i don't know what to do with this pile of crap, and i want your help. winchester virginia has some odd things going on. (pizzagatewhatever)

submitted ago by bolus

original gusifer find by @2impendingdoom : https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1516773

follow up by @quantokitty outlining several businesses : https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1517186

there are tons of interesting connections made within these two threads.

international adoption agency (with a terrible record), counseling services, medical billing company, PHD psychologist, all under one roof, with a common thread of ownership/partial ownership.

a few more threads connected paule-carres to some other companies/countries which didn't add up, but i stuck with the winchester, va angle.

found that the winchester municipal airport a few miles away has international-landing permissions, you can clear customs here with the right documentation/notice...it's a special airport. https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1532891

i've been watching flight traffic for a few days, and nothing really interesting has arrived/departed. barely a handful of flights per day. @pieintheeye mentioned to me that there are special airports which the CIA are allowed to fly in/out of without logging.

i started digging into that story. nothing.

then i started to wonder. for such a special airport, with such a small amount of traffic...how could it justify the special certification?

this led me to goof around with google maps for a while. here's what i found.

there are several virginia based foreign companies (some current, some closed) across the road from this airport. bear in mind that this is just the sampling of FOREIGN registered companies i took from IMMEDIATELY across the road...there are several more businesses nearby, and several other domestic-only companies across the road:

AMK Products, maker of restoration parts for cars: http://archive.is/5qk7F

Mike's Auto Shine, LLC, an...auto...detailer?: http://archive.is/pQmty

AES Limousine Service: http://archive.is/iYWgG

which became AES Corporate ServicesL: http://archive.is/6Uc0l

GPS Outfitters - retail sporting goods?: http://archive.is/KHAHq

My Three Sons - a moving company: http://archive.is/ZiQQ8

Datalux, maker of rugged computers/tablets: http://archive.is/Ez6qT

this one is reeeeealy interesting -

Golden Seal Enterprises, INC. http://archive.is/int7Y history: http://archive.is/iAUM2

owned by THE GUY WHO FOUNDED SEAL TEAM SIX. http://archive.is/tboS1

that's neat.

HIS (wife/co-owner/girlfriend?) WORKED FOR MANTECH. http://archive.is/ueMJf

MANTECH bought HBgary, and HBgary is...who...targeted wikileaks?: http://archive.is/38tYO

there's something going on in winchester, i'm sure.

oh, and then there are these yahoos:

Protiviti, a large government contract company made up of old arthur anderson folks: http://archive.is/ZPkoA

look at their locations. all cities, all big areas...and then...phbbbt...winchester.

the fortress group is also represented: http://archive.is/5WOE7

and they look big time everywhere. also...phbbbt...winchester. http://archive.is/V5TdN

i have no idea what any of this means.

so, to recap: podesta <=> paule-carres <=> winchester,va <=> golden seal enterprises <=> mantech <=> hbgary <=> wikileaks?

there's something going on in winchester, i'm sure...and remember, this is a city with an official population of 27000 people. it's tiny.

someone help me out - does any of this mean ANYTHING to anyone?

edit: here's the pic from google maps that i love. the grey arrow is golden seal, and yes, that's the entire airport, where an alleged 2000 international flights are cleared through customs every year.

https://i.sli.mg/pS6Rex.gif

(i'm putting this ONLY in the whatever sub because it's so weird and inconclusive...if it gains traction, or is believed to be important for pg, i'll dupe it)

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2impendingdoom ago

http://vaguard.dodlive.mil/2012/07/24/1743/

STARBASE Academy (2012)

WINCHESTER, Va. – The Virginia National Guard hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Winchester STARBASE Academy July 23 at the Cherry-Beasley Readiness Center in Winchester. Students from Frederick Douglass Elementary School of the Winchester Public Schools took part in the first-ever five-day program that ended July 27.

Science and Technology Academies Reinforcing Basic Aviation and Space Exploration, or STARBASE, is a Department of Defense educational program, sponsored by the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs where students participate in challenging activities in science, technology, engineering and math. Students are immersed in a unique classroom experience for five days where all activities are student-centered, hands-on, encourage higher order thinking and incorporate STEM applications in the real world.

“This program is important not only for Winchester, not only for Frederick County, not only for Virginia, but for the entire country,” said Congressman Frank Wolf. “These are our future scientists and astronauts.”

Wolf explained that a study conducted by the National Science Foundation determined that fifth grade was the best time to reach out to kids to get them interested in science and math, so that is why the STARBASE program targets that particular age group. He stressed the importance of developing math and science skills in order to help the United States remain competitive with other nations throughout the world.

Just before the official ribbon cutting, STARBASE Program Director Susan Corrigan introduced her staff of three and explained the Eggbert activity the students would be demonstrating. In the activity, students had to try and construct a safety harness for an egg that would allow it to safely fly down a cable with the goal of protecting the egg at the end of the flight. Students had a budget for how much they could spend on the raw materials for the safety harness.The Winchester STARBASE Academy, sponsored by the Virginia National Guard and based in the Cherry-Beasley Readiness Center, will partner with public and private schools in the region with the goal of working with approximately 800 students in the first year. The full program will begin in late August.

Wolf also acknowledged the important role of the local Air Force Association in bringing the program to Winchester. For more information, contact Susan Corrigan at 540-686-4964.

— To view photos from the event, visit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/vaguardpao/sets/72157630722655688/