call me fish
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he said kelly because he was basically a third party and went off what we were saying at the time
[THREAD RETIRED] Isabella Loretta Janke / Bella the Chris-Chan Incest Troll and her clique of extremely sick people - Original thread. Historical purposes only. Not updated. Refer to forum for current info/discussion.
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>regular brain
cwc raped his mom
>planet brain
cwc raped HER mom
>orbit brain
barb brought this on herself through decades of emotional abuse
>galaxy brain
the daughter of two glows did it
cwc raped his mom
>planet brain
cwc raped HER mom
>orbit brain
barb brought this on herself through decades of emotional abuse
>galaxy brain
the daughter of two glows did it
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I'll point out this account was following Louis and Bella, and it even shared/liked Louis' "that's not me on the farms" post.
Gunt Gallop
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he may have referred to her as kelly because of me and the thread, i'm 1000000% positive he only knew her as "Bella" and confirmed that much to me via private messages, i'm confident G offered every bit of info he could release, and Fiona released what she thought relevant without revealing embarrassing stuff like how she wanted to fuck chris/crushing on chris. until something changes i'm satisfied they've been up front
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Reminder to not call any of the phone numbers listed in this thread and yell "JULAAAY" or some shit.
Please do not show up to anyone's house
Please do not threaten people
Also, do not attempt to extort anyone into providing the full audio call with Chris. In fact, don't extort anyone for any reason
Generally speaking, please do not do anything that could be considered "stalking" or "harassment" or "extortion" because these people can definitely afford good lawyers and Null has enough legal expenses to worry abouy as it is.
Contacting schools or places of employment with factual information about misconduct is probably not illegal or a tort, although some people would frown upon it.
What I will say is that if the info here does enough reputational damage, and people otherwise behave themselves, none of the people doxed here will want to draw more attention to it with a lolsuit (nor would they really have grounds to if people don't break the law or commit torts).
The goal is to put as much info out there as we can and hopefully not make Null have to hire more lawyers.
Please do not show up to anyone's house
Please do not threaten people
Also, do not attempt to extort anyone into providing the full audio call with Chris. In fact, don't extort anyone for any reason
Generally speaking, please do not do anything that could be considered "stalking" or "harassment" or "extortion" because these people can definitely afford good lawyers and Null has enough legal expenses to worry abouy as it is.
Contacting schools or places of employment with factual information about misconduct is probably not illegal or a tort, although some people would frown upon it.
What I will say is that if the info here does enough reputational damage, and people otherwise behave themselves, none of the people doxed here will want to draw more attention to it with a lolsuit (nor would they really have grounds to if people don't break the law or commit torts).
The goal is to put as much info out there as we can and hopefully not make Null have to hire more lawyers.
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I did not expect this level of plot thickening. Good thread, I hope future employers see this for years to come.
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True, but not everyone has government parents, and I bet if Bella did show us her conversations with Chris, there might be a mention or two about her secret agent parents or the like.
GMorden
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Fucking hell I haven't laughed that hard in a while
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I don't think this was answered earlier. What does this mean for the validity of the "BDSM rope" screenshots?
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"Don't you see? My secret power all along was being retarded!"
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Either real or intentional misinfo by the trolls they intended to release for lulz, but it came early due to their panic.
That's my opinion.
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I do wonder what the glowies higher ups feel when they realise that the glowies' daughter is a massive antisemite! Oy vey! Mossad not happy!
Passing Through Town
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nertz
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The animals have been the real heroes of this saga
call me fish
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It means Isabella had something real hot to rub off to whilst she was waiting for her plans to come together.
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The timeline is shifting. There's been too many coincidences and ups and downs in this ride for it to have not shifted.
This will probably be the last truly incredible thing to witness and be a part of live on the Internet too. It all goes to shit from here.
This will probably be the last truly incredible thing to witness and be a part of live on the Internet too. It all goes to shit from here.
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Seriously. I'm tired as fuck right now, but all you exceptional individuals/redditors thinking of messing with this girl need to get a grip on what you are dealing with.
It seems like a few of you have bothered to look at the parents a little further, and found the key stuff, so thanks as I won't have to repeat all of it.
Not only is the mom from secret service, working at GWU, a bigtime partner with CIA and State, but dad is CIA as well as Seal Team 6. On top of that, one of his many national security firms is a company he started with a couple Jewish CIA friends called "Data Tribe". I'm not even anti-semitic, but that gave me a laugh. Oh, and they are a startup full of former NSA and CIA guys moving into private sector and leverage their knowledge and capabilities there. And the only Five Eye country they don't work with? The Kiwis... you can't make this shit up.
Where former spies are going to become cybersecurity startup founders
DataTribe has been incubating companies staffed by former intel community members, planting the seeds for an east coast startup community dedicated to cybersecurity.
www.cyberscoop.com
"At its core, DataTribe is fundamentally built on a series of dynamic relationship with intelligence agencies in four of the five countires make up the Five Eyes intelligence alliance: Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and U.S. The group leverages those relationships to attract talent capable of developing commercial security and analytics software that is essentially inspired by secretive and classified technologies.
“Every night at 6 p.m. here we host about 20 to 30 people from various intel agencies and research labs, and they’ll get a pass, and they’ll come here just to work on their own ideas,” said Janke, who co-founded and previously served as CEO for mobile cybersecurity company Silent Circle.
This article has a lot more. Fuck around and you can find out.
Money Machine
This week marks the ninth anniversary of 9.11. In that time, the focus of America's military efforts has moved from Afghanistan to Iraq—a war whose "end" President Barack Obama announced last week—and now back to Afghanistan
The owner of this armed mercenary company had an office and owned a house in Santa Fe through 2004.
Before he hit it big in Iraq, Michael A Janke was hawking his experiences as an elite military commando to conference rooms full of corporate nobodies; a 2003 Plastics News magazine write-up of Janke’s presentation to 1,000 home remodelers at a convention in Baltimore quotes the “former U.S. Navy SEAL commando who now operates Special Operations Consulting in Santa Fe” throwing around buzzwords like “know zone” and “5 percent predators.”
A year later, The New York Times was quoting Janke as a source of first-hand accounts of the fighting in Iraq. His corporate-warrior persona shifted to something like an action hero, the leader of a mercenary force in America’s not-yet-unpopular war in Iraq.
An archived page from an old SOC-SMG website, dating to 2004, contains answers to some “frequently asked questions”:
“What is SOC-SMG doing in Iraq?
“We are providing security support to US Defense Contractors to recover and dispose of Captured Enemy Ammunition… As you have all probably seen on any of the major news programs the Iraqi Army under Sad[d]am Hussein has amassed a huge arsenal… This is a monumental and extremely important task that requires professional and effective security…
“What are SOC-SMG Rules of Engagement?
“We fall under the DOD Rules of Engagement. Basically, if threatened, respond with the necessary force to resolve the threat…"
“What type of weapons does SOC-SMG have available?
“Currently each security person is outfitted with an M-4 [carbine rifle], ACOG scope, surefire [tactical flashlight], and 9mm pistol. We use Squad Automatic Weapons”—mounted machine guns.
In short, Janke’s men were heavily armed and engaged in the same kinds of combat as regular uniformed soldiers. Obama’s recent speech declaring “the end” of the war in Iraq, and the removal of “combat forces,” masks a simultaneous increase in the number of private security companies like Janke’s.
Signs of trouble arose quickly—and seem all the more obvious in retrospect. In May 2004, Janke’s company, SOC-SMG, reportedly arrested an American citizen for suspected “crimes against the coalition” near Najaf; according to the Times, military officials expected the man Janke’s guards arrested to be cleared of wrongdoing. SFR could find no record that the man Janke’s men arrested—himself a subcontractor to Parsons, a construction company working for the US Army Corps of Engineers—was ever charged with a crime."
By 2009, Janke’s company was high on the list of private security contractors whose lucrative work in Iraq warranted a special audit,
according to a May 8, 2009 report
by the Pentagon’s Office of the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction.
Unlike the other companies in SFR’s list, SOC-SMG’s contracts were awarded under the somewhat opaque procedures of wartime contracting in Iraq, and so SFR was unable to determine how much money the company made from the US military in the last two fiscal years. But last year, the Special Inspector General’s Office estimated SOC-SMG had won more than $272 million in Defense Department contracts since 2003.
Records indicate Janke has abandoned the City Different. His two Santa Fe phone numbers, listed in a directory of contractors published by the US Embassy in Iraq, were disconnected when SFR called last week. Janke and his wife sold their $586,000 home near Las Campanas to another couple in 2004, Santa Fe County property records show. Janke did not return SFR’s email.
The New Mexico affiliate of his company, SOC LLC, is now registered to a Philadelphia security firm, Day & Zimmermann International. A report to the US Congress by the Defense Department Office of the Under Secretary for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics shows the
military approved the acquisition of SOC-SMG by Day & Zimmermann in 2007
. According to its website, SOC-SMG maintains an office and training center in Nevada.
Although this mercenary firm’s founder may have left town, the size of his business and the violent nature of its work warrant Janke’s place at the top of SFR’s list.
Before he hit it big in Iraq, Michael A Janke was hawking his experiences as an elite military commando to conference rooms full of corporate nobodies; a 2003 Plastics News magazine write-up of Janke’s presentation to 1,000 home remodelers at a convention in Baltimore quotes the “former U.S. Navy SEAL commando who now operates Special Operations Consulting in Santa Fe” throwing around buzzwords like “know zone” and “5 percent predators.”
A year later, The New York Times was quoting Janke as a source of first-hand accounts of the fighting in Iraq. His corporate-warrior persona shifted to something like an action hero, the leader of a mercenary force in America’s not-yet-unpopular war in Iraq.
An archived page from an old SOC-SMG website, dating to 2004, contains answers to some “frequently asked questions”:
“What is SOC-SMG doing in Iraq?
“We are providing security support to US Defense Contractors to recover and dispose of Captured Enemy Ammunition… As you have all probably seen on any of the major news programs the Iraqi Army under Sad[d]am Hussein has amassed a huge arsenal… This is a monumental and extremely important task that requires professional and effective security…
“What are SOC-SMG Rules of Engagement?
“We fall under the DOD Rules of Engagement. Basically, if threatened, respond with the necessary force to resolve the threat…"
“What type of weapons does SOC-SMG have available?
“Currently each security person is outfitted with an M-4 [carbine rifle], ACOG scope, surefire [tactical flashlight], and 9mm pistol. We use Squad Automatic Weapons”—mounted machine guns.
In short, Janke’s men were heavily armed and engaged in the same kinds of combat as regular uniformed soldiers. Obama’s recent speech declaring “the end” of the war in Iraq, and the removal of “combat forces,” masks a simultaneous increase in the number of private security companies like Janke’s.
Signs of trouble arose quickly—and seem all the more obvious in retrospect. In May 2004, Janke’s company, SOC-SMG, reportedly arrested an American citizen for suspected “crimes against the coalition” near Najaf; according to the Times, military officials expected the man Janke’s guards arrested to be cleared of wrongdoing. SFR could find no record that the man Janke’s men arrested—himself a subcontractor to Parsons, a construction company working for the US Army Corps of Engineers—was ever charged with a crime."
By 2009, Janke’s company was high on the list of private security contractors whose lucrative work in Iraq warranted a special audit,
according to a May 8, 2009 report
by the Pentagon’s Office of the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction.
Unlike the other companies in SFR’s list, SOC-SMG’s contracts were awarded under the somewhat opaque procedures of wartime contracting in Iraq, and so SFR was unable to determine how much money the company made from the US military in the last two fiscal years. But last year, the Special Inspector General’s Office estimated SOC-SMG had won more than $272 million in Defense Department contracts since 2003.
Records indicate Janke has abandoned the City Different. His two Santa Fe phone numbers, listed in a directory of contractors published by the US Embassy in Iraq, were disconnected when SFR called last week. Janke and his wife sold their $586,000 home near Las Campanas to another couple in 2004, Santa Fe County property records show. Janke did not return SFR’s email.
The New Mexico affiliate of his company, SOC LLC, is now registered to a Philadelphia security firm, Day & Zimmermann International. A report to the US Congress by the Defense Department Office of the Under Secretary for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics shows the
military approved the acquisition of SOC-SMG by Day & Zimmermann in 2007
. According to its website, SOC-SMG maintains an office and training center in Nevada.
Although this mercenary firm’s founder may have left town, the size of his business and the violent nature of its work warrant Janke’s place at the top of SFR’s list.
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now that the glows are in the loop I'm not even sure if the arrest footage is real
think about how they all look just like that one jerkop
can't be a coincidence
we're through the looking glass here, people
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