“If you want to negotiate with @realDonaldTrump, it pays to have a nuclear bomb.” Nancy Pelosi.

Who’s side is she really on? More to the point, is she projecting her next move?

https://twitter.com/intheMatrixxx/status/1343674630943465478?s=20

>>12221165

Is she talking about a past, present or future negotiation here?

Did she threaten to use a nuke if Trump didn't do what she wanted him to do?

>>12221215

Aren't there supposed suitcase bombs in select places in the US? Could this have been one of them? Could it have been deactivated? By that I mean denuclearised but still capable of exploding?

Can't discount anything these days..

>>12221251

I look at it this way. My Mum was treated for breast cancer a few years ago. The treatment involved taking some of her lymph nodes out which weakened her immune system.

As a result, whenever she had a cold, her immune system would struggle to fight it and she would have to take a course of steroid tablets to get it off her chest otherwise it would have turned into pneumonia or pleurisy and likely would have killed her.

If she was still alive now, this would have been diagnosed as Covid19 instead of a cold that needed a bit help from steroids.. Because of the affect it had on her breathing, she would have been put on a ventilator and probably killed that way.

>>12221252

Add fake impeachment and fake virus to the mix.. How on earth do these people still walk the earth?

>>12221105

Coca cola is highly acidic for the body and full of sugar or aspartame. Carbon dioxide makes the drink fizzy..

It's one of the worst things anyone can drink..

Maybe there's a connection somehow but it wouldn't explain why a pawpaw fruit or a goat tested positive so perhaps not..

>>12221113

A lot of the banks are involved with Ripple

>>12221344

All life contains water. It would be investing to see if plain water tests positive. All different types, tap, bottled etc..

Then tests in each country to see if anything corroborates..

Maybe this is the meaning of 'watch the water'..

I drink a lot of bottled water too after finding out that my tap water is slightly below neutral..

And there's another thought, my tap water (everyone drinks tap water unless they want to pay for bottled or a filter) is slightly acidic, approx 6.75 on the PH scale. I tested it when my Mum had cancer and discovered that we had been drinking acidic water for years, hence moving onto bottled above PH 7..

But it falls 'within guidelines'. I'm in the UK, do other countries also have slightly below neutral tap water supplies?

>>12221356

I have used Ripple to send money from a crypto account to Coinbase and convert to fiat to my bank account.

It's very easy to use, very fast as in pretty much instant and more to the point, very cheap. you don't have to pay exchange rate fees/spreads either..

Perhaps this is why the SEC is going after it, they can't regulate it and it frees people to send money across borders quickly, cheaply and quickly..