https://mobile.twitter.com/plebonthecob/status/1491694152563986433

@JikkyKjj

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Any guess on how long it will be before your rights of free movement are restricted until you have taken the new HIV vaccine?

I mean, we can't be too careful "for the common good"

[PS look up the phrase "Common good over individual good"… https://academyofideas.com/2020/09/greater-good-tool-of-social-control/]

pleb on the cob Mouse face

@plebonthecob

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That was the reason quoted in my exemption denial letter from Queensland Health. Something to the tune of ‘…We acknowledge your concerns regarding mandatory vax is a violation of your human rights. However the rights of the common good override this..’

@ddiamond

How

@Atul_Gawande

— who recently joined the Biden administration to help lead global health operations — sees the “best case” vs “worst case” of the omicron wave.

https://mobile.twitter.com/ddiamond/status/1486366772567629825

https://mobile.twitter.com/Atul_Gawande/status/1488159382944817154

@Atul_Gawande

Best part of getting to lead USAID #GlobalHealth is seeing its stunning, quiet successes.

Like helping TEN nations eliminate 1+ neglected tropical diseases like filariasis, which causes elephantiasis.

And our support puts 15 more nations on path to elimination. #WorldNTDDay

6:37 AM · Jan 31, 2022·Twitter Web App

>>15595094

many new changes.

https://mobile.twitter.com/unicefchief

@unicefchief

It’s an honor to join

@UNICEF

as its 8th Executive Director and to take the reins from Henrietta Fore, who skillfully led UNICEF through the ongoing crisis of COVID-19 and has done so much to engage every sector in support of children’s rights. #ForEveryChild

7:00 PM · Jan 31, 2022·Hootsuite Inc.

https://mobile.twitter.com/rajpanjabi

@rajpanjabi

Personal news: After serving as the U.S. Global Malaria Coordinator leading the U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI), I’m honored to be joining the White House as the next Senior Director for Global Health Security and Biodefense at the National Security Council.

5:35 AM · Feb 9, 2022·Twitter Web App

>>15594722

mitsubishi

"Some of Rothschild’s secret proxies paid slightly higher prices. Most of the stock went to anonymous investors trading through private banks protected by secrecy laws. Nearly 20% of the bank’s stock was sold by misled shareholders, and was sold to secret European bank accounts. The Baron and his friends secretly began buying the Bank’s stock after It had hit rock bottom prices. During 1979 to 1981 more than 15% of Bank of California’s stock was sold in Europe. Such an abrupt shift in a stock’s trading pattern is supposed to set off alarms with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Instead the Securities and Exchange Commission turned a blind eye to all the insider trading. The European buyers bought their cheap stock as secretly as possible. They did not openly shop through American brokerages. Instead, they bought small (and therefore. unremarkable) blocks of stock through dozens of private banks in Switzerland, the Netherlands. Germany. Luxembourg. The Baron told his friends that he would sell BankCal, while he publicly gave the appearance that the company was not for sale.

For instance, publicly It was announced that David Rockefeller. as well as the elite’s front man for BCCI Ghaith Pharaon had both taiked with Edmond Rothschild about the purchase of BankCal. According to what the public was led to believe. Rothschild said he would not sell his shares in the bank. Jean Marc Vemes, a buddy of Edmond. bought 310.000 shares through a defunct Asian mining company. He was anonymous until Edmond Rothschild nominated him to the bank’s board of directors. After gathering up shares at rock bottom prices, Rothschild announced an official change of heart to sell the bank at $50 a share. Rothschild then sold this supposedly American bank to the Japanese, Mitsubishi, to be exact, and ,,made a killing" off of his manipulations and insider trading.

In Mar. 1982, Mitsubishi began secret negotiation to buy the bank which they codenamed ,,Snoopy." Over the years, stockholders had watched various companies offer $74 a share, $60 a share and other good terms only to be rebuffed. When Rothschild finally sold for $50 a share to the Japanese, it was clear that his whole goal had been to cheat stockholders to Insure a big cash reward for himself. Richard Freemon, a large stockholder who had sold. sued Rothschild and the directors for cheating him on his stock. The $25 million dollar lawsuit was settled out of court, with all parties swearing not to disclose how much Freemon got for having lost money due to Rothschild’s stock manipulations."

http://bibliotecapleyades.lege.net/bloodlines/rothschild.htm

>>15595107

>>15595212

>>15595212

>Mar. 1982, Mitsubishi began secret negotiation to buy the bank which they codenamed "Snoopy."

Japan's Mitsubishi, energy body join Gates' nuclear project

Jan. 26, 2022

Updated: Jan. 27, 2022 8:54 a.m.

TOKYO (AP) — Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and the Japan Atomic Energy Agency have signed an agreement to participate in a next-generation nuclear energy project with TerraPower, a company started by Bill Gates.

The memorandum of understanding signed Wednesday calls for cooperation in developing advanced nuclear technologies, Mitsubishi Heavy said.

Located in Kemmerer, in western Wyoming's desert highlands, the demonstration project will use a nontraditional, sodium-cooled nuclear reactor. It will hire workers from a local coal-fired power plant scheduled to close soon.

MHI, one of Japan's largest industrial conglomerates, said it will explore ways to provide technical support and to develop the reactor.

“MHI will also bring back expertise and knowledge obtained through this partnership to contribute to the advancement of nuclear innovation in Japan," the company said in a statement.

The U.S. nuclear industry has been at a standstill, providing a steady 20% of the nation’s power for decade amid the costly and time-consuming process of building huge conventional nuclear plants.

Japan’s atomic energy sector has been in crisis since meltdowns at the Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant on its northeast coast following a massive earthquake and tsunami in March 2011. But its government views nuclear energy as essential for achieving net zero carbon emissions to counter climate change.

TerraPower plans to make its plant useful for today’s energy grid of growing renewable power. A salt heat “battery” will allow the plant to ramp up electricity production on demand, offsetting dips in electricity when the wind isn’t blowing and sun isn’t shining.

The startup of the plant is years off — 2028 according to current planning.

The approach isn’t new. Russia has had a commercial sodium-cooled reactor in use at full capacity since 2016 and such designs have been tested elsewhere in the U.S.

GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, an alliance between GE and Japan’s Hitachi, worked with TerraPower to develop the project’s sodium fast reactor and molten salt energy storage system.

Mitsubishi Heavy said the agreement with TerraPower will facilitate joint, wider efforts on developing fast reactor technology.

MHI, one of Japan's largest industrial conglomerates, said it will explore ways to provide technical support and to develop the reactor.

“MHI will also bring back expertise and knowledge obtained through this partnership to contribute to the advancement of nuclear innovation in Japan," the company said in a statement.

The U.S. nuclear industry has been at a standstill, providing a steady 20% of the nation’s power for decade amid the costly and time-consuming process of building huge conventional nuclear plants.

Japan’s atomic energy sector has been in crisis since meltdowns at the Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant on its northeast coast following a massive earthquake and tsunami in March 2011. But its government views nuclear energy as essential for achieving net zero carbon emissions to counter climate change.

TerraPower plans to make its plant useful for today’s energy grid of growing renewable power. A salt heat “battery” will allow the plant to ramp up electricity production on demand, offsetting dips in electricity when the wind isn’t blowing and sun isn’t shining.

The startup of the plant is years off — 2028 according to current planning.

The approach isn’t new. Russia has had a commercial sodium-cooled reactor in use at full capacity since 2016 and such designs have been tested elsewhere in the U.S.

GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, an alliance between GE and Japan’s Hitachi, worked with TerraPower to develop the project’s sodium fast reactor and molten salt energy storage system.

Mitsubishi Heavy said the agreement with TerraPower will facilitate joint, wider efforts on developing fast reactor technology.

Gates, the famous co-founder of Microsoft, started Bellevue, Washington-based TerraPower in 2008 and is chairman of its board.

https://www.timesunion.com/business/article/Japan-s-Mitsubishi-energy-body-join-Gates-16807879.php?IPID=Times-Union-news-US-world-package

>>15594989

does garrison know that the IRS is a PRIVATE TRUST founded in PUERTO RICO? If so, why doesn't he include that FACT in his art?

>>15595324

>why doesn't he include that FACT in his art?

so many half-steppers.

only anons keeping it 100% real.

If you KNOW, SHARE. Otherwise, you serve DECEPTION.

>>15594722

>>15595212

>>15595293

"By 1920,Japan itself produced more than 4,000 lbs. of cocaine, which then doubled to 8,000 by 1922(see TABLE 4). Official figures for the 1930s shrunk to just under 2,000 lbs., if considered by some historians and contemporary League officials as doctored for international consumption. (This is a hard charge to prove, though Karch has tried by putative estimates of coca-alkaloid capacity.) Exports across Asia officially dropped to negligible levels, though complaints registered about Japanese firms and reporting, as well as cases of deliberate smuggling (such as the “Fujitsuru” and “Taiwan Governor” brand vials in India). Other specialists have noted growing diplomatic cooperation between Japan and international drug officials, at least until the invasions of Manchuria and China, when opiates became a major issue. The firms making cocaine and morphine were among Japan’s largest: Hoshi, Sankyo, Koto and Shiongo Pharmaceuticals, andenjoyed growing links to major trading trusts such as Mitsui and Mitsubishi and to interlocking governmental, colonial and military officials. In 1934, we know that Taiwan’s [Chiayi] district kept 694 acres under intensive coca cultivation (by Taiwan Shoyaku and Hoshi); earlier plots on Iowa Jima and Okinawa fall off the record. About 300,000 pounds of Formosan leaf were harvested annually in the late 1930s."

https://michaelturton.blogspot.com/2015/08/taiwan-and-cocaine-in-japanese-era.html