Q proof.

“The Hunt for Red October”

(about as literal as it gets…)

6/10 delta. 👀

Yup, This is one to watch!

https://rumble.com/v50qb0l-reawakening-tour-showdown-in-motown-w-general-flynn-ep297.html

In shocking litmus test, FBI security inquiry tried to unmask employee’s Trump support, memos show

FBI officials conducting a top-secret security clearance review for a longtime employee asked witnesses whether that employee was known to support former President Donald Trump, if he had expressed concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine or had attended a Second Amendment rally, according to internal memos that prompted a complaint to the Justice Department’s internal watchdog alleging political bias inside the bureau.

The employee’s security clearance was revoked months after the interviews, which confirmed his support for Trump and gun rights and his concerns about the COVID vaccine, according to the documents obtained by Just the News.

The memos show that agents for the FBI’s Security Division asked at least three witnesses in spring 2022 whether the employee, whose name and job title was redacted from the memos, had been known to “vocalize support for President Trump” or “vocalize objections to Covid-19 vaccination.” Agents ascertained from at least one witness that the worker, in fact, had declined to get the coronavirus inoculation.
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Biden To Offer Saudi Arabia Defense Treaty In Exchange For Official Ties With Israel

The White House is prepared to roll out a plan that will make Saudi Arabia a Japan-style ally in exchange for new official ties between Riyadh and Tel Aviv. While the Biden administration has invested substantial effort to get the deal inked, it is likely dead on arrival because Saudi Arabia refuses to normalize with Israel unless Tel Aviv agrees to the creation of a Palestinian state. 

According to American, Israeli, and Saudi officials speaking with the Wall Street Journal, Washington is prepared to sign an agreement to defend Saudi Arabia if Riyadh establishes regular ties with Tel Aviv. However, it would not be a ‘peace agreement,’ as the two countries are not at war. 
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Court rules for DHS employees alleging their division was disbanded in retaliation to their whistleblowing

Federal employees who are not promoted after blowing the whistle on wrongdoing at their agency could be victims of reprisal, a federal court has ruled, even if the expectation of advancement was never explicitly guaranteed. 

A group of Homeland Security Department employees won an initial, precedent-setting ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit last week after initially losing before the Merit Systems Protection Board. The three employees said they were stripped of certain duties and responsibilities, and even saw their division within Customs and Border Protection disbanded, after they sounded the alarm DHS was failing to comply with a 2005 law. 
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“Hey Hollywood, the signs are everywhere. You can run but you can’t hide?”
- Steven Baldwin on X (in front of a “Neo QLED 8k” sign)

WikiLeaks' Assange extradition appeal to be heard next month

LONDON — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s appeal against extradition from Britain to the United States will be heard next month, court officials in London said on Tuesday.

The Australian-born Assange, 52, is fighting extradition to the U.S. where he is wanted on 18 charges, nearly all under the Espionage Act, relating to WikiLeaks’ mass release of secret U.S. documents — the largest security breaches of their kind in U.S. military history.

His appeal will now be held on July 9-10, a spokesperson for Britain’s Judicial Office said.
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