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Tank call playback number: 712 775 7039 930685#
Discussed RV, Sovereignty, exchange procedures. I have not yet heard most of it, but what I did here was worth you hearing.
I hear that there is a problem in the replay, and it may take a couple of hours to fix. Sorry.
WARNING! Please do not use the transcript going around as your primary source of intel on this. It is markedly diminished in quality!
Tank: The Clawback laws are against the BANK, not against you.
Med bed information is available on Twitter, in the CRe8change section
Saturday night at midnight was the end of the fiscal year. We now are in a new fiscal year.
I have heard that you will be offered a Sovereign Trust.
SPEAK INTEL SHORT
11:54 AM EST 12/18/2017
•Exchanges appear to be taking place at countries around the world on a limited invitation basis
•Full release is expected over night beginning full release of the private exchanges on Monday December 18, 2017
•Liquidity was released in the US at around 11:00 AM EST
•800#s and other forms of notice should be released sometime today to set appointments for tomorrow.
•ZIM and other groups expecting full liquid funds for Monday
Look at that thing, dude’ … US fighter pilots track UFO in new video from Pentagon’s secret vault http://www.scmp.com/news/world/unite...-track-ufo-new Three newly released formerly classified UFO videos which are now being released as part of a generalized Disclosure project for the US Government. See NYTimes write up: https://t.co/ytafycaZqe
FROM A TWITTER THREAD ON: Rising serpent
@rising_serpent
Dec 9 (This is #25 in a series reviewing the history of the Mueller investigation)
25. This Forbes article published Jan 13 2017 is by far the most astute reading of the dossier, and why none of it is likely to be factually accurate. There is a link to the actual dossier in the article if you are interested.
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The Trump Dossier Is Fake - And Here Are The Reasons Why
Paul Roderick Gregory , CONTRIBUTOR - JAN 13, 2017 @ 12:04 AM¬
A former British intelligence officer, who is now a director of a London private security-and-investigations firm, has been identified as the author of the dossier of unverified allegations about President-elect Donald Trump’s activities and connections in Russia, according to the Wall Street Journal. A Christopher Steele, a director of London-based private intelligence company, Orbis, purportedly prepared the dossier under contract to both Republican and Democratic adversaries of then-candidate Trump. The poor grammar and shaky spelling plus the author’s use of KGB-style intelligence reporting, however, do not fit the image of a high-end London security company run by highly connected former British intelligence figures.
The PDF file of the 30-page typewritten report alleges that high Kremlin officials colluded with Trump, offered him multi-billion dollar bribes, and accumulated compromising evidence of Trump’s sexual escapades in Russia. That the dossier comes from former British intelligence officers appears, at first glance, to give it weight especially with Orbis’ claim of a “global network.” The U.S. intelligence community purportedly has examined the allegations but have not confirmed any of them. We can wait till hell freezes over. The material is not verifiable.
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The Orbis report makes (it sound) as if it knows all the ins-and-outs and comings-and-goings within Putin’s impenetrable Kremlin. It reports information from anonymous “trusted compatriots,” “knowledgeable sources,” “former intelligence officers,” and “ministry of foreign affairs officials.” The report gives a fly-on-the-wall account of just about every conceivable event associated with Donald Trump’s Russian connections. It claims to know more than is knowable as it recounts sordid tales of prostitutes, “golden showers,” bribes, squabbles in Putin’s inner circle, and who controls the dossiers of kompromat (compromising information).
There are two possible explanations for the fly-on-the-wall claims of the Orbis report: Either its author (who is not Mr. Steele) decided to write fiction, or collected enough gossip to fill a 30-page report, or a combination of the two. The author of the Orbis report has one more advantage: He knew that what he was writing was unverifiable. He advertises himself as the only Kremlin outsider with enough “reliable” contacts to explain what is really going within Putin’s office.
As someone who has worked for more than a decade with the microfilm collection of Soviet documents in the Hoover Institution Archives, I can say that the dossier itself was compiled by a Russian, whose command of English is far from perfect and who follows the KGB (now FSB) practice of writing intelligence reports, in particular the practice of capitalizing all names for easy reference. The report includes Putin’s inner circle – Peskov, Ivanov, Sechin, Lavrov. The anonymous author claims to have “trusted compatriots” who knew the roles that each Kremlin insider, including Putin himself, played in the Trump election saga and were prepared to tell him.
The Orbis report spins the tale of Putin insiders, spurred on by Putin himself, engaging in a five-year courtship of Donald Trump in which they offer him lucrative real estate deals that he rejects but leaves himself open to blackmail as a result of sexual escapades with prostitutes in St. Petersburg and Moscow (the famous “golden shower” incident). Despite his reluctance to enter into lucrative business deals, Trump “and his inner circle have accepted regular intelligence from the Kremlin, including on his Democratic and other political rivals,” according to the Orbis report.
This story makes no sense. In 2011, when the courtship purportedly begins, Trump was a TV personality and beauty pageant impresario. Neither in the U.S. or Russia would anyone of authority anticipate that Trump would one day become the presidential candidate of a major U.S. political party, making him the target of Russian intelligence.
Referring to a story included in the report: "This story is utter nonsense, not worthy of a wacky conspiracy theory of an alien invasion."
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After reading the Orbis report, I got the queasy feeling that it may have influenced the intelligence community’s unclassified report. Leaks of classified bits by NBCNews and the Washington Post suggest the findings were, in part, based on British intelligence and spies. I wonder if the reference is to Putin’s role, which the intelligence report characterized as direct. This is a matter the new administration must look into.
We have reached a sad state of affairs where an anonymous report, full of bizarre statements, captures the attention of the world media because it casts a shadow over the legitimacy of a President-elect, who has not even taken the oath of office. For example, the Trump dossier is tonight’s lead item on German state television and on BBC. False news has become America’s international export to the world media.
Tank call playback number: 712 775 7039 930685#
Discussed RV, Sovereignty, exchange procedures. I have not yet heard most of it, but what I did here was worth you hearing.
I hear that there is a problem in the replay, and it may take a couple of hours to fix. Sorry.
WARNING! Please do not use the transcript going around as your primary source of intel on this. It is markedly diminished in quality!
Tank: The Clawback laws are against the BANK, not against you.
Med bed information is available on Twitter, in the CRe8change section
Saturday night at midnight was the end of the fiscal year. We now are in a new fiscal year.
I have heard that you will be offered a Sovereign Trust.
SPEAK INTEL SHORT
11:54 AM EST 12/18/2017
•Exchanges appear to be taking place at countries around the world on a limited invitation basis
•Full release is expected over night beginning full release of the private exchanges on Monday December 18, 2017
•Liquidity was released in the US at around 11:00 AM EST
•800#s and other forms of notice should be released sometime today to set appointments for tomorrow.
•ZIM and other groups expecting full liquid funds for Monday
Look at that thing, dude’ … US fighter pilots track UFO in new video from Pentagon’s secret vault http://www.scmp.com/news/world/unite...-track-ufo-new Three newly released formerly classified UFO videos which are now being released as part of a generalized Disclosure project for the US Government. See NYTimes write up: https://t.co/ytafycaZqe
FROM A TWITTER THREAD ON: Rising serpent
@rising_serpent
Dec 9 (This is #25 in a series reviewing the history of the Mueller investigation)
25. This Forbes article published Jan 13 2017 is by far the most astute reading of the dossier, and why none of it is likely to be factually accurate. There is a link to the actual dossier in the article if you are interested.
-----------------------------------------------------------
The Trump Dossier Is Fake - And Here Are The Reasons Why
Paul Roderick Gregory , CONTRIBUTOR - JAN 13, 2017 @ 12:04 AM¬
A former British intelligence officer, who is now a director of a London private security-and-investigations firm, has been identified as the author of the dossier of unverified allegations about President-elect Donald Trump’s activities and connections in Russia, according to the Wall Street Journal. A Christopher Steele, a director of London-based private intelligence company, Orbis, purportedly prepared the dossier under contract to both Republican and Democratic adversaries of then-candidate Trump. The poor grammar and shaky spelling plus the author’s use of KGB-style intelligence reporting, however, do not fit the image of a high-end London security company run by highly connected former British intelligence figures.
The PDF file of the 30-page typewritten report alleges that high Kremlin officials colluded with Trump, offered him multi-billion dollar bribes, and accumulated compromising evidence of Trump’s sexual escapades in Russia. That the dossier comes from former British intelligence officers appears, at first glance, to give it weight especially with Orbis’ claim of a “global network.” The U.S. intelligence community purportedly has examined the allegations but have not confirmed any of them. We can wait till hell freezes over. The material is not verifiable.
----------
The Orbis report makes (it sound) as if it knows all the ins-and-outs and comings-and-goings within Putin’s impenetrable Kremlin. It reports information from anonymous “trusted compatriots,” “knowledgeable sources,” “former intelligence officers,” and “ministry of foreign affairs officials.” The report gives a fly-on-the-wall account of just about every conceivable event associated with Donald Trump’s Russian connections. It claims to know more than is knowable as it recounts sordid tales of prostitutes, “golden showers,” bribes, squabbles in Putin’s inner circle, and who controls the dossiers of kompromat (compromising information).
There are two possible explanations for the fly-on-the-wall claims of the Orbis report: Either its author (who is not Mr. Steele) decided to write fiction, or collected enough gossip to fill a 30-page report, or a combination of the two. The author of the Orbis report has one more advantage: He knew that what he was writing was unverifiable. He advertises himself as the only Kremlin outsider with enough “reliable” contacts to explain what is really going within Putin’s office.
As someone who has worked for more than a decade with the microfilm collection of Soviet documents in the Hoover Institution Archives, I can say that the dossier itself was compiled by a Russian, whose command of English is far from perfect and who follows the KGB (now FSB) practice of writing intelligence reports, in particular the practice of capitalizing all names for easy reference. The report includes Putin’s inner circle – Peskov, Ivanov, Sechin, Lavrov. The anonymous author claims to have “trusted compatriots” who knew the roles that each Kremlin insider, including Putin himself, played in the Trump election saga and were prepared to tell him.
The Orbis report spins the tale of Putin insiders, spurred on by Putin himself, engaging in a five-year courtship of Donald Trump in which they offer him lucrative real estate deals that he rejects but leaves himself open to blackmail as a result of sexual escapades with prostitutes in St. Petersburg and Moscow (the famous “golden shower” incident). Despite his reluctance to enter into lucrative business deals, Trump “and his inner circle have accepted regular intelligence from the Kremlin, including on his Democratic and other political rivals,” according to the Orbis report.
This story makes no sense. In 2011, when the courtship purportedly begins, Trump was a TV personality and beauty pageant impresario. Neither in the U.S. or Russia would anyone of authority anticipate that Trump would one day become the presidential candidate of a major U.S. political party, making him the target of Russian intelligence.
Referring to a story included in the report: "This story is utter nonsense, not worthy of a wacky conspiracy theory of an alien invasion."
---------------------
After reading the Orbis report, I got the queasy feeling that it may have influenced the intelligence community’s unclassified report. Leaks of classified bits by NBCNews and the Washington Post suggest the findings were, in part, based on British intelligence and spies. I wonder if the reference is to Putin’s role, which the intelligence report characterized as direct. This is a matter the new administration must look into.
We have reached a sad state of affairs where an anonymous report, full of bizarre statements, captures the attention of the world media because it casts a shadow over the legitimacy of a President-elect, who has not even taken the oath of office. For example, the Trump dossier is tonight’s lead item on German state television and on BBC. False news has become America’s international export to the world media.
