Link to Spreadsheet of ~35,000 Resignations=Sealed Indictments? (REFERENCE)

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[Hostage]

These may not be sealed indictments but credible sources say these ~35,000 resignations correlate with the sealed indictments.

All resignations are cross-referenced to news links. The lines appear to be well-sourced. So this cross-referencing lends legitimacy to the list.

Many of the resignations are GRUESOME such as one example described in line #1198.

Clickable Link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B-95giwldeKgsd0nYiw_sEaSf4kGNLZgEIvEhL2mVAw/htmlview?sle=true#gid=0

It's too much for one person to research and absorb, so it's put in Breaking News. I use Breaking News very sparingly. Admin Mod please review for appropriate inclusion in Breaking News.

This is often referred to as the BIGGEST TAKEDOWN IN US HISTORY.

[kelly4c]

Why does it make you so angry that some people believe in, or are skeptical but remain open minded about, something that does no harm to anyone? When you talk about truth you act like you know for sure what the truth is but in reality you couldn’t possibly unless you have inside info.

[MayflowerMadam]

“There are a LOT of FREEPERS who are NOT interested in this garbage,”

There are a LOT of FReepers who are not interested in many threads and topics posted, e.g., Catholic Kool-Ade threads, the spying lizards thread, etc. It’s easy to ignore things that don’t interest you; I do it all the time.

[kelly4c]

“you people are not only nuts, but nasty”

Um. Who’s being nasty? Live and let live lady, or sir.

[mad_as_he$$]

The entire 35,000 sealed indictments thing is the question in my mind. I am reasonably familiar with operations of the court system. Processing that many indictments in the claimed timeframe would collapse the already rickety system. Not to mention the union scum that represent these now “over worked” court clerks would be out screaming bloody hell if they were doing that much work. Basic logic says that there is some kind of glitch, reorganizing of records or a fundamental misunderstanding of how the system works.

[yldstrk]

very irritating

[sonofagun]

Looks like a bi-polar psychotic episode. OP is off medication.

[IncPen]

Thanks for the post.

I wish I could find out who is forcing the trolls to read these threads.

[cgbg]

This thread is perfect for explaining the difference between data and information. :-)

[nclaurel]

When you see a thread relates to Q, why not just quit reading and move on? Why post a dozen plus times? You are not changing minds. Move on to what you do believe.

[dljordan]

“Yeah, I find Q to be similar to astrology. You can’t take it seriously.”

Obviously your ninth Chakra is in Uranus.

[dljordan]

“Conspiracy theories, lol. I saw with my own eyes this very week one of the legendary black helicopters. Up close (30 yards), No tail numbers or any identifying markings, black as coal, about twice the size of a huey, with an extended boom on the front of it, in southern Ohio no less. What’s up with that? Why is it here, one wonders.”

I used to live a few miles from Ft. Campbell. The black helicopters with the booms on their noses used to fly down my creek at treetops level. The boom is a refueling probe and the helicopters are special ops.

[poconopundit]

The first question that comes to mind is: what is the normal annual turnover among CEOs?

Well, I googled and found a Feb 2018 story in the New York Post: CEO turnover is the highest it’s been in 8 years

And there's a good discussion of possible reasons for the higher number of resignations.  It also says one-quarter of the execs remain at the company in another capacity.

My analysis: With Trump onboard, we're in a new economic for companies.  Rather than a CEO holding his cards close to the vest — as you needed to do in the high-tax/high-regulation Obama years — today there's an emphasis on expansion and hiring.

CEOs must also address major shifts, such as the growing power of "digital businesses" as this chart suggests.

One company, Amazon, who doesn't even show up on this list of high-profit firms, is now a $178 billion powerhouse widely disrupting the marketplace.  Amazon is probably forcing many CEO changes, particularly in the retail business.

So there are good business reasons to put a new kind of CEO at the helm these days. 

As to wider swamp-clearing causes of these resignations, well, I think more evidence is needed to back up that claim. 

[Robert DeLong]

Styx - Too Much Time On My Hands

[edzo4]

Hostage, Don't worry about the little trolls parroting the New York Times and Washington post fake news talking points claiming they represent everyone on Free Republic..

The Conspiracy Theory That Says Trump Is a Genius - NY Times 4/6/2018

The conspiracy theory behind a curious Roseanne Barr tweet, explained - WAPO 3/31/2018

POTUS AND PATRIOTS Know the TRUTH!

[grey_whiskers]

Counterpoint.
What is the average number of indictments/yr in CONUS?

[grey_whiskers]

Q is, of course. With the microchip installed secretly in their head. They can prove it with mathematical precision, don’t you see.

[Duchess47]

Thank you for this link.

Interesting information isn’t it? Seems a disproportionate amount for sexual misconduct.

[IncPen]

Q is, of course. With the microchip installed secretly in their head. They can prove it with mathematical precision, don’t you see.

It amazes me that they are attacking the lack of proof with Q... and offer no proof against Q, other than their own opinion.

I'm just grateful they're here to save us from ourselves.

[Cboldt]

FWIW ...

https://www.spencerstuart.com/research-and-insight/2017-ceo-transitions

[Basket_of_Deplorables]

The big “sealed indictments” thing is a red herring, as usual in Qookville. They don’t update the list when they are unsealed. It’s not some up-to-date tracker.

But hey, it’s good to give false hope and send people on goose chases, right?

Think! You know more than you know!!
(see, I can do it, too)

Geeze people.