Proof "The Donald" told us via Q that the "deep state" would enter his front door. He wants to expose our nation's corrupt leadership and corrupt bureaucrats. Note the date on the Q drop above March 4, 2019!!!!!
The other somewhat odd thing is that these documents are electronic now, so someone must have printed out the alleged documents from a computer and I can tell you it wasn't the President!
Notice the "Time" picture frame in the box that is part of the Q drop.
Trump is brilliant and a true American hero in my opinion. He is practically the only person standing against corruption in our country.
From my personal experience I find almost
all Secret classified information over rated. In my opinion, there is better
material in “open sources” around the world. I use these trusted reliable
sources to write on the war in Ukraine daily, I have no need for official,
unreliable and propagandized U.S. government documents. One of my trusted sources is Colonel Douglas McGregor and another is Brian Bertelic.
There are also classified documents
that are ORCON meaning Originator Controlled. Generally they are CIA originated
material or sources. I found these documents to be over rated and a general
pain in the butt to deal with. I never put ORCON material in my publications
because one needs the CIA’s permission to use the information, hence a
bureaucrat nightmare. Again, in my
opinion, ORCON material is often over rated.
I only write the following below to
prove I have some knowledge of classified documents and information.
During my career I had several
papers I wrote published for intelligence community consumption. Most of the
papers were on Middle East topics and counter-terrorism, but I have also
written on drug cartels, Taiwan and other topics. I was called to active duty
after 9-11and consequently I have written too many documents to count on
counter terrorism.
I had the honor and privilege of
personally briefing the deputy commanding general of British forces in Iraq, photo above. Apparently, General Graham liked my briefing
because he subsequently invited me to tea. Each evening at Camp Victory I sat
in on the daily brief. I was also a member of the “Chess Club” (a group of
intelligence professionals who met daily to talk strategy and shop.) at Al Faw Palace at Camp
Victory. In Tampa we briefed the American commanding general in Doha, Qatar on a
secure video conference every night at midnight.
https://militarybases.com/overseas/qatar/al-udeid/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantanamo_Bay_detention_camp
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muqtada_al-Sadr
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Ghraib_prison
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Victory
Also, I have known U.S. Army officers to steal clssified information. This was especially a problem at the prison camp in Cuba. The thieves did not receive any punishment as far as I know. The most important case at GTMO was Chaplain Yee. I warned chaplains and my counter intelligence agent colleagues that Yee was "dirty" but being a "West Pointer" he was too tied to the upper Army leadership at GTMO. Sometimes it is not what you know but who you know.
James Yee, read about him in the link below. I could tell several stories about Yee but I won't waste your time here.
From my personal experience I find almost
all Secret classified information over rated. In my opinion, there is better
material in “open sources” around the world. I use these trusted reliable
sources to write on the war in Ukraine daily, I have no need for official,
unreliable and propagandized U.S. government documents. One of my trusted sources is Colonel Douglas McGregor and another is Brian Bertelic.
There are also classified documents
that are ORCON meaning Originator Controlled. Generally they are CIA originated
material or sources. I found these documents to be over rated and a general
pain in the butt to deal with. I never put ORCON material in my publications
because one needs the CIA’s permission to use the information, hence a
bureaucrat nightmare. Again, in my
opinion, ORCON material is often over rated.
I only write the following below to
prove I have some knowledge of classified documents and information.
During my career I had several
papers I wrote published for intelligence community consumption. Most of the
papers were on Middle East topics and counter-terrorism, but I have also
written on drug cartels, Taiwan and other topics. I was called to active duty
after 9-11and consequently I have written too many documents to count on
counter terrorism.
Lieutenant General Andrew Graham
I had the honor and privilege of
personally briefing the deputy commanding general of British forces in Iraq, photo above. Apparently, General Graham liked my briefing
because he subsequently invited me to tea. Each evening at Camp Victory I sat
in on the daily brief. I was also a member of the “Chess Club” (a group of
intelligence professionals who met daily to talk strategy and shop.) at Al Faw Palace at Camp
Victory. In Tampa we briefed the American commanding general in Doha, Qatar on a
secure video conference every night at midnight.
https://militarybases.com/overseas/qatar/al-udeid/
It is interesting that there is currently unrest in Iraq led by the Shi’a Sayid Muqtada Sadr. I was the Muqtada_al- Sadr analyst at Camp Victory and I “tracked” Sadr’s militia the Jaysh al-Mahdi or Mahdi Army. Sadr and his militia caused considerable problems for the allied coalition in Iraq and apparently he is now up to his old tricks. Later I volunteered and worked on the Sergeant Matt Maupin Task Force at Abu Qhraib Prison searching for Matt. I did not know Matt personally but Matt and I were both from Cincinnati and I felt compelled to search for him. I always tell people if you want to know what I did watch the old, terrific movie with Robert Redford called “Three Days of the Condor.” Redford says in the movie, I just read books, who would want to kill me?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantanamo_Bay_detention_camp
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muqtada_al-Sadr
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Ghraib_prison
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Victory
https://www.centcom.mil/MEDIA/igphoto/2001695391/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Y
Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr
Abu Ghraib checkpoint
The "Chess Club" met at the Al Faw Palace above
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