-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions ---ASCENSION--- -Part- --43--

a reply to: Thoughtful2

THIS!!!! is a really, really big deal...i dont like all the quiet.

This has been quite the page turner. Back to Bill Gates book "How to Prevent the Next Pandemic".

Chapter 2. Create a Pandemic Prevention Team. Page 42

EOC= Emergency Operations Center 9 [Pakistan model]. Imagine if you will an operation where health workers go house to house to give oral polio vaccines, which are increasing the incidence of polio. A command room is set up with maps and data is collected on who receives it and who refuses. 2020 the refusal rate was 1.7%.

Gate's plan is to put the GERM team on EOC steroids. There is one major difference.
The GERMERS from the GERM team do not treat patients. Inversion- Gates admits that the focus is reversed.
Find a disease and then do nothing about it.

"You might have noticed one obvious activity that's missing from GERM's job description- treating patients. That is by design."

How much is this going to cost? $1 billion a year for salaries of 3000 people along with equipment and travel. But what about Climate Change?

This gets better if that is possible *[8] "This organization should not be paid for by private citizens. It needs to be accountable to the public and have authority from the WHO."
Well Gates must have forgotten that he, as an individual, is one of the largest funders of the WHO.

a reply to: autopat51

I agree!
Continuing on with Billy the author. I decided to conduct a number experiment with the book. Key numbers are #8, 11 and 17.

Chapter 5. Find New Treatments Fast starts on page 111.
Frankly I find this chapter disturbing. The exact opposite was done and we ended up with the dangerous jabs.

Adding some meat to the bones he points out that the WHO established a disinformation section on their website as early as February 2020 and that was before a pandemic was announced officially March 11, 2020.

Much of the battle was over treatment. Gates lists Hydroxychloroquine, sweet wormwood, mineral supplements, antibiotics, and vodka and black pepper. It is very noteable that he does not include ivermectin.

However on page 112 he does.
"ivermectin is a standard treatment for various parasitic diseases in people and animals. Obviously just because a drug treats one condition doesn't mean it will work on Covid, but it's not irrational to hope that it might."

"But I do think that there would have been fewer wrong ideas going around about Covid if science had found an actual treatment sooner- something that everyone could point to as legitimate therapeutic- and if it had become widely available around the world."

While I read that I found it really disturbing to know that he invested in BioNTech in 2018 and that was for jabs not therapeutics, meanwhile he waxes phillosophically about tsk, tsk therapeutics were the way to go.

He of course continues to support remdesivir and demonizing hydroxychloroquine. He then brings up a drug called dexamethasone which brings us back to the adrenal gland from the last ku post.

Dexamethasone
This drug suppresses the immune system. Apparently this drug was used in Africa.
"If used too early it will mute your immune response at the very moment it needs to be at full strength so it can stop the virus from replicating."

Pfizer...Paxlovid.
Factoid- Pfizer stopped the clinical trial early. Probably too early so that the rebound effect was not caught. But this is very significant.
Paxlovid was supposed to be given in combination with another drug that prolonged its effects. Page 117
What? What about all the people at the test and treat sites who only received paxlovid?

Page 117 is a combination of 11 and 17.
A warning " Consider the timeline. In the next epidemic, even if the world is able to develop a vaccine for a new pathogen in 100 days, it will take a lot of time to get the vaccine to most of the population. This is especially true if you need two or more doses for full and continued protection."

We have a connection to the new book Disease X and the 100 days with the forward by Tony Blair.
Disease X: 100 Days Mission to End Pandemics

This chapter has very bad vibes. It goes on and on with different diseases and therapeutics.

a reply to: RookQueen

PM

Hunter Biden Prosecutor Claims He Was Not Allowed to Charge First Son Outside of Delaware and Was Denied Special Counsel Status by DOJ

“Instead,” Shapley recounted, “[Weiss] was told to follow the process, which was known to send U.S. Attorney Weiss through another President Biden-appointed U.S. Attorney.”

HONG KONG’S HSBC ALLOWS CUSTOMERS TO TRADE BITCOIN ETFS, SIGNALING A SHIFT IN TRADITIONAL BANKS' STANCE

Hong Kong's leading financial institution, HSBC, has made a significant move by allowing its customers to trade Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). This development marks a notable shift in the stance of traditional banks towards bitcoin, as HSBC has previously been cautious in embracing it.

Reporting by CoinDesk highlighted that HSBC's decision to enable bitcoin ETF trading for its customers comes after several prior developments that saw other banks also allow such activity. Notably, Samsung Asset Management launched the Samsung Bitcoin Futures Active ETF on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Prior to that, the CSOP Bitcoin Futures ETF launched on the same platform, receiving approximately $53 million in initial investments.

The developments are also indicative of the evolving attitudes towards bitcoin among financial institutions. As traditional banks begin to embrace bitcoin, it signals a potential shift towards wider adoption and integration of bitcoin into the mainstream financial system. The merits of this are debatable, but on the surface, that appears to be what these moves signify.

bitcoinmagazine.com...


StanChart, HSBC, Citi, UBS in Singapore tokenization trials on public blockchain

Today the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) unveiled its latest public blockchain tokenization trials. In the latest iteration of Project Guardian in conjunction with the BIS, it outlined a framework to address how to approach public blockchain – or open interoperable networks – and the perceived risks. The latest tests involve 11 institutions including five systemically important banks Standard Chartered, HSBC, Citi, UBS and JP Morgan.

Japanese tokenized government bonds have been used in previous and current iterations of Project Guardian and hence the Japan Financial Services Agency (JFSA) has joined the project.

JP Morgan, a prominent participant in the previous Project Guardian publication, also has a trial for secured lending of tokenized bonds and deposits. The giant bank had a notably low-key presence in the paper and announcement. Potentially that’s to avoid it stealing the limelight.

www.ledgerinsights.com...


Swisse National Bank to launch digital currency pilot

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is to issue a wholesale central bank digital currency (CBDC) on Switzerland's SIX digital exchange as part of a pilot, the central bank's chairman said at a conference in Zurich on Monday.

"This is not just an experiment, it will be real money equivalent to bank reserves and the objective is to test real transactions with market participants," Chairman Thomas Jordan said at the Point Zero Forum.

As an increasing number of countries consider launching CBDCs, Switzerland now joins the list of those that have begun piloting the technology, including nations like China, India, and Australia.

www.reuters.com...


JPMorgan Starts Euro Blockchain Payments for Corporates

JPMorgan Chase & Co. expanded one of the most high-profile projects to bring blockchain technology to traditional banking, introducing euro-denominated payments for corporate clients using its JPM Coin.

JPM Coin, which the bank launched in 2019 to move dollars, went live with euro transactions on Wednesday, Basak Toprak, JPMorgan’s head of Coin Systems for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, told Bloomberg News. Germany’s Siemens AG conducted the first euro payment on the platform, Toprak said. A Siemens representative confirmed the cross-border transaction

www.bloomberg.com...


eCurrency and CMA partner to provide an integrated CBDC - RTGS solution for Central Banks

eCurrency Mint and CMA announced today that they are partnering to provide central banks an integrated Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) and eCurrency Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) solution. This collaboration operationalizes CBDC allowing seamless support for commercial banks and other intermediaries to access currency in both physical and digital form.

The partnership between eCurrency and CMA provides central banks with a secure and efficient infrastructure to issue and redeem digital currency created by the central banks. CBDC powered by eCurrency and created by central banks as a digital bearer instrument supports the existing currency management processes in place for the issuance and distribution of notes and coins.

www.google.com...

July 7th 2006, Prigozhin served George Bush dinner at the Konstantinovsky Palace. There is a picture of them and Putin in the same image floating on the bird app
Separately, in 2002 bush attended the Mariinsky theatre with Putin, followed by a boat ride down the Neva River
There is again, a picture with Prigozhin in the background

No significance I’m sure, I just thought it was interesting

Air quality is poor here daily according to AccuWeather
a reply to: Thoughtful2
Seeker of truth See circle back at the end. Looks elvish.
Proof of Purchase.
Pop which led to this rabbit hole snikes
c_o_r_n_p_o_p

a lot to go thru here

Crowned

JP Morgan Board Member & Billionaire, James Crown, has died from a “Car Accident”

- He was once considered to be in Barack Obama’s “inner circle.” He was appointed by Obama in 2014 to serve on his intelligence advisory board.

From the comments

These billionaires are ALL mentally Ill; criminals; men whose materialism is so compulsive, addictive, and whose vain possessiveness turns their greed into a psychopathic emptiness, with an unending desire for “more”. They seem to lack any empathy, with an ignorance of morality and ethics that most people are born with.
The human species needs to end its unhealthy obsession with wealth, and the excesses it presents.

Too soon I am sure but feeling goofy

a reply to: nugget1

So i found the resolution and to answer your question, Yes
scary part is Z has been talking about an imminent attack on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant
we also know that the US blames Russia for blowing up the dam, which has in turn drained the resevoir that feeds the plants cooling ponds...which have also been reported to be mined by the russians...
think Fukushima.

NATO Article v response "Senate Resolution"

"Whereas the use of a tactical nuclear weapon or an attack that results in nuclear fallout of any kind would impact Europe and NATO member states"

"(2) views the use of any tactical nuclear weapon by the Russian Federation or their proxies, or the destruction of a nuclear facility, dispersing radioactive contaminates into NATO territory causing significant harm to human life, as an attack on NATO requiring an immediate response, including the implementation of Article V"

Combine all that with the news last year about The US purchases $290 million of drug for use in radiological and nuclear emergencies
Communication lines being cut
reports of widespread hacking

I'm starting to really think they have been planning for this and have just taken their hands off the wheel

a reply to: datguy

After incidents like the Gulf of Tonkin and Bay of Pigs I'm a hard sell on all media propaganda-especially when it comes to painting our enemies with the broadest brush possible.

I don't believe Russia is the 'good guy' here, but I know the extremes our government will go to in order to get everybody on board with their hate campaigns.

a reply to: Thoughtful2

Interesting thought, T2... could be!

There was a post on telegram circulating that the Brunson case has been denied by SC... completing the last step of proving the corruption/treason. Apparently the denial was published on the down-low but when people searched "brunson updates" on goog, no results came back... meaning the articles have been scrubbed?

Time will tell.

a reply to: datguy

datguy, fyi, GESARA vs NESARA:

NESARA = NATIONAL Economic....

GESARA = GLOBAL Economic...


So it's just the global version of the United States Act.

a reply to: Guyfriday

Cheers for cross checking that, Guy!

a reply to: Thoughtful2

No mention of what hounding people into 15 minute cities would do to the air quality in that city?

a reply to: Thoughtful2

T2, I had a mini-epiphany whilst reading your post...

Has ChatGPT been used for the last 20 years to ghost write autobiographies for the deep staters' book deals?

This was in the news today, but I'm not certain how it connects to the current event. I only post it here since near the beginning on this -Q- thing these stories were important part of the narrative understanding. Funny how Comet Pizza changed a lot of the narrative.
From: AP News

Mexico said Monday it has arrested the former head of a federal anti-kidnapping unit in connection with the disappearance of 43 students in 2014.

Gualberto Ramírez was head of the anti-kidnapping unit for the attorney general’s office when the students from the Ayotzinapa teachers college in southern Mexico went missing.

Assistant Interior Secretary Alejandro Encinas wrote that Ramírez faces charges of disappearance, torture and conspiracy for the botched investigation into the abductions, which are defined as “disappearances” under Mexican law because only remains of three of the victims have been identified.

Security forces abducted the students from buses in the city of Iguala on Sept. 26, 2014, and turned them over to a local drug gang, which apparently killed and burned them.

Encinas also wrote in his Twitter account that eight soldiers detained in the case last week have been charged by civilian prosecutors with disappearance. The soldiers are being held in a military prison, and could continue there.

Recent revelations implicate the military in the disappearances, but the motive for the students’ abduction remains unclear, though there is growing evidence it may have involved police and military collusion with drug traffickers.

Initial investigations into the alleged perpetrators were so botched with torture, mishandling of evidence, coercion and forced confessions that many of the charges against the suspects were later dismissed.

So there is evidence that the Mexican Government is working with cartels. Now it's going to be harder for Joe Biden to ignore the need to beef up security along the southern border. Though we all know the southern boarder will just disappear from the news due to something else.

a reply to: Thoughtful2

The quoted text was interesting, but it appears to have been written by Brunsson or his lawyers.

I just wonder if the Supremes will simply say (again), "the question is moot".

Cheers

a reply to: Guyfriday

I'm just doing a small update on this posting.

many of the Drug Cartels are also into Death Cults, I'm wondering if the 43 children were a sacrifice for something that was going down.

Larry Page Missing as Google Founder Faces Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit

Google co-founder Larry Page and Elon Musk MISSING?

Elon Musk to be subpoenaed for documents in Virgin Islands' Epstein lawsuit against JPMorgan

Apparently the Virgin Islands Government cant find either men to serve them subpoenas in their ongoing lawsuit against JP Morgan

a reply to: datguy

Odd, I say this because this is somehow a news story for the day.
From: MSN News

Inspector General Michael Horowitz cited the federal Bureau of Prisons' failure to assign Epstein a cellmate after his previous one left and problems with surveillance cameras as factors in Epstein’s death.

Horowitz also said that Epstein was left in his cell with too many bed linens, which are a security issue and were used in his suicide.

The inspector general issued a report detailing findings of his investigation into Epstein's August 2019 death, the last of several official inquiries into the matter. He reiterated the findings of other investigations that there was no indication of foul play, rebutting conspiracy theories surrounding the high-profile death.

Horowitz echoed previous findings that some members of the jail staff involved in guarding Epstein were overworked. He identified 13 employees with poor performance and recommended charges against six workers. Only the two workers tasked with guarding Epstein were charged, avoiding jail time in a plea deal after admitting to falsifying logs.

Given how things are going for the Bidens (they did have that meeting just last weekend with a criminal defense lawyer), one must ask if these stories are just happenstance, or messaging.