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originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: 777Vader
My analysis of comms in Musk's X PRIME GRID tweet...
originally posted by: FarmerSimulation
www.bitchute.com...
Just wanted to place this somewhere and it belongs here.
A few predictions from 1956.
Crona virus
originally posted by: Crazierfox
[]originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: 777Vader
tweet...
K-329 Belgorod (Russian: БС-329 «Белгород») is a modified design of the Oscar II class (NATO designation) Russian nuclear submarine.
Fri, Mar 10, 2023
U.S. Authorizes Seizure of Russian-Owned Boeing 737
DOJ Alleges Violations of Trade & Import Sanctions
seize the aircraft, a Boeing 737-7JU—better known in aviation circles as the Boeing Business Jet (BBJ).
seize the aircraft, a Boeing 737-7JU—better known in aviation circles as the Boeing Business Jet (BBJ).
I have not checked this out
So blackmail at all costs to American Security.
Page worked for OSS head ‘Wild Bill’ Donovan, and in her secretarial role she came to learn everything about him and other key players at the agency.
“I had the goods on him, and I played it for all it was worth,” she’s quoted as saying in “The Sisterhood: The Secret History of Women at the CIA” (Crown).
The new book by author Liza Mundy depicts how women in intelligence have had to endure rampant sexism and misogyny for decades — and how some cunning gals, like Page, used it to their advantage.
As former agent Jonna Mendez explained to Mundy: “You could come in with a master’s degree in French, and they would put you into the typing pool … [And] the first job was to get out of the typing pool.”
“They knew who was angry with whom and who was undermining whom and who was having sex at lunchtime with a woman not his wife. One former secretary recalled that she paid all her boss’s bills, ‘wrote his mother a letter every week,’ and knew how much he spent on therapy sessions.”
While Page was initially relegated to a traditional female role despite her high level of education, she used the access to information she had as secretary to manipulate colleagues for her own advancement.
She memorized files on most people at the agency and, crucially, she also had pictures. “Meaning: incriminating photos,” writes Mundy.