Is The Coronavirus Being Used To Finally Bring Down Global Economic Ponzi Scheme?
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WE R Q
Published on 24 Feb 2020
Could one side (white hats or black hats) be using the coronavirus to finally bring an end to the global economic ponzi scheme? #ENDTHEFED #GOLDSTANDARD
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fZdfpCoQ3Jk
BREAKING: Phil Haney "Suicide" Report Walked Back By Amador County Sheriff's Office
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WE R Q
Published on 25 Feb 2020
Deep State is losing its' IRON GRIP… more walking back of information.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FgsR61hyxzI
Qniversity EPISODE 5 - For Students Who Wish to Write about Q
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Qniversity
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Published on 24 Feb 2020
President Trump signed an executive order to promote free speech on college campuses by threatening colleges with the loss of federal research funding if they do not protect those rights. American college and univesity students, write about Q.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgk-U4PlV14
Q has everything. [They] really are stupid.
Evaluating the lack of sound reasoning or basic logic, murdering others will not stop [their] public embarrassment, trial and punishment.
ThankQ for your theory, will keep it in mind.
The bigger picuture of [their] evil manipulation and focused strategic planning is utterly disgusting.
If we are capable of this as a species, unfettered from evil and equally harnessed for good, we'll have extraordinary feats to witness within our lifetime.
WWG1WGA
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8037135/Julian-Assange-supporters-camp-ahead-WikiLeaks-founders-fight-against-extradition-US.html
Julian Assange, 48, wanted by the US Department of Justice over 18 charges
17 charges are alleged breaches of US Espionage Act and 1 of computer hacking
QC representing Donald Trump's Government says Assange's leaks risked lives
Some of those identified in documents now said to be missing and feared dead
Osama bin Laden 'had papers from WikiLeaks in bunker where he died in 2001'
Assange's defence calls extradition political and Trump wants his 'head on a pike'
His QC claims client would be a suicide risk in an 'inhuman and degrading' US jail
Julian Assange's father has said it is 'simply untrue' that his son's Wikileaks revelations put sources' lives in danger - as his US extradition battle yesterday was told he would be at a 'high risk' of suicide if he was sent to an American prison.
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Opening the case against the 48-year-old on Monday, James Lewis QC said some sources 'disappeared' after he put them at risk of 'serious harm, torture or even death'.
He told District Judge Vanessa Baraitser that information published by WikiLeaks was 'useful to an enemy' of the US - with material found at al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan when he was killed in a 2011 raid.
Responding after the hearing, Assange's father John Shipton said that 'do damage was done.'
He said: 'The essential element of the prosecution case was that the sources were endangered, that their sources were endangered, this is simply not true.
'In Chelsea Manning's trial the Pentagon spokesman under oath at the trial said that nobody was hurt. Robert Gates testimony before congress, Robert Gates is ex-secretary of defence, he said that yes it's embarrassing, yes it's awkward, but that no damage was done.'
Assange, who is being held in Belmarsh Prison after being dragged from the Ecuadorian embassy last year, appeared in the dock at the London court next door today for the first day of his extraordinary British legal face-off with Donald Trump's Government.
He is battling to avoid extradition to Virginia where he faces 18 charges and a jail term of up to 175 years for leaking state secrets in 250,000 classified documents published by WikiLeaks online in 2010.
But Assange's QC Edward Fitzgerald said extradition to an American prison extradition would be the 'height of inhumanity', exposing him to inhumane conditions in an American prison, leading to a high risk of suicide.
Prince Andrew faces quiz from US Virgin Islands' Attorney General after claims Duke groped 'sex slave' accuser Virginia Roberts on Jeffrey Epstein's Caribbean bolthole on Little St James
By Martin Robinson, Chief Reporter For Mailonline
08:01 GMT 24 Feb 2020 , updated 09:35 GMT 24 Feb 2020
US Virgin Islands' attorney general Denise George investigating Epstein's crimes
She has not ruled out speaking to Duke of York who visited his 'paedo island'
Member of Epstein's staff claimed he saw Andrew groping Virginia Roberts
Scotland Yard is also under pressure to release key records related to the Duke
Prince Andrew could be questioned by the US Virgin Islands' chief legal adviser over his friend Jeffrey Epstein's crimes on his 'paedo island' in the Caribbean.
Attorney general Denise George, who is investigating Epstein's child sex trafficking to Little Saint James, has not ruled out speaking to the Duke of York.
Ms George told The Sun: 'We target evidence, the evidence may take us to people. But we target the evidence. We see where the evidence leads us'.
It came as a member of Jeffrey Epstein's staff claimed that he saw Prince Andrew groping Epstein's alleged sex slave Virginia Roberts at the paedophile’s Caribbean island home.
And Scotland Yard is also under pressure to release key records relating to Prince Andrew after doubt was cast on his alibi on the night he is accused of having sex with a teenager in Britain.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8036935/Prince-Andrew-faces-quiz-Virgin-Islands-Attorney-General.html
I need training. I want training to decode everything I see as comms, but lack the skill to extract the information.
Ta
Can you send me the manual, study sheets and cheat sheets?
Well if it is built into the id dropped in goo, will take more consideration that it's not a mistake, and done on purpose.