So Trump released starements this morning from Save America. Listed below is the last paragraph that has the word theirs which looks like a typo or misspelling.
Could theirs be a comm for the irs or a follow the money sign?
"The Democrats want to own this day of January 6th so they can stoke fears and divide America. I say, let them have it because America sees through theirs lies and polarizations."
I was looking at Pompeo's twitter and the tinestamp references a Q post about misspellings matter...
https://mobile.twitter.com/MikePompeo
Mike Pompeo @mikepompeo
In order to continue building on the success of the Abraham Accords, the United States must continue its unwavering commitment to Israel.
10:41 AM · Jan 6, 2022
Q post 1141 (advancing 1041 timestamp one hour for ET)
https://qalerts.app/?q=%231141
Coincidence? Has the error been corrected? Why not? Q
1015000 Misspellings matter. Q
And Trumps FDIC person leaving....
https://www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/insurance-laws-and-products/1147554/fdic-chair-tenders-resignation-
McWilliams sent a letter to President Joseph R. Biden communicating her intent to resign as Chair of the FDIC effective February 4, 2022.
Chair McWilliams, an appointee of former President Donald J. Trump, has been Chair of the FDIC since June 2018. Ms. McWilliams is currently the sole Republican on the FDIC Board. In the last month, being the Chair but also in the minority of the Board had brought up confrontations with the three Democrats on the Board. These confrontations centered on where control of the FDIC’s agenda really sat.
Commentary
[email protected]'s picture Daniel Meade The resignation of Chair McWilliams comes as a bit of a surprise. Chair McWilliams had previously stated her desire to serve until the expiration of her term in 2023, but the recent clash between the Chair and the three other members of the FDIC Board may have hastened her resignation. As currently constituted, it would appear that Marty Gruenberg would become the Acting Chair of the FDIC Board, pending a nomination from President Biden. As the Federal Deposit Insurance Act limits the makeup of the FDIC Board to three members of one party, if President Biden wished to nominate someone else other than Mr. Gruenberg as Chair, then Mr. Gruenberg would have to leave the Board. After Ms. McWilliams’s departure, the two vacant seats on the FDIC Board would need to be filled by Republicans or Independents.
Primary Sources FDIC Press Release: FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams Announces Her Resignation Related Articles Dec 14, 2021 FDIC Chair Blocks Majority Vote to Begin Review of Bank Merger Act Rules CFPB Director and FDIC Board Member Rohit Chopra criticized FDIC Chair Jelena McWilliams for preventing an FDIC Board vote to publish a Request for Information on the FDIC's Bank Merger Act regulations, even though the Request had support from a majority of the FDIC Board.
Very interesting!