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repost

SWITZERLAND PRESIDENT !!!

linked to 8kun link below.

https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/14632506.html#q14633040

Summary notes of speech:

president of the Swiss federal, Guy Parmelin starts off telling the assembly that he is a vine grower and compares the human race to a vine, Covid pandemic is a bit like Hail or frost that can damage a vine, a good vine grower knows how to weather this, swiss vine growers can call on insurance funds which they have paid into. Switzerland is hosting the next data forum in Bern in October.

Continue to back Rules based multilateralism?

digitization of the monetary system, 2030 agenda framework in place

1) Vaccines world wide

2) Host Country of World health organisation and other global ngo's

3) World Trade organisation has a critical role

4) International law in cyberspace promoted by Switzerland

5) Climate change serious, Climate neutrality the goal for all countries.

6) Geneva neutral dialogue center for the world .

Hail and frost will continue in the future to damage the vine, finishing he said how he has learnt to tend his vines?

Switzerland - President Addresses General Debate, 76th Session

Guy Parmelin, President of the Swiss Confederation, addresses the general debate of the 76th Session of the General Assembly of the UN (New York, 21-27 September 2021).

In English:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fx-3beXv28

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>>14633509

nothing creepy about the post at all

single poster?

>>14633444

dubs and trips chek'ed, i suggest you maybe right, but it is so much fun

>>14633444

spiders and weavers.

oooh my

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Jul 23, 2019 6:12:14 PM EDT

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: 38cc52 No. 7150840

https://twitter.com/SeanCordicon/status/1153737540702285825

Targets ('models') made to fill out an extensive background report?

Targets ('models') asked in detail re: family?

Targets ('models') generally 'green lit' based on 'loner' 'insecurity' 'depressed' P_eval?

Targets ('models') generally 'green lit' based on 'humble' 'poorer' family background? [prevent possible 'legal' retaliation]

THE SPIDER-WEB CONNECTS THOSE MOST TRUSTED, THOSE MOST RICH, THOSE MOST POWERFUL, …………..

SAFE?

FREE?

Highest Level Security + MAX Protect

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spider comms this bread, 13 q posts

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Mar 12, 2019 11:37:01 AM EDT

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: f7f7c4 No. 5639954

https://operationq.pub/?q=spider

https://www.justice.gov/file/1071991/download

The Clinton Connection.

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Lisa Barsoomian = [RR] wife?

Lisa Barsoomian = rep BILL CLINTON?

https://www.scribd.com/document/376354803/ASST-DOJ-Rod-Rosenstein-s-Conflict-of-Interest-Wife-represented-Clinton-in-Federal-Court

[MUELLER] connection to U1 & Russia?

https://www.congress.gov/crec/2018/04/27/CREC-2018-04-27-pt1-PgH3740.pdf

The Clinton Connection.

PAY-FOR-PLAY SPIDER WEB.

Q

>>14633622

this anon thinks this is relevant, never seen some much spider comms for a long time, so while it is fresh, last post of relevance

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Anonymous ID: v3eCc2tY No. 148021501

Please add crumbs above in new complete graphic.

Organized and in order.

Critical for understanding and review.

SPIDER web.

Hillary & Saudi Arabia (Alice & Wonderland)(see above).

This is staged and deliberate.

Snow White

Godfather lll

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4) International law in cyberspace promoted by Switzerland

>>14633750

it is just until and then the move the goal posts

>>14633777

dubs and trips of truth chek'ed

>>14633875

not biting on this, seems exactly like the britney, mcaffee and other distractions.

not bother, don't care, nothing of interest here,

much much bigger fish to catch

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o7

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talking about witches and nancy, this coven

HILLARY'S OLD PHOTO WHICH I ARCHIVED, WITH BETTER RESEARCH SKILLS NOW AFTER YEARS OF DIGGING, MANAGED TO LOCATE THE SOURCE !!

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STATE'S HILLARY CLINTON CELEBRATES MARRIAGE OF ART AND DIPLOMACY

https://art.state.gov/portfolio/states-hillary-clinton-celebrates-marriage-of-art-and-diplomacy/

Chinese-born artist Cai Guo-Qiang presents one of his remarkable “explosion events,”where a 40-foot pine tree erupts in a shimmer of fireworks as if in a “tree lighting” ceremony, followed by a cascade of black ink-like smoke that mimics traditional Chinese brush drawings. Fifty years after the Kennedy administration started a small-scale effort to place American art in embassies overseas, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday celebrated the now wide-ranging effort to foster cultural diplomacy by awarding the department’s first Medal of Arts to five artists.

At a 50th anniversary luncheon in the State Department’s richly appointed Benjamin Franklin Room, Clinton said that the Arts in Embassies program was a personally important cause, dating back to her days as first lady. “I’ve spoken frequently about what different kinds of diplomacy we can use to advance our nation’s values and interests,” she told the more than 200 guests.

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“Sometimes that obviously means old-fashioned diplomacy. Fly to a capital; meet with presidents, prime ministers, foreign ministers, other officials.” Other times, she said, it might mean using the Internet or town halls. “But art is also a tool of diplomacy,” said Clinton. “It is one that reaches beyond governments, past all of the official conference rooms and the presidential palaces to connect with people all over the world.” That less-recognized role is getting a boost from a program that touts its “soft diplomacy” of bringing people together through art that has been loaned by individuals, galleries and museums. Sometimes works are also specifically commissioned for a particular diplomatic site. The program now has more than 10,000 works hanging or exhibited in some way in more than 200 overseas outposts. As part of the celebration Friday, one of the honorees, Chinese-born artist Cai Guo-Qiang, created an “explosive tree” on the National Mall outside the Smithsonian’s Sackler Gallery, which showcases Asian art and is celebrating its 25th anniversary. More than 1,000 people watched as a tall pine Christmas tree, through the magic of pyrotechnics, was suddenly re-created out of black smoke, “like a film negative,” said the artist. A series of small explosions from fireworks in the actual pine tree created the smoke that billowed, formed itself into an ethereal tree, and then slowly drifted away. Cai who now lives in New York, used gunpowder as his artistic medium to create a six-panel artwork at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. The push for contemporary art in many mediums has come most recently from the program’s director, Beth Dozoretz, a political appointee who bAmong the works recently installed in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing is a large multicolored tulip sculpture by another medal winner, New York artist Jeff Koons, who has been involved in the Arts in Embassies program since the 1990s. “I think art is always participating. That’s the main drive,” Koons said this week during an earlier event. “Art’s about connections.” Several former government officials said that the impact of that connection across ideology, language and race has become increasingly important. Jane Harman, a former congresswoman from California and now president of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, a foreign policy think tank, said that people needed to appreciate “how important culture is as a foreign policy tool.” “More than ever, at a time when U.S. embassies look like fortresses, we need beauty inside,” she said at an event Thursday at the Wilson Center. Indeed, the artwork often starts conversations during the many receptions and social gatherings that are central to diplomatic life. “It’s showing off American art to a country where it’s located and that is very, very good for international relations,” said Joseph V. Reed, an undersecretary-general of the United Nations, who was U.S. ambassador to Morocco in the 1980s, as well as White House chief of protocol under President George H.W. Bush. “Everybody that comes in has to take a look at the walls.” Stuart Bernstein, a former U.S. ambassador to Denmark, said, “People love American art. It’s an icebreaker.” In addition to Cai and Koons, the three other honorees whose works are in U.S. embassies and missions are Shahzia Sikander, a Pakistani-born artist whose miniatures are now displayed in her native country; Kiki Smith, a contemporary artist who works in a variety of mediums; and Carrie Mae Weems, a noted photographer. Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/11/30/3942256/hillary-clinton-celebrates-marriage.html#storylink=cpy By Maria Recio – McClatchy Newspapers