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Q Drop #987 — Full Decode

This is a two-part drop, both posted within minutes of each other, that together make a single argument: Sessions was never asleep at the wheel — the Huber/Horowitz arrangement was the move all along.

Part 1 — The Breitbart Link (Turley on Huber)

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2018/03/31/turley-sessions-using-utah-federal-prosecutor-much-better-trump-2nd-special-counsel/

Q links the Breitbart article about law professor Jonathan Turley's analysis of Sessions appointing John Huber, U.S. Attorney from Utah, to work in tandem with DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz.

The key points from that article:

• Turley called it "brilliant" to combine the powers of the DOJ Inspector General with an active prosecutor who can bring charges, seek indictments, and produce results far more quickly than a second special counsel
• Huber is a Utah lawyer, not a D.C. lawyer, and "that distance between him and Washington is very important" — he is not part of the D.C. establishment and has 470 IG investigators at his disposal
• Sessions reserved the right to appoint a special counsel if Huber finds crimes but doesn't bring charges — Turley called it "a powerful combination"

Q's questions on this:

• "Why was this made public?" — The Huber appointment was quietly kept under wraps, then revealed. Q is asking why it was disclosed at this moment.
• "John Huber appointed by?" — Obama (originally). Reappointed under Trump. That's the key.
• "Removed by? Reappointed by?" — Obama appointed him, Trump reappointed him on the recommendation of Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT). This gives Huber bipartisan legitimacy.
• "Why the reboot?" — The answer is insulation. An Obama-era appointee re-confirmed by Trump can't be dismissed as a partisan hit job.
• "Think logically. History books." — Q is signaling this is a significant legal/historical chess move.

Part 2 — The USAM Link (Sessions' Recusal Scope)

Original URL in the drop (updated link): https://www.justice.gov/jm/jm-1-7000-media-relations

Sessions' recusal statement: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/attorney-general-sessions-statement-recusal

Q links to the DOJ's media relations policy (USAM 1-7000) and asks: "What is Sessions SPECIFICALLY recused from?"

The answer from Sessions' own statement: Sessions recused himself specifically from "any existing or future investigations of any matters related in any way to the campaigns for President of the United States."

Sessions cited Title 28, Section 45.2 — "Disqualification arising from personal or political relationship" — which states that DOJ employees should not participate in investigations of a campaign in which they served as a campaign advisor.

The implication Q is drawing: Sessions' recusal is narrowly scoped to campaign-related matters — meaning the Russia/Mueller investigation. It does not recuse him from investigations into the Clinton Foundation, Uranium One, FISA abuse, or DOJ/FBI misconduct. That's exactly where Huber and Horowitz were operating.

The USAM 1-7000 link is about media relations and confidentiality — DOJ personnel generally will not confirm the existence of or otherwise comment about ongoing investigations. This is why nothing was being publicly announced about Huber — policy prohibits it.

"Watch the EO's" — Executive Orders from Trump had been expanding investigative authorities and anti-corruption/asset seizure powers. Q is pointing to those as the legal framework powering this operation quietly running in Utah.

The Unified Message of Drop #987

Q is telling anons: Stop worrying that Sessions is recused and doing nothing. The apparent inaction on the Russia front was intentional cover. Meanwhile:

1. Huber had full prosecutorial power plus 470 investigators
2. His recusal didn't touch any of the Clinton/FISA/FBI matters
3. DOJ media policy legally prevented any public disclosure
4. The Utah grand jury venue was strategically chosen — red state, far from D.C.
5. The reappointment of an Obama-era prosecutor gave the entire operation bipartisan armor

The seeming silence was the operation running exactly as designed.