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More on the Uranium One, Iran deal, Syrian connection:

In Clancy’s novel The Sum of All Fears

-American plutonium, manufactured in a breeder reactor in the DoE Savannah River plant, and thus having a distribution of isotopes characteristic of that plant, is used to make a nuclear bomb.

-Under wartime emergency conditions, this bomb, unexploded, is accidentally dropped in Syria, back during the 1970s.

-The impact of the bomb buries it in the earth, and it goes missing, unnoticed, for many years.

-A Syrian digs up the bomb, and tells someone, who relays the info to Islamic terrorists. They realize it is a nuclear bomb, and offer helpfully to take it off the hands of the discoverer.

-These terrorists have no way to find or produce the failsafe codes to make the bomb explode, but they can find experts to defuse the bomb safely, and dismantle it.

-With the American plutonium from the dismantled bomb, they set up in Syria a project to make their own nuclear bomb.

-They transport the bomb abroad, and detonate it as a terrorist device, which causes great loss of life, nuclear fallout, general havoc, and risk of nuclear war between the US and Russia.

-Analysis of the isotope ratios near ground zero shows the characteristic “fingerprint” of Savannah River, proving, astonishingly, that the plutonium used to make the bomb originated in the US.

(I only read this book once, many years ago, so some details may be wrong, and I’ve left out others intentionally to make it a more enjoyable read for anyone who wants to go back to it now.

But that is the gist. It is a very memorable and gripping book.)

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In real life:

-Iran conducts its nuclear research and production in concert with its ally North Korea, and with its own client state Syria. Iranian and North Korean nuclear engineers and scientists have been photographed at nuclear facilities in all 3 nations.

-Conceivably, Iran’s and North Korea’s ally Venezuela, and Syria’s client state Lebanon could also be involved.

-Secretary of State Rodham, along with Soebarkah, Attorney General Holder, and a whole menagerie of black-hatted Foggy Bottom dwellers and Clowns, lawless FBI officials, and assorted other traitors in Soebarkah’s administration, approve the sale of 20% of America’s uranium production to a Russian company. Bad actors include the whole CFIUS committee, the committee that approves or rejects transactions that could potentially harm the national security. This is the Uranium One (U1) scandal, in its narrowest terms.

-As part of the sale, a total of $146 million was donated to the Clinton Crime Family Foundation. Wolf Moon’s insight was that 146 = 238 – 92. That is, the atomic weight of the most common isotope of natural uranium, U238, minus the atomic number of uranium, 92, is 146. The “weight” is the total number of protons and neutrons in the uranium nucleus, and the atomic number is the number of protons only. So the difference is the number of neutrons, 146. By making the payments total $146,000,000, Wolf claims Putin “signed” the deal, forever tying the bribery of the Clintons specifically to the sale of natural uranium.

-There are reports that not all of the uranium sold to Russia is actually delivered to Russia, but instead, ominously, to Iran.

-Natural uranium is one of the few elements whose isotope ratios vary from one part of the Earth’s crust to another (based on uranium deposits in the crust of the earth having been left by strikes of different meteors with different origins in outer space. The uranium originally present when the Earth was formed was so heavy that, back when everything was still molten, it sank to the planetary core, where we can’t get at it.)

-The isotope ratio serves as a “fingerprint” to identify which part of the earth a given sample of uranium mined in the crust (i.e. meteoric uranium, which landed here after the crust hardened) came from.

-Presumably the enrichment process would preserve aspects of the original isotope ratios, and perhaps introduce other fingerprints that would tie the uranium to a particular method of enrichment, or even to a particular enrichment facility.

-If the uranium were to be put in a breeder reactor and transmuted into plutonium, I don’t know if the plutonium would somehow retain a fingerprint identifying where the original uranium was mined, as opposed to a fingerprint of which breeder reactor it was manufactured in.

-Soebarkah himself, along with his 2nd Secretary of State, the already-treasonous Lurch, and a rogues’ gallery of European heads of state, other foreign heads of state, and IAEA and UN officials, sign paper greenlighting the final development of a nuclear arms industry in Iran. This paperwork is Soebarkah’s infamous “deal”.

-This paper is proclaimed as the opposite of what it is, namely, as an agreement somehow stopping the Iranian nuclear program.

-A worldwide chorus of asses in governments, in the Mockingbird media, in the UN, and in NGOs, loudly and raucously brays its unanimous approval of this POS paper.

-Soebarkah sends planeloads of cash, totalling billions of dollars, earmarked for Iran.

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According to, or implied by, Q:

-Iran has a nuclear site in northern Syria, which never shut down its operations during the Syrian civil war.

-Soebarkah’s “deal” only covered nuclear work done by Iran in Iran itself. The north Syrian facility and its Iranian/Syrian/North Korean staff were not affected.

-Just as not all the uranium purchased by Russia was actually sent to Russia, but was diverted elsewhere, not all the planeloads of cash sent by Soebarkah for Iran were actually sent to Iran, but were diverted elsewhere.

-Q includes photos showing known traitor Senator John McCain meeting with Syrian rebel officials and with Islamic State (IS) officials, including IS top leader al-Baghdadi himself.

-Q asks what was delivered to Syria on the occasions of McCain’s meetings there, implying U1 uranium, and/or planeloads of the US taxpayers’ cash sent by Soebarkah, were delivered there by McCain himself.

-The American origin of the uranium would provide cover to the perpetrators of any nuclear bombing, if U1 material were used in Syria to make a uranium bomb (like the Little Boy bomb dropped on Hiroshima.)

–SUM OF ALL FEARS

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SUM OF ALL FEARS

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Q used this phrase in all-caps above several times in previous transmissions. Each time, I took it to be used in the sense Clancy meant when he picked it as his title –i.e. as conveying a general sense of the horror of a nuclear blast perpetrated by terrorists, or of the horror of a nuclear WWIII between the US and Russia.

What makes me feel slow is that I never connected Q’s use of the phrase specifically to the plot of the actual book, despite the same countries being involved (US, Syria, Russia,) Islamic terrorists detonating a bomb made in Syria from fissile material whose isotopic fingerprint ties its ultimate origin to the US, etc., and despite my own familiarity with the book.

(The title may have been wordsmithed out of whole cloth by Clancy, btw, but it sounds poetic, like it is Biblical or Shakespearean or something. Anyone with Bible or literary expertise who recognizes it, please chime in to let us know.)

There are some differences between art and life, such as plutonium manufactured in a breeder reactor vs. uranium mined from the ground. But there are far more similarities than differences.

With this new understanding, I now judge it more probable than not that Tom Clancy was assassinated for what he knew. And, if so, that his connecting the U1/Iran “deal”/Syrian nuclear facility to the plot of his own book is the most likely specific reason that the hit was ordered.

Another plausible alternative is the one floated shortly after his death, that research for a future novel resulted in him imagining a gigantic crime so similar to something the globalists had planned, or were already doing, that he was murdered to prevent that book from seeing the light of day.

But, prior to reading the April 30, 2018 Q transmission this week, I didn’t realize it might be a novel he had already written, and one named by Q, that could be the issue.