Qanon Bring the Pain, Pain, Pain, digs up some rabbit holes with interesting elites and networks! Tried to paste all of this here, but there is a great deal of research and evidence so I have to post the link because there is a character limit and the web of deceit is so very vast and large so to attend to the depth it takes time and can get quite involved.  Full Article Here](https://steemit.com/qanon/@artistiquejewels/qanon-bring-the-pain-pain-pain-digs-up-some-rabbit-holes-with-interesting-elites-and-networks) Complete with sources.  In this particular Q drop he staggers the word pain. I realize there is much here that all researchers have in the past and will continue to attend with Google along with other platforms and their role of control and censoring. Not to mention ES and what has been done in NK. This post is meant to attend to the Pain, Pain and Pain. This was drop 1545 from June 18. Look at there. Codes a 6 and 9 in both. Once again, just because the Cabal usurps numbers for their symbolism doesn't mean numbers aren't important all throughout creation and existence. I find it interesting how the letters align. This is what you get when going down vertically. So just allow me some speculation and rabbit hole spelunking. P could be Potus AP could be ap or Access Point IAP could be IAP Worldwide Services Digging deeper into this program I find many interesting facets. On their website they tout that they use a, " global network of integrated capabilities to ensure the U.S. government is capable of fulfilling its many missions in any dynamic environment. We are prepared to meet the challenges of the global environment." When you poke around into their about page, you find statements like this, "AP is a leading provider of global-scale logistics, facilities management, and advanced professional and technical services. With more than 2,000 employees in more than 25 countries around the world, we solve our public and private sector customers’ most demanding challenges. For us, we engage the “unexpected.” From natural disasters to overseas battlefields, we are ready at a moment’s notice — with the experience to plan, coordinate and carry out complicated logistical and technical challenges. We maintain, manage, and operate military installations the size of a small city, civilian facilities, and remote research laboratories. IAP delivers the people, technologies, and program management required to support its customers’ workforce flexibility needs around the globe. For more than 60 years, we have built a reputation as a responsive and reliable market leader, not only meeting, but exceeding customer expectations. The issues that keep our customers up at night are the same ones that get us out of bed in the morning. It’s how we set ourselves apart – by adopting our customers’ missions as our own, channeling our passion, conviction, and experience into inventive solutions and exceptional results." There are various sections, but this one caught my eye, "Government Contract Vehicles Learn more about the contract vehicles that allow us to share our experience, ingenuity, and dedication with government, defense, and national security agencies." Their capabilities include, "Capabilities Learn more about our global-scale logistics, facilities management, and advanced professional and technical services. Government Services Expeditionary Infrastructure Power Services Within the site you can poke around in these links to dig deeper. Very interesting to poke around their history as they say they have been there from the Beginning! For example, in 1990 in 2005 you will find this statement, "CONTINUING THE TRADITION IAP acquires JCWS and its wholly-owned subsidiary Readiness Management Support (RMS) to form IAP Worldwide Services. Specializing in three lines of business — Global Operations and Logistics, Base Operations Support Services and Professional and Technical Services — the company builds on its reputation and experience to solve complex problems and respond to changes in our rapidly-evolving global environment." Just interesting. Then in 2006 even more interesting, "SOLUTIONS FOR EXPANDING MARKETS IAP acquires G3 Systems Ltd., a British engineering company operating in the UK and overseas. G3 provides its government, commercial and international clients with a wide range of facilities, services and solutions, ranging from deployable, modular systems to fixed infrastructure and associated support services. G3 has the capability to design, deliver, operate and maintain equipment and facilities on a global basis, based upon its understanding and experience of operating in challenging locations and harsh environments." 1953 heralds the opening up of Airport Master Planning, that's rather useful for a Global Mission. "HISTORIC FIRSTS Pan Am World Services, Inc. begins building and operating America’s first space launch complex base in Cape Canaveral, FL. The company supports testing for more than 2,500 launches, including early air-breathing missiles and the manned shuttle program. Over the next 45 years, the company begins to provide full facilities maintenance support, including airport master planning, construction management and engineering services." Of course their hands have been in the energy deals as is heralded in 1989, "MANAGEMENT AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY Johnson Controls, Inc. acquires Pan Am Services, Inc. forming Johnson Controls Worldwide Services Inc., becoming a global leader in the operations, maintenance and management of military bases and commercial facilities. JCWS develops innovative new ways to increase energy efficiency while automating a facility’s environmental control, lighting, fire and security systems, and provides technical support and temporary personnel services for its growing customer base." Guess who just joined their Board of Directors recently? Mike Rogers. As you will recall he was influential in trying to pass the CISPA. The House passed it in 2012 but they couldn't get it to pass in the Senate. Mike Rogers was a Representative from Michigan from 2001 to 2015 and was on the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence from 2011 to 2015. This is what an article found in techdirt states, "It would appear that Rep. Mike Rogers, the main person in Congress pushing for CISPA, has kept rather quiet about a very direct conflict of interest that calls into serious question the entire bill. It would appear that Rogers' wife stands to benefit quite a lot from the passage of CISPA, and has helped in the push to get the bill passed. It's somewhat amazing that no one has really covered this part of the story, but it highlights, yet again, the kind of activities by folks in Congress that make the public trust Congress less and less. It has seemed quite strange to see how strongly Rogers has been fighting for CISPA, refusing to even acknowledge the seriousness of the privacy concerns. At other times, he can't even keep his own story straight about whether or not CISPA is about giving information to the NSA (hint: it is). And then there was the recent ridiculousness with him insisting that the only opposition to CISPA came from 14-year-old kids in their basement. Wrong and insulting. Of course, as we've noted all along, all attempts at cybersecurity legislation have always been about money. Mainly, money to big defense contractors aiming to provide the government with lots of very expensive "solutions" to the cybersecurity "problem" -- a problem that still has not been adequately defined beyond fake scare stories. Just last month, Rogers accidentally tweeted (and then deleted) a story about how CISPA supporters, like himself, had received 15 times more money from pro-CISPA group that the opposition had received from anti-CISPA groups. So it seems rather interesting to note that Rogers' wife, Kristi Clemens Rogers, was, until recently, the president and CEO of Aegis LLC a "security" defense contractor company, whom she helped to secure a $10 billion (with a b) contract with the State Department. The company describes itself as "a leading private security company, provides government and corporate clients with a full spectrum of intelligence-led, culturally-sensitive security solutions to operational and development challenges around the world." Hmm. Sounds like a company like that would benefit greatly to seeing a big ramp up in cybersecurity FUD around the globe, and, with it, big budgets by various government agencies to spend on such things. Indeed, just a few months ago, Rogers penned an article for Washington Life Magazine all about evil hackers trying to "steal information." In it, there's a line that might sound a wee-bit familiar, referring to the impression of hackers as being "the teenager in his or her parent's basement with bunny slippers and a Mountain Dew." Apparently, both of the Rogers really have a thing about teens in basements The article is typical FUD, making statements with no proof, including repeating the NSA's ridiculous allegation that hackers have led to the "greatest transfer of wealth in American history." It's such a good line, except that it's completely untrue. The top US companies have recently admitted to absolutely no damage from such attacks. The article also lumps in "hacktivists" like Anonymous, as if they're a part of this grand conspiracy that needs new laws." See more here https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130417/16253022748/oh-look-rep-mike-rogers-wife-stands-to-benefit-greatly-cispa-passing.shtml Interestingly through all of this fear, uncertainty and doubt, Kristi Rogers also discussed in her Washington Life article (Print version) how important and necessary it was to pass cybersecurity legislation in Congress. See the rest including AP, NIA and all the IAP encompasses in the link above. Covered as much as I could, but there is so much would love to see what you all find/have found poking around!  A ton more with info on AP and NIA in the link.   What you all think?  Godspeed!