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Now They’re Fucked: IRS Has Been Investigating the Clinton Foundation Since July

As tweeted by Wikileaks and reported on by the Dallas Observer, the Clinton Foundation has been under investigation by the IRS since July, after 64 GOP members of congress received letters urging them to push for an investigation. Of note, the investigation is being done out of their Dallas office – far away from Washington insiders.

The Earle Cabell Federal Building in downtown Dallas is an all purpose office complex, a bastion of federal bureaucracy located at 1100 Commerce St. Most people come for a passport or to get business done in front of a federal judge. But inside, a quiet review is underway that has direct ties to the raging presidential election: The local branch of the IRS’ Tax Exempt and Government Entities Division is reviewing the tax status of the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation.

Assuming the Dallas IRS field office doesn’t have a similar Clinton Puppet as the DOJ, I think it’s safe to say that the entire criminal enterprise called the Clinton Foundation is done.

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WIKILEAKS TWEET: State Department Releases 357 New Clinton Emails – Part Of Coup?

Things are flying so fast today, forgive the brevity. After the ~4PM EST tweet about the missing two terabyte drive, Wikileaks just tweeted this:

Here is a screenshot, but I encourage you to click the link in the tweet and go to town.

For the US State Dept to release these emails, now, only reinforces the notion of a coup.

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WIKILEAKS UPDATE: TWO TERABYTE HARD DRIVE MISSING, #PodestaEmails28 Out **UPDATED**

SECOND UPDATE: See Fly’s Analysis HERE

UPDATE NOW:

 

 

The “Circa 4PM EST” Wikileak is out:

One wonders why Wikileaks felt it necessary to plug this tweet before dropping it. Must be some VERY SPICY stuff inside.

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Stocks Flat, VIX Not Buying It, Oil Hammered, Treasurys Barfing $SPY $TBT $VXX

As I write this, the S&P 500 looks angry:

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A closer look at the chronic minute chart. Quite the battle:

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Nasdaq getting sharia stoned, but making a stand?

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Russell 2K looks like it wants to fight it’s way back:

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VIX not giving anyone the benefit of the doubt:

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Oil getting tossed into oblivion:

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Treasurys getting jacked:

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Gold looking hedgey:

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Some of my favorite yield names getting chopped up:

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Let’s see where this battle of the bastards goes

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FRAUD: California Scheming As Man Discovers 83 Ballots Sent To One Apartment

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Color me shocked. As Fox reports, a San Pedro, CA man was minding his own business, tending to his garden, when he looked over at his 89 year old neighbor’s two-bedroom apartment and saw TWO HUGE STACKS OF 2016 BALLOTS! All 83 ballots had different names going to the same address of this 89 year old woman who lives alone.

The man who found the ballots, Jerry Mosna, took them to the Los Angeles Police department, which directed him to the Post Office. Not confident in the USPS’s ability to get to the bottom of anything, Mosna’s neighbor, John Cracchiolo called the LA County Registrar’s office.  The office of the Registrar had this to say:

“We are carefully reviewing our records and gathering information to fully identify what took place.  Our preliminary assessment is that this appears to be an isolated situation related to a system error that occurred causing duplicate ballots to be issued to an address entered for a single voter. We are working directly with the system vendor to ensure the issue is addressed and to identify any similar occurrences.”

Whether or not this is an isolated incident (it’s not), keep your eyes peeled for shenanigans over the next 5 days.

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CLOSING IN: Deep FBI Source Reveals Book “Clinton Cash” Kicked Off 2015 Case “Actively and Aggressively Pursuing,” Indictments Coming

Breaking updates below

THIS MAY BE IT: Fox’s Brett Baier, upon word from a source deep within the FBI, reports that the book “Clinton Cash” kicked off a massive 2015 investigation into the Clinton Foundation – and in particular, Pay to Play. Remember, five days ago Chris Wallace NAILED an increasingly nervous Robby Mook over the Clinton Foundation. Mook sat there with his carnival face.

The day after the Chris Wallace interview, the FBI reopened the email case against Hillary Clinton. Mook’s grilling and and the Clinton Foundation news was dropped like yesterday’s cold soup. I was afraid this was the cover – the Clinton play to get the Clinton Foundation off the headlines.

Not only has the FBI Vault Twitter account been releasing all sorts of interesting and cryptic breadcrumbs lately relating to the Clintons, we have a high level CIA guy (Tom Clancy wrote about him), who was Former Dep. Sec of State under Kissinger, Vance and Baker, who served Presidents Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, and Bush I, with degrees from Cornell, Harvard, and M.I.T., shedding light on the situation.

As you may have seen already, Brett Baier’s source within the FBI has basically confirmed that things are majorly going down right now, and indictments should follow.

And as Fly posted earlier:

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And my thought on the matter:

 

 

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Facebook Posts Great Quarter But Warns Of Shitty 2017, Down 7% After Hours

Shares of Facebook (FB) are getting hammered after hours following CFO David Wehner’s warning to analysts that one of their principal sources of income, advertising revenue, may “come down meaningfully” in 2017 due to “ad load,” and that they may also come up short in Q4 2016.

What is “ad load” you might ask? It’s a nice way of saying that there’s a level at which customers are so turned off by advertisements that they stop using the site.

“They have reached the limit of the ad frequency on news feed, so they are going to have to find revenue growth from other areas like pricing, user engagement, user base growth” said Edward Jones analyst Josh Olson.

Compounding next year’s anticipated revenue hit, Facebook plans to aggressively spend on more engineers and data centers in order to ramp up growth and capacity.

On the bright side, Facebook actually posted an otherwise solid quarter. EPS came in at $1.09/sh (.97c est), and the social media giant tacked on a 55.8% rise in q/q revenue, up to $7.01 billion ($6.92B expected). Mobile advertising accounted for 84% of Facebook’s total ad revenue in Q3, up 6% from a year earlier.

 

 

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