Hillary Clinton and the Nephilim.
It's all about their elite bloodlines.
What were we really searching for in Iraq, and did we find it? 🤔

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Hillary Clinton and the Nephilim.
It's all about their elite bloodlines.
What were we really searching for in Iraq, and did we find it? 🤔
The mainstream media—and by extension, the American public—is getting played time after time.
@vox‘s Carlos Maza breaks down the “October surprise’ phenomenon 👆
For an hour, Hillary sat in a replica of the Oval Office pretending to read her own emails as part of an art project. To make her humiliation more complete, HILLARY was staged at the Despar Teatro Italia, a former theater turned into a supermarket. Confused shoppers watched a former American presidential contender pretending to be the President of the United States in an Italian supermarket.
There’s your chicken, your canned tomatoes and your pasta. Upstairs is a crazy lady who thinks she’s the President of the United States. Go easy on the chardonnay, you don’t want to end up like her.
This list has been around for awhile, but worth a re-post.
With an endless supply of Clinton foundation money you can buy anyone and anything.
The Post is reporting that House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) asserted/joked back in June 2016 that Vladimir Putin had paid Trump.
Flash back to May 17, 2016: Republicans KNEW
US Intelligence Committees shared info with McCarthy and Ryan. Later, we would learn from the FBI, the DNC server(s) was hacked by Russians in Sept. 2015.
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said in June 2016 that he thought Vladimir Putin had paid then-GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
The problem is that even sarcasm is almost always laced with truth. And when it came to Trump colluding with Russia, June 2016 was early even for sarcasm.
“I’ll guarantee you that’s what it is. … The Russians hacked the DNC and got the opp [opposition] research that they had on Trump,” McCarthy said with a laugh.
Ryan asked who the Russians “delivered” the opposition research to.
“There’s … there’s two people, I think, Putin pays: Rohrabacher and Trump,” McCarthy said, drawing some laughter. “Swear to God,” McCarthy added.
Then Paul Ryan shut it down
“This is an off the record,” Ryan said.
Some lawmakers laughed at that.
“No leaks, all right?” Ryan said, adding: “This is how we know we’re a real family here.”
“That’s how you know that we’re tight,” Steve Scalise said.
“What’s said in the family stays in the family,” Ryan added.
Here’s why the comments from McCarthy, Ryan and other Republicans are relevant. One month later, on June 14, 2016, "Russian government hackers penetrated DNC“
At the time, U.S. intelligence agencies knew that the Russians had hacked the DNC and other institutions, but Moscow had yet to start publicly releasing damaging emails through WikiLeaks to undermine Trump’s Democratic challenger, Hillary Clinton. An FBI counterintelligence investigation into Russian efforts to influence the presidential election would open the following month, in late July, [FBI Director James B.] Comey has said in testimony to Congress.
Members of US House Intelligence Committee
Republican Devin Nunes, Chairman, 22nd District of California
Republican Trey Gowdy, 4th District of South Carolina
Republican Mike Conaway, 11th District of Texas
Republican Peter King, 2nd District of New York
Republican Frank LoBiondo, 2nd District of New Jersey
Republican Tom Rooney, 17th District of Florida
Republican Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, 27th District of Florida
Republican Michael Turner, 10th District of Ohio
Republican Brad Wenstrup, 2nd District of Ohio
Republican Chris Stewart, 2nd District of Utah
Republican Rick Crawford, 1st District of Arkansas
Republican Elise Stefanik, 21st District of New York
Republican Will Hurd, 23rd District of Texas
Treasonous Republicans #VoteThemOUT
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Men accused of harassment and abuse shared a bizarre obsession with Clinton's emails. This is not a coincidence
"I won’t explain to you the email situation since apparently you think you know all about that, but what did Trump do that was worse than that?" No, please explain, I insist. You see, I didn't bring it up because I think I know "all about that". I brought it up because I doubt you do - you or any other trump fanatic.
Okay well first let me to try to explain this one more time: I am not a Trump fanatic. I don’t even like the guy. I think he is better than Hillary Clinton but that does not make me a fan. I agree with him more policy-wise than Hillary Clinton but I don’t like him as a person and he was not my choice for the Republican candidate and I was quite upset when he became the nominee so just because I hate Hillary more does not mean I like Trump.
Secondly, I’m not going to sit here and write out the whole story of Hillary Clinton’s emails just because you don’t think I know anything about it. I doubt you know much about it because for some reason you think it isn’t worse than anything Trump has done.
But, since you insist, I will say that the email scandal involves knowingly mishandling classified information on a private server (of which one of the results was the deaths of Americans in Benghazi from a terrorist attack), lied several times under oath about it and claimed she had turned over all the emails when, in fact, she had deleted over 30,000 of them. That’s the jist of it although of course we could go into a lot more detail. Now please, I insist you tell me where I am wrong and what the actual email issue was and how it’s not as bad as anything Trump did.
And I’m still waiting for answers on what Trump has done that’s worse than the things Hillary did.