GOOGLE'S ERIC SCHMIDT STEPS DOWN: 24 Hrs After Trump Signs Asset Seizure Executive Order, QANON HINTS Clinton/trafficking CONNECTIONS: The End of Google Gestapo!
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WASHINGTON, D.C., December 22 – Eric Schmidt stepped down as CEO of Google's parent company, Alphabet, early this morning, less than 24 hours after President Trump signed the executive order freezing assets of "major human rights abusers" involved in criminal international trafficking enterprises and corruption. With Net Neutrality repealed and Schmidt stepping down, this could mean the end of Google's monopoly of the internet and the censorship and policing activities the company is engaging in worldwide.
Also of note, is the fact that a class action law suit against Google for censorship and several other violations of the terms of use was filed in Massachusetts yesterday. The law suit is spearheaded by Natasha Trump News, the outspoken Trump supporter who has experienced extensive censorship and defunding on her Youtube channel.
Schmidt has very close ties to the Clintons, having made enormous contributions to Hillary's campaign and it may now come out that Google has had a role in the election fraud of the DNC.
Jerome Corsi, veteran DC political analyst and award-winning journalist, spoke candidly today that he believes Schmidt's decision will prove to be connected to international human trafficking abuses that Trump has taken on in his recent executive order. Schmidt's ties to the Clinton's and their financial dealings will be investigated under the new executive order.
The following is an excerpt from Jerome Corsi's article on Infowars.com, posted with permission:
from: Jerome Corsi
QAnon Links Resignation of Google’s Schmidt to Trump’s Executive Order
The highly secretive intelligence operative known as “QAnon” set off an Internet firestorm on Friday by posting a cryptic message on 8chan suggesting it was no coincidence that Eric Schmidt resigned as the executive chairman of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, around the same time President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday.
The executive order allows the Treasury Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of State, to confiscate the U.S. assets of anyone materially assisting, sponsoring, or providing financial, material, or technological support to those engaged in human rights abuses and/or corruption.
An annex published by the Treasury Department simultaneous with Trump signing the executive order made clear Trump has empowered the Treasury Department to implement the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act by confiscating the assets of “malign actors worldwide” who violate this act.
Deeper analysis reveals 13 people named in the Treasury annex as “serious human rights abusers and corrupt actors” target a range of individuals including the former president of Gambia and a Myanmar general; more broadly, the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control names 39 other individuals sanctioned by the U.S. government worldwide who are subject to having the U.S. government confiscate their assets within U.S. jurisdiction.