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a reply to: Thoughtful2

In the U.S. military, oak leaves are the insignia of rank for the fourth and fifth officer ranks (ex. major and lieutenant-colonel in the Army).

They are also displayed on ribbons to indicate multiple awards of the same medal (oak leaf cluster).

Cheers

a reply to: CrazyFox

CF that is just a horrible thought. What other atrocity can they throw at us? One would hope that people on these councils would object. All we can do is hope that people don't go along with this but then there is that climate change thing being a thing.
Back to the pharma wars.
Time to cover Susan Desmond-Hellman who currently sits on the board of Pfizer. Move over Scott Gottlieb, she's got this.
I really wonder how they could believe that they could get away from this.

#693
Make sure the list of resignations remains updated.
When does big pharma make money?
Curing or containing?
Cancer/AIDS/etc.
Mind will be blown by the chain of command.

She has so many connections. Prior to becoming the CEO of the B&M Gates Foundation [announced December 17, 2017] she was heavily involved with the first gene- targeted cancer drugs. She also did a stint in Africa which connects her to HIV/AIDS and the Rockefeller Foundation.
Interesting timing; she announced her resignation from the Gates Foundation and Facebook in December 2019 and headed over to Pfizer's board. Almost like her services were needed. True evil.

Wrapping my mind around the implications but we know that a link to cancer was inserted into Pfizer's real mRNA jabs and who better to have than a leading expert in the field. She would know details and have serious connections. The big Q is how has she been advising them?

Genentech- What has the FDA approved recently?
FDA Approves Blood Cancer Drug by Genentech

These mRNA jabs are increasing inflammation, the very thing that would turbo charge cancer, and in this case blood cancer.
Inflamation and Blood Cancer

Fun fact- They just have to throw it in. She was making $8 million a year when she left Genentech.

But this is troubling- she was nominated to the Biden administration Science and Tech Advisory Board.
Biden's Science and Tech Advisory board

Just look, the fact sheet doesn't include the fact that she is on Pfizer's board, which might be considered somewhat a conflict of interest. It doesn't mention Facebook either.

Pfizer has infiltrated everywhere.

This is either poor messaging, or the media is trying to jerk us around.
From: NBC News

At least 17 mass shootings were recorded across the country over the Fourth of July holiday weekend, including a string of deadly incidents that left as many as 18 people dead, data published by the Gun Violence Archive showed.

and also in the article:

A 9-year-old and a 17-year-old were among those injured in the Washington, D.C., incident, authorities said. All of the victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

A lot going on in this article, but something I noticed, nowhere did it talk about the 5 (at least) mass shootings that were prevented by armed citizens and that one by an apartment security guard.

This whole article leaves one wondering the true source of these shootings, was it really criminal behavior or a guy names Alex behind them?

Ripple XRP Ledger (XRPL) Makes History with Introduction of First Mortgage-Backed Stablecoin

Ripple’s XRP Ledger (XRPL) has welcomed an innovative stablecoin backed by mortgages. Developed by the RWA protocol, this groundbreaking innovation will revolutionize the mortgage industry by unlocking new products for homeowners and other market participants. Using the utility token $HOME offered on the XRPL, the community can benefit from the stability and growth potential of mortgages which offer a steady stream of reliable income.

With the mortgage market totaling at least $13 trillion, the RWA protocol has identified an opportunity to integrate blockchain technology to bring new innovations into what has been the domain of banks, governments, and large institutions

These benefits will unlock new possibilities for homeowners and other market participants in the mortgage industry. Furthermore, it will drive the adoption of XRP Ledger which has continued to demonstrate its versatility. By launching on the XRP Ledger, the project leverages the ultra-fast, low-cost, and carbon-neutral network.

www.crypto-news-flash.com...


130 Countries Move Towards CBDC Currency, US Dollar in Jeopardy

If the soon-to-be-released BRICS currency is considered a threat to the U.S. dollar, then the CBDC could be its death knell. Out of 195 countries in the world, 130 nations are moving towards building their Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Therefore, 98% of the world is looking to launch their respective CBDC currency making it easier to settle cross-border transactions.

Among the 130 countries, a dozen nations have reached advanced phases and are moving towards launching their digital currency assets.

watcher.guru...


European Nations Synchronize for the Digital Euro Launch

The Digital Euro: Prototype Slated for 2023

Digitization of finance is sweeping across Europe like a swift gust of wind, with the idea of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) at the heart of this technological revolution.

From the remote corners of Ireland to the sunny beaches of Spain, the narrative of digital currencies is echoing loud and clear.

With Société Générale Forge and the European Investment Bank, they are aiming for a functional prototype by autumn 2023.

beincrypto.com...



India negotiates cross-border CBDC payments with global central banks

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is currently in discussions with its counterparts from at least 18 other countries on the possibility of cross-border payments using its central bank digital currency (CBDC), the “digital rupee.

According to the report, banks from 18 countries have already opened rupee vostro accounts since July 2022. In his other public appearance, Das explained India’s eagerness to provide its CBDC as a payment method for importing Indian goods for countries struggling with a supply of United States dollars:

“In India, we have no shortage of dollars, but in some other markets, due to a shortage of dollars, they are unable to do imports.”

cointelegraph.com...


Argentina to pay IMF with yuan as Brazil readies CBDC

Argentina has taken the bold move of making payments towards its staggering $44 billion debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) using Chinese yuan, sidestepping the traditional use of the US dollar.

This development, coupled with Brazil’s preparation to launch its central bank digital currency (CBDC), signals a new wave of economic maneuvers and a break from established financial norms in the region

Argentina, facing a dollar supply squeeze, has found an alternative route to settling its international debts. The country is turning towards the Chinese yuan, integrating it into its national and international economic activities.

In the meanwhile, Brazil is advancing steadily in its digital currency endeavors. The Brazilian CBDC is currently in its pilot testing stage, with market observers and experts actively guessing its eventual launch date.

At a recent fintech gathering, Fetraban Tech, several predictions were made regarding the CBDC’s timeline. Larissa Moreira, Itau Unibanco’s CBDC coordinator, suggested the design of the digital real might be finalized by next February, as the team is in the process of configuring its architecture to be compliant with prevailing privacy and data protection rules.

www.cryptopolitan.com...

Warren Buffett and Bill Gates.

Warren Buffett Meets Bill Gates
Connects to 11/10.

Imagine if you will that #'s 8, 11 and 17 revolve around important dates and events in their lives. Let's see Warren Buffett met Gates July 4= 11. He bought his first stock when he was 11 years old.

Just a little history of their relationship.

1.The first donation made by Buffett to the Gates Foundation was on June 25, 2006, 10 million shares worth $3,071 [11].

2. 10 million shares+ Bill Gates announced the decade [10] of Vaccines Development 2010.
Gates Foundation Leading Call For Global Vaccine Development

3. The Giving Pledge was formed by Bill Gates and Warren Buffett and as of 8/2010 had 40 billionaires with an aggregate wealth of $125 billion.[17] Some serious wealth behind the plan.
The Giving Pledge Wiki

4.In 2006 [8] Bill Gates announced that he was leaving Microsoft to concentrate on the Gates Foundation and we can assume the plan, the same year that Buffet made his first donation to the Gates Foundation.
The Gates Foundation now had an enormous war chest, made larger by Warren Buffet.

5. In 2018 Buffett's net worth was $88 billion. Gates records this>
Bill Gates 6 Moments From His Life
Recorded 8/31/2018.

6. Microsoft Timeline

2010- Azure- check.
2011- Skype- check
2021- Windows 11- check.

#1010
MONEY
POWER
CONTROL
People are simply in the way
SLAVES
SHEEP PAWNS
MASS EXT EVENTS DESIGNED TO DECREASE THREAT LEVELS OF
POPULATION
GUN CONTROL
WARS [FAKE] [TOP HAPPY] [BACKEND DEAL]
ELECTION RIGGING
CONTROL
YOUR VOICE DOES NOT MATTER
PHARMA [CLAS-D]
WATER
AIR
CHEMICALS PUSHED FOR HOME USE
CLEANING [CANCER] [BABY] ON FLOOR- HANDS IN MOUTH- THE START]
VACCINES
TOBACCO
OPIOIDS
ULTIMATE WIN [DEATH + MONEY]
THE FED
ROTHSCHILD
'CONSPIRACY'
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UK/GER [5 DAYS]
REVELATIONS
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

WARREN BUFFET. Chapter 5- the "W" also = Warren Buffet.

He keeps under the radar. "Oracle of Omaha" Ha!
Top 8 Lessons From Covid

The capital letter of the first 3 lines -MPC
MPC- Mobile Passport Control
June 23, 2023 [17]

a reply to: socialmediaclown

Have you read this?
Bricks Gold- Backed Currency Coming in August

Some serious challenges underway. Apparently Jim Rickard's is ex-CIA if that is anything to go by.

a reply to: Thoughtful2
Interesting. I didn't know it was the 75th anniversary of the WHO.
It's our NHS's 75th anniversary today too.
Rainbows
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Barred From Grocery Stores by Facial Recognition

Use of facial recognition technology by the police has been heavily scrutinized in recent years, but its application by private businesses has received less attention. Now, as the technology improves and its cost falls, the systems are reaching further into people’s lives. No longer just the purview of government agencies, facial recognition is increasingly being deployed to identify shoplifters, problematic customers and legal adversaries.

Facewatch, a British company, is used by retailers across the country frustrated by petty crime. For as little as 250 pounds a month, or roughly $320, Facewatch offers access to a customized watchlist that stores near one another share. When Facewatch spots a flagged face, an alert is sent to a smartphone at the shop, where employees decide whether to keep a close eye on the person or ask the person to leave.

Facial recognition technology is proliferating as Western countries grapple with advances brought on by artificial intelligence. The European Union is drafting rules that would ban many of facial recognition’s uses, while Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City, has encouraged retailers to try the technology to fight crime. MSG Entertainment, the owner of Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall, has used automated facial recognition to refuse entry to lawyers whose firms have sued the company.

Among democratic nations, Britain is at the forefront of using live facial recognition, with courts and regulators signing off on its use. The police in London and Cardiff are experimenting with the technology to identify wanted criminals as they walk down the street. In May, it was used to scan the crowds at the coronation of King Charles III.

www.nytimes.com...


TSA wants to expand facial recognition to hundreds of airports within next decade

America's Transportation Security Agency (TSA) intends to expand its facial-recognition program used to screen US air travel passengers to 430 domestic airports in under a decade.

Facial recognition is an invasive and dangerous surveillance technology," wrote Jeramie Scott, director of EPIC's Project on Surveillance Oversight, in a June 30 write-up.

"When the government moves forward with pilot programs that will, if fully implemented, subject millions of people on a daily basis to the technology that should give us all pause."

www.google.com...


Facial recognition technology: how it’s being used in Ukraine and why it’s still so controversial

Facial recognition technology is being used in warfare for the first time. It could be a game changer in Ukraine, where it is being used to identify the dead and reunite families. But if we fail to grapple with the ethics of this technology now, we could find ourselves in a human rights minefield.

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has been using Clearview AI facial recognition software since March 2022 to build a case for war crimes and identify the dead – both Russian and Ukrainian. The Ministry of Digital Transformation in Ukraine said it is using Clearview AI technology to give Russians the chance to experience the “true cost of the war”, and to let families know that if they want to find their loved ones’ bodies, they are “welcome to come to Ukraine”.

Ukraine is being given free access to the software. It’s also being used at checkpoints and could help reunite refugees with their families.

theconversation.com...


Aussie stadiums investigated over use of ‘extremely concerning’ facial recognition technology

Australian stadiums playing host to the biggest concerts and sporting events in the country have been called out over their use of facial recognition cameras.

It is extremely concerning that FRT is being used at major concert and sporting venues across the country without any kind of clear information for consumers about where, how and why it is being used,” CHOICE consumer data advocate Kate Bower said.

www.google.com... chnology-c-11177592.amp


European Court of Human Rights: Groundbreaking ruling on facial recognition

Barbora Bukovská, ARTICLE 19’s Senior Director for Law and Policy, commented:

‘The use of facial recognition and other biometric technologies represents one of the greatest threats to fundamental rights in the digital age. These technologies constitute a threat to the right to privacy and anonymity and have a strong “chilling effect” on the rights to freedom of expression. If governments can use biometric technologies to quash any form of dissent and if people know they are being watched, they are less likely to express themselves freely in public spaces and might not choose to exercise their rights.

Facial recognition has been used around the world, including in Russia, without sufficient legal frameworks to protect the rights at stake. As a consequence, individuals’ rights have not been sufficiently protected, leading to cases like the present one, where severe human rights violations have occurred.

www.article19.org...

a reply to: Guyfriday

I don't know what to make of this. Warren Buffett bought the company that makes Squishmallows.

How toy sensation Squishmallows joined Warren Buffett

One might say so what, he sometimes buys odd companies. Remember there were those Covid toys that came out before Covid.
How about this?
Squishable Plague Doctor

"Somehow the factory had decided to make it 6 months early. It was fate."

This was supposed to be released in the fall of 2020 so that means it was made and shipped in time for the launch of Covid.
What are the chances and btw it looks creepy.
I find the timing of this purchase rather odd. Why are they so anxious to take control of this company? To me it seems like it is at its peak. Maybe they are trying to get ahead of this story?

When I type in toy #3747 pops up.
Toying with the enemy.
Don't get smug.

Don't get Sm- Squish Mallows.

UG pulls up this-
One eye club

What do you think? UG= Ugly?

Anyway I think Buffett is worth keeping eyes on.

a reply to: Thoughtful2

I did see that. I'm speculating that within the next 12-18 months we're going to witness a major global shakeup.

a reply to: Guyfriday

A separate mass shooting in Philadelphia on Monday night left five people dead and two others wounded, including a 2-year-old boy and a 13-year-old boy.

The suspect, a 40-year-old man, had a semi-automatic rifle, a handgun, a ballistic vest and a police scanner, according to authorities. He also had multiple magazines of ammunition. A motive was under investigation.

The Monday shootings came just a day after two people were fatally shot and at least 28 others injured after gunfire broke out at a neighborhood block party in Baltimore.

They also forgot to mention these were black market guns........just caught it on FOX News.

a reply to: RookQueen

Black Market? I bet it was more like "Governement Van dropped Guns".

Though now that I write that, I wonder is a "Gun-Walking"/"Fast and Furious" operation isn't happening at this moment. DId all those guns that got picked up during "Red Flag Laws" go back to the owners, or did they end up in the back of a van somewhere?

originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: Guyfriday

A separate mass shooting in Philadelphia on Monday night left five people dead and two others wounded, including a 2-year-old boy and a 13-year-old boy.

The suspect, a 40-year-old man, had a semi-automatic rifle, a handgun, a ballistic vest and a police scanner, according to authorities. He also had multiple magazines of ammunition. A motive was under investigation.

The Monday shootings came just a day after two people were fatally shot and at least 28 others injured after gunfire broke out at a neighborhood block party in Baltimore.

They also forgot to mention these were black market guns........just caught it on FOX News.

They also forgot/neglected to mention he was a crossdresser and member of BLM whose social media account was full of anti-police hatred and threats to society in general. Wrong ideology for the whole story to be told.
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Fed Economists Warn Large Economic Shockwave Likely, With ‘High Share’ of Companies Now in Financial Distress

The Federal Reserve just issued a fresh warning on the state of the US economy.

A research note published by two Federal Reserve economists says the number of non-financial firms that are now in financial distress is at historic levels.

Do our results suggest that the monetary policy tightening engineered since 2022 might have substantial effects on investment and employment given the high share of firms currently in distress relative to previous tightening cycles? While answering this question is difficult, back of the envelope calculations indicate that the effects may be large.

The Fed warns its own policies may push those distressed companies closer to default, and their failure could in turn trigger a wave of previously unforeseen layoffs.

“Our analysis may underestimate the true effects on employment because policy tightenings might push some distressed firms closer to default and contribute to a wave of bankruptcies with associated layoffs.

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