Three articles on the ongoing developments to bring down the deep state & Activate GESARA,
RV/Intelligence Alert: "Guilty" -- April 26, 2019
Operation Disclosure
RV/INTELLIGENCE ALERT - April 26, 2019
(Disclaimer: The following is an overview of the current situation
based on intelligence leaks received from several sources which may or
may not be accurate. Other confirmed sources may also be included in
this overview.)
The take down of the Deep State is immanent.
Joe Digenova confirmed on Fox News that there will be indictments.
Also, a Clinton appointee pleaded guilty to treason.
https://ilovemyfreedom.org/just-in-trumps-fbi-gets-it-done-clinton-official-pleads-guilty-to-treason-for-collusion/
The Inspector General report on James Comey will be released in 2 weeks.
Julian Assange is expected to testify sometime this month.
All of this will add to the severity of the ultimate bombshell which is DECLAS.
Meanwhile, articles are being published stating that the British Empire is dead and it is now time for Brexit.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/04/25/brexit-latest-news-theresa-may-vote-nigel-farage-party/
Brexit is the UK's GESARA compliance.
Worldwide GESARA compliant reforms are expected to begin once the Deep State/Cabal have been completely removed.
According to sources, the RV is still expected to begin suddenly once a major event occurs (possibly DECLAS or something else).
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RV/INTELLIGENCE ALERT - April 26, 2019
(Disclaimer: The following is an overview of the current situation based on intelligence leaks received from several sources which may or may not be accurate. Other confirmed sources may also be included in this overview.)
The take down of the Deep State is immanent.
Joe Digenova confirmed on Fox News that there will be indictments.
Also, a Clinton appointee pleaded guilty to treason.
https://ilovemyfreedom.org/just-in-trumps-fbi-gets-it-done-clinton-official-pleads-guilty-to-treason-for-collusion/
The Inspector General report on James Comey will be released in 2 weeks.
Julian Assange is expected to testify sometime this month.
All of this will add to the severity of the ultimate bombshell which is DECLAS.
Meanwhile, articles are being published stating that the British Empire is dead and it is now time for Brexit.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/04/25/brexit-latest-news-theresa-may-vote-nigel-farage-party/
Brexit is the UK's GESARA compliance.
Worldwide GESARA compliant reforms are expected to begin once the Deep State/Cabal have been completely removed.
According to sources, the RV is still expected to begin suddenly once a major event occurs (possibly DECLAS or something else).
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Sierra (NZ) -- President Trump: 'It will ALL be Declassified'
Source: Dinar Chronicles
President Trump gave a powerful
interview on Sean Hannity's show. Scroll down Lisa Mei Crowley's Twitter
feed and check out the short clip...
https://twitter.com/LisaMei62
Here is the transcript...
Hannity: '...What we call on this program the Bucket of Five?'
President Trump: 'Yes, everything is
going to be declassified and more, much more than what you just
mentioned. It will ALL be declassified and I'm glad I waited. Because I
thought maybe they would obstruct if I did it early, and I think I was
right. So I'm glad I waited, and now the Attorney General can take a
look, a very strong look, at whatever it is. But it will be
declassified, and more than what you just mentioned...'
The Alliance are so confident of
victory, President Trump is now in a position to reveal the plan as it
unfolds. Yes, he did need to give the Deep State time to go crazy and
implode.
President Trump plays the long game
with great style and expertise. It is a joy to watch him in action. Are
you still enjoying the show? It's only going to get better by the day...
HOOOAH!
Where We Go One We Go All.
Love and Light
Sierra (NZ)
Source: Dinar Chronicles
President Trump gave a powerful interview on Sean Hannity's show. Scroll down Lisa Mei Crowley's Twitter feed and check out the short clip...
https://twitter.com/LisaMei62
Here is the transcript...
Hannity: '...What we call on this program the Bucket of Five?'
President Trump: 'Yes, everything is going to be declassified and more, much more than what you just mentioned. It will ALL be declassified and I'm glad I waited. Because I thought maybe they would obstruct if I did it early, and I think I was right. So I'm glad I waited, and now the Attorney General can take a look, a very strong look, at whatever it is. But it will be declassified, and more than what you just mentioned...'
The Alliance are so confident of victory, President Trump is now in a position to reveal the plan as it unfolds. Yes, he did need to give the Deep State time to go crazy and implode.
President Trump plays the long game with great style and expertise. It is a joy to watch him in action. Are you still enjoying the show? It's only going to get better by the day...
HOOOAH!
Where We Go One We Go All.
Love and Light
Sierra (NZ)
President Trump gave a powerful interview on Sean Hannity's show. Scroll down Lisa Mei Crowley's Twitter feed and check out the short clip...
https://twitter.com/LisaMei62
Here is the transcript...
Hannity: '...What we call on this program the Bucket of Five?'
President Trump: 'Yes, everything is going to be declassified and more, much more than what you just mentioned. It will ALL be declassified and I'm glad I waited. Because I thought maybe they would obstruct if I did it early, and I think I was right. So I'm glad I waited, and now the Attorney General can take a look, a very strong look, at whatever it is. But it will be declassified, and more than what you just mentioned...'
The Alliance are so confident of victory, President Trump is now in a position to reveal the plan as it unfolds. Yes, he did need to give the Deep State time to go crazy and implode.
President Trump plays the long game with great style and expertise. It is a joy to watch him in action. Are you still enjoying the show? It's only going to get better by the day...
HOOOAH!
Where We Go One We Go All.
Love and Light
Sierra (NZ)
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Julian Assange's Imprisonment Reveals Even More Corruption
Assange’s Imprisonment Reveals Even More Corruption Than WikiLeaks Did
APRIL 25, 2019
Source: Caitlin Johnstone
Consortium News has launched a new series
titled “The Revelations of WikiLeaks”, geared toward helping readers
come to a full appreciation of just how much useful information the
outlet has made available to the world with its publications. Which is
good, because there’s a whole lot of it.
Understanding everything that WikiLeaks has done to shine light in
areas that powerful people wish to keep dark makes it abundantly clear
why powerful people would want to dedicate immense amounts of energy
toward sabotaging it.
What’s even more interesting to me right now, though, is that if you think about it, the completely fraudulent
arrest and imprisonment of Julian Assange arguably exposes more
malfeasance by government and media powers than than what has been
revealed in all WikiLeaks publications combined since its inception. And
we can use that as a weapon in waking the world up to the dystopian
manipulations of the powerful, in the same way we can use WikiLeaks
publications.
Really, think about it. Thanks to
WikiLeaks we know about a military cultural environment in the Iraq war
that was toxic enough to give rise to US servicemen merrily gunning down civilians, including two Reuters war correspondents, while whooping and exchanging verbal high-fives. We know that the CIA cultivated a massive cyber-arsenal
which enables them to spy through smartphones and smart TVs, remotely
hijack vehicles, and forge digital fingerprints on cyber-intrusions to
make it look to forensic investigators as though hackers from another
nation was responsible, and that they lost control of this arsenal. We know about
the DNC’s agenda to undermine Bernie Sanders during the primary in
violation of its charter, that Hillary Clinton told a group of Goldman
Sachs executives that she understood the need to have “a public position
and a private position”, and that Obama’s cabinet was basically
selected for him by a Citigroup executive. We know that and a whole lot more,
information which mainstream and alternative media reports use to this
very day when constructing analyses of what’s going on in the world.
All of these things are of course
hugely significant. But are they anywhere near as significant as the
earth-shakingly scandalous revelation that the US government and its
allies conspired to imprison a journalist
for reporting facts about the powerful? That the governments of
America, Ecuador, the UK and Australia all worked in concert to arrange a series of bureaucratic technicalities which all aligned perfectly to create a situation that just so happens to look exactly the same as imprisoning a journalist for telling the truth?
I personally don’t think so. I think
the only thing which keeps this scandalous revelation from registering
in the minds of the greater public with the magnitude it deserves is the
fact that the mass media doesn’t treat it like the scandal that it so
clearly is. If, for example, the mass media were treating this open act
of tyranny with the same enthusiasm they treated the Democratic Party
emails as they were published drop by drop in the lead-up to the
presidential election, or the same enthusiasm they regarded the
diplomatic cables or the Collateral Murder video, everyone would be up
in arms at the fact that their government was acting in a way that is
functionally indistinguishable from what’s done to journalists by the
most totalitarian dictatorships in the world.
And that refusal of the mainstream
media to run virtually anything but smear pieces is, in and of itself, a
part of why this scandal is so breathtaking in its audacity. The legal precedent
that they are attempting to set with the extradition, persecution and
prosecution of Julian Assange for everyday acts of journalism will
affect every journalist on the planet, working or retired, professional
or citizen. This literally endangers the lives and freedom of every
single person working in every single one of those outlets, and they are
all either ignorantly cheering it on, or too scared to care. The CIA
and Pentagon have weaponized public opinion by using the most advanced psychological weapons known
to man, and although the main barrier to fighting his persecution is
simply the social shame of going against the tribe, it’s effectively
turned the press upon itself. The free press is gaslighting itself into
total and absolute submission.
And we can see that this is happening. And we can point to it.
What I’m getting at with all this is
that it’s important to keep in mind that the US-centralized empire has
given us information that can be used against it in devastating fashion
if we’re clever. Even while Assange is locked behind bars, even while
whistleblowers are being intimidated away from whistleblowing and
journalists are being intimidated away from publishing leaks, we are being given information that we can circulate and attack the propaganda machine that’s keeping humanity docile and enslaved.
By locking up Assange, they’ve
inadvertently exposed themselves for what they are, and we are now able
to point at it for everyone to see. They reached too far out into the
light and exposed their true face.
Never stop using this information to
attack the promulgators and beneficiaries of disinformation. Never stop
referring to the US and UK as “a government which imprisons journalists
for publishing inconvenient facts”. Never stop calling out the hypocrisy
when westerners criticize other governments for locking up journalists.
Never stop reminding people who pretend to care about the free press
when Trump makes mean tweets about a CNN reporter that they are
willfully ignoring a threat to the free press that is infinitely greater
in this administration’s prosecution of Assange. This is what they are.
If anyone denies it, engage them in debate and show everyone why they’re wrong.
We are still very much in this fight.
Whenever they reach into the light to silence the truth, the light
shines upon their face and burns them. They reach their arms into the
light of truth, and their arms turn to dust. Whenever they try to fight
truth head-on, they cannot help but show the world what they really are.
Never, ever stop reminding everyone of what has undeniably been revealed in the imprisonment of Julian Assange.
Assange’s Imprisonment Reveals Even More Corruption Than WikiLeaks Did
APRIL 25, 2019
Source: Caitlin Johnstone
Consortium News has launched a new series titled “The Revelations of WikiLeaks”, geared toward helping readers come to a full appreciation of just how much useful information the outlet has made available to the world with its publications. Which is good, because there’s a whole lot of it. Understanding everything that WikiLeaks has done to shine light in areas that powerful people wish to keep dark makes it abundantly clear why powerful people would want to dedicate immense amounts of energy toward sabotaging it.
What’s even more interesting to me right now, though, is that if you think about it, the completely fraudulent arrest and imprisonment of Julian Assange arguably exposes more malfeasance by government and media powers than than what has been revealed in all WikiLeaks publications combined since its inception. And we can use that as a weapon in waking the world up to the dystopian manipulations of the powerful, in the same way we can use WikiLeaks publications.
Really, think about it. Thanks to WikiLeaks we know about a military cultural environment in the Iraq war that was toxic enough to give rise to US servicemen merrily gunning down civilians, including two Reuters war correspondents, while whooping and exchanging verbal high-fives. We know that the CIA cultivated a massive cyber-arsenal which enables them to spy through smartphones and smart TVs, remotely hijack vehicles, and forge digital fingerprints on cyber-intrusions to make it look to forensic investigators as though hackers from another nation was responsible, and that they lost control of this arsenal. We know about the DNC’s agenda to undermine Bernie Sanders during the primary in violation of its charter, that Hillary Clinton told a group of Goldman Sachs executives that she understood the need to have “a public position and a private position”, and that Obama’s cabinet was basically selected for him by a Citigroup executive. We know that and a whole lot more, information which mainstream and alternative media reports use to this very day when constructing analyses of what’s going on in the world.
All of these things are of course hugely significant. But are they anywhere near as significant as the earth-shakingly scandalous revelation that the US government and its allies conspired to imprison a journalist for reporting facts about the powerful? That the governments of America, Ecuador, the UK and Australia all worked in concert to arrange a series of bureaucratic technicalities which all aligned perfectly to create a situation that just so happens to look exactly the same as imprisoning a journalist for telling the truth?
I personally don’t think so. I think the only thing which keeps this scandalous revelation from registering in the minds of the greater public with the magnitude it deserves is the fact that the mass media doesn’t treat it like the scandal that it so clearly is. If, for example, the mass media were treating this open act of tyranny with the same enthusiasm they treated the Democratic Party emails as they were published drop by drop in the lead-up to the presidential election, or the same enthusiasm they regarded the diplomatic cables or the Collateral Murder video, everyone would be up in arms at the fact that their government was acting in a way that is functionally indistinguishable from what’s done to journalists by the most totalitarian dictatorships in the world.
And that refusal of the mainstream media to run virtually anything but smear pieces is, in and of itself, a part of why this scandal is so breathtaking in its audacity. The legal precedent that they are attempting to set with the extradition, persecution and prosecution of Julian Assange for everyday acts of journalism will affect every journalist on the planet, working or retired, professional or citizen. This literally endangers the lives and freedom of every single person working in every single one of those outlets, and they are all either ignorantly cheering it on, or too scared to care. The CIA and Pentagon have weaponized public opinion by using the most advanced psychological weapons known to man, and although the main barrier to fighting his persecution is simply the social shame of going against the tribe, it’s effectively turned the press upon itself. The free press is gaslighting itself into total and absolute submission.
And we can see that this is happening. And we can point to it.
APRIL 25, 2019
Source: Caitlin Johnstone
Consortium News has launched a new series titled “The Revelations of WikiLeaks”, geared toward helping readers come to a full appreciation of just how much useful information the outlet has made available to the world with its publications. Which is good, because there’s a whole lot of it. Understanding everything that WikiLeaks has done to shine light in areas that powerful people wish to keep dark makes it abundantly clear why powerful people would want to dedicate immense amounts of energy toward sabotaging it.
What’s even more interesting to me right now, though, is that if you think about it, the completely fraudulent arrest and imprisonment of Julian Assange arguably exposes more malfeasance by government and media powers than than what has been revealed in all WikiLeaks publications combined since its inception. And we can use that as a weapon in waking the world up to the dystopian manipulations of the powerful, in the same way we can use WikiLeaks publications.
Really, think about it. Thanks to WikiLeaks we know about a military cultural environment in the Iraq war that was toxic enough to give rise to US servicemen merrily gunning down civilians, including two Reuters war correspondents, while whooping and exchanging verbal high-fives. We know that the CIA cultivated a massive cyber-arsenal which enables them to spy through smartphones and smart TVs, remotely hijack vehicles, and forge digital fingerprints on cyber-intrusions to make it look to forensic investigators as though hackers from another nation was responsible, and that they lost control of this arsenal. We know about the DNC’s agenda to undermine Bernie Sanders during the primary in violation of its charter, that Hillary Clinton told a group of Goldman Sachs executives that she understood the need to have “a public position and a private position”, and that Obama’s cabinet was basically selected for him by a Citigroup executive. We know that and a whole lot more, information which mainstream and alternative media reports use to this very day when constructing analyses of what’s going on in the world.
All of these things are of course hugely significant. But are they anywhere near as significant as the earth-shakingly scandalous revelation that the US government and its allies conspired to imprison a journalist for reporting facts about the powerful? That the governments of America, Ecuador, the UK and Australia all worked in concert to arrange a series of bureaucratic technicalities which all aligned perfectly to create a situation that just so happens to look exactly the same as imprisoning a journalist for telling the truth?
I personally don’t think so. I think the only thing which keeps this scandalous revelation from registering in the minds of the greater public with the magnitude it deserves is the fact that the mass media doesn’t treat it like the scandal that it so clearly is. If, for example, the mass media were treating this open act of tyranny with the same enthusiasm they treated the Democratic Party emails as they were published drop by drop in the lead-up to the presidential election, or the same enthusiasm they regarded the diplomatic cables or the Collateral Murder video, everyone would be up in arms at the fact that their government was acting in a way that is functionally indistinguishable from what’s done to journalists by the most totalitarian dictatorships in the world.
And that refusal of the mainstream media to run virtually anything but smear pieces is, in and of itself, a part of why this scandal is so breathtaking in its audacity. The legal precedent that they are attempting to set with the extradition, persecution and prosecution of Julian Assange for everyday acts of journalism will affect every journalist on the planet, working or retired, professional or citizen. This literally endangers the lives and freedom of every single person working in every single one of those outlets, and they are all either ignorantly cheering it on, or too scared to care. The CIA and Pentagon have weaponized public opinion by using the most advanced psychological weapons known to man, and although the main barrier to fighting his persecution is simply the social shame of going against the tribe, it’s effectively turned the press upon itself. The free press is gaslighting itself into total and absolute submission.
And we can see that this is happening. And we can point to it.
What I’m getting at with all this is that it’s important to keep in mind that the US-centralized empire has given us information that can be used against it in devastating fashion if we’re clever. Even while Assange is locked behind bars, even while whistleblowers are being intimidated away from whistleblowing and journalists are being intimidated away from publishing leaks, we are being given information that we can circulate and attack the propaganda machine that’s keeping humanity docile and enslaved.
By locking up Assange, they’ve inadvertently exposed themselves for what they are, and we are now able to point at it for everyone to see. They reached too far out into the light and exposed their true face.
Never stop using this information to attack the promulgators and beneficiaries of disinformation. Never stop referring to the US and UK as “a government which imprisons journalists for publishing inconvenient facts”. Never stop calling out the hypocrisy when westerners criticize other governments for locking up journalists. Never stop reminding people who pretend to care about the free press when Trump makes mean tweets about a CNN reporter that they are willfully ignoring a threat to the free press that is infinitely greater in this administration’s prosecution of Assange. This is what they are. If anyone denies it, engage them in debate and show everyone why they’re wrong.
We are still very much in this fight. Whenever they reach into the light to silence the truth, the light shines upon their face and burns them. They reach their arms into the light of truth, and their arms turn to dust. Whenever they try to fight truth head-on, they cannot help but show the world what they really are.
Never, ever stop reminding everyone of what has undeniably been revealed in the imprisonment of Julian Assange.
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