TYB
>Number 9 mentions SWIFT
Haven't seen this but it's very over the target.
What SWIFT talk between Xi and Putin?
>where this from
That's what I want to know. The Anon who typed that up was very over the target.
Weren't [they] able to label US Modem Technology "waste"…?
If so this is very interdasting.
>SWIFT is a computer language. Is that related to the banking SWIFT?
That bitch was thirsting for the Banks… Should look into Wikileaks and SWIFT.
>Biden was talking about Russian banks in his speech.
From today?
Does anyone keep transcripts for Bidan?
SWIFT had disconnected all Iranian banks from its international network as a sanction against Iran. However, as of 2016, Iranian banks that are no longer on international sanctions lists were reconnected to SWIFT.[46] Even though this enables movement of money from and to these Iranian banks, foreign banks remain wary of doing business with the country. Due to primary sanctions, transactions of U.S. banks with Iran or transactions in U.S. dollars with Iran both remain prohibited.
Similarly, in August 2014 the UK planned to press the EU to block Russian use of SWIFT as a sanction due to Russian military intervention in Ukraine.[47] However, SWIFT refused to do so.[48] SPFS, a Russia-based SWIFT equivalent, was created by the Central Bank of Russia as a backup measure.[49] During the 2021–2022 Russo-Ukrainian crisis, the United States developed preliminary possible sanctions against Russia, but excluded banning Russia from SWIFT.[50] Following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, the foreign ministers of the Baltic states called for Russia to be cut off from SWIFT. However, other EU member states were reluctant, both because European lenders held most of the nearly $30 billion in foreign banks' exposure to Russia and because Russia had developed the SPFS alternative. [51]
In 2014, SWIFT rejected calls from pro-Palestinian activists to revoke Israeli banks' access to its network.
So we need to start a petition to remove Russia from SWIFT…
Elon knows how to measure thots…
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https://tauday.com/tau-manifesto
https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-new-spin-on-the-quantum-brain-20161102
>The thing is 2*pi makes less sense to reason with than Tau.
6.28318530718
less sense to reason with…
Took some time to understand… Is this accurate?
The most exact answer is just what you wrote in the question: 2pi. Let me explain: pi is a number that is irrational. That means, there is an infinite number of decimals. If you start typing out all the decimals of pi, it will never end. This was proven by a guy called Johan Heinrich Lambert in the 18th century.
Why are there so few Chinese and Russian Q supporters?
Did they get their own operations?
I'd like to meet the Russian and Chinese iterations of Q someday…
>scientists on their way to a HIV/AIDS conference