>My fellow Americans…
Maybe we misunderstood. Maybe it was "the Snore is upon us…
Kek
So 8 years of Orange Man Bad Optics and still running with it.
I know at some point, someone with some balls will turn the page on the script.
No one pays attention to this shit any more. They've overplayed this show. Both sides.
Maga Don Anons
Member when Q said we were way past the need for proofs?
Wonder if they knew that little "chore" would lose it's luster. We get it. But as I said earlier, the orange man bad game is old.
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Feb 12, 2019 11:50:48 AM EST
>>5141012
Devices in the same location w/ the same military encrypt w/ the same service yet hitting send spreads an unusual gap (even accounting for pic/non-pic transmit +/- data II).
Sometimes we get a hit, sometimes we don't.
We are past that now, correct?
Q
>>5141109
>We are past that now, correct?
>Q
WAY PASTthis now. People who still need proofs will never get it
>>5141276
Mathematically impossible.
Those who challenge have an agenda or are simply still asleep.
The NARRATIVE has them.
Q
Anonymous ID: 9cfb19 No. 5141276
>>5141109
>We are past that now, correct?
>Q
WAY PASTthis now. People who still need proofs will never get it
>>5141276
Mathematically impossible.
Those who challenge have an agenda or are simply still asleep.
The NARRATIVE has them.
Q
>>5141323
Spelling error by mistake.
On the move.
Q
So was the PATH to destruction is a GATES thing…
Wasn't he responsible for unleashing GMO Mosquito's here too?
Is this why he went to ChYnA? Get to check in on his Profit Labs?
Bill Gates Announces $168 Million to Develop Next-Generation Malaria Vaccine
NEW YORK – Bill Gates announced today that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will provide $168.7 million toPATHfor its Malaria Vaccine Initiative to develop vaccines for malaria – a disease that kills thousands of African children every day.
The PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) is working with GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals to develop a first-generation vaccine candidate, known as RTS,S, which could become the first-ever approved malaria vaccine. With the new grant announced today, MVI will support the development of next-generation vaccines that could provide even greater and longer-lasting protection.
“I’m very hopeful that the malaria vaccine currently in advanced testing will be proven effective, but that will just be the first step,” said Gates, co-chair of the Gates Foundation. “Now it’s time to develop a new generation of vaccines that are even more effective, and could someday help eradicate malaria altogether.”
Gates announced the new funding at the UN Millennium Development Goals Malaria Summit, a meeting of heads of state, CEOs, UN officials, and other leaders. At the event, the Roll Back Malaria Partnership launched the Global Malaria Action Plan, a comprehensive global strategy to fight malaria. The Gates Foundation grant and other commitments announced today will help address key priorities in the ActionPlan.
https://www.gatesfoundation.org/ideas/media-center/press-releases/2008/09/bill-gates-announces-168-million-to-develop-nextgeneration-malaria-vaccine