Q’s big drop landed: Clinton Foundation lies exposed
The big drop promised by Q and his QAnons for three months finally arrived with the Clinton Foundation lies exposed by 6,000 pages and 95 exhibits of documented wrongdoing provided by Clinton Foundation lawyers themselves. Indictments are certain to follow in the next few weeks, some with big names.
The Q phenomenon in the present war between the globalists and patriots has taken the nation by storm. Internet readers of Q are found in most industrialized countries of the world. Q-shirted protestors were even sighted in the current demonstrations in France as the people there work to remove the globalist influence over them. Globalist outlets like the Washington Post, the New York Times, Newsweek, and MSNBC have openly called the movement conspiratorial, but these same outlets never called the “Russian collusion” hoax a conspiracy despite no evidence of election collusion between Trump and Russia.
The enemies of Q also argue that Q has provided little or nothing that actually happened. That is because they never cover the results of his work on their media. If they do not cover it, it never happened, and their readers remain ignorant. Q posted sarcastically, “It’s all just a CONSPIRACY. Nothing to See Here. Nothing is happening. RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA Q.”
Still, much of the Deep State exposure and resulting firings of top personnel were first made known to patriots by QAnons (bakers of Q’s cryptic messages). Q is a high-level security person (or people) close to the Trump administration that has access to classified information but can only guide by providing breadcrumbs, which QAnons, in their search for truth, bake for their readers. Internet “detectives” zero in on the clues, allowing them to know things yet to happen much better than those still confined to managed news.
But since the origin of Q, the FBI and DOJ have been overhauled. Corruption within both intel services has been exposed resulting in the firing or forced departure of most of the top personnel. These include James Comey, director; Andrew McCabe, deputy director; Jim Rybicki, chief of staff and senior counselor; James Baker, general counsel; Bill Priestap, director of counterintelligence; Peter Strzok, deputy assistant director of counterintelligence; Lisa Page, office of general counsel; Mike Kortan, assistant director for public affairs; Josh Campbell, special assistant to Comey; David Laufman, chief of the Justice Department’s Counterintelligence and Export Control section; John Carlin, assistant attorney general and head of the DOJ’s National Security Division; Sally Yates, deputy attorney general and acting attorney general; Mary McCor, acting assistant attorney general and acting head of the DOJ’s National Security Division; Bruce Ohr, associate deputy attorney general (termination imminent); and Rachel Brand, associate attorney general and No. 3 official behind deputy AG Rosenstein.
Those in what Q refers to as the “[Bater’s Box]” awaiting removal are Michael Steinbach, John Glacalone, Randy Coleman, Trisha Anderson, Kevin Clinesmith, Tashina Gauhar, and Sally Moyer. This is serious swamp drainage.
Patriots believe there exists immense corruption in our government, especially in the state department. This corruption has existed in both major political parties for some time, and swamp drainage is critical to ending our two-tiered justice system. Hence, indicting the Clinton’s on pay-for-play activities of the Clinton Foundation would go nowhere with a biased and corrupt FBI and DOJ as Hillary had been given passes before by them on her unsecured, bleachbitted, and hammered server.
The drop patriots knew was coming because of Q. As soon as the DOJ and FBI were clean enough to deliver equal justice, it exploded on the Sean Hannity Show last week from investigative reporter John Solomon, but it had previously been given to the IRS in August 2016, to the Justice Department in October 2017, and to the FBI in Little Rock in early 2018. These agencies have pored over the 6,000 pages of incriminating documents since and are now ready for legal action against the wrongdoers. The story is new only to the globalist media’s audiences.
“The Clinton Foundation reviewed itself twice, its lawyers concluding that there existed ‘a strong possibility’ that donors were being made promises of quid-pro-quo favors from Secretary Clinton when she was in the Obama administration in return for gifts to the foundation,” Solomon said. “In addition, they warned that there was a culture of noncompliance, not wanting to comply with the law with the rules that the foundation had to follow. They said that Bill Clinton’s personal interest in his commingling of his personal business with the foundation posed a grave threat to the foundation itself. These are not Republicans, these are not partisans saying it. These are internal documents of lawyers hired by the Clinton Foundation to find out what was going on wrong in the foundation. … Andrew Kessel, Clinton Foundation Chief Financial Officer, disclosed to those assembling these documents, ‘I know where all the bodies are buried at the Clinton Foundation.’”
This week, Jon Huber is scheduled to testify before Congress regarding the Clinton Foundation. These documents may be what he will discuss. For the moment, the noose appears to be around the necks of both Clintons, but it has been there before, and they have slipped out of it. With a new DOJ and FBI, it may not be so easy this time. At least Q thinks so. Expect criminal referrals to follow very soon.
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