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merf 18 points ago +18 / -0

This is a really great connection but my Sidley Austin links aren't yielding much...

In 1963, former postmaster general J. Edward Day left the administration of President John F. Kennedy to establish the firm's Washington, D.C. office.

In 1972, the firm merged with the 50 lawyers of Chicago firm Leibman, Williams, Bennett, Baird & Minow. Additional offices were then established in London, Los Angeles, Singapore and New York. Following the merger, Washington D.C. partner Day resigned and later sued the firm, In a 1974 lawsuit, Day alleged that the merger represented a "breach of fiduciary duty, breach of contract, fraud and misrepresentation, conspiracy, wrongful dissolution or ouster of co-partner and breach of partnership agreement." The suit was later dismissed with prejudice.[12]

^ Hmm, hostile takeover in 1972?

In 2001, the firm merged with Brown & Wood, a New York-based law firm established in 1914 with 400 attorneys and additional domestic offices in Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Los Angeles and overseas branches in London, Beijing and Hong Kong (where it practiced English law in addition to U.S. law). Brown & Wood was known for its securities, structured finance and securitization practices. Brown & Wood had offices in the World Trade Center on floors 54 and 56-59.[13]

9/11 connection?

Sidley & Austin was among several law firms caught up in the Savings & Loan Crisis and paid $7.5 million to settle legal malpractice claims stemming from its representation of the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association.

^ Savings & loan crisis connection

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merf 0 points ago +1 / -1

Fren I voted for Jill Stein in 2016. 😂

I maintain she was still the second best candidate on our ballot though.

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merf 3 points ago +3 / -0

Trump's engaged in the battle box with many opponents and usually they come out allies in the long run.

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merf 4 points ago +4 / -0

That makes some sense. Durham was confirmed by Senate to serve as an attorney.

But wasn't Mueller a private citizen at the time he was appointed?

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merf 1 point ago +1 / -0

That's what I don't get. Won't this invalidate Durham and Mueller and others? Unless it's something specific to how Smith was appointed?

by winn
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merf 2 points ago +2 / -0

You must have a browser glitch fren. They seem fine to me.

e.g.

https://qagg.news/?q=&q2=4962

https://qanon.pub/ (flip the sort)

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merf 4 points ago +4 / -0

Has a good summary of the angles and shows a tree that plausibly could have been blocking one of the sniper team's views.

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merf 0 points ago +2 / -2

Just because you don't find them to be personally compelling doesn't mean there aren't other conclusions.

I find that a variety of factors make the possibility that this was white-hat orchestrated the highest.

Another poster theorized it was a trap.

Swearing and name calling make your conclusions less compelling to many anons as they are emotive fallacies.

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merf 8 points ago +8 / -0

Fun to see the different interpretations but I'm finding the red carpet/emmy ones much more compelling, with the setup tweets from @USACEHQ. Strong links between that and Trump's "performance".

IMO the biggest reason for this not being some sort of trap is you don't let someone take a clean shot at Trump and hope it works out... Doesn't make a lick of sense.

Event staged by white hats for a variety of reasons, but mainly:

The START (public justification to proceed (clean)).

The clear slop of the SS and FBI here allows them to be investigated and purged for this and prior assassinations they were involved in.

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merf 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's interesting that we're in a situations where liberals are skeptical of a shooting and conservatives are riding with the official narrative.

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merf 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think archive.org is having trouble with it. It won't seem to let me make the request to archive it.

Check out the date of the article: two days in the future.

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merf 1 point ago +1 / -0

I observed a total narrative vacuum yesterday. The event happened and the legacy media had to write their own headline and had no idea what to go with.

It was like they were expecting something completely different.

Was that why Sisson was complaining about a lack of "water" (information) all day?

CNN1 : JUST IN: Donald Trump is rushed off stage by Secret Service during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

CNN2: Secret Service rushes Trump off stage after he falls at rally

Washington Post: Trump escorted away after loud noises at Pa. rally

Focus: Trump escorted off stage during Pennsylvania Rally after loud noises rang out in crowd

MSNBC: Trump rushed offstage at Pennsylvania rally by Secret Service after loud popping noises heard

NYT: Trump Rushed Off Stage at Rally

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merf 2 points ago +2 / -0

Butler "Farm Show Grounds"

Show for the "FARM"?

u/#q1829

The START (public justification to proceed (clean)).

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merf 5 points ago +5 / -0

This post expands nicely on your comment though with the link to the prior day's red castle post & 1304. Great digging.

When things are moving fast it's easy to miss a useful comment. Critical to have info reposted a few times so it gets to people who are on different schedules or missed info or need it presented differently (visually vs verbally e.g.).

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merf 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think we're very well off. People awakening at a very rapid pace. In the last two weeks we saw liberals completely drop the legacy media and openly question the FBI narrative on an attempted assassination.

It's possible two men died yesterday. It's possible Ashley Babbit died. It's also possible they were staged events.

IMO the events being staged are a better explanation for the facts and motivations at hand, and also the Q proof we're commenting under, but I can respect if you come to a different conclusion--especially in emotional circumstances where frosty reasoning is hindered.

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merf 3 points ago +3 / -0

Fight fight fight is EVERYWHERE in Q. Very common phrase. 2190 he does the fist gesture too. Great connections!

u/#q2190

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merf 2 points ago +4 / -2

After a day's review I suspect pretty strongly that it was a staged white hat op...

Massive security failure was necessary.

Shot fired across the field of view to an area where people wouldn't be filming in a position,

Position of shot was perfect for Trump to use a blood packet.

Tiny female Secret Service agent positioned perfectly for cameraman to take a heroic picture of Trump after the shooting.

Witness seeded to do the BBC interview to set the narrative that it was a security failure (this will be used to awaken people that SS/FBI can be corrupt, treasonous and that prior shooting may not have been lone gunmen).

Press had no narrative to run with for hours (seems they are going with attempted assassination finally). No programming was prepared so media was likely not in on it. You must recall how ridiculous the initial headlines were.

Victims coincidentally seem to be tied to Ronny Jackson (yes, the Ronny Jackson that was Trump's doctor). Just the type of people you would want involved who could keep a secret w/respect to the deaths & injuries during the event.


When it first happened someone suggested this to me and I was too emotionally hot to consider it, but after careful review I think any frosty anon would come to the conclusion that this was white-hat orchestrated, esp. w/a Q proof this solid...

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merf 2 points ago +2 / -0

Possible. I think it'll become more clear as we see how the various players react to & benefit from the news.

Hopefully provides a relief valve for the Americans who have succumbed to hate programming after nearly ten years...

The "medical emergency" and "no water" comms that were being dropped throughout the day were interesting.. Not sure if they were typical political rhetoric or indications of needing info (no water/no information).

https://twitter.com/harryjsisson/status/1812234403835191803

https://twitter.com/SassiestMinx/status/1812244092346130940

https://twitter.com/MacFarlaneNews/status/1812207859918381478

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merf 6 points ago +6 / -0

Interesting that he used the term "legacy media". I've seen a handful of folks use and I enjoy it myself.

The assets are flipping so quickly I can't even track who's pushing what at this point...

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merf 18 points ago +18 / -0

It's a good metric to check for and these seem like positive indications.

I don't think the journals fixing themselves would be the endgame the white hats are looking for though. Their mechanisms are clearly antithetical to science, and way too many "scientists" exhibit a casting couch level of desperation when it comes to getting published.

There needs to be a public exposure and fallout of the journal and grant systems, with AGs working across state lines to bring those involved to trial.

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merf 2 points ago +2 / -0

Can't vouch for it one way or the other but some ideas to consider from Ellie Phillips.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcMTcm6wIIU

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