Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Briefing

This site is intended for researchers and journalists who want to quickly grok the work of George Webb. This is my own summary of George's work.
  • Some of the data are backed up by sources and citations.
  • Some of the data are backed up by George's confidential sources.
  • Some of the data are George's working theories.
To keep this document streamlined, I will not provide sources and citations. Some of them can be found by going to George's youtube videos and consulting the slide show accompanying many of his videos (particularly the earlier videos).

This summary document is subject to change, as the investigation changes, and as my understanding of the investigation changes.



Overall
Organized crime involving government and business. This includes pay to play and influence peddling. It also includes running ratlines for guns, nuclear materials, drugs and human trafficking.

The main government players are:
Senate Armed Services Committee - Arms deals, weapons contracts
Senate Foreign Intelligence Committee - Resource plays including oil, gas and minerals




Communications Backbone
The overall data architecture was designed by James Clapper. The lowest level communication nodes are secure Blackberries. Private gmail accounts are also used to conduct official government business. 

All government contractors and subcontractors are forced to use designated Blackberries, thus making all of their data available to the organized crime network. 


NGA Is being combined with NSA and DHS data for a 7×24, geo-spatial surveillance system. Pakistan ISI did it with NADRA for biometric tracking, but they needed the Awan Brothers to get satellite data. Until Nanosat technology came along.


Promis
Prism
Palantir
PTech

Molly Macaulay




Memphis Maersk Ship  
4 containers that were "diplomatic containers" (an extension of the "diplomatic pouch").
The containers were owned by The Awan Brothers.



Hillary's theft of the Democratic Primary candidacy 
NGP Van software



Whistleblowers, Investigators, and Leakers
Monica Peterson
Seth Rich
Sean Lucas
Deaths of 3 wikileaks executives
Eric Braverman
Bernard Wisenant