Now I'm no longer doubtful, of what I'm living for
And if I make you happy I don't need to do more
'Cause you make me feel
You make me feel
You make me feel like
A natural woman (woman)
Here's where money comes from
The Federal Reserve is the CENTRAL BANK of the USA
The Bank of England is the CENTRAL BANK of the UK
In the USA, the Treasury Secretary has taken control over the Fed
It no longer feeds interest earnings into the Cabal
It is now Day 17 of Month 4
Harvest
From the previous bread, a video beginning with Marie Curie
The Game Is Not Over
Their Plans Lie In Ruin
Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming
Babylon WILL Fall
All Things Into The Blinding Light
The video opens with Marie Curie
Later there are some Green Tea leaves
Which do help against some viruses
There are red blood cells
And some Anons have noted that there is an oxygen absorption issue
With COVID-19
Red blood cells are where oxygen is absorbed
You should recognize the DNA
Happy days are here again
The skies are blue and clear again
Let us sing a song of cheer again
Happy days are here again
Where we went once, we go again!
Anyone who believes HCQ is a miracle cure
Doesn't understand human metabolism
Or biochemistry.
That's why, in NY the doctor who did the first trial
Use HCQ plus AZ plus Zinc
In France the first trial was HCQ plus AZ
And let's not forget that some people have been treated
With Chloroquine phosphate alone
And that works too
There really should be a thousand different medicines that can be used
But before Trump
Research was being suppressed.
What is COVID-19
It's the WHO code for a pandemic event
Not a disease
Not a virus
The virus is called
SARS-CoV-2
And it is a strain of Coronavirus
Virtually the same one that caused the SARS epidemic
In 2003
By 2005 researchers had already learned that chloroquine
And other anti-malarials could help
So…
Who is going to Ask the Question?
Because it is now clear what the question is
Why did the health system not prepare for another SARS epidemic, or indeed any other epidemic?
There is so much going on just in the health field that my mind is spinning
HIV, Cancer, Influenza, nutritional therapies
You are going to be BLINDED by the possibilities
And note the most important fact of all
Only visible from 40,000 feet
The Left promised so many things but never delivered
But now, Trump's conservative government
Which is supposed to be AGAINST all those things promised by the Left
Is actually delivering those things to the people.
Is it possible that somebody has been lying?
If you do not know the story of George Cadbury,
A man who became a wealthy capitalist making chocolate
And made the name Cadbury's synonymous with chocolate in the UK
Then you don't know some important history
And you will never understand Trump at all.
Research George Cadbury, Cadbury's and Bourneville
Then for good measure, look into the Garden City movement
Which flowered briefly before the Cabal quashed it.
That photo was a red herring
Yes, Obama could have been
a. a mujahedin in Afghanistan
b. a hijacker of a Pakistani flight from Lahore to Kabul where American passengers were singled out
c. a participant in the Iran embassy hostage taking.
Obama visited Pakistan at the time these things happened
His mother was stationed in Peshawar near the Afghan border
Iran also has a border with Pakistan
In a TV series, NCIS, the pathologist/coroner is a Brit nicknamed Duckie. He was a British medical officer working in refugee camps at the time Obama was in Pakistan. Of course, Duckie was fictional, but why did they build a show around this, and also several other shows around the Afghan embassy, around Iranian intelligence and intimate links with Mossad.
In any case, the British flag is Red, White and Blue
The French group, Doctors Without Borders was also in the camps
France has a red white and blue flag
If you look for photos of the refugee camps at that time, you will notice that most women are dressed in faded red, faded blue or white dresses.
So, who was being shot by Obama?
I spent a couple of days scanning through these photos on the net.There are lots of them. It is entirely possible that a dedicated searcher could find something.
I also spent a few hours looking at Iran hostage photos.
But most importantly I read a lot as well and discovered that Obama's mother worked for a CIA front group and regularly spent time in Peshawar and there was lots of CIA front groups connected to that as well.
Did you see the ballet dancer on a honeycomb pattern on the floor?
It's nothing to do with bees
That is graphene, a miracle material with QUANTUM effects
Graphene is a two-dimensional honeycomb lattice of carbon atoms (fig. 1a) – only one monolayer of graphite. Yet this single layer has caused quite a stir due to its extraordinary properties: graphene conducts better than copper, shows exceptional mechanical strength and elasticity, and exhibits quantum effects already at room temperature.
Why Graphene Should Be On Every Executive’s Radar
The super strong, super thin and super versatile new material could change the way multiple products are made.
https://innovator.news/why-graphene-should-be-on-every-executives-radar-2fb912e6799f
It would be hard to find a material that’s gotten the mobile industry more excited than graphene, a super-thin, wonder material made up of carbon atoms that are layered together in hexagonal shapes. Demonstrations of ways graphene could be used to develop new types of optical communications, transparent circuits that can be bent and twisted, neural implants, stickers that can track health, and printed sensors for all sorts of Internet of Things applications will be on display at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain Feb. 26-March 1, 2020.
Oh dear, the COVID19 pandemic hit Spain hard and wiped out the event
https://www.euronews.com/2020/02/25/covid-19-wiped-out-barcelona-s-mobile-world-congress-but-tech-fans-found-new-ways-to-netwo
Their motto…
Gentlemen, we must all hang together, else we shall all hang separately.
And you thought it was such an innocent quotation, didn't you?
The mobile industry is interested because graphene could usher in entirely new types of connected objects. Apple, for instance, has been awarded several patents for designs that incorporate graphene, including graphene solar panels printed inside the touch screen to allow constant recharging; an entire smartphone that can be folded in half; a heat dissipater that would prevent smartphones from overheating; and a graphene-based battery system for smartwatches that conducts heat from the wrist to keep the gadget charged. Samsung alone has applied for at least 405 graphene-related patents around the world, according to press reports, and last November announced it had developed a “graphene ball” which, when combined with lithium batteries, allows for five times faster charging of Samsung phones. One could theoretically fully charge a smartphone in 12 minutes, the company says. There are good reasons why graphene should also be on the radar of executives in other industries. Developed by two researchers at the University of Manchester in the U.K., Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov — whose work won them the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010 — graphene is incredibly stable and very thin, yet also a strong conductor of electricity, heat and light. According to an article on Singularity Hub, a website operated by Singularity University, potential uses include purifying water, dairy products or wine; production of pharmaceuticals; separating unwanted gases from industrial, commercial and residential emissions; replacing human bones and body parts that require electrical current, like organs and nerves; improving building materials like concrete and aluminum by making them stronger and lighter; making pipes and storage tanks corrosion-resistant; developing stronger adhesives; creating flexible, low-cost, transparent solar cells that can turn virtually any surface into a source of electric power and building bigger and lighter wind turbines.
Revolutionary Potential
Such revolutionary potential has triggered an international arms race of sorts, with governments pumping huge sums of money into development. In the U.S., the federal government has awarded almost $264 million in graphene-related research grants over the past decade to recipients ranging from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to corporations like IBM. Last fall, the National Graphene Association, which is based in Oxford, Mississippi, announced it was co-sponsoring the Center for Graphene Research and Innovation at the University of Mississippi. It also created a new industry advocacy group called the American Graphene Institute, along with a graphene venture fund to invest in related products.
In the U.K., the government has earmarked $166 million for graphene programs. That includes at least $80 million for the National Graphene Institute and a new Graphene Engineering Innovation Center based at the University of Manchester, where it all started.
Trumping them all, however, is the European Commission, which in 2014 announced it would spend $1.22 billion over 10 years on the Graphene Flagship, a partnership of 125 research organizations, governments, and industry that aims to take the new material out of labs and into commercial products. The Graphene Flagship is organizing the pavilion at MWC for the third time this year. Frank Koppens, professor at the Institute of Photonic Sciences in Barcelona and scientific chair of the Graphene Pavilion, says he believes graphene is a disruptive technology that could have a huge impact on society.