It wasn't just becoming the first in her class to excel at Remote Viewing. Or, that she had an innate ability and knowing to get to the bottom of things. 9/11 opened up a whole new world for Cerise. Stories of hidden and diverted funds, housed in a computer in the World Trade Center in New York City, rogue operations going on in several floors in the buildings. But the casualties of war, the families going without in the United States because of the waste in military funds played on her heart. That billions were diverted to special interest groups in Congress, hidden accounts in the Caymans, Greece and Deutsch Bank made her furious. Still, combat soldiers were receiving minimal care in Veterans Hospital in a government where no one seemed to care what was going on.
Young people sacrified at the alter of greed and dollars by wealthy members of Congress who continually send people to war. Wars in which their families never participate, wars which made them lots of money as it did for Cheney and Halliburton to the tune of $40 billion in the Iraq war alone. We are told he put his investments into a blind trust while Vice President. That certainly does not guarantee that those managing the trust aren't partial to Cheney's interests. Cheney continued to retain the $34 million in his stock options as well.
And she wasn't one to wait for the Sam Ervins of the world to call it out and expose it. Cerise wanted more.
Plagued by Edward Snowden's expose on tapping into the servers of U.S. tech companies, or cable companies worldwide, NSA accessing private citizen phone records, all done with secret court orders. Or Julian Assange with Wikileaks who was brilliantly adept at cracking computer codes and exposing confidential documents and military atrocities.
Or the outtage of James Comey, former FBI Director with his refusal to end the investigation into Michael Flynn, then national security adviser secretly involved in too many Russian connections. Cerise had heard and seen too much.
It was often hard in her early days for Cerise Le Roq to be taken seriously. At least until you saw her in action. Her long brown hair, striking blue eyes and model figure at just five feet six inches quieted any room she entered. She was always composed. A bit like Elizabeth Warren in her gentle mannerisms. That was, until she had something to say.
Like the time this past fall when the Senate Judiciary Hearing invited her to sit in on a session.
"Dr. Le Roq, you have five minutes."
"Gentleman, you are in leadership roles whether at Google, Facebook or Twitter. How could you miss all these Russian posts? Don't you track where your income is coming?"
Dr. Cerise Le Roq continued, "You are all Americans. Americans. Where was your loyalty to your country?"
The poker faced, numbed-down executives offered little. They were not about to give up their private jets, housekeeping services, limos, private schools for their children, or stock options in the millions. They had a board to answer to. Executives like themselves who absconded millions with inside deals laundered away in remote banks on islands few of us have the opportunity to enjoy.
Cerise knew this was all a build up. A build up for the time when Mueller and his investigative team, who deeply loved their country, had a high degree of ethics and ability to tract funds will reveal what has been going on. The tweeter president and his family on the government dole would one by one be placed under a microscope.
It wouldn't be long until Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, would be spending less time at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
The case for the impeachment of the 45th president of the United States was proceeding. And, it wasn't about to end with just the president.
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