Research tool that you can use to identify Senior Executive Services members.
Senior Executive Service (SES) is ~10,000 Deep State shadow government employees who are sabotaging the American Republic for the globalist agenda.
It also contains a Crimeline with its own search feature that is a mind-blowing 17 years- worth of research that the ‘white hats’ have done so that internet research sleuths have access to thousands of documents that can be used as indictable evidence for thousands of D. C. criminals.
Crimeline - PDF
The amazing research team at Americans for Innovation created a research tool for you to find SES employees in the Plum Book. In order to compile this report, they had to search widely on the internet for the bits and pieces of the report that had been scattered in digital space so that you couldn’t find it.
Make sure to bookmark this tool and share it with everyone. Let’s uncover each swamp creature, one by one, as we pull them from the slimiest pit of the D.C. swamp.
Clinton Circle
Make sure to bookmark this research tool called Clinton/Circle in order to connect the dots in the Clinton-Podesta-DNC emails. As Thomas mentioned in the audio above, anybody that communicated with Hillary Clinton on her private email server was 100% complicit in her crimes. This would include many SES employees. Use the SES search feature to find your favorite SES shadow government enemy and see if they were included in any of the emails. Remember John Podesta was SES, too…and so was Michael Horowitz, Bruce Ohr….
Sanctions List Search - Office of Foreign Assets
Just go thru it. There’s good stuff!
I’ll add this to the sticky.
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Blacksmith21 ago
FWIW - there is SES and there is SIS (Senior Intelligence Service). Same concept.
The creation of the SES/SIS service was to bridge the gap between the top of the GS structure (GS-15 / band 10) and political appointees.
I know a lot of SES and SIS. Not all of them are bad people. Truthfully, most of the ones I know are OK human beings, even though they may be assholes.
That being said, they are almost unaccountable, can't be fired, and wield large amounts of power as they control very large budgets, often topping fiscal responsibility for over a billion or more.
Q brought this up (Keystone), so there is obviously more to it than I am seeing. Thought I'd contribute my .02 worth....