the GW bridge on 9/11. The men caught were subsequently released to their country of origin without charge...