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originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
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.

update page archived

THAT SHOULD JUST ABOUT DO IT! THIS CASE HAS BEEN ACCEPTED BY THE SUPREME COURT! STAY TUNED!!

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(PDF)

justia

a reply to: loveguy

www.supremecourt.gov.../docket/docketfiles/html/public/22-380.html

Feb 21 2023 Rehearing DENIED.

a reply to: datguy

John Roberts lolita express



The journalist john Roberts swore up and down he ain't THE john Roberts compromised by Epstein flight logs.
fact check newsweek

For example, a different John Roberts is the chief White House correspondent for Fox News. Back when the flight logs were revealed in August 2019 he tweeted: "To anyone who thinks this might be me, I did not know Epstein, never met him, and certainly never flew on any of his aircraft."

a reply to: CrazyFox

I spent some more time reading Bill Gates thriller "How to Prevent the Next Pandemic."



Continuing with Chapter 5 which starts on page 111. [5+3=8]

Page 119. "Therapeutics are fundamentally important in an outbreak." So says the person who invested and funded the jabs.

Then he plays a game with chemical formulations. Okaaay.
Aspirin C9H8O4
Water H2O
Tylenol C9H8NO2
Salt NaC1
Lots of connections to 8 and 11 and 17.

This is just criminal. Gates is so busy with his jabs meanwhile something as basic as oxygen was/is in very short supply in Africa.

Finding a few gems for us.
Pfizer- Paxlovid.
I wonder which animals they used to test this on? Just 8 mice?
"Finding the right animal to test on because they don't always respond the same to a drug as humans will." Well that's a relief.

"Rats lie, monkeys exaggerate and ferrets are weasels."

Important- This goes back to chapter 3 where Gates was very angry that his software was not used during the plandemic.
If that software had been used it would have been weaponized and used by big pharma. One of the biggest issues big pharma has is the recruitment of subjects for clinical trials and the situation will be even more difficult moving forward.
During the plandemic it was very difficult to identify people who were sick, especially the asymptomatic who they are desperate to have.

Chilling the implications. "If you test positive the person would immediately get a text message that they can be placed in a clinical trial."
The big Q is would that be mandatory or voluntary???
Then the person just has to click enroll me. Or maybe it will auto click.

He has some other brilliant ideas like putting regulatory submissions in the cloud, where no doubt he will have access and to make things easier there should be a standard format for patient health records. Who cares about privacy.

But here comes inversion- The Human Challenge Studies.
Gates does have a love of mosquitoes and malaria so even though this is so ethically out of bounds he received the nod of approval to take healthy people and infect them with malaria.

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

I have many reservations about Bill Gates book. I would hazard a guess that he has had assistance, maybe some software that synchs up the numbers 8, 11 and 17 to page numbers and topics.
I've been testing a theory and it seems to work.

In my post above Gates choice of chemical compounds is interesting. First letters from Aspirin, Tylenol and Salt = ATS!
H2O= watch the water and
NAC= Supplements to Combat Covid

This is no coincidence. He is probably reading all of this.
GOOD.

Continuing on with the book.
Compliments of Bill Gates. Factoids that we should have known.

"THE ODDS WERE NOT IN HUMANITIES FAVOR. I MEAN, THEY WERE REALLY NOT IN OUR FAVOR!

1. Manufacturing a drug is much easier than making a vaccine. - check.
2. Quality control is easier for drugs than vaccines.- check.
3. We seem to have a problem with the regulatory process. What's new?

Just to expand on # 3 and how this ties into why wealthier countries pay more for medications than poorer countries.
Gates uses his own foundation as an example. According to him drug companies provided the Foundation with a free license for HIV drugs. Always the capitalist he took that license to India where a generic version was made that would be distributed through GAVI, and the Gates Foundation to countries like Africa. "protection of high domestic drug prices= payday."

How did they know it would work?
"Merck- months before even proving molnupiravir was an effective antiviral Merck negotiated a licensing agreement with generic manufacturers in India. And of course just 2 months after successful results were announced generic companies in India had already made 11 million doses."

4. Boost the innate immune system. -check.
5. Use a drug preemptively to stop the infection from taking hold.- check.
6. Clinical trials problems during Covid. Tell us more...
-Scientists put off study aspects of the drugs not crucial in an emergency. His analogy "this is like getting a car that will go from point A to point B without exploding, but not sure about gas mileage or how well the tires will handle the road."
-Just so many problems. Apparently there was "no standard protocols for the trials or agreements about what data to collect." Poorly designed, even when testing the same product resulting in blurred evidence.
-By the time the protocols were written there were not enough sick people so the sample size was not big enough to be meaningful.

Testing my theory-
* On the 17th page- Nuremberg Trials. 'The first international guidance on the ethical treatment of trial participants in 1947, following revelations of the Nazis' horrific experiments during World War 11."

* On the 8th page - In the next epidemic, even if the world is able to develop a vaccine for a new pathogen in 100 days, it will still take a lot of time to get the vaccine to most of the population."

Just to wrap up when big pharma has a drug that is coming to market and will generate big profits they spend as much training healthcare workers as research. After all they need to develop that market.
Pages 111-138

Roberts Rules





It seems more like this ruling empowers the courts to refute unconstitutional election laws, but MSM says otherwise....

a reply to: G005E

Moving along with the fear agenda the CDC is deploying Bill Gates mosquitoes and malaria.

CDC Malaria detected in Florida and Texas

"The last time mosquito- borne malaria occured in the U.S. was in 2008, when 8 cases were identified in Palm Beach County, Florida.
Note the side panel- oh good mosquitoes to give vaccines. What will they think of next?

NIMBY tweeted about his concerns about the genetically modified Gates mosquitoes released in Africa and the sudden increase in Malaria. He lives there so he would know.

Nimby twitter

Scroll to June 23rd.
"Beware of Gates- funded quacks that try to act as informants/'experts' on vaccines."
The malaria jabs has Cerebral malaria as a side effect? Look at what is missing- impact and effectiveness. What are the chances that this jab is headed our way as they try and fan the malaria fear.

We are fortunate that he decided to return to twitter because he is going to be our eyes and ears since Africa is their hunting grounds.
Time for the hunters to be hunted.

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing- Edmund Burke

Gates and Big Pharma unethical testing on the African people has to stop.

a reply to: FlyingFox

Frazzledrip- viewer warning.
PunishDem twitter

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing." Edmund Burke.

I just can't but have you watched this clip from the Nightmare Before Christmas?
Oogie Boogie's Song Youtube

There is too many connections if you know what I mean. Tunnels, alter, face masks, bats, bones, eating zee bugs... Just really creepy.

Tim Burton wiki

He was very protective of this show and would not allow any new material to be developed. This may be something or maybe not.
Tim Burton "made his first short film in his backyard @ 2101 North Evergreen Street. Maybe a connection to the Evergreen Cargo ships?
He made his first movie using 8 mm film. Watch the water- he played water polo.
He is also connected to Alice in Wonderland.

Then there was that mass shooting at the Batman movie in Colorado.
Batman Movie Shooting In Colorado

Truth is sometimes stranger than fiction. I mean if they use numbers to communicate why not a code word like "Evergreen"?

FedNow goes live in July


Finastra Certified for FedNow, One of the First

Financial tech provider Finastra says it has been approved for the new FedNow Service launching in the next few weeks. FedNow is a US government initiative to power real-time payments. The service will be integrated into Finastra’s Payments To Go platform and will later be added to its Global PAYplus solution. Finastra participated in the FedNow pilot programming expediting the certification process.

Finastra said its customer Amarillo National Bank will be an early user of their FedNow offering.

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Digital FMI Consortium set to explore New Era for money

A cross-industry consortium is being launched in the UK to reimagine and test new payment rails for the global financial system, the Digital FMI Consortium announced. The new group – standing for 'Digital Financial Market Infrastructure (DFMI)' – is the body behind Project New Era, the UK's first privately-led Digital Sterling (dSterling) pilot, set to launch in the autumn.

The group will focus on real-world testing to evaluate a future digital currency ecosystem, environment and economy that includes the coexistence of current forms of money, regulated digital assets (including cryptocurrencies and stablecoins) and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC), starting in the UK with Project New Era.

The consortium intends to use the blueprint set out by Project New Era to launch private-sector pilots in multiple jurisdictions across the world.

The DFMI Consortium is made up of leading financial institutions, including commercial banks, payment providers, telecommunications providers, FinTechs, NFT ecosytems and digital currency exchanges. To date members include IBM, Finastra, FinClusive, Ibanera, paywith.glass, Mattereum, Trust Payments and Accomplish Financial, with further members set to be announced upon the launch of the UK pilot.

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IBM, Finastra participate in UK’s Digital FMI Consortium planning retail CBDC pilot

Today saw the launch of a UK-based cross industry group, the Digital FMI Consortium, which is planning privately led trials of new digital currency payment rails such as retail central bank digital currency (CBDC). The consortium includes IBM, Finastra and several fintechs with Boston Consulting Group (BCG) as consulting partner and supported by the UK’s Payment Association.

The Project New Era pilot of digital sterling will start in the autumn. It aims to test potential digital currency use cases that may prove useful for CBDC design considerations and stablecoin regulation.

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Corvallis and Finastra partner to drive digital transformation for Italian banks

- Finastra, a global provider of financial software applications and marketplaces, today announced its partnership with Corvallis, Tinexta Group, a leading IT provider in the Italian financial services sector, to support Italian banks with their digital transformation journeys.

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a reply to: FlyingFox
Back to ya!

Trades between Russian ruble and dollar-backed stablecoin almost quadrupled during short-lived Wagner rebellion

The total volume of trades between rubles, Russia’s currency, and Tether’s USDT, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, almost quadrupled from $4 million on Saturday to $15 million on Sunday, according to digital assets data provider CCData.

The spike occurred just as Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner mercenary group, captured the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don and his forces pushed northward toward Moscow in an apparent coup attempt aimed at Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Later on Saturday, the Wagner leader reportedly came to a Belarus-brokered deal with Putin to leave Russia and stop his northward march, and trading volumes between rubles and Tether dropped to approximately $3 million as the conflict de-escalated.

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WISeKey and FOSSA Systems Successfully Launched New WISeSat-Ready Satellites with SpaceX Falcon 9 on the Transporter-8 Mission

WISeKey International Holding Ltd (“WISeKey”, a leading cybersecurity, IoT and AI company, announced that in cooperation with FOSSA Systems launched a new generation of nanosatellites, FEROX WISeSat-Ready FOSSA powered satellites with SpaceX, adding to the 13 satellites already in orbit.

These new satellites are part of the 80-satellite constellation which FOSSA has been planning to deploy since early 2022, aiming to provide global and real-time IoT (Internet of Things) connectivity for industrial applications with a 10-hour data latency. The launch was carried out by SpaceX on a Falcon 9 Vehicle.

This next-generation will deliver higher capacity services in a commercial manner for a wider range of applications, supporting IoT and other space-related services in areas such as communications or remote sensing in the fields of Signal Intelligence.

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WISeKey secures smart cities

Switzerland-based cybersecurity, AI and IoT company WISeKey has announced that its semiconductors, NFTs, post-quantum and blockchain solutions are used to secure smart cities.


As per the press release, the company’s security chips are leveraged for the protection of IoT devices that connect smart cities, such as drones and their captured images, satellite communications, as well as logistics sensors.

When placed on an object, these semiconductors issue NFTs securely for the authentication and tracking of the object, similar to an embedded e-passport, and the confirmation of the identity of the object on the blockchain ledger.

Based on announcement information, smart cities leverage WISeKey’s secure chips embedded in high-tech products and goods for the protection of data, communication, and firmware against cyberattacks. These encompass routers, modems, traffic lights, 5G equipment, energy smart meters, drones, and medical devices, amongst others.

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FOSSA Systems launches their nexgen IoT satellites

After the launch, the first one in 2023, the Spanish startup expects to soon start deploying new batches of satellites in bulk to complete the first phase of its 80 satellite constellation that will provide its end-to-end service of IoT solutions to monitor all types of industrial assets and infrastructure in remote or difficult-to-access areas. FOSSA is currently carrying out pilot projects in the infrastructure, Oil & Gas, Utilities, Defence and Security and AgroTech sectors, among others.

With the launch of this new satellite platform, FOSSA Systems is once again positioning itself as a pioneer with its disruptive technology in global IoT connectivity services. This is a growing market, which currently has 10 billion connected devices that will grow to more than 25 billion by 2025 and, according to IoT Analytics forecasts, the market will reach $525 billion by 2027.

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a reply to: FlyingFox
How old does BC appear to be in this pic to you? I blew it up really big but it's distorted so I am not sure.

File under WATER

As Japan prepares to release Fukushima wastewater, anxiety grows across South Korea

Japan recently completed construction of an underwater tunnel, through which the treated and diluted water will flow into the ocean for the next 30 years. A two-week-long test run of the tunnel is expected to end this week.

According to a recent joint survey by South Korea's Hankook Ilbo and Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun newspapers, 84% of South Koreans disapproved of the release.

Quant Announces Public Rollout of Blockchain Platform Utilized by BoE and BIS for CBDC Initiative

Quant, a provider of blockchain technology, has announced the public release of its Overledger Platform as a software-as-a-service. According to the official statement, the Bank of England and the Bank for International Settlements have announced that Project Rosalind, an initiative focused on central bank digital currency, has utilized this infrastructure.

The platform offers users the ability to create digital currency and interoperable assets, as well as facilitate their transfer across various blockchains. Additionally, it allows for the development of applications and the creation of smart contracts. The project aims to reduce the implementation time required by developers for a blockchain project.

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Quant Technology Used in Bank of England’s CBDC Project Now Available to Any Business

The launch of Overledger Platform comes at a critical time for the financial services industry. Although the unregulated crypto experiment has failed, blockchain-based infrastructure and systems, regulated tokenised money and digital assets are still central to innovation. In tandem, it is expected that the value of tokenised assets will reach $4 trillion by 2030 but businesses are scrambling to hire the right expertise or a plethora of developers to capitalise on the opportunity presented by this new technology.

Quant’s platform solves this problem by allowing any business to access blockchain and unlock its benefits. As Quant continues to work on projects with financial institutions worldwide, its platform is updated regularly, ensuring that all Overledger customers, big or small, benefit from new innovations as they are developed.

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Bank of England Says Upcoming CBDC System Won’t Share Personal Data With Authorities
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They promise

How AI And Web3 ID Tech Can Defeat Deepfake Frauds

Problem:

AI is upending the internet as we know it. As exciting as this technology is, it’s brought with it a rise in frauds and deepfake duplicate accounts looking to steal our identities.

Many affordable AI tools now allow anyone to create fake photographs, replicate a person's voice, or make highly convincing video calls using real people’s voices without their knowledge or consent. Sometimes, an attacker only needs the content from someone’s social media profile to generate fake video, images, or messages that look just like the real thing.

Solution:

Luckily, using blockchain technology, digital IDs can provide verified proof of identity, adding trust and safety to interactions online. Decentralized identities, made with tools from companies like PolygonMATIC, Nuggets and Unstoppable Domains, offer verified credentials for a user’s digital persona. Blockchain-verified profiles can offer a type of ‘proof of humanity,’ a place to store digital assets and identifiers, and a single point of access into the Web3 ecosystem — all while keeping the user’s privacy under their control. Meanwhile, AI can work to monitor and secure these profiles, keeping people from becoming the next victims of AI-wielding criminals.

Verified digital identity offers a means of combating AI scams, but AI can also help make these systems more robust. AI can secure these IDs and monitor social networks for suspicious activity or profiles.

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MSN says the origin of Covid "doesn't matter"...

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If nothing else, the recently released interagency report documents the vast amount of effort that has gone into unraveling the origin story for SARS-COV-2. There are four possible versions of this story. Despite the intense controversy around the virus' origin, from a public health perspective, it no longer matters.

The origin story for the virus is only useful if it provides information relevant to either managing the current pandemic or preventing or managing future pandemics. At this point, no origin story can possibly help us better manage COVID-19. How could it tell us more than the 350,000 research papers written since it emerged? With 100 mutations, the current strains aren't even the same virus.

Let's consider whether the origin story could help us manage or prevent future pandemics.

Possibility 1: It was an intentionally engineered bioweapon.

All intelligence agency reports have ruled out option 1. In the unlikely event all of those reports were wrong, it would be the most inept bioweapons program ever created and its consequences would probably kill future programs and any such clandestine effort would necessarily ignore any public health efforts to stop it.

Possibility 2: It resulted from well-intentioned gain-of-function research and was accidentally released.

Most reports excluded this as a possibility. Even if it were true, it seems unlikely that any researcher will pursue gain-of-function research in the future.

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a reply to: RookQueen

I would guess that's a 15 year old pic.