>#933 Who We Are Edition
“Life is one big road with lots of signs. So when you riding through the
ruts, don't complicate your mind.
Flee from hate, mischief and jealousy.
Don't bury your thoughts.”
BOB O'MARLEY
https:// soundcloud.com/nublends/ bob-marley-exit-us-basement-freaks-bootleg
>>752761
>https://
americandigitalnews.com/2017/12/29/wwiii-conspiracy-north-korea-nasa-spacex-missile-technology/#.WrNTamaZMUQ
"The SpaceX v. ULA court decisions are sealed; we don’t know what deals were made. We DO KNOW that SpaceX became certified to handle NATIONAL SECURITY products afterwards.
It’s impossible to figure out how much of SpaceX is owned by Rizi Traverse. Rizvi invested Billionaire Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal’s money in Playboy, and it is probable that he invested Talal’s money in SpaceX too. Why? Because like the Playboy Mansion, what SpaceX has is EXTREMELY VALUABLE.
Bin Talal donated MILLIONS to the Clinton’s and to the John McCain Institute. Talal paid for Obama’s Harvard Education and he owns the top floors of Mandalay Bay.
SpaceX is a private company, which means we can’t see their books. We also can’t see their investors or how much control each investor has. It’s also why SpaceX owns its missile tech. [5]"
>>752716 >
>>752413 Rizvi-Branson connection.
>>752544 Branson-Hussein connection.
Rizvi-Hussein connection?
Meme worthy.
So Rex Tillerson is a more logical possibility to you than Rizvi Traverse as to who is
RT who met with MZ? (we agree that MZ=Zuckerberg/FB)
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"And even if they were in the past, they were never in the top 10 of shareholders unlike Peter Thiel, Bono, and others."
Sauce for that claim?
Thanks. You know what they say about puff pieces- They almost always have the best scoops.
"Mark Zuckerberg’s mother and father are still running the same dental business they did before Facebook was founded.
Known as ‘Painless Dr Z’, Ed Zuckerberg founded the business in 1978 but refuses to retire because his career is his ‘baby’"
< dentists, painless, won't retire, baby? FUNNY? Or Not?
"His family home has remained the same for decades, with little furniture, a small kitchen and the only obvious luxury a row of theatre style seats in front of a big TV."
Ed Zuckerberg has also not touched the two million shares in Facebook his son gave him as a thank you for helping him set up the business, a gift he initially refused by eventually accepted.
They are now worth around $60million."
<And plummeting by the day…>
Slapback:
>nymag.com/news/features/zuckerberg-family-2012-5/
"Ed Zuckerberg works out of a dental office around the side. In town, he is known as “Painless Dr. Z.”
Ed promptly laid down ten grand for a new and more powerful computer, the IBM XT, and accompanying accessories. He installed the machine in his office. “Oh, it was awful,” he tells me. “Close to a second mortgage and barely any active memory.”
The place has changed little in the decade since Mark Zuckerberg left home, first for boarding school and then for Harvard,
Karen, now a licensed psychiatrist, was enlisted as his office manager—“my most overqualified employee,” Ed says. A few years later, Karen briefly attempted to return to psychiatry but returned home after a year. “She saw those people in the chair,” Ed recalls, “and she didn’t want her kids to turn out to be one of them.”
Boarding school, eh? Wonder if he got out a 2nd mortgage for that?
(cont'd)
More puff on Zuck:
>nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2010/09/mark_zuckerberg_hes_just_like.html
"dental office of his father, Edward Zuckerberg, known to his patients as “painless Dr. Z.”
(“We cater to cowards,” his website reads.)
<I'm sure you do, Doc.>
He is composed of human body parts, and possibly a string
<Interesting word choice.>
For his senior project at Exeter,"
>——
So not only did he go to boarding school, he went to Philips Exeter Academy one of the Top 5 prestigious & expensive (& WASPY) boarding schools in the US.
>infogalactic.com/info/Phillips_Exeter_Academy
Phillips Exeter Academy is a highly selective coeducational independent school for boarding and day students between the 9th and 12th grade. It is located in Exeter, New Hampshire, capital of the state during the American Revolution, and is one of the oldest secondary schools in the United States.
The Economist has described the school as belonging to "an elite tier of private schools" in Britain and America.[4] The New York Times stated the school's facilities were "as luxurious as the nation's top universities".[5]"
American Psycho: In this novel by Bret Easton Ellis, the main character, Patrick Bateman, went to Exeter before the plot takes place.
Trading Places: In this film, Louis Winthorpe III, a managing director of a successful commodities brokerage, is an alumnus of Phillips Exeter Academy and Harvard University.
All with both parents running a small humble dentist office in Dobbs Ferry, NY and his dad joking about almost needing a 2nd mortgage to buy a $10k computer.
<OK, then, whatever you say, Doc.>
That's a new one, calling dub music "faggy". choose to take that as a compliment given the source, so thanks.
>Heavy shilling.
Indeed, Mr. 29 posts this bread and counting. Let me ask you something, bullyfag, when's the last time you posted any relevant research &/or useful analysis to this board?