I think it's safe to say the storm has moved on to the medical establishment, and to realize it's importance in this, which explains why we haven't seen much disclosure yet.

The strategy being used to take out the cabal is eliminating the web of dirty money that supports it. It must be revealed in stages, starting with the most visible illegal activity: Uranium one pay-to-play scheme, DNC funding the Dossier, McCabes $500k bribe, Obama shielding Hezbollah's drug trafficking from DEA, and the human trafficking and immigration executive order. All these recent stories change the narrative to support the revelation that loop capital and pay-to-play scheme's through politicians foundations are widespread, especially within the Democratic party.

Now that the people have been freed from the most horrific of the cabal's illegal activities, it's time to move onto the pseudo-legal corporations they control. Since the strategy is to take down the web of dirty money, let's see which industries are the most profitable.

"According to a 2013 Forbes comparison of profit margins in the five primary industrial sectors, pharmaceuticals tied with banks for the highest average profit margin at 19%. This was well ahead of the average profit margin for media stocks, oil & gas companies, and automakers, which produced mid-single-digit profit margins (automakers) to low double-digit profit margins (media)."

I imagine some turmoil coming to these industries shortly. You can already see the changes in the media. Trump has promised to lower drug prices and bring automakers back to the US. Finally the key to the restructuring the markets they control is Saudi Arabia. The public oil ipo (aramco) will have much bigger implications than you can imagine.

“People focus on Aramco as being the key thing,” said Salman Bajwa, chief executive officer of Dubai-based Emirates NBD Asset Management Ltd., which has $4.8 billion of assets. “In our eyes, it is just one of the several major changes taking place. We have landmark reforms going in the social, economic and markets space. The Aramco IPO will be the confirmation that one phase of structural reforms in the markets space has been successfully completed” because “there are going to be other IPOs, many of state-owned entities,” Bajwa said during an interview in his office last week.

The market capitalization of Aramco will be almost twice that of Apple Inc., four times bigger than Exxon Mobil Co. and at least one-fifth of the $5.8 trillion MSCI Emerging Markets Index, the benchmark for emerging markets, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. At the same time, Saudi Arabia plans to create the largest sovereign wealth fund and sell hundreds of state assets"

After the market restructuring is completed and the cabal's assets cut off, then we can finally received the disclosure we desperately want. It's too early now, as Q confirmed they still control the stock market and will tank it if too much is disclosed.

Wow apparently an investigation by Fairness and Accuracy in reporting or FAIR found that out of the top nine media conglomerates the only company that did not have board members from insurance or pharmaceutical corporations was CBS.

Found this in a book, and a reference on a webpage, with a link to the report which has mysteriously been taken down…

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True, also many of the board of directors of pharmaceutical companies also sit on the board of directors for media corporations, also considering the massive amount of money they spend on lobbying, any action taken that could reduce the profits of the pharmaceutical industry will meet heavy opposition. I could easily see the Democrats pushing that hard, their DACA talking points are getting very old.