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  1. Just learned that Dr. Zev Zelenko passed away from cancer at 48. Zev was given a terminal cancer diagnosis and lived more years than was predicted; he attributed his bold action on the front lines of covid treatments to having lost his fear of man knowing that his death was near.
    https://stopworldcontrol.com/zelenko/

  2. Catherine, is this writer referring to you?
    “Take, for example, a recent investigation conducted by a Michigan State University professor and a former secretary from the Department of Housing and Development. Together, with a team of Ph.D students, they uncovered approximately $21 trillion that went missing and unaccounted for from the Department of Defense as well as the Department of Housing and Development. Why is this relevant?” It also makes me think of Joseph Farrell and his research in suppressed technology…
    https://stillnessinthestorm.com/2018/12/the-man-who-was-sentenced-to-14-years-for-making-anti-gravity-vehicles/

  3. With regard to crypto, one must see the “Mr. Global” touch points to understand its intentions. As one of the Ethereum founders, Gavin Wood, point out: “anything not sufficiently decentralized will be corrupted.” Companies like FTX, Alameda, & Circle are almost certainly up to no good with their close ties to Blackrock. It appears as though the consolidation taking place on the “corporate side” of crypto will be supported by attempts at regulation followed by even better decentralized tech to replace the crony system with crypto capitalism.

  4. This conversation and information was really good. One thing peaking my interest was the effects of technology, EMF, entrainment, cell phones… With regard to parents giving and taking away their children’s smart phones, John said “not a conversation they are willing to have.” That phrase, IMO, also applies to adults who act addicted to their phone. They can’t put them down, checking them continuously, keep them close by at all times. In church Sunday after an excellent biblical message, the assistant pastor compared “losing your cell phones,” first, then “losing your children.” There’s a problem with humans and their need to interact with their cell phones – always. The excuses, justifying this behavior, are nonsensical as well. All in my opinion.

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