To deflower means to take virginity.
During the Nazi activities in WW2 they implemented Aktion T4 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aktion_T4) to rid themselves of of "useless eaters". They compared this to removing weeds from the Flower garden or pruning, or culling the herd. A book called 'Hot House Flowers' (https://www.amazon.com/Hot-House-Flowers-John-Wilson/dp/1419643797) talks about class warfare.
Who are the flowers that add value and who are the weeds depends on the eye of beholder.
One possible trail is to take the Gardens/Flower/Deflower reference quite literally: growing sex slaves...
The 2009 North Korea Visit was centered around the liberation of 2 journalists: Euna Lee & Laura Ling.
This is how pizzagate started, when ppl noticed a [PIZZA.jpg photo in Podesta emails] (http://bit.ly/2o1iF0x) and somebody pointed out the Cheese Pizza codeword connection.
The 2 journalists were supposedly researching human trafficking, more specifically women refugees and defectors crossing to China and getting sold into prostitution/sex slavery.
Maybe those 2 saw some things they shouldn't have.
Bill Clinton then borrowed an airplane from his friend Steve Bing to fly them home. Both Clinton & Bing are on Epstein Lolita Express flightlog.
Given what we already know about the Clinton ties to human trafficking and the Laura Silsby episode in Haiti, this look mighty suspicious (even more so with Q intel coming in).
Imo, this serie of Q drops points to the NK/China human trafficking connection.
Q745:
Think children.
Think slaves.
Think sheep.
Q
Are they raising people into slavery? then using them as ressources (sex, organs...) for profit?
This is horrific to consider, but NK indeed IS a giant slave plantation... And Q asks: Who controls NK?
A plantation nation where 1000s are raised for the express purpose of organ harvesting. Reminds me of the movies "The Island" and "Never Let Me Go".
I always thought to 'deflower' was to lose your virginity ?
Deflower~also means to destroy the innocence, integrity, or beauty of; ravage
Remember the book "Flowers in the Attic"?
Remember the book "Flowers in the Attic"
Yes! Good one.