It has been 10 days since we originally presented the Stonetear Revelations on September 19th.
Yesterday, Ohio Representative Jim Jordan questioned FBI Director James Comey about the “Stonetear” Reddit posting. Director Comey admits that Stonetear is in fact Paul Combetta, and the “VERY VIP” was, indeed, Hillary Clinton.
Additionally Director Comey also stated the phrase “they” in the Combetta post  (ie. “Basically, they don’t want the VIP’s email address exposed to anyone“…) most likely included Hillary Clinton’s legal team. Watch:

However, stunningly Comey appears almost disingenuous about the action of Paul Combetta (it makes no difference to Comey) where Combetta scrubbed the postings in an attempt to cover-up/hide the original intent of the document manipulation (Sept.20th).
When questioned about whether he would re-open the investigation given this information Comey gave no response.  Even more alarming is Comey admitting the influencing agents behind the request to Combetta were most likely Cheryl Mills and Hillary Clinton’s legal team during their conversations on July 23rd and 24th 2014.
How the heck can Comey sit there with a straight face and say there was no reason to prosecute any of the participants in the email scheme, when he’s now admitting they carried forethought into the process on July 24th (Stonetear), and Paul Combetta himself exhibited consciousness of guilt in his actions trying to scrub the traces of that forethought only 9 days ago?   BULLSH*T !!
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Here is the video Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Campaign are selling as intensely controversial. The video is from 20-years-ago in 1997 where Donald Trump and 1996 Miss Universe Alicia Machado appeared together at a joint press event:

Team Clinton are manufacturing an outrage, and the water-carrying media is intent on pushing their narrative.
Irrelevant 20-year-old nonsense.

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The Weaponization of the U.S. government against non-compliant citizens continues today with the U.S. Department of Labor now targeting Peter Thiel:

(Via CNN Money) The U.S. Department of Labor filed a lawsuit Monday against Palantir, a data software startup said to be valued at more than $20 billion, for allegedly being biased against hiring Asian candidates.

The secretive startup was cofounded by Peter Thiel, an investor and Facebook board member who has emerged as perhaps the most prominent Donald Trump supporter in the tech industry. Thiel is also known for backing lawsuits against Gawker Media, which forced the company to sell itself.

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And so a week later the media begins to look into the troubled back story of Keith Lamont Scott, the man killed by police during a highly publicized armed encounter in Charlotte North Carolina which led to four days of riots and social unrest.
What do they find:

Charlotte […]  Records show briefly last year, Scott’s wife took out a restraining order against him.

“He hit my 8 year old in the head a total of three times with is [sic] fist….He kicked me and threaten [sic] to kill us last night with his gun. He said he is a ‘killer’ and we should know that,” she wrote on the form last October.

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Last evening Fox News host Bret Baier interviewed Congressman Trey Gowdy about the Friday document dump from the FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email system.  The response from Chairman Gowdy is essentially the same reaction as everyone else who has a reasonable understanding of the events.
The most concerning aspect within all recent discussions is an acceptance we must all reach that the FBI Director James Comey specifically knew the DOJ (Loretta Lynch) was not going to prosecute anyone involved in the scandal from the outset.
With the knowledge in mind that his FBI investigation needed to structurally come to a conclusion, which would be conducive to dove-tailing the preconceived DOJ intent, the Comey investigation began handing out the DOJ’s mutually beneficial immunity agreements.  This FBI action essentially guaranteed Secretary Clinton would be immune from DOJ prosecution.

The conclusion reached by Representative Gowdy is almost identical to the conclusions drawn by our own research, and by the Observer yesterday, and by the Thompson Timeline report last week.  The FBI investigation was a sham.
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An interesting dynamic today as Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway appears on the same Sunday morning talk shows as Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook.
The unusual media scheduling alignment allows political followers a rare compare and contrast opportunity.  Not only to compare the campaigns and their respective messages, but additionally to contrast the approaches by same media personality toward the same campaign position….
…And boy was the bias brutally obvious. Watch:
CNN – Jake Tapper interviews Kellyanne Conway (confrontational):

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Facing continually diminishing poll results in Ohio CNN’s Jeff Zeleny reports the Clinton team is essentially ceding the state to save resources.  Michigan could be the next to drop.

Additionally, Team Clinton are relying almost exclusively on Philadelphia, and to a lesser extent Pittsburgh, to fend off a similar situation in Pennsylvania.
Donald Trump’s economic message and outlined ‘America-First’ policy agenda is most effective in the states where Clinton/Bush/Obama… and now candidate Clinton, policies have been the most disastrous for the middle class workers.
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The Charlotte North Carolina police department have released Dash Camera and Body Camera footage of the Keith Scott shooting.  This is the fifth video (3 eye witnesses and two police releases):

Dash Camera Footage (link):

Body Camera Footage (link):

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REVELATION ONE: One IT Worker Joked That A 60-Day retention Policy For Clinton Would Be A “Coverup Operation.” “But one IT worker took a somewhat cavalier attitude, joking in one interview that a new 60-day retention policy was a ‘Hillary coverup operation’ — which sparked the Trump campaign’s anger.” (Tom LoBianco, “FBI Releases Notes From Clinton Email Investigation,” CNN, 9/23/16)
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A stunning admission.  Made even more stunning when you consider what the climate was at the time between Russia and the United States.  Remember, ’70-’80 is the peak soviet era of intensely hardline psychological communism.   Most people have forgotten today that it was the Soviet Union who supported China during the Tiananmen massacre.

“This was back in 1980, and I thought back to a previous election where I voted, and I voted for the Communist Party candidate,”  (link)

It’s a little murky in interpretation did Brennan vote communist in 1980? or did he vote communist prior to 1980 and make the admission during the polygraph in 1980?
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