>45 - operationfinale1?
>Who are all these people?
Operation Finale (2018)
"A team of secret agents set out to track down the Nazi officer who masterminded the Holocaust. "
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5208252/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_14
try harder
History
Five businessmen founded the Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company as a mining venture in Two Harbors, Minnesota, in 1902.[9] The goal was to mine corundum, but this failed because the mine's mineral holdings were anorthosite, which had no commercial value.[9] Co-founder John Dwan solicited funds in exchange for stock and Edgar Ober and Lucius Ordway took over the company in 1905.[9] The company moved to Duluth and began researching and producing sandpaper products.[9] William L. McKnight, later a key executive, joined the company in 1907, and A. G. Bush joined in 1909.[9] 3M finally became financially stable in 1916 and was able to pay dividends.[9]
The company moved to St. Paul in 1910, where it remained for 52 years before outgrowing the campus and moving to its current headquarters at 3M Center in Maplewood, Minnesota in 1962.[10]
The John Dwan Office Building, where 3M was founded, now a museum
Expansion and modern history
In 1947, 3M began producing perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) by electrochemical fluorination.[11]
In 1951, DuPont started purchasing PFOA from then-Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company for use in the manufacturing of teflon, a product that brought DuPont a billion-dollar-a-year profit by the 1990s.[12] DuPont referred to PFOA as C8.[13] The original formula for Scotchgard, a water repellent applied to fabrics, was discovered accidentally in 1952 by 3M chemists Patsy Sherman and Samuel Smith. Sales began in 1956, and in 1973 the two chemists received a patent for the formula.[14][15]
In the late 1950s, 3M produced the first asthma inhaler,[16] but the company did not enter the pharmaceutical industry per se until the mid-1960s with the acquisition of Riker Laboratories, moving it from California to Minnesota.[17] 3M retained the name Riker Laboratories for the subsidiary until at least 1985.[18] In the mid-1990s, 3M Pharmaceuticals, as the division came to be called, produced the first CFC-free asthma inhaler in response to adoption of the Montreal Protocol by the United States.[19][20] In the 1980s and 1990s, the company spent fifteen years developing a topical cream delivery technology which led in 1997 to health authority approval and marketing of a symptomatic treatment for genital herpes, Aldara.[21][22] After four decades, 3M divested its pharmaceutical unit through three deals in 2006, netting more than US$2 billion.[23][24] At the time, 3M Pharmaceuticals comprised about twenty percent of 3M's health care business and employed just over a thousand people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3M
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A. G. Bush joined in 1909
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In 1951, DuPont started purchasing PFOA from then-Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company for use in the manufacturing of teflon
teflon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq5zVGu1wSY
Three performers are set to begin work on DARPA's Underminer program, which aims to demonstrate tunneling technologies and approaches to provide secure underground resupply as troops move through an area
https://twitter.com/DARPA/status/1245443919833452546
agree, this is some kind of soft declas
If Covid is all a false flag/hoax from the pharmaceuticals, then we could conclude that they are still testing products on humans..that's why they need so many children
I´m permanently banned from halfchan
@VUMChealth is teaming up with @NIH
, @DARPA and other partners in an unprecedented, fast-tracked global effort to develop antibody-based treatments to protect people exposed to the 2019 novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19.
https://twitter.com/Vanderbilt_GR/status/1242795599847723008
https://twitter.com/Qanon76/status/1245907850628644866
Israel is a rogue nuclear state
Israel provide protection to Colombia. Venezuela, both?
https://www.timesofisrael.com/topic/farc/
https://twitter.com/As_SourceBrkNew/status/1244390345028362240
https://twitter.com/FictionDoctrine/status/1244961081677807618
if your only goal is to slaughter cattle, you don't need to keep many of them alive for long. the only explanation for releasing large numbers of childrens is because they are kept alive for something else
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