10/05/2018 05:14:00 AM Emailed, Intel, News, Thoughts
Entry Submitted by Sierra (NZ) at 3:44 AM EDT on October 5, 2018

Q post number 2343 brings us the news we have all been waiting for…

https://ift.tt/2JiIUcC

‘Are you ready to see arrests?
Are you ready to see PAIN?
Are you ready to be part of history?’
Q

I love Lisa Mei Crowley’s response to this post…

‘HELL YEAH!!! Let’s make some history TOGETHER, Q WARRIORS!’ (Lisa Mei Crowley tweet)

Q post numbers 2341 and 2342…

‘Anons ready?’
Q

‘Memes ready?’
Q

If you think there is nothing YOU can do to help with RED OCTOBER, think again. Q is urging us to prepare memes, spread the word in any way we can.

Remember these inspiring words from General Flynn…

‘We have an army of digital soldiers. This was irregular warfare at its finest in politics. We have what we call here citizen journalists because the journalists we have in our media did a disservice to themselves.’

I am proud to have been a citizen journalist fighting in this army of digital soldiers. As a former journalist in the cabal media, I could not stand by helplessly when I KNEW the extent of the corruption and lies masquerading as ‘news’.

Intriguingly, Lisa Mei Crowley tweets: ‘I’ve had more than one person tell me they’ve seen tanks in DC…anyone else hearing this?’

I am writing this post in NZ at 8.40pm local time – the action could be well underway by the time I wake up tomorrow morning…

Q asks: ‘Are you ready to see arrests? Are you ready to see PAIN?’

Hell yeah!!!

Where We Go One We Go All.

Published on Sep 25, 2018
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One week ago, President Trump stood up at a meeting of the United Nations Security Council and accused China of attempting to tamper with US elections – mimicking some of the same allegations that had first been levied against Russia nearly two years prior. In his speech, Trump claimed that China was working to undermine Republicans, and even the president himself, warning that “it’s not just Russia, it’s China and Russia.” While the media largely shrugged off this proclamation as more presidential bombast probably inspired by the burgeoning US-China trade beef, the administration continued to insist that it was taking a harder line against Chinese efforts to subvert American companies to aide the Communist Party’s sprawling intelligence apparatus. As if to underline Trump’s point, the FBI had arrested a Taiwanese national in Chicago the day before Trump’s speech, accusing the 27-year-old suspect of trying to help China flip eight defense contractors who could have provided crucial intelligence on sensitive defense-related technology.

Trump’s presidential alert test was far more than meets the eye.

It was a public display by the Alliance and a way of discretely informing the public of the what’s to come.

The sting operation involving the RV is over.

The timing of the RV is no longer a security concern.

The SCOTUS confirmation vote is essential to the timing of the RV via negotiated terms under GESARA law.

Mass military tribunals followed by a stock market collapse is now inevitable.

It will be the “break in the system” required to activate the QFS and release the RV.

Switzerland is even publicly expressing their willingness to participate in the QFS.

https://ift.tt/2NncLkS

As Q stated, be prepared, united we stand, strong together.

This is Red October.

The end of the Cabal.

Check out the wonderful Q proof in this short video – President Trump makes a definite Q sign in the air with his finger at a recent rally…

https://twitter.com/PhaedenDev/status/1047565188176781312

As this final mighty battle intensifies, President Trump and the Alliance team will be working extremely hard to keep you informed, encouraged and, most importantly, UNITED.

Do not fall into divisive thinking. That is the only ammunition the cabal has left – stirring up doubt, fear and separative attitudes in your hearts and minds. Think VERY carefully before you say or post anything. Are you helping or hindering the cause?

Fight back with Unity and Love. President Trump and the Alliance team need you!

Where We Go One We Go All.

Some have already said it could be “the quickest SEC settlement in history.”

What Happened

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday charged Tesla Inc
TSLA 2.07%
CEO Elon Musk with securities fraud for his Aug. 7 tweets about taking the company private. On Saturday, the SEC charged Tesla with failing to have required disclosure controls and procedures relating to Musk’s tweets.

The SEC said Saturday Musk and Tesla have agreed to settle these charges against them “without admitting or denying the SEC’s allegations.” Among the settlement’s requirements:
◾Musk will step down as Tesla’s chairman and will be ineligible to be re-elected chairman for three years;
◾Tesla will appoint a total of two new independent directors to its board;
◾Tesla will establish a new committee of independent directors and put in place additional controls and procedures to oversee Musk’s communications;
◾Musk and Tesla will each pay a separate $20 million penalty. The $40 million in penalties will be distributed to harmed investors under a court-approved process.

Why It’s Important

Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond School of Law, told CNBC it may be “the quickest SEC settlement in history,” and it appeared “it was better for each to compromise and not drag out this dispute. All secured something they wanted and gave up something.”

Loup Ventures’ Gene Munster said this could be a wake-up call for Musk. He also said this open board creates a big opportunity for the company.

“The open board chairperson role creates an opportunity for Tesla to potentially put someone in place that is capable of influencing Musk and helping Tesla reach sustainability,” Munster wrote in note. “Al Gore, currently on Apple’s board, could be an interesting fit given his interest in climate change. Former Boeing CEO Jim McNerney would also be a good option as the former chairman at the company.”

Tesla Inc.’s plunging stock price indicates investors want Elon Musk to quickly cut a deal with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The question is whether the notoriously unpredictable chief executive officer will take the hint.

In suing Musk Thursday, the SEC put shareholders’ worst-case scenario on the table: Musk’s potential ouster from Tesla.

The regulator had offered a much lighter punishment that would have allowed him to stay on as CEO, while paying between $5 million and $10 million, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.

Under the scrapped settlement, Tesla would have also faced a financial penalty, though it was lower than Musk’s, the person said.

But the accord was refused, and Tesla shares have tanked. That puts intense pressure on Musk and the electric-car maker’s board to stop the bleeding.

“He needs to settle, and the Tesla board needs to force him to settle,” said John Coffee, director of the Center on Corporate Governance at Columbia Law School.

Tesla stock (TSLA) plunged 14 percent to $264.77 Friday afternoon in New York, wiping out $7.3 billion in shareholder value. It was the biggest drop for the shares since November 2013, and the stock is now down 15 percent for the year.

Musk, 47, tweeted on Aug. 7 that he had the funding secured to take Tesla private, which sent the company’s shares soaring.

He wrote in a blog post six days later that his statement was based on meetings with Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, including one in which an unnamed managing director strongly expressed support for such a transaction.

The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that the Tesla chairman and CEO has dug in on this point. Musk believes he had a verbal agreement in place with the Saudi Public Investment Fund to help finance a take-private transaction, the newspaper said, citing a person it didn’t identify.

Moving with unusual speed, the SEC on Thursday accused Musk of falsely asserting that he had lined up funding to take Tesla private. The regulator said it’s seeking unspecified monetary penalties and, more importantly, will request that a judge bar Musk from serving as an officer or director of a public company. The SEC didn’t sue Tesla.

“My own belief is that the SEC would not have asked for a bar” if Musk had settled, Coffee said. “One can view the proposed bar as a nuclear threat to induce him to settle.”

The regulator’s aggressive move came after Musk rejected a deal that would have subjected him to a short-term bar from serving as Tesla’s chairman, said the person who asked not to be named because the potential accord was never public.

SEC spokesman Ryan White declined to comment, while Tesla officials didn’t respond to a request for comment.

The SEC’s terms might have seemed reasonable to the typical CEO who had ended up in a situation like Musk’s.

But Musk is far from typical, as demonstrated by his recent decisions to smoke marijuana on a podcast, call a cave explorer in Thailand a pedophile and send out tweets during market hours stating that he was going to buy out Tesla at $420 a share.

After the SEC sued, Musk remained recalcitrant. In a statement, he called the regulator’s decision an “unjustified action” that had left him “deeply saddened and disappointed.”

While the SEC and Musk might still reach a settlement, for now the agency’s suit is moving forward. The case was assigned to U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan, an appointee of former President Barack Obama who has seven years experience on the Manhattan federal court. Nathan has set an initial court appearance for Feb. 1.

It’s not unusual for the SEC to lay the trump card of a lawsuit on the table when it can’t get a target under investigation to settle.

In 2010, the agency famously accused Goldman Sachs Group Inc. of peddling a mortgage security without telling investors that a hedge fund had helped design the asset and was betting that it would fail. The case was dropped in the middle of the trading day, and predictably Goldman shares plunged.