Seth Rich was a DNC staffer found shot to death in Washington DC on July 8th 2016.  The murder was widely reported as a robbery/homicide.  However, the killer(s) took nothing from the victim.

Rich’s watch, phone and wallet were all untouched.

The circumstances led many people to contemplate if Rich was “a source” connected to a larger story. This speculation only increased when WikiLeaks offered a $20,000 reward for any information on the murder.  WikiLeaks released emails from a DNC hack a little over two weeks ago.

Now this – via GatewayPundit.  WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange seems to strongly suggest Seth Rich was connected to the WikiLeaks DNC data leak, possibly the source, and murdered as a consequence:

Very, very disconcerting.

Candidate Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Wilmington North Carolina today at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington.  Approximately 10,000 showed up to cheer their candidate with many unable to get into the UNC Seahawks venue:

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Candidate Donald Trump is holding the second rally of the day in Fayetteville, North Carolina at the Crown Arena. Live stream coverage begins at 6:00pm EDT

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Donald Trump is campaigning today in North Carolina (Wilmington and Fayetteville), while Governor Mike Pence campaigns in Pennsylvania (Lancaster and Pittsburgh).

The first Donald Trump rally is in Wilmington, NC. at Trask Coliseum at the University of North Carolina – Wilmington. Live Stream coverage begins at 2:00pm EDT:

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Earlier today Governor Mike Pence gave a speech in Council Bluffs Iowa:

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Because you’re worth it !

Yesterday the New York Times posted a story titled: “Researchers or Corporate Allies? Think Tanks Blur the Line”.

[…] Think tanks, which position themselves as “universities without students,” have power in government policy debates because they are seen as researchers independent of moneyed interests. But in the chase for funds, think tanks are pushing agendas important to corporate donors, at times blurring the line between researchers and lobbyists. And they are doing so while reaping the benefits of their tax-exempt status, sometimes without disclosing their connections to corporate interests.

Thousands of pages of internal memos and confidential correspondence between Brookings and other donors — like JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s largest bank; K.K.R., the global investment firm; Microsoft, the software giant; and Hitachi, the Japanese conglomerate — show that financial support often came with assurances from Brookings that it would provide “donation benefits,” including setting up events featuring corporate executives with government officials, according to documents obtained by The New York Times and the New England Center for Investigative Reporting. (link)

As a person who has floated though the disconcerting world of Think Tank politics, the Times article was a worthy notation not only because of the substance within it, but also -and perhaps more aptly- because in the world of intellectual property amalgamation such a news article (research proposition) doesn’t just happen organically as a matter of happenstance.

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Remember the discussions of “optics” and trying to manufacture the perception of support for Hillary Clinton?   It’s all a pretense; a fraud; a corporate media ruse.

Well, a great example comes today from “The Hill”, an on-line media outlet promoting the speech of candidate Clinton.  Notice anything, well, ‘odd’ about the picture:

It’s a 100% photoshopped image (link) assembling multiple rally crowd pictures to give the impression of Hillary Clinton in St. Petersburg.

Hillary is holding a rally at the St. Pete Colliseum in down town St. Petersburg. Located at 353 4th Ave North, the Coliseum venue holds approximately 4,000 people.  Hillary Clinton didn’t come close to filling it: (more…)

Today Donald Trump will deliver remarks at the Cobo Center in Detroit Michigan.  The speech is anticipated to outline Trump’s economic policy agenda.  Live stream coverage begins at 11:30am EDT:

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Thank you for the invitation to speak to you today. It’s wonderful to be in Detroit.

We now begin a great national conversation about economic renewal for America. It’s a conversation about how to Make American Great Again for everyone, and especially those who have the very least. (more…)

Anyone thinking Donald Trump is not intensely serious about America-First economics received a massive dose of reality when they realized Donald Trump put reinstatement of Glass-Steagall into the Republican Platform:

“We support reinstating the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 which prohibits commercial banks from engaging in high-risk investment,” said the platform released by the Republican National Committee. (link)

CONTEXT – Beyond the larger context of Globalists VS Nationalists (Americanism), the internal opposition to Common Sense economic conservatism (Americanism) can be broken down into two categories:

♦ The first group are those who are fundamentally naive about large and historic economic issues; and how the economy was changed, forced to change through the past forty years, by financial interests who created a second, “false“, paper economy. (more…)

If this report and article is accurate; and if Donald Trump has actually hired Cambridge Analytica, then there’s another dot of clarity within the campaign matrix.  When you cut through the chatter, noise and obfuscation, Cambridge Analytica is Robert Mercer.

Without the existence of billionaire Robert Mercer -and the millions he pours into it- Cambridge Analytica would not exist.

So what is Cambridge Analytica?  You can use google, and look at the presented framework (identify how others define the psychological targeting operation) and their explanations behind  behavioral science of social media profiling/marketing and analytical tools.

It would be far too cumbersome for this discussion for us to outline the “intended” definition of the psy-ops program; and, incidentally, we abhor it – we dislike everything about it.  Taken to it’s logical conclusion, behavioral science exploited is dangerous.

The rather eccentric billionaire Robert Mercer funded/created C.A. as a social tool to target behavior.  However, the behavioral analytics tool itself is intended much less to identify behavior, and much more to shift the action of the entity being targeted.

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