I'd like to draw your attention to the book's section on General Michael Flynn's time at the Defense Intelligence Agency. At one point shortly before the annexation of Crimea, Flynn attended an intelligence conference in Cambridge, where he met "a talented Russian-British postgraduate."
The woman, born in Moscow, showed Flynn some of her recent discoveries in Russian archives. Flynn was so struck with her that he invited her to accompany him on a forthcoming visit to Moscow, as his official interpreter.Actually, "Misha" is the short, familiar form of "Mikhail." (It also means "bear.")
The trip didn't come off: soon afterward Putin annexed Crimea. According to Andrew, Flynn and the postgraduate student subsequently conducted an "unclassified correspondence" via email. Their discussion were on Soviet history the woman had written her dissertation on the Cheka. She was researching the role of GRU spies in infiltrating the fledgling US nuclear program for a future book.
The woman, Svetlana Lokhova, is understood to dispute some aspects of Andrew's account. There is no suggestion that she is linked to Russian intelligence. Flynn would normally have been expected to report any meeting with a foreign national to the DIA. He didn't.
In his emails, Flynn signed off in an unusual way for a U.S. spy. He called himself "General Misha."
Misha is the Russian equivalent of Michael.
"Andrew," in this passage, refers to Professor Christopher Andrew of Cambridge, the official historian of MI5. At this point, it is traditional to say these words: "He has excellent ties to the British intelligence community." So consider that duty fulfilled.
One may have to read the above excerpt a few times before formulating a should-be-obvious question: How did Andrew gain access to the Flynn/Lokhova emails?
The first thing that popped out at me when I heard this passage was the phrase "There is no suggestion that..." Most Americans aren't familiar with this ploy. In the UK, libel laws are rather more onerous than in the US, especially when dealing with an individual with a litigious history, as is the case with Lokhova. British writers have come up with a workaround: They deny an idea in order to get it on the record. The phrase "there is no suggestion..." often proves useful in these instances. Example: "There is no suggestion that Sir Michael Hanley covered up an MI5 smear campaign against Prime Minister Harold Wilson." Nowadays, one can make that claim directly, but in former times...well. There was no suggestion.
(This trick does not work in the United States. I've tried it. American readers are simply too thick.)
Lokhova also listed Flynn as one of four referees who would provide selective endorsements for her book, which is expected to detail how Russian spies penetrated the US atomic weapons programme.
Though there is no suggestion of impropriety, Flynn would have been expected to “self report” any conversation with an unknown person, especially with links to an “adversary” country, such as Russia. Lokhova has informed us that she does not have privileged access to any Russian intelligence archive and there is no suggestion that she has ever worked with or for any of the Russian intelligence agencies.
Price Floyd, a spokesman for Flynn, said: “This is a false story. The inference that the contact between Gen Flynn and a Russian [dual] national described in this story should be seen in any light other than incidental contact is simply untrue.”
Multiple sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the CIA and FBI were discussing this episode, along with many others, as they assessed Flynn’s suitability to serve as national security adviser.At this point, a digression may be in order.
The Cambridge meeting was part of a wider pattern of “maverick” behaviour which included repeated contacts with Russia, the sources said.
After he resigned from the DIA in 2014, Flynn became a contributor to RT, formerly known as Russia Today, the Kremlin’s English-language news channel.
What happened to Flynn? In the context of a discussion of Flynn -- was it on Stephanie Miller's show? I believe so -- Malcolm Nance once noted that Russian spies often try to recruit individuals recently fired from positions in the American intelligence community, on the theory that a man bearing a grudge may be approachable. I'm quite sure that Flynn would angrily deny that he switched loyalties. There is no suggestion that he became pro-Russian. However, I think it may be fair to suggest that there has been a certain evolution in Flynn's mentality, and that -- contra Nance -- this evolution occurred before he was "axed" to leave DIA.
Collusion has this to say about Flynn's DIA period:
One source, citing DIA sources, spoke of Flynn's obsession with Iran and his incapacity for "linear thought." He had a tendency to "jump around. People thought Flynn was crazy."Those who spend too much time in the company of Michael Ledeen often catch a bad case of Iranophobia.
I nodded in recognition when I read about Flynn's alleged incapacity for linear thought and tendency to "jump around." These phrases remind me of the time I spent hobnobbing with conspiracy buffs, who were infuriatingly non-linear. On many occasions, I would try to develop a normal argument in which A leads to B which leads to C, but the buffs would have none of it. Their minds don't work that way. In their minds, A leads to Q leads to C leads to Pre-A leads to Post-X leads to Orange leads to Pi leads to Lando Calrissian. And so on. When a conspiracy buff speaks, the results resemble what you'd expect from a random word generator.
I suspect that, while head of DIA, Michael Flynn became converted to -- or perhaps addicted to -- the conspiratorial viewpoint. Nowadays, the path of paranoia often leads to Putinism. I'm not sure why.
(Hmm. Is this very essay guilty of non-linear argumentation? Perhaps so. Apologies.)
Let us return to Svetlana Lakhova. Here's her website. "Svetlana Lokhova is generally regarded as the world's leading expert on Soviet and Russian espionage." But there is no suggestion that she has ever worked for Russian intelligence. Similarly, there is no suggestion that Christopher Andrew is a spook.
At least, I make no such suggestions. However, Dr. Dena Grayson (wife of former congressman Alan Grayson) wrote a rather suggestive tweet:
Gen "Misha" #Flynn flipped to #Putin tool thanks to classic honey trap at Cambridge named Svetlana.Although the term "honeytrap" implies a sexual relationship, I do not think that such a thing occurred in this case. Seriously. Don't read between the lines of this paragraph. I believe that Lokhova and Flynn became entwined on a purely intellectual level. That said: An intellectual relationship can be more compelling than the usual boy-meets-girl-on-foreign-trip scenario.
At this point, we turn to this BBC profile of Lakhova:
"Are you a Russian spy?" I begin by asking her. "Absolutely not," she replies. "I have no formal or informal connection with Russian intelligence whatsoever."
She acknowledges that the cynical will respond: "She would say that wouldn't she" - which has left her in what she describes as a "Kafkaesque situation"'.
The context of the story, she acknowledges, was part of the problem. She is female, originally from Russia and linked to Cambridge, home of the famous Cambridge spy ring recruited by the KGB in the 1930s.
Claims she was asked to travel to Russia and act as his translator, Lokhova says, are not true. She says she exchanged some emails with Flynn and his assistant after the event, although Flynn soon after left the DIA, after reportedly being forced out. "We had maybe a few emails going backwards and forwards," Lokhova says. These included details of events at Cambridge.Hm. Luke Harding, whose source appears to be Christopher Andrew, says that Lakhova was supposed to function as interpreter. Andrew's source of information seems to be the Flynn/Lakhova email chain, which somehow seems to have reached his eyeballs. There is no suggestion that GCHQ intercepted these emails and handed them over to Christopher Andrew. (If you want to read between the lines of this paragraph, I can't stop you.)
Christopher Andrew and Lakhova. Here's where things become more interesting:
On the contrary, she says that because of her work with Prof Andrew, who has worked with defectors from the Soviet Union such as former KGB archivist Vasily Mitrokhin, who smuggled out its secrets, she is viewed with suspicion in Russia.So she works with Christopher Andrew, who somehow was given access to the emails between Flynn and Lakhova. In fact, she was a post-graduate student under Andrew.
"In Britain, I am now being accused of being a Russian spy. In Russia, some think I am a British spy. And I am neither. I am just a historian who writes about an area that has become incredibly politicised."
Is she, in fact, just a historian? If so, she appears to be a uniquely privileged historian:
Ms Lokhova claims to have unique access to previously classified Soviet-era GRU material. This is highly unusual to say the least… According to a Russian historian:Her other life. But there is an even more intriguing side to Lakhova. You see, she is not just an academic with an interest in the world of espionage: She's also a banker.
“At least with the FSB and SVR [domestic and foreign spy agencies] there are places you can apply to view the archives, but with the GRU there’s not even a place to apply.”
Ms Lokhova used to work for the London branch of Russia’s state-controlled Sberbank."A bit unclear"? I'll say!
In 2015, she won a £3.2million payout after winning an employment tribunal case in London against Sberbank CIB for sex discrimination and harassment.
How Ms Lokhova metamorphosed from a Russian banker into a UK historian with expertise in GRU espionage and US atomic weapons is a bit unclear at this point.
Remember when I said that Lakhova is litigious? Here are the details:
A banker dubbed 'Crazy Miss Cokehead' by her bosses claims her £3million pay-out was not worth the gruelling legal battle and the toll on her health.I'm truly sorry about the indefensible insults that Lakhova had to endure. But one must ask: How does a historian (albeit one with unique access to GRU archives) get such a high-paying gig at a bank? I doubt that Lehman Brothers hands out such positions to graduate students who majored in history. I don't think that any high-paid wheeler-dealer at Goldman Sachs has ever said to himself: "Gosh, if I get an advanced degree in history, Mr. Blankfein will be so impressed!"
Cambridge University graduate Svetlana Lokhova, 34, was driven to a breakdown by a 'vicious' campaign of sexual harassment by bullying male colleagues.
She won her case against Russian investment bank Sberbank after judges accepted she was unfairly forced to leave her £750,000-a-year role in London.
But Miss Lokhova says her huge pay-out – including £3.14million for lost earnings, £44,000 for hurt feelings and £15,000 in aggravated damages – has been a hollow victory.
The folks at Sberbank certainly don't seem to have had much respect for Lakhova. So why did they hire her and what did she do?
The Moscow-born banker told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: 'I am one of the lucky ones in the sense that I obviously had some personal wealth because I have been in banking for a very long time.She has been in banking a very long time? Even while pursuing a graduate degree in History at Cambridge? Even while poring through intelligence files at the GRU, a privilege accorded to no-one else?
Who does that? How is it possible to have such a career? Two such careers?
We need more details on the chronology: Did Sberbank pay her a hefty salary while she was writing Spook History and attending Spook U? (That's my new nickname for Cambridge. Spread it around; I want it to catch on.)
We should note that Sperbank is not just any bank.
Sberbank Capital’s CEO, Ashot Khachaturyants, is a former senior official in Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) and its Ministry of Economic Development and Trade.If you've been following Rachel Maddow -- or perhaps reading this humble blog -- you would know that Sberbank plays a role in the Trump/Russia scandal. From an earlier Cannonfire post:
State-owned Russian financial institutions are common conduits for surreptitious intelligence work in the country.
The Chairman of the Board of Sperbank is Herman Gref, whose ties with Trump are undeniable. Google "Herman Gref Trump." In particular, see here and here.Christopher Andrew is an unusual fellow. Let us return to the Intel Today blog. In the following, "CIS" refers to Cambridge Intelligence Seminar, where Flynn met Lakhova:
The CIS was set up by official MI5 historian Professor Christopher Andrew.I'm trying to get my head around this. To reiterate: Andrew is the official MI5 historian and the guy who helped to give us the Mitrokhin Archives (about which I remain dubious, although that is a topic for another time). He is very tied to British intelligence; one gets the impression that he could waltz into the MI5 archives as though he owned the place. Yet his graduate student is Svetlana Lakhova of Sberbank (an institution very tied to Russian intelligence) -- a banker/historian who was allowed to waltz into GRU headquarters as if she owned the place. Of course, there is no suggestion that she was ever any kind of a spy.
On December 17 2016, former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove, former policy adviser at the White House Stefan Halper, and historian Peter Martland resigned from CIS.
“Suspicious were allegedly raised after claims a new digital publishing house called Veruscript, which helps cover some of the CIS’s costs, may be acting as a front for the Russian intelligence services.
The publishing house, which, according to its website, is based in London, is also publishing a new journal, the Journal of Intelligence and Terrorism Studies.
Some of those involved are thought to be concerned that Russia may attempt to use the link to the seminars to influence sensitive debates on national defence and security.”
And Andrew's seminar itself may have been paid for by a Russian front. As though such a thing could happen without his Spookworld friends knowing all about it.
Cambridge Analytica. Remember when I called Cambridge University "Spook U"? You will not be surprised to learn that the university has direct ties to Cambridge Analytica:
In recent years, the company has moved to exploit the revolution in big data to predict human behavior more precisely, working with scientists from the Cambridge University Psychometrics Center. The United States represented a critical new market.We all know that Cambridge Analytica helped Trump get elected. Cambridge Analytica, staffed in large measure by British intelligence veterans, has done very sensitive work for the British and American services. CA employed Steve Bannon, America's most beloved "nationalist." (That's the term we're supposed to use in polite society, though some may prefer another word beginning with N.) Robert Mercer is often said to be the owner of CA, although that claim is not quite true. CA has done very sensitive work for the British and American services -- and yet this private intelligence group has strong ties to Russia.
In the following excerpt from an earlier Cannonfire post, "Firtash" refers to Dmitry Firtash, the Russian oligarch linked to both Paul Manafort and (but of course!) Vladimir Putin.
How does Firtash -- a notorious Ukrainian gangster linked to both Putin and Paul Manafort -- tie into the firm? To be honest, we can't be sure. We know that a CA/Firtash link exists (doubters need only google Firtash Cambridge Analytica), but we don't know its precise nature.If you want to trace the ties, start here. Warning: It gets complicated.
Something very strange is going on here. I don't claim to have a handle on it. Whatever it is, it goes much deeper than even Luke Harding's book suggests.
A final word: I have tried my damnedest to make this complicated story "linear." My intention was to write a logical, easy-to-follow post in which point A leads to point B which leads to point C. The problem with stories about this underworld is that one soon becomes bogged down in a very non-linear collision of plotlines. It's difficult to know which points are vital and which are digressions.
To be blunt: It's almost impossible to make sense of this shit. Maybe that's why conspiracy buffs are so "jumpy" in their thinking.
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I am curious as to the woman's family background. I am thinking of Anna Chapman, who was very much a Russian banker in London and also a Russian honey trap, and whose father was some flavour of KGB chappy.
Additionally, I just googled Anna Chapman.
"“Trump is a politician who has the backing of forces just as influential as those behind Clinton, the only difference is that they like to keep a low profile, because their vision of the future world order means a revolution in U.S. foreign policy. And after that revolution happens, there will be no room for people like Clinton, who has blood on their hands.”
She's a pro-Trump instagram star now.
Here's Dearlove on Trump, Brexit, terrorism and Christopher Steele.
He says "I've not seen anything that convinces me at all that the Russians intervened significantly in the Brexit referendum."
The UK Electoral Commission is currently conducting an inquiry into the Vote Leave Campaign organization (Brexit) which appears to have violated UK political funding laws.
The source of those violations are related to AggregateIQ, a small Canadian firm which has been highly credited for its work in the campaign by senior members of Vote Leave, and a guy called Chris Wylie. Aggregate IQ holds the political 'microdata' database used by Cambridge Analytica and Chris Wylie is the link between the two organisations. Essentially, Aggregate IQ is the means Cambridge Analytica used to distance itself from any charge of direct involvement in the Brexit campaign, both in funding and political campaigning.
And, of course, Richard Dearlove is closely tied to the Henry Jackson Society, a hard right transatlantic think tank based in London that includes the likes of Richard Perle, William Kristol and James Woolsey.
It's hard to know what game Dearlove is playing.
Non-linear thinking:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PSueHOY-Jk
Journalist J.J.Patrick has been documenting Russian interference in Western elections using CA.
fred, I'm grateful for your links. Like you, I'm mystified by the role played by the Cambridge spy contingent. It may be that Trump owes as much to Cambridge as he does to Moscow.
I corresponded a bit with a former member of the Henry Jackson society. You know, I really should try to find that old email exchange. If memory serves, that fellow had things to say which may be germane to the present discussion.
maz, I've been around people who would have considered that conversation perfectly sensible.
The Fucking Moron Treason Weasle Party aka known as the GOP taking millions in campaign influence money from Russian/Putin :
https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2017/12/15/putins-proxies-helped-funnel-millions-gop-campaigns
Joseph, it's a bit long so publish or ignore as you see fit.
There is a cesspool of links between the British establishment (Tories, UK Intelligence and the like), racist war monger groups such as the Henry Jackson Society and like-minded US groups such as Breitbart. It is an affiliation of overlapping political interests which can shift at any time. So Dearborn can talk down Trump while still supporting much of what he does. As I read it senior UK Intelligence figures and (some) hard Right politicians are working in tandem to achieve common ends: domestic political control, unfettered, libertarian economies and an aggressive foreign policy aimed at curbing China and Russia. And, of course, uncritical support for Israel. So they hype terrorist-Muslim fears, pursue Brexit and destroy electoral systems in order to achieve this. That they have to utilise Russian cyber-bots along the way is just the price to pay. But they all have different personal goals.
Of particular concern is the repeated evidence (see links above) that Cambridge Analytica was seeking to conceal its role in usurping campaign finance and political advertising laws, both in the UK and US.
Back to those Henry Jackson links. Lord David Trimble has been providing a free parliamentary pass to Dr Alan Mendoza, anti-Muslim bigot and Exec Dir of the HJS.
Sir Geoffrey Pattie is a former Conservative minister for defence procurement and President and former Chairman of SCL. He was also Pres. of First Defense, a conservative national defence and security think tank that had links to then Secretary of State for Defence, and later Brexit Secretary of State for International Trade, Liam Fox. Fox finds a welcome at HJS events.
And who could forget Raheem Kassam. Breitbart London’s first managing editor and its future editor in chief. Kassam was hired away from the HJS in 2014 (where his role was to ratchet up public anxieties about radical Islam) in order to become a senior adviser to Nigel Farage, Trump's bosom buddy.
More here and here.
There is no suggestion that the United Kingdom is a small Island plaything of wealthy Putin connected Russian oligarchs pouring money into the UK and drawing the UK into the America hating Russian sphere of influence. Turning the UK into a springboard for attacks on the USA. (See Komrad Murdoch's Empire and Proto-Fascist UK Daily Mail attacks on all things American liberal in particular)
There is no suggestion Komrad Rupert Murdoch is a Russian/Chinese patsy employed to destabilize America's federal government by creating a News network that regularly spreads lies about the government and which has spent 20+ years telling Americans how much the U.S. Government sucks. No suggestion whatsoever.
How much Putin Cock could a Tory Fuck Suck if a Tory Fuck Could Suck Putin Cock?
Then there is Dominic Grieve.
He chairs the parliamentary Intelligence and Security Committee, and the Daily Telegraph has hinted that he was concerned that the Cambridge Intelligence Seminar series set up by Christopher Andrew was being spooked by Russian intelligence. It is precisely because of such concern that former SIS director Richard Dearlove discontinued his involvement in those seminars.
That is all old hat...but that is the VERY SAME Dominic Grieve, former Attorney General, who has been in the news recently...for leading a "rebellion" of a group of Tory MPs and thereby bringing about the Theresa May government's first defeat in the House of Commons on a Brexit issue.
My spies tell me that some very well-connected Tories are calling Grieve a "traitor". The term "mutineer" has also been used.
The Torygraph reports that the Tory whips made legal threats against those who might have made allegations how they were whipping the recent vote.
That information is more important than it may sound. As far as I am aware, this is the first time that such a story about government whips has ever been circulated. Everyone knows whips indulge in dirty tricks and blackmail...but legal threats? No doubt they have been known to threaten MPs with prosecutions about their business activities, or their paedophilia, or murders they've been connected with, and even sometimes in relation to the Official Secrets Act too. But for the allegation of a legal threat by whips to come out into the open is a new departure.
It is unlikely that we are talking about an injunction to prevent defamatory publication or a libel writ. But it could well be that some very juicy threatening noise was made, probably involving an SIS judge and probably NOT involving the "everyday" function of his office.
Grieve is today claiming that he has received death threats.
Some may wonder whether he may have other communications in mind than an occasional tweet from a tattooed knuckledragger opining that he should be strung up.
Watch this guy. He may have some interesting stuff to say.
I suspect he will never be allowed back into the fold now. His mother is Anglo-French and he too has been described using that epithet. The scum who own England and who don't at the moment see any difference between the country and the Tory party have probably already called him a wog. ("Wogs begin at Calais".) He went to a French School in London which may be socially high up, but for fuck's sake it isn't on the same level as Eton, Winchester or Westminster! Yet for the time being he remains chair of the ISC. Watch him.
Meanwhile, not much of a peep from Boris Johnson, former mayor of London, a city that is home to an awful lot of Russian money.
Knives are also out for Government Chief Whip Julian Smith, who some are furious with not only because he didn't twist Grieve's balls hard enough to make him desist from voting against the government, but also because they blame him for advising at a critical point during the "first stage" of the Brexit negotiations that the DUP were onside, only to find that they were anything but.
That's the same DUP that got a mysterious donation and spent it on the Leave campaign...which may have been Russian but may also have been Saudi...yet now the British government which depends on DUP "confidence" and on its support in money votes agrees a huge weapons deal with...Qatar.
How's the investigation into Arron Banks going? :-)
Another week.... another series of America destabilizing events under the Russian compromised ASSHAT in the White House. Can't wait to see all the great infrastructure stuff Dotard and Putin are planning. Putin and Dotard working dick in mouth together to Make America Great Again. Beautiful! Believe me!
ASSHAT... Rhymes with ASSET get it? LOLZZZ
It's beginning to look a lot like DESTABILIZATION
Everywhere you go
Take a look at the I-5 at 10, backed up once again
With derailed train cars and traffic lanes aglow
It's beginning to look a lot like DESTABILIZATION
Chaos across the land
But the prettiest sight to see, is the PERP WALK that will be
Out the ol' White House front door
A pair of Gestapo boots and treasonous fuckers in cahoots
Wet Dreams of the Trumpy and his Homies
Russian Moles that will talk and Trumpeteers on a walk
Is the hope of Mueller and Comey
And Americans can hardly wait for TREASON trials to begin
It's beginning to look a lot like DESTABILIZATION
Everywhere you go
Mass shootings from a Hotel, runaway trucks in the park as well
The sturdy kind that can take a blow
It's beginning to look a lot like DESTABILIZATION
Soon the TRIALS will start
And the thing that will make them sing, is the Putin Mole that Mueller will sting
Trump will break a sweat and crack a nervous KFC fart
It's beginning to look a lot like TREASON
Soon the TRIALS will start
And the thing that will make them sing? The charges that Mueller will bring,
In his own sweet time. 2018!!!
I might as well put this here.
Those who would like to try to unravel the Russian contribution and the Zionist contribution to the Trump phenomenon may also care to look at the bad blood between Saudi and Qatar, including as it relates to Iran (and therefore the Zionists), Russia, the British Tories, the Arab world, and, if you like, the next big global economic and financial upheaval which surely cannot be far off.
There are several ways in to this morass.
For instance, one might start with the Qatari rescue of Barclays Bank in 2008. While Lloyds and the Royal Bank of Scotland got bailed out by the British government, Barclays got saved by Qatar. Earlier this year, a fraud case got underway against senior executives at Barclays for what they allegedly did at that time. Small potatoes? Think again. Absolutely fucking unprecedented is more like it. Yet another sign that the British elite is falling apart.
Or one might begin with the attempt to isolate Qatar that was launched by the Saudi princes and their pals, applauded by the big swinging dick in the White House who practically and somewhat ludicrously claimed credit for the princely move. Given the huge warplanes deal that the Qatari princes signed with the British state a few days ago, the Saudi effort doesn't seem to have been very successful, does it? Does anyone think the Saudis may now be a spot annoyed at the perfidious Brits? There they are, the poor princely darlings, trying to ISOLATE a bunch of rival princes in Qatar, Trump says "go for it", and then, the next thing they know, the Brits are flogging the Qataris a lot of expensive warplanes.
Older hands will be aware that usually whenever something happens in Britain that the Saudi princes don't like, all they have to do is snap their fingers and watch the Brits - the BBC, the judges, the newspapers, the government, whatever - grovel like there was no tomorrow.
But not this time. I told you things are changing.
Could it be that Qatari money - which owns the Shard in London, by the way - has got some of the Brits by the short and curlies?
Some - itching like latter-day Basil Zaharoffs for Saudi to help Israel by starting a major war with Iran - have called the Saudi-Qatar split the "Second Arab Cold War". The picture gets a bit confused as the Qatari princes - not Israel, not the CIA, but the Qatari princes, OK? - get accused of backing both the Arab "Spring" and Daesh. D'you know what? I don't think the Qataris are that powerful.
No prizes for speculating that the hacking of Qatari news sites - an operation in which it was suggested that the emir of Qatar backs Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas, and Israel (sic) - may not have been the work of the Russians (as US agencies at first suggested) or of the UAE (as was later stated).
"I would try to develop a normal argument in which A leads to B which leads to C, but the buffs would have none of it. (...) In their minds, A leads to Q leads to C leads to Pre-A leads to Post-X leads to Orange leads to Pi (...)"
You phallocrat!
(joke)
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