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Grand Egyptian Museum set to be completed in coming months
bureau to disclose information from a laptop belonging to Seth Rich
If the judge refuses, the FBI has asked for a delay of 66 years.
President Joe Biden's plan to fix a broken border just got the green light in Canada.
originally posted by: Thoughtful2
a reply to: FlyingFox
Now it makes sense.
Circling back to the Purchaser Agreement that was signed with Pfizer.
Peter McCullough Tweet
Scroll down to Ehden tweet reply.
"Pfizer in their manufacturing supply agreement for the Covid-19 jabs has stated that anyone who participated in their marketing and promotion activities [including non-Pfizer employees] will be part of the ABSOLUTE indemnity they received."
So everyone around these jabs may be let off the hook. That would explain why Rochelle Walensky looked so calm and Fauci as well. They are wandering around assuming that they will get off "Scott free".
Remember how Scott Gottlieb, while sitting on the Pfizer board, was marketing the Pfizer jab on CNN? And that is going to be okay? Anderson Cooper as well off the hook even though Pfizer is paying the bulk of his salary.
Then there are the government officials as well who mandated it. This was a bioweapon so I can't see how this agreement can hold up.
News flash- For some it will get to the point that it will not be safe to walk down the street.
The last line is concerning. Exactly what personal information was transferred to Pfizer? And by whom? Israel obviously but maybe other countries.
The Bank of England is a step closer to launching its own digital currency after a yearlong project concluded the technology could support a “diverse range” of new ways to use money.
Project Rosalind, undertaken by the UK institution and the Bank for International Settlements, kicked off last year to identify how a so-called central bank digital currency, or CBDC, would work in practice and what benefits it might bring.
A joint experiment by central banks has tested ways to connect monetary authorities and the private sector to facilitate retail digital currency payments, according to a new report released on Friday.
The experiment saw the London Innovation hub of the Bank for International Settlements – which groups the world’s central banks – and the Bank of England develop 33 application programming interface (API) functionalities to test more than 30 central bank digital currency (CBDC) use cases, including offline payments.
The Bank of England is currently consulting on a digital pound, which it has said will likely be needed in the future. The bank set out in its consultation that it would host the centralized ledger and the application programming interface (API) for a potential digital pound. The API would allow private sector firms to access the ledger and provide services such as automated payments.
Blockchain network Quant announced its role as part of the vendor team for Project Rosalind on Friday. In a press statement shared with CoinDesk, Quant said it had partnered with digital solutions platform UST on the project, "with Quant providing the underlying infrastructure and blockchain platform, secure smart contracts and interoperability of central bank ledgers, and UST building the frontend Rosalind API layer."
Chainlink’s (LINK) integration with major digital services, Quant’s (QNT) advancements in blockchain integration with Avalanche, and TMS Network’s (TMSN) innovative functionalities in trading are all major developments in the cryptocurrency industry.
Much of the manufacturing sector of the economy is already in recessionary territory,” Cronk told reporters at a midyear outlook presentation this week, pointing to the ISM manufacturing index, which showed that the sector contracted for the seventh consecutive month in May.
The German multinational bank’s top research team believes Washington has sparked a boom-bust cycle that now is nearing its end stage. In its house view, the recession slated to arrive as soon as October is the inevitable consequence of a series of aggressive rate hikes designed to extinguish the very flames of inflation that policymakers ignited through their own actions during the COVID pandemic.
America’s most leveraged companies got a painful reality check this week when Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned that a rate cut is still a couple of years away.
Companies will have to swallow higher borrowing costs for longer while finding a way to manage their liabilities. Rising funding costs increase the risk of defaults and distressed exchanges as firms struggle to adapt to a shrinking money supply.
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Feb 12 2018 15:15:20 (EST)
Our attack on big pharma came w/ a warning letter today.
Message received.
Response forthcoming.
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