Tag: conspiracy

To Q or not to Q, that is the question. I know it is hard for a cynical, skeptical generation, but honestly, it’s all right to hope. Hope is a virtue, it is not a weakness. It is worthwhile, even when it is not repaid.

After all, the VFM understood the concept of WWG1 even before it became a public battle cry.

CDAN appears to tie this arrest yesterday:

Geoffrey S. Berman, United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, John C. Demers, Assistant Attorney General for National Security, and William F. Sweeney Jr., Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), announced today that JOSHUA ADAM SCHULTE was charged in a 13-count Superseding Indictment (the “Indictment”) in connection with his alleged theft of classified national defense information from the Central Intelligence Agency (“CIA”) and the transmission of that material to an organization that purports to publicly disseminate classified, sensitive, and confidential information (“Organization-1”).  The Indictment also charges SCHULTE with the receipt, possession, and transportation of child pornography, as well as criminal copyright infringement.  SCHULTE, who is presently detained on the child pornography charges, will be arraigned by U.S. District Judge Paul A. Crotty.

Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said:  “Joshua Schulte, a former employee of the CIA, allegedly used his access at the agency to transmit classified material to an outside organization.  During the course of this investigation, federal agents also discovered alleged child pornography in Schulte’s New York City residence.  We and our law enforcement partners are committed to protecting national security information and ensuring that those trusted to handle it honor their important responsibilities.  Unlawful disclosure of classified intelligence can pose a grave threat to our national security, potentially endangering the safety of Americans.”

To the murder of the convicted actor from Glee.

The shoe drop yesterday was one of the names our actor had. He didn’t get to give his testimony but he did drop the name and it sent a lot of shock waves. Apparently the name that went down yesterday was protecting and sending information to that foreign born business person who had previously been convicted of the same type thing. Because of his position, the name who got dropped yesterday was able to provide cover and the networks that could be used for all this child porn. Everyone assumed they were safe because of what he did.

Translation: if the connection CDAN is drawing is correct, then the pedos in Hollywood and elsewhere were being shielded by fellow travelers in the CIA, and, most likely, the FBI and DOJ as well. Which would explain why Team Trump is being so circumspect and thorough. This may well get every bit as ugly as Q has been hinting for months.

And, of course, the fact that this potentially key arrest has not only taken place, but been made public will make it clear to everyone he’s been protecting that they are going to be exposed sooner or later.

On the other hand, there have been claims that Schulte was Vault 7, the conduit to WikiLeaks, and that the whole thing was trumped up. And his background doesn’t appear to suggest a key Deep State guy either. So, who knows?

Things to seem to be rapidly moving towards a critical nexus of some sort. I’d never heard of Kate Spade or Anthony Bourdain, and all I knew about Asia Argento was that she was an actress who claimed to have been Weinsteined at some point, but as Neon Revolt demonstrates, their social media accounts definitely have the distinct stink of severe sulfur to them.

Not only that, but a channer claiming to be a paralegal working on the relevant legal matters asserts that the Hollywood sex cult guy, Keith Raniere, is naming recognizable names as possible persons of interest in the ongoing NXIVM investigation.

Why would a rich, famous, beloved celebrity chef kill himself when he’s about to debut a new show and signed million-dollar contract? Use your brains. Keith Raniere’s lawyers, in order to keep their client out of prison, are starting to rat out the clients who asked for underage girls to the STATE and the FBI!

I’m a paralegal, and I’m not disclosing anything that’s not already going to be public information once charges are filed. Anthony Bourdain would’ve spent life in prison so he chose suicide, but expect other high profile celebrities and politicians to be indicted. His name is still on legal documents, so even with his suicide, the deposition of these documents will prove it.

They are informing anyone (their lawyers) about this who are listed as clients who requested underage prostitution (sex slaves). The FBI is involved in this. These are names rumored in our office so far:

• Roger Stone
• the Bronfman sisters
• Doug Rutnik
• David Letterman
• Jerry Seinfeld 
• Stephen Colbert
• Seth Meyers
• Trevor Noah
• John McCain
• Joe Biden

Just to name a few…plus, pic related. (Max Levchin and Elon Musk).

We’ll see. The deaths of Spade and Bourdain look a lot less like suicides than murders; I don’t buy these increasingly common “death by doorknob” scenarios for one second. Seeing Colbert, Seinfeld, McCain, and Biden all go down would certainly shake the nation. Regardless, it’s wise to note these claims as they are made so that the future credibility of the source can be determined.

Well, there was a fourth “celebrity” death this weekend, but I tend to doubt the possible suicide of an unknown actor from a show no one ever watched was the sort of thing that Q meant when he warned of a “suicide weekend” being a signal of arrests to come.

The Goldbergs actor Jackson Odell is found dead in a sober living home in California, aged 20

I have to admit, I was a little disappointed to learn that The Goldbergs was not a show about the whacky shenanigans of a National Review editor-at-large and the wise-cracking mother with whom he lives.

A redditor wondered a week ago if it was coming:

Even its proponents are now admitting its existence and are worrying that it might have gone too far:

America doesn’t have coups or tanks in the street. But a deep state of sorts exists here and it includes national security bureaucrats who use secretly collected information to shape or curb the actions of elected officials.

Some see these American bureaucrats as a vital check on the law-breaking or authoritarian or otherwise illegitimate tendencies of democratically elected officials. Others decry them as a self-serving authoritarian cabal that illegally and illegitimately undermines democratically elected officials and the policies they were elected to implement.

The truth is that the deep state, which is a real phenomenon, has long been both a threat to democratic politics and a savior of it. The problem is that it is hard to maintain its savior role without also accepting its threatening role. The two go hand in hand, and are difficult to untangle.

The deep state has been blamed for many things since Donald Trump became president, including by the president himself. Trump defenders have used the term promiscuously to include not just intelligence bureaucrats but a broader array of connected players in other administrative bureaucracies, in private industry, and in the media.

But even if we focus narrowly on the intelligence bureaucracies that conduct and use information collected secretly in the homeland, including the FBI, National Security Agency (NSA), and National Security Council, there is significant evidence that the deep state has used secretly collected information opportunistically and illegally to sabotage the president and his senior officials – either as part of a concerted movement or via individuals acting more or less independently.

As deep state officials get a taste for the power that inheres in the selective revelation of such information, and if the leaks are not responded to with severe punishments, it is easy to imagine the tools that brought down Flynn being used in other contexts by national security bureaucrats with different commitments and interests.

Even the most severe critics of Trump should worry about this subtle form of anti-democratic abuse. The big loser in all this will probably be the national security bureaucracy itself and, to the extent it is weakened, the security of the American people.

This is just a Stage One admission. “Yes, it’s real, but it’s not that bad, and besides, it means well.” That means we still have a few stages to go before everyone understands that the Deep State is the Praetorian Guard of New Babel, acting to preserve the secrets and the rule of the the elite Satanist pedophiles.

Apparently English paedos are not inclined to interfere with Pakistanis who share their interests:

Social services chief is one of three politicians exposed as paedophiles as Telford child sex grooming scandal grows. County councillor Graham Bould groomed 15-year-old he met at a church group. He chaired Shropshire social services department when abuse in town was rife.

The shocking revelation comes just a week after authorities in the Shropshire town voted to commission an independent inquiry into child abuse after years of inaction. Up to 1,000 children are feared to have been groomed and abused by predominantly Asian paedophile gangs.

Now it has emerged that former county councillor Graham Bould groomed a 15-year-old boy in the early 1980s after meeting him at a church group. The 60-year-old is the third politician to be exposed as a convicted child sex offender in the West Midlands town.

The disclosures are only going to get worse and more serious. These are the third- and fourth-tier predators that they’re rounding up now.

It is safe to assume that the arrest of this Trudeau associate and the arrest of Smallville actress Alison Mack are not unrelated.

A former London lawyer who left the legal world more than 30 years ago to become an expert in international humanitarian work with street children has been arrested in Nepal on suspicion of sex crimes against children.

Reports out of Kathmandu say Peter Dalglish, the 60-year-old founder of Street Kids International, was taken into custody last weekend on suspicion of pedophilia.

Dalglish, who has worked with the United Nations on child poverty issues, was arrested at a home about 50 kilometres north of Kathmandu on April 8. Two girls aged 12 and 14 were also found in the home. Authorites said they suspect there may be other children involved.

Dalglish, a graduate of California’s Stanford University, has been operating the Himalayan Community Foundation for two years, helping to educate and support children.

He has been working in Nepal for decades after being drawn to humanitarian work in 1984 during the Ethiopian famine. His journeys made him a leading expert on street kids, child labour and child soldiers — and a subject of admiration in his hometown, London.

In 2002, he became the United Nations adviser on child labour in Nepal while working for a non-government organization called NGO Terre des Hommes. He was also involved with programs to send millions of laptop computers to children in Third World countries.

Remember, we’ve been told that this thing is much bigger, and the evil is far more widespread, than the average individual is going to be able to easily credit. That, I suspect, is why we’ve been seeing these arrests taking place on a regular basis, without too much media attention. But if you’ve noticed, the names, and the names to whom the arrested individuals are connected, just keep getting bigger and more recognizable.

Peter Dalglish appointed to the Order of Canada
January 5, 2017

His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, announced 100 new appointments to the Order of Canada just before the start of the new year.

Peter Dalglish (LLB’83, LLD’08) is among the 75 new Members of the Order (C.M.) to receive one of Canada’s highest honours. Residing in London, Ont., Dalglish was appointed “for his efforts to alleviate child poverty worldwide, notably by establishing and leading Street Kids International.”

Andrew McCabe did what he could to get out in front of the DOJ Inspector General’s report. It does not appear to have done him much good:

Andrew McCabe, onetime acting FBI director, leaked a self-serving story to the press and later lied about it to his boss and federal investigators, prompting a stunning fall from grace that ended in his firing last month, says a bombshell report released Friday by the Justice Department’s internal watchdog.

Inspector General Michael Horowitz, appointed by President Barack Obama, had been reviewing FBI and DOJ actions leading up to the 2016 presidential election.

The report, handed over to Congress on Friday and obtained by Fox News, looked at a leak to The Wall Street Journal about an FBI probe of the Clinton Foundation.

The report says that McCabe authorized the leak and then misled investigators about it, leaking in a way that did not fall under a “public interest” exception.

And where will the trail lead? Where will it end?