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d75181 No.72286
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9820764 (020331ZJUL20) Notable: Business Group Complains Trump’s H-1B Reform Is Boosting U.S. Graduates, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: graduation_640x480.jpg
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Business Group Complains Trump’s H-1B Reform Is Boosting U.S. Graduates
If President Donald Trump can push his H-1B reforms into 2021, he will dramatically increase the marketplace power of U.S. college graduates, complains a top manager at the Fortune 500 business group the Conference Board.
“If the [H-1B] suspension continues beyond 2020, recruiting high-quality tech workers could become much more difficult,” wrote Gad Levanon, who heads the group’s Labor Market Institute that has repeatedly recognized that a smaller supply of workers tends to raise wages and salaries.
Under Forbes‘ headline, “Tech Workers Were Already Hard To Find. The H-1B Visa Suspension Just Made Recruiting Them Even Harder,” Levanon wrote:
Hundreds of thousands of foreigners will no longer be able to attain work in the U.S. as a result.
This halt will deal a one-two punch to employers of computer-related occupations, which includes jobs such as software developers and computer systems analysts. First, people in this field receive the overwhelming majority of H-1B visas. Out of the nearly 400,000 H-1B petitions approved in fiscal year 2019, about two-thirds were in that line of work. Most went to software developers.
Second, computer-related workers are the one group for which the labor market will soon become tight again. When that happens, new foreign workers may be sorely missed.
Computer experts are “likely to regain their hot commodity status in the next year or two,” he wrote.
Levanon’s Jue 26 warnings are good news for Americans, said Kevin Lynn, founder of U.S. Tech Workers. “I would do a jig,” because Levanan is admitting that Trump’s reforms are helping American professionals, he said.
https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2020/06/30/business-group-complains-trumps-h-1b-reform-is-boosting-u-s-graduates/
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d75181 No.72287
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9820777 (020332ZJUL20) Notable: 2015 Soros doc on Police Reform
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>>>/qresearch/9820711
The source is this leak:
https://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/the-bizarre-media-blackout-of-hacked-george-soros-documents/
I'm re-seeding it now as "SorosLeak.zip." It should have been announced, but I'm not exactly an expert at this.
Also, the main part is that it shows Soros' ppl funding and grooming Black Lives Matter, not so much police reform.
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d75181 No.72288
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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9820789 (020335ZJUL20) Notable: pb Last of the Mohicans theme - comments from patriots (pdf)
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>>>/qresearch/9820754
Oh damn...the theme from the Last of the Mohicans is based on Dougie Maclean's "The Gael". He also has another piece called...wait for it...READY FOR THE STORM.
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d75181 No.72289
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9820814 (020338ZJUL20) Notable: 2015 Soros doc on Police Reform
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>>>/qresearch/9820791
Here's a link to the magnet link if anyone wants a copy–I'm not seeing it on the tracker pages:
https://pastebin.com/6ynbtBP0
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d75181 No.72290
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9820849 (020343ZJUL20) Notable: #12569
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'''#12569
>>72284 planefags
>>72288 the theme from the Last of the Mohicans is based on Dougie Maclean's "The Gael". He also has another piece called…wait for it…READY FOR THE STORM.
>>72286 Business Group Complains Trump’s H-1B Reform Is Boosting U.S. Graduates
>>72283, >>72285 “QAnon Sympathizer”
>>72282 BA Commish on Possible Anthem Protests: We Have to Be True to Ourselves
>>72281 Restaurant CEO Gives Away Salary and Bonus Worth $800K To Help Employees
>>72280 Colorado Supreme Court rejects governor’s attempt to allow signature gathering for ballot initiatives by email, mail
>>72278 Biden pulls together hundreds of lawyers as a bulwark against election trickery/from his basement abode in a lockdown unit
>>72276 Chaos Erupts as Democrats Adopt GOP Motion to Restrict Chinese Access to American Infrastructure Projects
>>72275, >>72277, >>72287, >>72289 2015 Soros doc on Police Reform
>>72274 POTUS Schedule for Thursday, July 2, 2020
>>72272, >>72273, >>72279 Promontory diggz
>>72271 Quiet retirement: Finnish Air Force reportedly ditches swastika logo
>>72270 McConnell: I Hope Trump Doesn’t Veto NDAA over Base Name Issue
#12569
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d75181 No.72291
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821014 (020401ZJUL20) Notable: Russian constitutional changes approved by 77,93% as 99,9 % of ballots counted - Election Commission, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: Screenshot_2020_07_02_Sputnik_on_Twitter_BREAKING_Russian_constitutional_changes_approved_by_77_93_as_99_9_of_ballots_c_.png
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Russian constitutional changes approved by 77,93% as 99,9 % of ballots counted - Election Commission
https://twitter.com/SputnikInt/status/1278536258483113988
>>>/qresearch/9820967
93
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d75181 No.72292
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821046 (020405ZJUL20) Notable: Anon notes on Chart of Coercion of Prisoners / pb, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: 608023ff24c4c903a3f611127e742825a00d6abc00ec73e2c8e5bd4668eb479f.png, c77b1a9cb1531d847cef296d00c27f85668e3b8fdafd4341243eb5ba5b8b65fe.png
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>>>/qresearch/9821022
BIderman's Chart of Coercion w/great anon notes
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d75181 No.72293
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821064 (020407ZJUL20) Notable: Florida Gov. DeSantis refuses to cave to pressure over COVID-19 spike, won't shut down Florida-theblaze, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: rebuke_DeSantis_should_make_masks_mandatory_in_Florida_Editorial.jpg
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>>>/qresearch/9820887
DeSantis should make masks mandatory in Florida | Editorial
my rebuttal to these cry babies
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/opinion/editorials/os-op-coronavirus-desantis-masks-mandatory-editorial-20200701-jrletsekfzdulmhpdnfllccolq-story.html
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d75181 No.72294
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821084 (020410ZJUL20) Notable: Shooting star seems to have exploded above Tokyo-mainichi, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: tokyo_shooting_star_spaceforce.png
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Shooting star seems to have exploded above Tokyo
A bright shooting star crossed the sky above Tokyo early Thursday with many people saying they heard it explode.
Social media came alive after the 2:30 a.m. incident, with many people saying they heard a large bang, with some saying they mistook the sound for noise made by people living above them. "I thought a person living (in the condo) above knocked down a shelf," wrote one Twitter user, while another said, "I thought my child sleeping on the second floor fell out of bed." Others who were awake at the time witnessed the sky suddenly lighting up.
A man who captured the fireball with a camera installed at his home in Hiratsuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, near Tokyo, said it crossed the northern sky from west to east.
The National Astronomical Observatory said several fireballs are observed every month on average, but it is rare for people to hear anything.
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20200702/p2g/00m/0na/061000c
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d75181 No.72295
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821104 (020413ZJUL20) Notable: Judicial Watch Obtains Records Showing FDA Paid for ‘Fresh and Never Frozen’ Human Fetal Parts for Use In ‘Humanized Mice’ Creation, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: ClipboardImage.png
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Judicial Watch received 165 pages of records from the FDA showing #FDA between 2012 & 2018 entered into 8 contracts worth $96,370 to acquire “fresh & never frozen” tissue from aborted #fetuses for use in creating “humanized mice” for research. Read:
WTF
?
https://twitter.com/JudicialWatch/status/1278540400270204928
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d75181 No.72296
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821146 (020418ZJUL20) Notable: Federal Agents Charge Four Democrat Toledo City Council Members in Bribery Investigation-gatewaypundit, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: ClipboardImage.png, ClipboardImage.png
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Federal Agents Charge Four Democrat Toledo City Council Members in Bribery Investigation
Federal agents on Tuesday arrested four members of the Toledo City Council after a 2-year bribery investigation.
That makes a total of six Democrat officials to be charged within the last week.
Two Democrat Patterson councilmen were charged with voter fraud a couple days ago.
WTVG reported (emphasis our own):
Four members of the Toledo City Council have been accused of accepting bribes while in office, according to court documents obtained by 13abc on Tuesday.
At least three of those council members have been placed into federal custody. 13abc crews were on the scene as council members Larry Sykes and Yvonne Harper were placed into custody. Federal documents also implicate council members Gary Johnson and Tyrone Riley.
According to a criminal complaint filed with the U.S. District Court, Councilman Sykes faces complaints of “Reciept of Bribe by Agent of Organization Receiving Federal Funds” and “Hobbs Act Extortion Under Color of Official Right.” In the affidavit filed along with the complaint, council members Harper, Riley, and Jonson are also named as subjects.
The documents reveal an unnamed source who owns several commercial properties, primarily gas stations and convenience stores in Toledo, pointed the finger at councilman Tyrone Riley.
The alleged pay for votes scheme then unraveled over the next two years and according to the feds involved Yvonne Harper, Larry Sykes, and Gary Johnson.
The court documents detail how each of the council members allegedly accepted payments in the range of five hundred to five thousand dollars for ‘yes’ votes on zoning requests to internet cafes.
If convicted the council members could face 10 years for bribery and 20 years for extortion along with 250-thousand dollars in fines.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/07/federal-agents-charge-four-democrat-toledo-city-council-members-bribery-investigation/
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d75181 No.72297
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821158 (020419ZJUL20) Notable: Florida Gov. DeSantis refuses to cave to pressure over COVID-19 spike, won't shut down Florida-theblaze
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>>72293
At least he's taking this stand!
Florida Gov. DeSantis refuses to cave to pressure over COVID-19 spike, won't shut down Florida
'We're not going back, closing things'
https://www.theblaze.com/news/florida-desantis-wont-re-close-florida
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d75181 No.72298
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821190 (020423ZJUL20) Notable: moar on Promontory: locations and founder info, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: p.png
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Promontory Financial
DC, Japan, China
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d75181 No.72299
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821199 (020424ZJUL20) Notable: moar on Promontory: locations and founder info, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: _20200702_000858.jpg
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Meet the Ludwigs:
Jacob
Louise
Eugene
and Ken
From humble beginnings comes a true American success story.
archive.is/riV3o
fortune.com/2016/06/30/one-of-the-highest-paid-execs-in-banking-is-not-even-a-banker/
archive.is/DEhm8
jta.org/2019/11/29/culture/ken-ludwigs-new-play-is-inspired-by-his-parents-love-letters
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d75181 No.72300
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821228 (020428ZJUL20) Notable: Russian constitutional changes approved by 77,93% as 99,9 % of ballots counted - Election Commission
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>>72291
Russian citizens voted to accept the amendments/additions to the Constitution of the Russian Federation as written here in English:
http://en.kremlin.ru/acts/news/62988
This includes things like the following:
the priority of family education. In case family education is not possible, the state undertakes parental obligations towards such children.
The state undertakes the obligation to support and protect culture as a unique heritage of Russia's multi-ethnic nation.
It is proclaimed that the Russian Federation safeguards the historical truth and honours the feat of the defenders of the Fatherland. Denigrating the feat of the people who defended the Fatherland shall not be permitted.
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d75181 No.72301
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821300 (020438ZJUL20) Notable: Anon on keystone, HCQ & Fauci
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Keystone
This will all be related to Dr. Anthony Fauci
who began AIDS research in 1984 and hasn't yet found a cure
but has been in charge of all funding at NIH for over 30 years.
Billions go to pharma corporations and some "start ups" too.
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https://www.iavireport.org/vol-13-no-2-mar-apr-2009/1030-capsules-from-keystone
CAPSULES FROM KEYSTONE
Mar-Apr 2009
A lot of snow fell the week of March 22-27 in Keystone, Colorado, accompanied by a flurry of updates on vaccine research and development by researchers who gathered for the joint Keystone Symposia on “HIV Immunobiology: From Infection to Immune Control” and “Prevention of HIV/AIDS.”
This year’s meeting marked the 25th anniversary of Keystone Symposia’s first meeting on HIV/AIDS, which was held in 1984, three years after the first HIV infections were described. The speakers at the conference’s opening session left no doubt that 28 years after HIV emerged, there is still much to do. “We probably got rid of the iceberg, but under the water there is a mass of ice and that’s the current AIDS epidemic,” said Didier Trono, of the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, in his introductory address. Nobel laureate Francoise Barre-Sinoussi from the Institut Pasteur said recent developments in the AIDS vaccine field show that “we have to come back to basic science.”
other subject headings:
Tracking transmission
DNA/Ad5 against rigorous challenge
DNA prime doesn’t pay
Building a better antigen
STEP by step
Mucosal protection
Antibodies: Better together or alone?
HIV-specific T cells in the gut
Non-pathogenic SIV infection
Battlefield maps
HSV-2 Infection and HIV risk
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d75181 No.72302
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821381 (020446ZJUL20) Notable: Anon on keystone, HCQ & Fauci
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>>72301
Dr. Fauci research continued
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This report is backed with 20 indexed references, some of which include HCQ
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/art.1780390122
ARTHRITIS & RHEUMATISM
Vol. 39, No. 1, January 1596, pp 157-161
6 1996, American College of Rheumatology
MATTHEW H. ORNSTEIN and KIRK SPERBER
THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY AND ANTIVIRAL EFFECTS OF
HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE IN TWO PATIENTS WITH
ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME AND
ACTIVE INFLAMMATORY ARTHRITIS
(excerpts)
The antibiotic and antiviral properties of HCQ may also have been of help to our 2 patients. Neither patient developed an opportunistic infection while taking HCQ, although this may have simply been a matter of chance.
It is important to note that antimalarial medications also have antiprotozoal effects that could help to prevent opportunistic infections such as PCP and Toxoplusmu gondii (16,17). Indeed, the antimalarial drug primaquine is part of a current alternative regimen for treating active PCP in patients who cannot tolerate TMP/SMX (16). Patient 1 had been taking HCQ for 14 months, and developed PCP only after cessation of HCQ and TMP/SMX.
It has long been suspected that RA and other types of inflammatory arthritis may have a viral origin.
Using a medication that inhibits viral replication could theoretically decrease an inflammatory process by suppressing the cause.
The ability of HCQ to inhibit the replication of HIV (as well as other viruses) in vitro and in vivo suggests that it may be a good candidate treatment for patients with
an AIDS-associated arthritis.
All of the other options have considerable toxic side effects when compared with HCQ, and none possess its unique antiviral properties.
If HCQ can treat inflammatory arthritis associated with AIDS as well as act to inhibit HIV replication, it may be a drug of choice in these patients.
We are not suggesting that all patients with AIDS and various inflammatory arthropathies will improve with antimalarial therapy, only that there are multiple reasons for choosing HCQ over other agents.
Extreme caution would, of course, be needed in treating patients who have psoriatic arthritis with HCQ, so that the skin rash would not be exacerbated.
From the preliminary data presented, we believe that HCQ should now be studied in a controlled trial for patients with inflammatory arthritis who are HIV positive, in order to assess the benefits in both diseases.
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That was in 1996
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d75181 No.72303
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821446 (020452ZJUL20) Notable: Twitter removes Trump meme over copyright complaint from New York Times, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: Screenshot_2020_07_02_Twitter_removes_Trump_meme_over_copyright_complaint_from_i_New_York_Times_i_1_.png, Screenshot_2020_07_02_Twitter_removes_Trump_meme_over_copyright_complaint_from_i_New_York_Times_i_.png
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Twitter removes Trump meme over copyright complaint from New York Times
Twitter is doubling down on its social media feud with President Trump by removing a photograph he posted, claiming it violated the company's copyright policy. Late Tuesday, the social media giant removed a picture in a tweet sent by the president that read, "In reality they're not after me, they're after you. I'm just in the way." Spokespeople from the New York Times and Twitter confirmed the tweet in question was removed because of a Digital Millennium Copyright Act complaint. "Media not displayed," a message says where the photograph once was. "This image has been removed in response to a report from the copyright holder."
The photograph, taken by photographer Damon Winter, shows the president in black and white while pointing at the camera. It accompanied a piece about then-candidate Trump running for the presidency. The image was first repurposed as a meme by the president on Dec. 18, 2019, the day the House of Representatives passed two articles of impeachment against him.
Last month, Twitter continued its conflict with Trump by labeling a video in one of his tweets as "manipulated media." Trump tweeted a video of two toddlers, one running away from the other, part of a clip that went viral in 2019. Edited to depict CNN misleadingly covering the footage, it showed the captions: "Terrified toddler runs from racist baby" and "Racist baby probably a Trump voter." The video then shows the entire clip to reveal the two toddlers hugging and playing with one another. "America is not the problem," a voice-over says. "Fake news is. If you see something, say something. Only you can prevent fake news dumpster fires." "This Tweet has been labeled per our synthetic and manipulated media policy to give people more context. More on our policies and approach here," a Twitter spokesperson told the Washington Examiner at the time.
In late May, Twitter applied a fact-checking label for the first time to one of the president's tweets after he commented on mail-in voting. "There is NO WAY (ZERO!) that Mail-In Ballots will be anything less than substantially fraudulent. Mail boxes will be robbed, ballots will be forged & even illegally printed out & fraudulently signed. The Governor of California is sending Ballots to millions of people," Trump claimed on Twitter. Users who clicked the link were directed to several news articles that fact-checked Trump's claim. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey defended the company's actions in later tweets of his own.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/twitter-removes-trump-meme-over-copyright-complaint-from-new-york-times
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d75181 No.72304
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821472 (020455ZJUL20) Notable: Anon on keystone, HCQ & Fauci
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>>72301
>>72302
Dr. Fauci continued
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no studies had been done on HCQ ?
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https://health.ucsd.edu/news/releases/Pages/2020-05-15-nih-begins-clinical-trial-of-hydroxychloroquine-azithromycin-to-treat-covid-19.aspx
https://archive.is/wip/kXiig
NIH Begins Clinical Trial of Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin to Treat
COVID-19
A Q&A with the trial’s study team leader, Davey Smith, MD, at UC San Diego
School of Medicine
May 15, 2020 | Scott LaFee
(my note: claims made in this report do not have reference source links)
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...But other studies have found no improvement and, in fact, report that patients receiving both drugs together were more likely to experience cardiac arrest than those who received one or neither of the therapies.
As a result, the FDA cautions that hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 be limited to clinical trials or for treating certain hospitalized patients under emergency use authorization so clinicians can closely monitor patients for adverse effects.
Question: How is this trial different from earlier studies or investigations?
Smith: Other trials were not conducted in a way that allowed for observers and reviewers to conclude with certainty that the approach works or does not. Questions or aspects were left unanswered or incomplete.
Question: How do the drugs work?
Smith: By increasing the pH of certain cellular components called endosomes, which the novel coronavirus uses to infect cells. Endosomes are compartments inside a cell’s membrane that serve as a place where materials pulled into the cell can be sorted and directed to destinations inside the cell and materials inside can be transported and moved outside the cell. If the pH is too high in these endosomes, the virus gets stuck and cannot finish infecting the cell.
Question: How long do you expect the trial to run? Do you expect difficulty finding participants, given concerns and controversy regarding this approach? When might initial results be known?
Smith: We expect the study to run a few months. I do not know if we will have difficulty finding eligible participants. There is still a lot of COVID-19 in the community and we do not currently have a medication that works for people who are not hospitalized.
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d75181 No.72305
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821542 (020501ZJUL20) Notable: The presidents of Iran, Russia and Turkey issued a joint stmt Wed condemning "Israeli military attacks in Syria", MISSING MEDIA/FILES: Screenshot_2020_07_02_Haaretz_com_on_Twitter_The_presidents_of_Iran_Russia_and_Turkey_issued_a_joint_statement_Wednesday_c_.png
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The presidents of Iran, Russia and Turkey issued a joint statement Wednesday condemning "Israeli military attacks in Syria"
https://twitter.com/haaretzcom/status/1278475111490863105
GOD WINS
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d75181 No.72306
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821565 (020504ZJUL20) Notable: Anon on keystone, HCQ & Fauci
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>>72304
>>72301
Dr Fauci continued
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22820788/
https://archive.is/wip/x6r2o
JAMA. 2012 Jul 25;
308(4):353-61. doi: 10.1001/jama.2012.6936.
Effects of Hydroxychloroquine on Immune Activation and Disease Progression Among HIV-infected Patients Not Receiving Antiretroviral Therapy: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Intervention: Hydroxychloroquine, 400 mg, or matching placebo once daily for 48 weeks.
Among HIV-infected patients not taking antiretroviral therapy, the use of hydroxychloroquine compared with placebo did not reduce CD8 cell activation but did result in a greater decline in CD4 cell count and increased viral replication.
linked to from: http://www.isrctn.com/ISRCTN30019040
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0149291895800395
https://archive.is/wip/o7dvv
Clinical Therapeutics
Volume 17, Issue 4, July–August 1995, Pages 622-636
Hydroxychloroquine treatment of patients with human immunodeficiency virus type 1
Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), an antimalarial agent used to treat patients with autoimmune diseases, has been shown to suppress human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) replication in vitro in T cells and monocytes
HCQ thus may be useful in the treatment of patients with HIV-1 infection.
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https://www.aidsmap.com/news/jul-2016/hiv-will-only-be-cured-combinations-too-conference-delegates-hear
https://archive.is/dIDw5
Dr Anthony Fauci, head of the US National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases, told delegates that HIV cure research was roughly at the stage HIV treatment was in 1990; as with the first HIV drug AZT (zidovudine), it was becoming clear that single agents or strategies might only have the most limited effect, and dual combinations were starting to show somewhat more promise.
Even combinations don’t work if they lack a crucial step in the sequence of events that would need to happen for HIV-infected cells to be purged from the body. The Towards a Cure workshop, and the main conference, heard about disappointing results from an experimental regimen consisting of three drugs; the immune modulator drug vorinostat, chosen because it can ‘wake up’ the long-lived reservoir cells in which HIV lies hidden; the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine, chosen to contain the immune stimulant effects of vorinostat and prevent runaway HIV infection; and the entry inhibitor maraviroc, chosen because it has the potential to stop HIV spreading to new cells once the reservoir cells are woken up.
This ‘VHM’ combination was given to ten people with HIV who had been diagnosed within two to four weeks of infection, treated immediately with antiretroviral therapy (ART) and kept on ART for at least two years. It was hoped that the ‘kick’ given by this regimen would induce the body’s immune system to spontaneously eliminate the HIV-infected cells that had now become visible to it, or would convert naturally to a short-lived type that would die.
Presenter Jintanat Ananworanich told the workshop that the reason VHM did not work was probably because, as other ‘kick and kill’ studies had found, that it was not enough to flush the HIV reservoir cells out of hiding. It turned out that the body’s natural immune processes did not then kill these calls and that a ‘kill’ component or toxin that actively targeted the reawakened reservoir cells would have to be added.
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d75181 No.72307
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821606 (020510ZJUL20) Notable: Turner's CNN is a symbol of the Confederacy (ha-ha-ha), MISSING MEDIA/FILES: ClipboardImage.png
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CNN was founded by a racisssssssss
https://twitter.com/T_S_P_O_O_K_Y/status/1278443975133859841
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d75181 No.72308
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821619 (020511ZJUL20) Notable: Power grab by China's Xi Jinping: President for life?, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: and_address_its.jpg
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Power grab by China's Xi Jinping: President for life?
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/power-grab-by-chinas-xi-jinping-president-for-life/
Make Putin President for Life, Chechnya's Kadyrov Says
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/07/01/make-putin-president-for-life-chechnyas-kadyrov-says-a70747
Anyone want President Trump to complete the trifecta?
Prevent the DS from putting anyone else in for over a decade while we wipe them out?
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d75181 No.72309
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821623 (020511ZJUL20) Notable: Women's soccer league on their knees, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: ClipboardImage.png
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What is woman's soccer? Never heard of it.
https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1278539178498809856
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d75181 No.72310
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821625 (020512ZJUL20) Notable: Verma: Democrats issued guidance that contradicted federal guidelines, causing the deaths of Elders
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Zerma Proves Democrats issued guidance that contradicted federal guidelines, causing the deaths of Elders
	Q asks Anons if we can prove some Democrat leaders got their Elders killed? (QMap) According to Seema Verma, Democrats like Cuomo "issued guidance that contradicted federal guidelines." (Breitbart) Deaths favor Democrats and they try to blame it on Trump with their fake news slaves. The higher the number of deaths goes, the more fake news attempts to blame Trump. If people work together and overcome fake news with their own shared news, fake news will fail and Democrats will be exposed. Q asks the People to work together; "WE MUST UNITE AGAIN." (QMap)
Sources:
1 https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/06/22/exclusive-seema-verma-cuomo-other-democrat-governors-coronavirus-nursing-home-policies-contradicted-federal-guidance/
2 https://qmap.pub/ search 3907, 4477
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d75181 No.72311
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821642 (020514ZJUL20) Notable: ————————————–——– What a coincidence! Nothing to see here. (Pic Cap: , Vid Link: )
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https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-and-dnc-outraise-trump-and-rnc-during-blockbuster-fundraising-month
What a coincidence!
Nothing to see here.
Q
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d75181 No.72312
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821668 (020516ZJUL20) Notable: #12570
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#12570
note-taker after ghost
>>72291, >>72300 Russian constitutional changes approved by 77,93% as 99,9 % of ballots counted - Election Commission
>>72293, >>72297 Florida Gov. DeSantis refuses to cave to pressure over COVID-19 spike, won't shut down Florida-theblaze
>>72294 Shooting star seems to have exploded above Tokyo-mainichi
>>72295 Judicial Watch Obtains Records Showing FDA Paid for ‘Fresh and Never Frozen’ Human Fetal Parts for Use In ‘Humanized Mice’ Creation
>>72296 Federal Agents Charge Four Democrat Toledo City Council Members in Bribery Investigation-gatewaypundit
>>72298, >>72299 moar on Promontory: locations and founder info
baker pickup
>>72301, >>72302, >>72304, >>72306 Anon on keystone, HCQ & Fauci
>>72303 Twitter removes Trump meme over copyright complaint from New York Times
>>72305 The presidents of Iran, Russia and Turkey issued a joint stmt Wed condemning "Israeli military attacks in Syria"
>>72307 Turner's CNN is a symbol of the Confederacy (ha-ha-ha)
>>72308 Power grab by China's Xi Jinping: President for life?
>>72309 Women's soccer league on their knee during the Nat'l Anthem
>>72310 Verma: Democrats issued guidance that contradicted federal guidelines, causing the deaths of Elders
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d75181 No.72313
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821765 (020525ZJUL20) Notable: pb Last of the Mohicans theme - comments from patriots (pdf), MISSING MEDIA/FILES: The_Last_of_the_Mohicans_Promontory_Main_Theme_Comments.png, The_Last_of_the_Mohicans_Promontory_Main_Theme_Comments_01JULY2020.pdf
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The Last of the Mohicans - Promontory (Main Theme)
171 pages of comments by Patriots from around the globe...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tjdswqGGVg
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d75181 No.72314
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821766 (020525ZJUL20) Notable: pb Last of the Mohicans theme - comments from patriots (pdf), MISSING MEDIA/FILES: NOTHING_CAN_STOP_WHAT_IS_COMING.jpg, Ready.jpg, for.jpg, not_The_Gael.png
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>>72288 (pb)
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d75181 No.72315
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821794 (020528ZJUL20) Notable: ————————————–——– What a coincidence! Nothing to see here. (Pic Cap: , Vid Link: )
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>>72311 pb
This Q was in last bread. Didn't see it under lastest posts
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-and-dnc-outraise-trump-and-rnc-during-blockbuster-fundraising-month
What a coincidence!
Nothing to see here.
Q
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d75181 No.72316
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821807 (020529ZJUL20) Notable: DIGG con't on Madeileine Stowe from The Last of the Mohicans (involved in Haiti), MISSING MEDIA/FILES: 20200701_221259.jpg, 20200701_221222.jpg, 20200701_221111.jpg, 20200701_221340.jpg, 20200701_221242.jpg
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>>72266 (pb notable)
Madeileine Stowe from The Last of the Mohicans was involved in Haiti…
And her husband since 1982, Brian Benben, connects to Haiti property ownerSean Penn(since 1983)
Sauces- wiki, imdb
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d75181 No.72317
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821811 (020529ZJUL20) Notable: $0.947 BILLION CUMULATIVE RAISED BY TRUMP CAMPAIGN
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$0.947 BILLION CUMULATIVE RAISED BY TRUMP CAMPAIGN
https://twitter.com/parscale/status/1278456679122731009
👀
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d75181 No.72318
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821854 (020534ZJUL20) Notable: Biden and DNC outraise Trump and RNC during blockbuster fundraising month (from Q post)
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Biden and DNC outraise Trump and RNC during blockbuster fundraising month
President Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden both set eye-popping fundraising records last month – but Biden’s records were larger.
The former vice president’s campaign announced on Wednesday night that they, the Democratic National Committee (DNC), and their joint fundraising committees hauled in a combined $141 million in June, which was by far the campaign’s best monthly figure to date.
Biden’s campaign called it a “jaw-dropping sum of money”
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee’s campaign also reported bringing in a combined $282 million with the DNC during the April-June second quarter of fundraising, which was another record. And officials touted that they and the DNC outraised their rivals for a second straight month.
The announcement from Biden’s team came just a couple of hours after the president’s re-election campaign reported that it and the Republican National Committee (RNC) and their joint fundraising ventures brought in a combined $131 million in June – and more than $266 million the past three months. The June and second quarter hauls were both records for the Trump campaign and the RNC.
Trump’s team described the fundraising figures as “massive” and “staggering.”
While being edged out for a second straight month in fundraising, the Trump campaign and the RNC likely retain an enormous cash-on-hand advantage over the Biden campaign and the DNC. The president’s team and the RNC reported having over $295 million in their campaign coffers. The Biden campaign and the DNC didn’t report a cash on hand figure in their Wednesday night release. They had a combined $122 million in the bank as of the end of May.
In an email to supporters, Biden campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillion called the fundraising figures “incredibly exciting” and said they were “a true testament that the people are standing behind Joe Biden.”
The campaign spotlighted its grassroots outreach and fundraising, reporting that 68 percent of last month’s donors were new and that the overall average online contribution was $34.
Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale – in reporting their fundraising figures – said that the “monumental June fundraising haul proves that people are voting with their wallets and that enthusiasm behind President Trump’s reelection is only growing.”
And RNC chair Ronna McDaniel emphasized that “after yet another haul of record-breaking support, the voters are speaking loud and clear – they support President Trump.”
The president’s been raising money for his re-election bid since entering the White House three and a half years ago. And the re-election effort’s hauled in an unprecedented $947 million the past two years.
The former vice president – who declared his candidacy in April of last year - struggled to bring in cash for much of his campaign. He raised just $8.9 million in January and $18 million in February. But he saw his fundraising spike starting in March, as he became the clear frontrunner for the Democratic nomination and much of the party coalesced around his White House bid. Biden become the presumptive presidential nominee in April, as his last remaining primary rival – Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont - dropped out of the race and backed the former vice president.
LATEST FOX NEWS POLLS SHOW BIDEN EDGING TRUMP IN KEY BATTLEGROUND STATES
The fundraising reports come as Biden’s widened his lead over Trump in most national public opinion polls. He also tops the president by single digits in most of the recent surveys in the key general election battleground states.
Along with polls, fundraising is another crucial campaign metric. The fundraising dollars can be used by candidates to hire more staffers, increase grassroots voter outreach efforts, and produce and run TV, digital, radio, print ads, and direct mail.
Fox News' Allie Raffa and Patrick Ward contributed to this report
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-and-dnc-outraise-trump-and-rnc-during-blockbuster-fundraising-month
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d75181 No.72319
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821857 (020535ZJUL20) Notable: Fauci digg thread con't
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https://www.nytimes.com/2002/03/28/us/aids-researcher-fauci-wins-prize.html
https://archive.is/wip/UKZ2P
By Lawrence K. Altman
March 28, 2002
Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the pioneering immunologist and longtime director of the infectious-disease center at the National Institutes of Health, was named yesterday as the winner of the nation's richest medical award, the $500,000 Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research.
Although Dr. Fauci, 61, has been in the international spotlight for his AIDS research, the Albany center said he won the prize for a larger body of work.
It includes developing effective therapies for other diseases affecting the immune system and rheumatology, his overall contributions to the advancement of science and his distinguished public service.
All the research was carried out during Dr. Fauci's 33 years at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md., where he has been director since 1984.
In the weeks after the anthrax attack last fall, Dr. Fauci often appeared with Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, as a government spokesman on the disease and bioterrorism.
Dr. Fauci (pronounced FOW-chee) was born in Brooklyn and trained in medicine at Cornell University-New York Hospital. He joined the allergy and infectious diseases institutes in 1968. In five years, he developed what are now standard therapies for then-fatal rheumatic diseases.
Dr. Fauci found that small doses of two drugs that had been used in larger amounts in cancer therapy cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) and steroids (prednisone) could produce remissions of three noncancerous disorders: Wegener's granulomatosis, which can affect the sinuses, lungs, kidneys and other organs; polyarteritis nodosa, an autoimmune disorder of blood vessels; and lymphatoid granulomatosis, which destroys arteries and veins.
The Albany selection committee said his work in treating the three diseases was considered among the most important advances in rheumatology.
Dr. Fauci turned his attention to AIDS shortly after the disease was recognized in 1981. His research has focused on how H.I.V., the AIDS virus, impairs the immune system and on ways to develop more effective therapies and a vaccine.
In 1983 findings from Dr. Fauci's laboratory team began revealing a paradox:
although AIDS ultimately destroys the immune system, it actually increases immunological activity.
Ten years later, Dr. Fauci discovered that H.I.V. constantly replicates even very early in the infection and that it occurs in lymph nodes. His team's report on that seminal advance was the most-cited paper in AIDS research worldwide from 1993 to 1995.
Dr. Fauci was reported to be Mr. Thompson's choice for director of the National Institutes of Health, but this week the White House instead chose Dr. Elias A. Zerhouni of Johns Hopkins University. Administration officials said they did not want to grant Dr. Fauci's request to keep his current job while directing the institutes. Conservatives opposed him because of his remarks 14 years ago supporting fetal tissue research.
The Albany prize is the largest award in medicine in this country and the second in the world, behind the Nobel. It was established by a $50 million gift commitment from Morris Silverman, 89, a native of Troy, N.Y., who made his fortune in the leasing business in New York City. Dr. Fauci is the second recipient; the first was Dr. Arnold J. Levine, for his role in the discovery of the cancer gene p53.
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d75181 No.72320
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d75181 No.72321
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d75181 No.72322
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821912 (020540ZJUL20) Notable: Mao’s March On Jacksonville: The Marxists Are Coming For The RNC 8-27-2020, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: Screenshot_2020_07_02_Mao_s_March_On_Jacksonville_The_Marxists_Are_Coming_For_The_RNC_.png, Screenshot_2020_07_02_Mao_s_March_On_Jacksonville_The_Marxists_Are_Coming_For_The_RNC_3_.png, Screenshot_2020_07_02_Mao_s_March_On_Jacksonville_The_Marxists_Are_Coming_For_The_RNC_2_.png, Screenshot_2020_07_02_Mao_s_March_On_Jacksonville_The_Marxists_Are_Coming_For_The_RNC_1_.png
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Mao’s March On Jacksonville: The Marxists Are Coming For The RNC (1 of 2)
We have watched for many weeks now as our cities have been rocked by massive “protests” and violence. We have heard assurances that law enforcement and intelligence agencies will get to the bottom of who is orchestrating this and exactly what is happening. In point of fact, that is not how this is supposed to work. We are supposed to be warned in advance and told what is about to happen and who is planning it. That’s the entire point of maintaining our giant intelligence apparatus. So, let’s try that. Let’s take a look into the future. A group calling itself the Coalition to March on the RNC Jax has filed for permission to stage a giant protest timed to coincide with the upcoming Republican National Convention (RNC) in Jacksonville, Florida. This coalition is what is known in intelligence circles as a “front organization,” in this case – a paper-thin one. Similar such fronts with virtually identical names have been used multiple times before, including in connection with a March on the RNC in 2016. The purpose of this front is to give the false impression that what is about to happen in Jacksonville is an event organized by local citizens and “concerned parties.” It is to make it appear that what is happening is spontaneous. It is to hide the truth that a single entity behind the scenes is pulling the strings. In order to identify what entity that might be, let’s take a look at the key individuals involved with the planned march in Jacksonville and with previous similar events.
So, what exactly is the FRSO – the organization that appears to be the force behind the upcoming march? The FRSO was founded in 1985 as an alliance of the remaining members of a long list of Maoist revolutionary movements including the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS'), the Weathermen, Revolutionary Communist Party, League of Revolutionary Struggle, Communist Party USA (Marxist-Leninist) and the Communist Workers Party. As a Maoist group, the FRSO – from the outset – focused heavily on racial and minority issues and the exploitation of racial and ethnic grievances as tools' for the advancement of revolutionary change.
In 1999, the FRSO split. One portion of the group is now known as Liberation Road. The FRSO itself is particularly strong in the Midwest and in a number of major cities. The group openly supports China and North Korea and has been shown to have ties to Palestinian terrorist groups in the past. At least four FRSO delegations have traveled to Venezuela in the last year alone.
The FRSO expressly rejects attempting to seek reform or change through the electoral process. Its statement of June 12, 2020 on its own website does a masterful job of capturing the revolutionary Marxist nature of its agenda and its intentions. So, on Thursday, August 27, 2020, there will be a protest march and demonstration in downtown Jacksonville. That event will be billed as a gathering of freedom-loving Americans expressing their opposition to the reelection of President Trump. It will likely also be portrayed as such by much of what passes for the news media. It will, in fact, be nothing of the kind. It will be a deliberate effort by
individuals fully dedicated to the destruction of the existing political, economic and social order to achieve what they proudly proclaim as “revolutionary change.” The organizers of this event – which will most certainly include the massive destruction of private property and attacks on the police – may hide behind their slogans, “We Can’t Breathe,” “Stop Police Crimes,” and “Peace, Justice, and Equality for All!”
http://andmagazine.com/talk/2020/07/01/maos-march-on-jacksonville-the-marxists-are-coming-for-the-rnc/
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d75181 No.72323
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d75181 No.72324
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821917 (020541ZJUL20) Notable: Fauci digg thread con't
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continued from bread #12570
Dr Fauci continued
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https://heavy.com/news/2020/03/christine-grady-anthony-fauci-wife/
https://archive.is/XhNQQ
Christine Grady, Anthony Fauci’s Wife: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
By Erin Laviola
Updated Jun 23, 2020 at 9:08am
Fauci’s wife is also in the medical field, though she is not in the spotlight as much as her husband. Grady works as a nurse-bioethicist at the National Institutes of Health.
They have three daughters together.
1. Christine Grady Worked With AIDS Patients Early On In Her Career
Grady’s knowledge about HIV and AIDS earned her the attention of the White House. In the late 1980s, she served on President Ronald Reagan’s “Commission on the HIV Epidemic.”
2. Grady’s Thesis About the Search For an HIV Vaccine Was Published As a Book In 1995
Christine Grady’s Ph.D. thesis was about the ethical issues surrounding the development of a vaccine to prevent or treat HIV and AIDS. The report, titled “The Search for an AIDS Vaccine: Ethical Issues in the Development and Testing of a Preventive HIV Vaccine,” was published as a book in 1995.
In the book, Grady detailed the research that had been done up to that point and discussed the ethics of using human subjects to develop a potential vaccine.
Grady’s expertise and interest in the ethical issues involved with patient care influenced her career path. She has served as the Chief of the Department of Bioethics at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center since 2012, according to her LinkedIn profile.
Grady began serving as the acting chief in September 2011 and had been the deputy director of the department since 1996.
3. Grady Says Her Parents Instilled In Her a Sense of Social Duty By Taking Her to Civil Rights Marches As a Child
But she was inspired to pursue nursing as a career by her parents, who instilled in her a sense of civic responsbility. Grady told the NIH in 1997, “When we were children, I can remember at young ages going on civil rights marches and things like that, because my parents took us there. We did not know what they were really about, because at the time, although I was older than some of my brothers and sisters, I was not that old. Some of those things did not register directly then, but I think they had an impact later on. So I have always been interested— again, there was my parents’ influence—in social issues.”
4. Christine Grady Worked For Project Hope In Brazil For Two Years
Early on in her career, Christine Grady lived and worked in Brazil for two years.
She was involved with Project Hope, an international non-profit health care organization headquartered in Bethesa, Maryland.
Grady explained that her time in Brazil was eye-opening because she had to work with limited resources. For example, she told the NIH that syringes were washed and used multiple times because there were too few to go around. She said she often had to inject patients using syringes with blunt needles.
5. Christine Grady & Anthony Fauci Met While Caring For a Patient
Christine Grady met her husband of more than thirty years while caring for a patient. Anthony Fauci explained in a 2015 interview that he and Grady “met over the bed of a patient.” Grady was called in to translate for a patient who spoke Portuguese.
Grady and Fauci got married in 1985. They have three adult daughters: Jennifer, Megan and Alison.
Fauci raved about his wife in that interview as a “triple threat. She went to school to get her PhD in philosophy, worked, and had three children.”
Their children are all grown and out of the house, but Grady and Fauci have maintained a large home for their daughters to visit. A search of online property records shows the couple bought their 4,000 square-foot, 4-bedroom Washington, D.C. home in 2014. The house was valued approximately $1.9 million in 2019.
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d75181 No.72325
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.![](//img.youtube.com/vi/uwB8mBWgL1k/0.jpg)
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821933 (020543ZJUL20) Notable: Tom Burke on FRSO (Freedom Road Socialist Organization - vid)
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>>72322
Interview with Tom Burke from FRSO (Full Interview)
Tom Burke from FRSO explains the history and line of the Freedom Road Socialist Organization.
Tom Burke
Also a member of the FRSO. His home was searched in 2010 by the FBI in connection with allegations of involvement in domestic terrorism. Burke has traveled to Venezuela to meet with Communist Party officials there. He has also been alleged to have had contact with Palestinian groups.
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d75181 No.72326
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821952 (020546ZJUL20) Notable: ————————————–——– What a coincidence! Nothing to see here. (Pic Cap: , Vid Link: ), MISSING MEDIA/FILES: ClipboardImage.png
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>https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-and-dnc-outraise-trump-and-rnc-during-blockbuster-fundraising-month
Article cap for baker
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d75181 No.72327
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821965 (020549ZJUL20) Notable: Fauci digg thread con't
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(last post of this research)
article broken in two or three pieces
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB113383825463714813
https://archive.is/JHrKd#selection-2117.0-2127.48
https://archive.is/JHrKd
Agency Chief Spurs Bioterror Research – And Controversy As Dr. Fauci Pours NIH Funds Into Makers of Vaccines, Some Say He Oversteps
By Bernard Wysocki Jr.
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Updated Dec. 6, 2005 12:01 am ET
BETHESDA, Md. – Anthony S. Fauci has hundreds of millions of dollars at his disposal to bet on drug companies, hoping they will come up with the next hit vaccine or medicine.
Dr. Fauci isn't a venture capitalist. An AIDS-research pioneer, he runs the infectious-diseases institute within the National Institutes of Health. Since the terror attacks of 2001, he has been playing an unusual role for an NIH official by supporting start-up companies with NIH grants and contracts. His belief: Market forces alone won't provide the medicines Americans need for protection against bioterrorism.
The 64-year-old Dr. Fauci is drawing his share of controversy. Some entrepreneurs who haven't been showered with money talk of a "Fauci Club" of favored companies.
Others say he is overstepping his bounds by funding rival entities and pitting them against each other for government contracts. In one case, the NIH gave materials from a supplier of one company to help jump-start research at a rival. One of his biggest bets on a next-generation anthrax vaccine has yet to pay off.
The most fundamental question is whether the government and Dr. Fauci should be trying to influence what drugs and vaccines the marketplace produces. "If you had to pick one person, he's a pretty good guy to pick," says J. Leighton Read, a partner at Alloy Ventures, a Palo Alto, Calif., venture-capital firm. "But I'm not sure Tony should be investing. His experience in products and manufacturing is very limited.
Maybe they ought to pay more attention to the invisible hand."
The workings of the invisible hand, though, have been all but invisible. Publicly traded drug companies have tended to stay away from vaccines, antibiotics and related drugs. These products have low profit margins and are especially prone to liability suits. The government is often the main customer for them.
Dr. Fauci acknowledges that bankrolling product development in the private sector "is not our spécialité de la maison." Still, he argues that some entity has to be the investor of last resort if the marketplace isn't producing crucial medicine. "The industry wasn't going to make the investment when they had a choice between developing a new Viagra, a new Lipitor, versus the very risky procedure of doing advanced development in a product where there wasn't going to be a guaranteed payback for them," Dr. Fauci says.
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d75181 No.72328
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821985 (020552ZJUL20) Notable: Want to know where all those corporate donations for #BLM are going? Here's the list., MISSING MEDIA/FILES: Capture_2020_07_02_00_51_37.png
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1225371
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d75181 No.72329
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821987 (020552ZJUL20) Notable: RT's account of Twitter removal of Trump post due to NYT complaint, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: ClipboardImage.png, ClipboardImage.png, ClipboardImage.png, ClipboardImage.png
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All’s fair in WAR? Twitter removes Trump’s post featuring his OWN IMAGE after NYT files copyright complaint
Twitter has taken down a post by US President Donald Trump, in which he used a photo of himself to make a meme. The tweet was yanked shortly after the Times, embroiled in a bitter feud with Trump, filed a copyright claim.
The tweet in question was posted by Trump on Tuesday and featured a photo of him along with words:”In reality they’re not after me, they’re after you. I’m just in the way.”
Trump is no stranger to using photos of himself to make a statement on his social media of choice (cue his Game of Thrones social media phase). This time, however, the US president apparently made a mistake, using a picture snapped by Times’ photographer Damon Winter.
It did not take long for the paper, which has recently escalated its attacks on the Republican leader, to spot Trump's blunder and file a copyright claim, Axios first reported on Wednesday.
Upon removing the post, Twitter confirmed that the company acted upon a copyright complaint from a rights holder. The Times, in turn, acknowledged that they urged the social media giant to take action.
The photo originally illustrated a story on Trump the NYT ran back in 2015.
It’s not the first time Twitter pulled one of Trump’s posts citing copyright violations. Last month, the platform removed a video sporting a mock CNN chyron shared by the president. The video, which saw one toddler running after another, was removed after the children's parents filed copyright claims.
CNN, as well as the Times, have long been embroiled in a very public war with Trump, who has repeatedly labelled them ‘fake news,’ citing in particular the outlets’ regular claims of ‘Russian collusion’ at the height of the Russiagate saga, which has since fizzled out.
https://www.rt.com/usa/493537-trump-twitter-post-removed/
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d75181 No.72330
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821993 (020552ZJUL20) Notable: Scavino Parler post, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: ClipboardImage.png
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https://share.par.pw/post/b0cf17a1882e442b8933a2f58999222a
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d75181 No.72331
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9821998 (020553ZJUL20) Notable: US Media Date 'Russian Bounties' 5 Years Back, Name 'Key Middleman' in 'Money Transfers' (Sputnik), MISSING MEDIA/FILES: ClipboardImage.png
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US Media Date 'Russian Bounties' 5 Years Back, Name 'Key Middleman' in 'Money Transfers'
The explosive reports on "Russian bounties" offered to Taliban-linked militants to kill US soldiers are slowly turning into some kind of a saga, as now US media has offered new "details" on the claims.
As reported by NYT claims described as "intelligence" on Russia offering money to the Taliban for killing US soldiers circulate through the media headlines, the story continues to develop particulars - nevermind that the very beginning of it has not been confirmed by a single official entity.
Ignoring the avalanche of scepticism and denial of the initial allegations from all sides, the US media sticks to the storytelling, moving on to reveal that the "Russian-Taliban bounties" appear to date back several years.
The Daily Beast, citing alleged ex-spokesman for Taliban leader Mullah Omar, Manan Niazi, who spoke via encrypted phone call, claimed that the Taliban "have been paid by Russian intelligence for attacks on US forces in Afghanistan from 2014 up to the present".
“The Taliban have been paid by Russian intelligence for attacks on US forces—and on ISIS forces—in Afghanistan from 2014 up to the present", said Niazi, described as a person who used to be a "very senior figure in the Taliban", but now a dissident, claimed to The Beast.
The story could as well be turned into an exciting movie, as it offers a wide range of dramatic parts from Russia "paying US dollars to Taliban" for several years to spy-like intrigues of undercover Taliban people who pretended to be businessmen in order to "convert Russian funds to cash" in Afghanistan.
Sometimes, however, it also has narrative flaws, for example, the two people that Niazi claimed to be "undercover businessmen who went to Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan", denied their involvement when asked by the DB.
“I don’t want to comment—I don’t even want to talk about Niazi,” said one, contacted by The Beast. “Niazi is our enemy and playing into the hands of the NDS.”
The report refers to the so-called Hawala system - an "informal way to transfer money" - based on "family relationships or regional affiliations".
This system is brought up in another thrilling story, this time again from The New York Times, which names another Russian bounty-related "businessman" - Rahmatullah Azizi - to be a middleman "between the GRU and militants linked to the Taliban who carried out the attacks".
Apparently striving for another Pulitzer for the story based on unconfirmed information, just like in the case of this prize-winning series of anti-Russia articles that were later debunked, the outlet conducted research impossible even for the National Intelligence and Defence Department of the US.
In a fresh "ground-breaking" article, Azizi is described as a "central piece of a puzzle rocking Washington", who "was among those who collected the cash in Russia". According to "Afghan officials" - who are, as usual, unnamed - "$100,000 per killed soldier were offered for American and coalition targets". The controversial enterprise apparently made Azizi extremely wealthy, as the report describes his luxurious possessions, from cars to four-story houses.
Every story has a villain, and the Nytimes.com piece connects the dots in a way that leads, once again, to the devious Unit 29155 - a mysterious GRU intelligence branch that is traditionally held responsible by the US for "assassinations and other operations overseas" - including the famous Sergei Skripal poisoning that was "highly likely" carried out by the ominous Russian assets.
https://sputniknews.com/us/202007021079771392-us-media-date-russian-bounties-5-years-back-name-key-middleman-in-money-transfers/
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d75181 No.72332
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9822009 (020554ZJUL20) Notable: Fauci digg thread con't
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Dr. Fauci is pumping about $500 million to $600 million in taxpayer money a year, or about a third of his biodefense budget, into product development. Much of that goes to companies. By comparison, biotechnology venture investments in the U.S. totaled $4.06 billion in 2004, according to surveys by PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Dr. Fauci's goal is to get companies ready to bid on contracts under the BioShield program run by the NIH's parent, the Department of Health and Human Services.
The department was authorized by Congress last year to spend $5.6 billion over 10 years on biodefense drugs under BioShield.
A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., who joined the NIH in 1968 after graduating from Cornell University's medical school, Dr. Fauci already had achieved prominence as a scientist-bureaucrat before Sept. 11 set the stage for his new role. In the 1970s and 1980s, he did groundbreaking work on the immune system, and later gained recognition for helping decipher how the AIDS virus destroys the body's defenses. At a recent concert in Washington, D.C., the Irish rock star and activist Bono dedicated a song called "Miracle Drug," about his hopes for future disease treatments, to Dr. Fauci.
The scientist wows members of Congress with lucid briefings, all delivered in a rapid-fire New York accent. Discussing pandemic flu at a recent news conference, President Bush made a point of saying that he consults with Dr. Fauci.
After Sept. 11 and the anthrax attacks in the fall of 2001, Dr. Fauci and his agency, whose formal name is the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, divided pathogens into three categories. They gave highest priority to Category A pathogens such as anthrax, smallpox and plague. Dr. Fauci argued that his agency was well-suited to receive new funds for biodefense.
It was a persuasive argument. The agency's biodefense-related funding rose from $42 million a year in 2001 to nearly $1.2 billion in 2003 and nearly $1.7 billion this year. Spurred by colleagues, Dr. Fauci says he decided to fund companies on a large scale. That was a radical role for the NIH, which mostly has funded academic or basic research.
While an anthrax vaccine already existed, Dr. Fauci and other experts worried that it was hard to make and might cause side effects such as fever and headache. Dr. Fauci's institute solicited bids for a better one. Among the responders was a company in Brisbane, Calif., called VaxGen Inc.
Dr. Fauci knew VaxGen because the company had a promising AIDS vaccine that his agency had funded over several years. In 2003, however, the AIDS vaccine failed important clinical trials. In the meantime, VaxGen was busy reinventing itself as a biodefense company with a next-generation anthrax vaccine candidate.
Demanding Schedule
NIH spelled out a demanding schedule for the anthrax-vaccine bidders, such as delivering early trial results by the end of 2003. A predecessor company of drug giant Sanofi-Aventis SA declared the timetable impossible and was disqualified. Dr. Fauci's agency awarded $100 million in two funding rounds to VaxGen and about $80 million in two rounds to its main rival, Avecia Group PLC, a United Kingdom biotechnology company. The idea was to get them prepared to compete for a big federal contract to deliver a new anthrax vaccine to the national stockpile.
One of VaxGen's rivals, BioPort Corp., of Lansing, Mich., cried foul. The bidding specifically excluded any makers of the existing older-generation vaccine, of which there was just one, BioPort. The company swung into action, hiring publicists and lobbyists. Eventually, BioPort received a $122 million contract to supply the older vaccine, which is approved by the Food and Drug Administration, to the U.S. stockpile.
In late 2004, the department awarded the entire $877 million contract for a new anthrax vaccine to VaxGen under the BioShield program. Since then, though, VaxGen has stumbled and its vaccine is almost a year late. Its first deliveries now are slated for late 2006. The company won't get paid until it delivers. Meanwhile, Dr. Fauci finds himself on the spot.
At a House government reform committee hearing last month, Rep. Chris Cannon, a Utah Republican, grilled Dr. Fauci: "So now we've got a small company [VaxGen] failing to perform…We have an experimental technology to deal with a disease that we've already been attacked with…We don't have a stockpile, even though my understanding is, we have a company that has an FDA-approved vaccine for anthrax. Is that a fair statement of where we are?"
"Yes, it is a fair statement," Dr. Fauci replied. He added that the "experimental" technology has been used in other vaccines and an authoritative federal panel called for a transition to a new, safer vaccine.
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d75181 No.72333
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9822011 (020554ZJUL20) Notable: Is BLM a money-laundering scheme?, MISSING MEDIA/FILES: Capture_2020_07_02_00_54_33.png
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"However, if we read the fine print of ActBlue’s policy, we find out a very interesting detail:
Re-designation of Contributions
In the event that a campaign or committee (a) fails for 60 days to cash a check from ActBlue which includes your contribution (after ActBlue makes repeated attempts to work with the campaign to ensure all checks are cashed), or (b) affirmatively refuses a contribution earmarked through ActBlue, your contribution will be re-designated as a contribution to ActBlue. Contributions to social welfare organizations which are similarly not cashed or are affirmatively refused will be kept by ActBlue and used generally to support its social welfare activities."
https://medium.com/@dtod95/the-black-lives-matter-organization-is-a-money-laundering-scheme-d11abba4547e
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d75181 No.72334
Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/9822013 (020555ZJUL20) Notable: Genetically Engineered Cow Plasma Therapy for COVID-19 Will Be Tested on Humans (yuck), MISSING MEDIA/FILES: Capture.jpg
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Genetically Engineered Cow Plasma Therapy for COVID-19 Will Be Tested on Humans
SAb Biotherapeutics (SAB), a biopharmaceutical company based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota has announced that human testing will begin on a new experimental therapy for people infected with COVID-19. In vitro data has demonstrated that its COVID-19 immunotherapy candidate derived from cattle, known as SAB-185, has highly potent neutralizing antibodies to the SARS-CoV-2 virus that is four times higher than the most potent human convalescent plasma serum (plasma from a recovering COVID-19 patient) sample.
SAB-185 is an immunotherapy candidate for COVID-19 that was created based on the assumption that the antibodies generated after a a patient gets infected and recovers can assist other patients who get infected or be used as a prophylactic therapy to prevent future coronavirus infections. Instead of relying on human plasma donations from patients who have recovered from COVID-19, SAB-185 uses genetically engineered cattle to produce antibodies in large quantities.
The process of developing SAB-185 involves injecting cattle with a COVID-19 vaccine every 28 days to trigger an immune response in order to produce antibodies that have the ability to fight against the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
Dr. Eddie Sullivan, CEO and co-founder of SAb Biotherapeutics said, “The cows then produce a specifically targeted high-neutralizing antibody that can be used in patients.”
SAb Biotherapeutics said that SAB-185 is developed from the original SARS-CoV-2 strain from Wuhan, China. However, laboratory success has been demonstrated against a mutated strain known as the Munich strain and company officials say that that SAB-185 has the potential to be useful when the virus mutates.6
In order for cattle to produce COVID-19 antibodies that may be useful in treating humans infected with COVID-19, SAb Biotherapeutics took skin cells from a cow, removed the genes that are responsible for creating cow antibodies and inserted an engineered artificial human chromosome that produces human antibodies instead.7 Thereafter, scientists put the DNA from those cells into a cow egg, created an embryo, and then implanted the embryo into a cow to start a pregnancy. Over the past two decades, Sab Biotherapeutics have produced hundreds of genetically identical cows that produce COVID-19 antibodies.
According to SAb Biotherapeutics, cows are used to produce antibodies not just because they have more blood than smaller animals engineered to synthesize human versions of the proteins, but their blood can also contain twice as many antibodies per milliliter as human blood and that makes it an economically viable product. Dr. William Klimstra, immunologist at the University of Pittsburgh said, “Essentially, the cows are used as a giant bioreactor.”
Researchers believe that cows can produce antibodies that mimic the manner in which the human body fights viruses. The journal Science Magazine stated:
Most companies trying to produce antibodies to combat COVID-19 have pinned their hopes on mass-producing identical copies of a single version, a so-called monoclonal antibody that homes in on and attaches tightly to a particular section of a virus. Instead of making just one antibody variety, the cows fashion polyclonal antibodies, a range of the molecules that recognize several parts of the virus.
Some experts are skeptical about using cows to produce COVID-19 antibodies for use in humans. Dr. Manish Sagar, associate professor of medicine and microbiology at Boston University Medical Centers said that he will remain skeptical “until I see further proof that production of antibodies in cows is a lot more feasible and economically viable.”
Currently, there are no antibody therapies generated in cows approved for use in the United States.
SAb Biotherapeutics had already been working in partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to prepare its human polyclonal antibody platform for rapid responses to new infectious diseases when the COVID-19 pandemic was declared by the WHO and CDC in March 2020.
The company was awarded expanded scope on their Rapid Response contract for their SAB-185 candidate to treat COVID-19 from the DoD Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense (JPEO – CBRND) Joint Project Lead for Enabling Biotechnologies (JPL-EB). The funding of $9.4 million is supported by the Biomedical Advanced Research Development Authority (BARDA), part of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
https://thevaccinereaction.org/2020/06/genetically-engineered-cow-plasma-therapy-for-covid-19-will-be-tested-on-humans/
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d75181 No.72335
Follow-up thread
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Follow-up thread
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