Q POST 3607 that mentioned Franklin Templeton Investments and their corruption including Obama, the Democrats, and geting fines for dishonesty. In Q's Post 3607 Q mentions PROJECTION. President Trump is facing Impeachment hearings for a phone call to UKRAINE and here is proof the Democrats and Obama did worse. They are projecting their guilt on President Trump. Q's Post "What happens when the PUBLIC discovers the TRUTH [magnitude] re: [D] party corruption? What happens when the PUBLIC discovers the TRUTH re: [FAKE NEWS] coordination w: [D] party to conceal, shelter, and protect those criminally responsible? Define 'Projection'. THE GREAT AWAKENING SHEEP NO MORE WWG1WGA!!! Q" Part of this is from the article Q put in his post. FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INVESTMENTS "The son of Templeton's founder, John Templeton Jr., was one of President Obama's MAJOR CAMPAIGN DONORS.. Another fund-related character is Thomas Donilon. Managing Director of BlackRock Investment Institute, shareholder Franklin Templeton Investments, which has the largest share in the fund. It is noteworthy that he previously was Obama's national security advisor," Derkach said. The MP said that the presidents of Ukraine and the United States should combine the efforts of the two countries to establish facts of corruption and money laundering with the participation of citizens of both countries. "President Zelensky must pick up the phone, dial Trump, ask for help and cooperation in the fight against corruption and fly to Washington. The issue of combating international corruption in Ukraine with the participation of citizens, businessmen and U.S. officials should become a key during the meeting of the two presidents," he said." I FOUND AT LEAST 3 TIMES FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INVESTMENTS GOT IN TROUBLE AND HAD TO PAY FINES. THEY DON'T SEEM TO LEARN BECAUSE THEY DON'T CARE TO BE HONEST. Once in 2004. then in 2005, and again in 2019. There is probably more. Franklin Advisers and Franklin Templeton Distributors to Pay $20 Million to Settle Charges Related to Use of Brokerage Commissions to Pay for Shelf Space FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2004-168 Washington, D.C., Dec. 13, 2004 -- The Securities and Exchange Commission today filed settled charges against Franklin Advisers, Inc. (FA) and Franklin Templeton Distributors, Inc. (FTDI) (collectively, Franklin), the investment adviser and principal underwriter and distributor affiliated with the Franklin Templeton mutual funds, alleging that Franklin, without proper disclosure, used fund assets to compensate brokerage firms for recommending the Franklin Templeton mutual funds over others to their clients. This practice is known as compensating brokerage firms for “shelf space.” As part of the settlement, Franklin agreed to pay $1 in disgorgement and a $20 million penalty as well as undergo certain compliance reforms. Canadian regulator fines Franklin Templeton - report Published: Mar 3, 2005 12:59 p.m. ET BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- Franklin Templeton Investments Corp., a unit of Franklin Resources BEN, -1.44%, was reportedly fined $39.4 million Thursday by the Ontario Securities Commission, Canada's biggest regulator, for allowing market timing in its funds, according to Reuters. Earlier this week the OSC said it was considering a settlement over questionable trading practices at Franklin Templeton's Canadian mutual funds, and Franklin had disclosed the investigation in regulatory filings. Shares of Franklin Resources lost 1.1 percent to $71.18 Thursday afternoon.  Franklin Templeton pays $13,850,000 to settle self-dealing lawsuit Posted on February 20, 2019	 Franklin Resources will pay $13,850,000 and make other provisions to settle a lawsuit alleging that defendants breached their Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) fiduciary duties by causing Franklin Templeton’s 401(k) plan to invest in funds offered and managed by Franklin Templeton when better-performing and lower-cost funds were available. The case was settled shortly before trial of the lawsuit.