Uranium from US up into Canada and then over to Europe.
https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/358339-uranium-one-deal-led-to-some-exports-to-europe-memos-show
And was any of the "yellowcake" from Canada to Europe, part of what was sent to Canada from Iraq ~2008? 500 metric tons, or was it 550?
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/07/07/iraq.uranium/index.html
This post?
It's on the UK board….
There's another on the Netherlands board too.
UK
As for what I've been doing all this time well reading, digging, and listening.
How many times has Q posted about U1? Yet I've seen not one post on any board about EURATOM. See when Canada signed there trade deal with the EU they became members of it. Now smuggling nuclear/bio material across a border is one thing, but to get it to another continent is a whole different kettle of fish. EURATOM, overseen by NATO is the ratline from the USA via Canada by which the U1 (amongst other things) is being moved to Europe, then Russia, then Ukraine, then North Korea.
Netherlands
The EU Commission is proposing ?100 billion for research and innovation for the next long-term EU budget 2021-2027. A new programme - Horizon Europe - will build on the achievements and success of the previous research and innovation programme (Horizon 2020) and keep the EU at the forefront of global research and innovation.
The proposed budget allocation of ?100 billion for 2021-2027 includes ?97.6 bn under Horizon Europe (?3.5 bn of which will be allocated under the InvestEU Fund) and ?2.4 bn for the EURATOM Research and Training Programme.
French Onion Soup….
it's saved in the archive
qresear.ch for searching by keyword, date, etc…
https://time.com/5128398/the-missile-factory/
Viktor Moisa, a retired rocket scientist, welcomed the North Koreans to his institute in eastern Ukraine just as he would with any other guests. He took them upstairs to the showroom of Soviet satellites and rocket engines, the pride of the institute’s collection. Then they went out to the yard, where an array of parts for ballistic missiles were on display. This was in the early 2000s, well before North Korea would test its first nuclear bomb in 2006. So the visitors’ interest in missile technology did not arouse Moisa’s suspicion. “They came as tourists,” he told TIME on a breezy afternoon last fall. “At least that’s how they presented themselves.”
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Whether any of Ukraine’s impoverished scientists have gone to work in North Korea is difficult to prove. In eastern Ukraine, one rocket scientist agreed through an intermediary to discuss his work in Pyongyang with TIME, but then changed his mind at the last minute and refused to meet me. It’s hard to blame him. With the renewed concern over technology leaking out, Ukraine’s security services have stepped up monitoring of former weapons scientists. Those caught selling their expertise abroad could face charges of treason.
If there's more to Euratom or other keywords to search for, throw it up, but asides today, Euratom appeared three times, on the UK, Netherland, and in an EO signed by WJC in 1995. No follow on links or discussion were had on the posts so if anon has some more sauce to go along with, apply liberally then to the discussion
as far as can tell, it goes all the way back to the start…provided that the bread was archived/etc.
proving that Milley is all ate up