>>2067489

>>2067177

No one digging?

Not sure - can't follow all breads all the time - have to hop on and off.

Did you read this from the article "The Coming Fall of the house of Windsor"?

"[Slide 11: North America Protected Areas]

Almost the entire Western third of the United States is either a protected area or an area under the Bureau of Land Management slated to be set aside in the near future. Half of Alaska is already a vast protected zone.

Canada is perhaps the most advanced case of WWF's so-called endangered peoples'' insurgency (Prince Philip draws no distinction between human beings and lower forms of animal life). The lined area in the very north of Canada at number 3 is the Nunavut nation, established on June 10, 1993 by Queen Elizabeth II, as a tribal homeland for the Inouit Natives. Through the WWF, the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples and the WWF-spawned Survival International, Inouit natives were literally herded back into this no man's land over a period of a decade in order to justify this vast set asidenation,'' which will obtain its independence as a Royal Crown state in 1999.

http://members.tripod.com/american_almanac/fallhous.htm

>>2067962

I thought the purpose of notables was to allow those anons who do not have time to read all of every bread to catch up on what's been going on on the Q Research Board via posts that have been collected from a bread as contributing in some way to progressing Q Research.

If that's the case, then this article is notable since it specifically relates to Q and anons. Moreover, as one of those who often has to catch up via Notables, I'd be sorry to have missed this article.

Any free diggers who would like a topic to dig?

Please dig

Club of the Isles

World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

Here's an intro.

"Clearly, it is within our reach to accomplish the Great Economic Development Projects that are the only thing that can save humanity from falling into a New Dark Age. There are no limits to the material, financial, or human resources that can be harnessed in the interest of mankind. There is no reason on earth for the majority of humanity to live at or below the poverty level, no reason for pestilence, war, and famine to stalk the planet. Why, then, are these Great Projects not already a reality?

The answer is very straightforward. A financially and politically powerful apparatus, known among its own members as the Club of the Isles, is adamantly philosophically opposed to the spread of scientific and technological progress, particularly progress that accelerates the growth of the modern nation-state system that was founded over 500 years ago as the crowning accomplishment of the Golden Renaissance in Italy.

You will not read about the Club of the Isles in any textbook or popular magazine. It is unincorporated and it has no membership lists. Yet, as an informal association of predominantly European-based royal households and princely families, the Club of the Isles commands an estimated $10 trillion in assets. It lords over such corporate giants as Royal Dutch Shell, Imperial Chemical Industries, Lloyds of London, Unilever, Lonrho, Rio Tinto Zinc, and Anglo American DeBeers. It dominates the world supply of petroleum, gold, diamonds, and many other vital raw materials; and deploys these assets not merely in the pursuit of wealth, but as resources at the disposal of its geopolitical agenda.

Its goal: to reduce the human population from its current level of over 5 billion people to below 1 billion people within the next two to three generations; to literally ``cull the human herd'' in the interest of retaining their own global power and the feudal system upon which that power is based."

cont'd.

Full article here:

http://members.tripod.com/american_almanac/fallhous.htm

>>2068084

>It should be on display to be picked apart.

Exactly. And the only way for day shift anons, and those who use Notables to catch up because they don't have the timne to read whole breads, is to link it from Notables so they can pick it apart. Can always be put in Notables with a warning as to the inaccuracy of the content. But it seems to me important enough for all anons to be aware of what's being said, ESPECIALLY since a lot of it is not true.

>>2068117

>MOST OF IT IS TRUE.

>

>ALMOST ALL OF IT IS TRUE.

>

>AND THE PART THATS NOT TRUE IS ALSO NOT FALSE. PLAUSIBLE DENIABILITY.

OK. I'm not arguing about content, just saying that I think it is important enough for ALL anons to see and form their own views. And the best way of making it available to ALL anons is via Notables.

>>2068164

If you want to know how the Windsors, including Prince William who will one day be King, are involved in the cabal, please read the following linked artcile which I have been attempting to draw attention to for the past three hours only anons couldn't get their heads out of their navels - all busy discussing AFLB and then whether or not an article should make it to Notables.

http://members.tripod.com/american_almanac/fallhous.htm

"Clearly, it is within our reach to accomplish the Great Economic Development Projects that are the only thing that can save humanity from falling into a New Dark Age. There are no limits to the material, financial, or human resources that can be harnessed in the interest of mankind. There is no reason on earth for the majority of humanity to live at or below the poverty level, no reason for pestilence, war, and famine to stalk the planet. Why, then, are these Great Projects not already a reality?

The answer is very straightforward. A financially and politically powerful apparatus, known among its own members as the Club of the Isles, is adamantly philosophically opposed to the spread of scientific and technological progress, particularly progress that accelerates the growth of the modern nation-state system that was founded over 500 years ago as the crowning accomplishment of the Golden Renaissance in Italy.

You will not read about the Club of the Isles in any textbook or popular magazine. It is unincorporated and it has no membership lists. Yet, as an informal association of predominantly European-based royal households and princely families, the Club of the Isles commands an estimated $10 trillion in assets. It lords over such corporate giants as Royal Dutch Shell, Imperial Chemical Industries, Lloyds of London, Unilever, Lonrho, Rio Tinto Zinc, and Anglo American DeBeers. It dominates the world supply of petroleum, gold, diamonds, and many other vital raw materials; and deploys these assets not merely in the pursuit of wealth, but as resources at the disposal of its geopolitical agenda.

Its goal: to reduce the human population from its current level of over 5 billion people to below 1 billion people within the next two to three generations; to literally ``cull the human herd'' in the interest of retaining their own global power and the feudal system upon which that power is based. "

cont'd.