Singapore ties with US, NKorea make city-state summit site ……and ties to GOOGLE, FACEBOOK AND AIRBNB

It's also a perfect venue for top security meetings — protests are not allowed without permission, movement is strictly controlled and media are kept under control.

North Korea's state companies have, in the past, conducted legal and illegal business dealings with Singaporean companies.

It is a large trading partner, the second-largest Asian investor, and a longtime supporter of its military presence in the Asia-Pacific region. It's also the regional headquarters of large U.S. companies including Google, Facebook and Airbnb. Diplomatic relations between the two countries were established in 1966.

http://www.kansas.com/news/nation-world/article210859819.html

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GOOGLE - SINGAPORE 'KIDS' PROGRAM

This is why today, we also announced that we’re bringing Code in the Community to 3,000 young Singaporeans from less well-to-do backgrounds. It’s a multi-year, multi-level computer science and computational thinking course to get even more Singaporean kids excited about the potential of technology.

We’re partnering with Singapore’s four ethnic Self-Help Groups—the Chinese Development Assistance Council, Singapore Indian Development Association, The Eurasian Association and Yayasan Mendaki—to hold weekend classes for kids aged 8 to 15, with an equal mix of boys and girls. The program, which starts in early 2017, will be run by 21C Girls and Saturday Kids at four Community Centers around the island for three years. Google’s support for Code in the Community is made possible through our Data Center Community Grants and RISE Awards programs. We will share more details when sign-ups open next month.

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>>1383186

GOOGLE TIES TO 'BOOM, BOOM' - PAKISTAN

Google invited Shahid Afridi to its Singapore Headquarters for Lunch on Tuesday. He was not there to strike a tech deal however, the lunch was hosted in his honor to promote “Hope Not Out”, a new project of his humanitarian organization, the Shahid Afridi Foundation.

The project takes revenue generated through the sales of clothing items and funnels it to the cause. Present as Chief Guest was Pakistani high commissioner in Singapore, Nasarullah Khan.

The iconic all-rounder gave the Google Team a full presentation regarding his goals for Hope Not Out and praised the Pakistani and Indian community present in Singapore for their support and collaborative efforts. He especially singled out the youth for praise. The cricketer had previously hosted a dinner in Singapore for various businessmen and corporate professionals to raise awareness about his foundation.

Shahid Afridi

Sahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi, popularly known as Boom Boom, is a former Pakistani cricketer and former captain of the Pakistan national cricket team. As a successful All-rounder

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahid_Afridi

>>1383251

gOOgle is trafficking in kids for all these elites?

>>1383330

>Trent Reznor is up to his fucking gills in "Hollywood

I just read about him attending some cabal meeting. Can't remember more than that.

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>>1383334

I am trusting the PLAN and Q.

I have people calling me all the time with their hair on fire over what the MSM is doing to Trump and asking why doesn't he just ……whatever.

I told them I don't worry about any of it anymore because "Q and the PLAN". They would call me nuts.

I would say, ok, but just wait, you will see that tax bill will be passed and NK will be neutralized.

Now with NK near done, they are calling me with their hair on fire about more things that bother them.

I tell them again that I am not worried and that I am enjoying the show.

This time they don't call me nuts, but they think it. They just say yeah, but why don't Trump do this.

I tell them, things take time, but IRAN is next to be solved.

I believe after Iran is neutralized, I will drop the 'don't worry about the elections'.

Then, in their world of logic, they will be asking me more about the PLAN. They want to now, but it doesn't fit their logic in their world.

>>1383547

whoa!