#300215 is a code from the "World Customs Organization's Harmonized System (HS)". It had a different meaning before COVID. From the US government's listing:
https://dataweb.usitc.gov/tariff/database (search for 300215)
https://hts.usitc.gov/?query=300215
I suspect someone was making a sub category of 3002.15 for COVID-19 testing kits and accidentally changed the label for the whole category.
My crack investigative skills tells me that it was "leaked" by TatumReport.com:
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/63943132/breonna-taylor-summary-redacted1
https://tatumreport.com/?p=9015
> whole category not being traded with at all before 2017.
Because it wasn't called that before 2017. The USITC database shows a "Begin Effect Date" of "01/01/2017" for that designation:
>Does zero day with what Q posted mean an EMP?
Not likely. "Zero day" is a term used for software bugs that are publicly know to have been exploited by bad guys for zero days so far. Nothing to do with nukes over Kansas.
Q's post about powergrid shutdowns marginally related:
A screencap would have been just fine.
Obviously, a Fahrenheit/Celsius glitch.
Better question is if she has any current connection to Castle Rock, CO or Colorado. If not then her dropping of a Q marker is interesting.
Yeah, this has been posted a few times already.
#300215 used to be something else. Well discussed. See:
>Obviously, a Fahrenheit/Celsius glitch.
Well, maybe not. Other sources show rather cold temps rolling in:
https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/845d318dca67ecfe9826d867fbed4aee124301e6990eb197007ceea57c98c9d8
>Do we even need to consider it not being a FF at this point?
Of course not. Anytime someone farts in an elevator it's a FF chemical attack.
>>>10553441, >>10553540 MOAR Covid Test Kits 2017
You should include the other side of this: that that code was for something else before.
>Should it just be scrapped?
If there had not already been other Notables about it I'd say yes. But…