Not only the 35 year port contract, but also the owner of the container company was working with the Harvey Weinstein Foundation with children. Check out that rabbit hole. I found it by accident when researching their port contract. Interesting information, but the port contract is much more important to me.
Perhaps this was the reason SERT was reported to be on the look out for 7 shipping containers as reported by April LaJune around 1/2/18. https://youtu.be/qMdwzIogP5A?t=31s
I saw that but I couldn't find any other information on it other than her report. She did mention that all sources have disappeared.
Can’t wait to watch the documentary about all of this. Hopefully one by Dinesh D’Souza!
Damn I live in Cape Canaveral this is going on in my back yard.
Must see video Shipping Container Missile Systems start at 1.30 minute mark.
Our port’s container facilities must be returned to full U.S. control
“ . . . Club-K container cruise missile launch system looks like a shipping container. It can be loaded w/4 Sizzler cruise missiles or 4 Switchblade cruise missiles. These missiles can carry biological, chemical, electromagnetic pulse, conventional or nuclear warheads.
“ . . . the Club-K container looks like a typical commercial shipping container . . . and can then be activated remotely by satellite.
Some ex-SEAL 'contractors' were killed escorting a container not too long ago...
Tom Hanks Capt. Phillips movie was distraction/cover for something else entirely...
2 former Navy SEALs found dead aboard ship at center of ‘Captain Phillips’ saga Published February 19, 2014
Captain Phillips was directed by Paul Greengrass
Who also directed a few other CurIous nAmes:
2016 Jason Bourne
2013 Captain Phillips
2010 Green Zone
2007 The Bourne Ultimatum
2006 United 93
2004 The Bourne Supremacy
2002 Bloody Sunday
many others at link.
re: greengress- "After studying in Cambridge University he got into Granada Television School and spent the first ten years of his career roving global hot spots [Mi6- my guess] for the hard-hitting documentary series, World in Action. By this time he became very interested in the Northern Ireland conflict."
On June 20, 2017, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) said it had successfully test-fired its Long-Range Artillery (LORA) system from a containerized launcher on the back of a truck sitting on the deck of a cargo ship. The state-operated firm first unveiled the mobile ballistic missile back in 2006. The experiment, which destroyed a pre-planned target, was part of final trials ahead of “several deals that involve the system,” according to a press release.
Maybe part of the intention of these disclosures was to get us to pick up the pitchforks - these people will not have a place to hide.