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Donald J. Trump

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I did NOTHING wrong in the “Horseface” case. I see she showed up in New York today trying to drum up some publicity for herself. I haven’t seen or spoken to her since I took a picture with her on a golf course, in full golf gear including a hat, close to 18 years ago. She knows nothing about me other than her conman lawyer, Avanatti, and convicted liar and felon, jailbird Michael Cohen, may have schemed up. Never had an affair with her, just another false acquisition by a SleazeBag. Witch Hunt!

Mar 15, 2023, 11:32 PM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/110030850583572751

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

Here we go again with the USGA wanting to cut the distance out of a golf ball! Remember, you still have to chip, putt, and do everything else. They really have bigger problems, like LIV. People want to feel and watch the long ball. Also, they want to see the great players hit home runs, not singles and doubles. Length is important for Entertainment Value. LEAVE THE GOLF BALL ALONE. Balls will be mixed for years to come. What a mess. Also, allow long putters, and ball drops from past heights!

Mar 16, 2023, 12:17 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/110031028151803241

>>18516999

tyb

anon is going to post the dei speagle article in full.

probably been wiped off the internet by now.

Get ready cos it is long and detailed from 22nd Feb 2022

o7

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

In addition to wanting to cut Social Security (and raise the minimum age to at least 70) & MediCare, RINO Ron DeSanctimonious is delivering the biggest insurance company BAILOUT to Globalist Insurance Companies, IN HISTORY. He’s also crushed Florida homeowners whose houses were destroyed in the Hurricane - They’re getting pennies on the dollar. His Insurance Commissioner does NOTHING, while Florida’s lives are ruined. This is the worst Insurance Scam in the entire Country!

Mar 16, 2023, 12:23 AM

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>>18516999

Tyb

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

THE FAKE INVESTIGATIONS BY RADICAL LEFT DEMOCRAT PROSECUTORS ARE NOTHING OTHER THAN ELECTION INTERFERENCE INTO THE POLITICS OF A FAILING NATION. MAGA!!!

Mar 16, 2023, 12:31 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/110031084543398389

>>18517008

SUISSE BANK LEAK UNMASKS VATICAN BANK AND POLITICIANS !!

THIS GOES ALL THE WAY TO THE B.I.S SWITZERLAND, NOTHING HAPPENS IN A DIGITAL WORLD WITHOUT THE KNOWLEDGE OF THOSE WHO MAKE THE RULES, EVEN IF THEY TRY TO AVOID RESPONSIBILITY !!!

Note: As seen recently how they can stop ordinary peoples accounts on Jan 6th and in Ottawa, this is just one bank, H.S.B.C and Deutsche Bank and other off shore giant banks are worse, much worse.!!!

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https://www.theguardian.com/news/2022/feb/20/credit-suisse-secrets-leak-unmasks-criminals-fraudsters-corrupt-politicians

Revealed: Credit Suisse leak unmasks criminals, fraudsters and corrupt politicians

Massive leak reveals secret owners of £80bn held in Swiss bank

Whistleblower leaked bank’s data to expose ‘immoral’ secrecy laws

Clients included human trafficker and billionaire who ordered girlfriend’s murder

Vatican-owned account used to spend €350m in allegedly fraudulent investment

Scandal-hit Credit Suisse rejects allegations it may be ‘rogue bank’

A massive leak from one of the world’s biggest private banks, Credit Suisse, has exposed the hidden wealth of clients involved in torture, drug trafficking, money laundering, corruption and other serious crimes.

Details of accounts linked to 30,000 Credit Suisse clients all over the world are contained in the leak, which unmasks the beneficiaries of more than 100bn Swiss francs (£80bn)* held in one of Switzerland’s best-known financial institutions.

The leak points to widespread failures of due diligence by Credit Suisse, despite repeated pledges over decades to weed out dubious clients and illicit funds. The Guardian is part of a consortium of media outlets given exclusive access to the data.

We can reveal how Credit Suisse repeatedly either opened or maintained bank accounts for a panoramic array of high-risk clients across the world.

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>>18517011

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>>18517021

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What is the Suisse secrets leak?

Suisse secrets is a global journalistic investigation into a leak of data from the Swiss bank Credit Suisse. It comprises more than 18,000 bank accounts that were leaked to Süddeutsche Zeitung by a whistleblower who said Swiss banking secrecy laws were "immoral". The data, which is only a partial capture of the bank’s 1.5 million private banking clients, is linked to more than 30,000 Credit Suisse clients. The leak includes personal, shared and corporate bank accounts – holding, on average, 7.5m Swiss francs (CHF). Almost 200 accounts in the data are worth more than 100m CHF, and more than a dozen are valued in the billions. While some accounts in the data were open as far back as the 1940s, more than two-thirds were opened since 2000. Many of those were still open well into the last decade, and a portion remain open today.

The Guardian was among more than 48 media partners around the world including journalists at Le Monde, NDR, the Miami Herald and the New York Times. They spent months using the data to investigate the bank, in a project coordinated by Süddeutsche Zeitung and the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). They unearthed evidence Credit Suisse accounts had been used by clients involved in torture, drug trafficking, money laundering, corruption and other serious crimes, suggesting widespread failures of due diligence by the bank. It is not illegal to have a Swiss account and the leak also contained data of legitimate clients who had done nothing wrong. In its response, Credit Suisse said it "strongly rejects the allegations and inferences about the bank’s purported business practices".

They include a human trafficker in the Philippines, a Hong Kong stock exchange boss jailed for bribery, a billionaire who ordered the murder of his Lebanese pop star girlfriend and executives who looted Venezuela’s state oil company, as well as corrupt politicians from Egypt to Ukraine.

One Vatican-owned account in the data was used to spend €350m (£290m) in an allegedly fraudulent investment in London property that is at the centre of an ongoing criminal trial of several defendants, including a cardinal.

The huge trove of banking data was leaked by an anonymous whistleblower to the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung. “I believe that Swiss banking secrecy laws are immoral,” the whistleblower source said in a statement. “The pretext of protecting financial privacy is merely a fig leaf covering the shameful role of Swiss banks as collaborators of tax evaders.”

Credit Suisse said that Switzerland’s strict banking secrecy laws prevented it from commenting on claims relating to individual clients.

“Credit Suisse strongly rejects the allegations and inferences about the bank’s purported business practices,” the bank said in a statement, arguing that the matters uncovered by reporters are based on “selective information taken out of context, resulting in tendentious interpretations of the bank’s business conduct.”

The bank also said the allegations were largely historical, in some instances dating back to a time when “laws, practices and expectations of financial institutions were very different from where they are now”.

While some accounts in the data were open as far back as the 1940s, more than two-thirds were opened since 2000. Many of those were still open well into the last decade, and a portion remain open today.

The timing of the leak could hardly be worse for Credit Suisse, which has recently been beset by major scandals. Last month, it lost its chairman, António Horta-Osório, after he twice broke Covid-19 regulations.

That capped an unprecedented year of controversies in which the bank became embroiled in the collapse of the supply chain finance firm Greensill Capital and the US hedge fund Archegos Capital, and was fined £350m over its role in a loan scandal in Mozambique.

This month, Credit Suisse became the first major Swiss bank in the country’s history to face criminal charges – which it denies – relating to allegation it helped launder money from the cocaine trade on behalf of the Bulgarian mafia.

However, the repercussions of the leak could be much broader than one bank, threatening a crisis for Switzerland, which retains one of the world’s most secretive banking laws. Swiss financial institutions manage about 7.9tn CHF (£6.3tn) in assets, nearly half of which belongs to foreign clients.

The Suisse secrets project sheds a rare light on one of the world’s largest financial centres, which has grown used to operating in the shadows. It identifies the convicts and money launderers who were able to open bank accounts, or keep them open for years after their crimes emerged. And it reveals how Switzerland’s famed banking secrecy laws helped facilitate the looting of countries in the developing world.

>>18517026

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Disgraced executives, fraudsters, traffickers – clients

When Ronald Li Fook-shiu approached a banker to open an account in 2000, he is unlikely to have been viewed as a run-of-the-mill client. A former chairman of the Hong Kong stock exchange, he was one of the wealthiest people in the city, where he was known as the “godfather of the stock market”. But he was perhaps better known for the time he spent in a maximum security prison.

Li’s career had ended in disgrace in 1990, when he was convicted of taking bribes in exchange for listing companies on the stock exchange. However, a decade later Li was nonetheless able to open an account that later held 59m CHF (£26.3m), according to the leak.

He has since died, but his case is one of dozens discovered by reporters appearing to show Credit Suisse opened or maintained accounts for clients who had serious convictions that might be expected to show up in due diligence checks. There are other instances in which Credit Suisse may have taken quick action after red flags emerged, but the case nonetheless shows that dubious clients have been attracted to the bank.

Like every other bank in the world, Credit Suisse professes to have stringent control mechanisms to carry out extensive due diligence on its customers to “ensure that the highest standards of conduct are upheld”. In banking parlance, such controls are called know-your-client or KYC checks.

A 2017 leaked report commissioned by Switzerland’s financial regulator shed some light on the bank’s internal procedures at that time. Clients would face intensified scrutiny when flagged as a politically exposed person from a high-risk country, or a person involved in a high-risk activity such as gambling, weapons trading, financial services or mining, the report said.

Relationship managers were expected to use external sources to verify customers and their risk levels, according to the leak, including news articles or databases such as the Thomson Reuters World-Check platform, which is used widely in the financial services sector to flag when people are arrested, charged, investigated or convicted of a serious crime.

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Such controls might be expected to prevent a bank from opening accounts for clients such as Rodoljub Radulović, a Serbian securities fraudster indicted in 2001 by the US Securities and Exchange Commission. However, the leaked data identifies him as the co-signatory of two Credit Suisse company accounts. The first was opened in 2005, the year after the SEC had secured a default judgment against Radulović for running a pump-and-dump scheme.

One of Radulović’s company accounts held 3.4m CHF (£2.2m) before they closed in 2010. He was recently given a 10-year prison sentence by a court in Belgrade for his role trafficking cocaine from South America for the organised crime boss Darko Šarić. Radulović’s lawyer did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

Due diligence is not only for new clients. Banks are required to continually reassess existing customers. The 2017 report said Credit Suisse screened customers at least every three years and as often as once a year for the riskiest clients. Lawyers for Credit Suisse told the Guardian these periodic reviews were introduced “more than 15 years ago”, meaning it was continually running due diligence on existing clients from 2007.

The bank might, therefore, have been expected to have discovered that its German client Eduard Seidel was convicted of bribery in 2008. Seidel was an employee of Siemens. As the multinational’s lead in Nigeria, he oversaw a campaign of industrial-scale bribery to secure lucrative contracts for his employer by funnelling cash to corrupt Nigerian politicians.After German authorities raided the Munich headquarters of Siemens in 2006, Seidel immediately confessed his role in the bribery scheme, though he said he had never stolen from the company or appropriated its slush funds. His involvement in the corruption led to his name being entered into the Thomson Reuters World-Check database in 2007.

However, the leaked Credit Suisse data shows his accounts were left open until at least well into the last decade. At one point after he left Siemens, one account was worth 54m CHF (£24m). Seidel’s lawyer declined to say whether the accounts were his. He said his client had addressed all outstanding matters relating to his bribery offences and wished to move on with his life.

The lawyer did not respond to repeated invitations to explain the source of the 54m CHF. Siemens said it did not know about the money and that its review of its own cashflows shed no light on the account.

While Credit Suisse said in its statement it could not comment on any specific clients, the bank said “actions have been taken in line with applicable policies and regulatory requirements at the relevant times, and that related issues have already been addressed”.

In some instances, Credit Suisse is understood to have frozen accounts belonging to problematic clients. Yet questions remain about how quickly the bank moved to close them.

One client, Stefan Sederholm, a Swedish computer technician who opened an account with Credit Suisse in 2008, was able to keep it open for two-and-a-half years after his widely reported conviction for human trafficking in the Philippines, for which he was given a life sentence.

Sederholm’s crime first came to light in 2009, when police in Manila raided a storefront purporting to be the local chapter of the Mindanao Peoples’ Peace Movement, and discovered about 17 women in cubicles with webcams performing sex shows for foreign customers. He was convicted in 2011.

A representative for Sederholm said Credit Suisse never froze his accounts and did not close them until 2013 when he was unable to provide due diligence material. Asked why Sederholm needed a Swiss account, they said that he was living in Thailand when it was opened, adding: “Can you please tell me if you would prefer to put your money in a Thai or Swiss bank?”

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>>18517029

>rest up

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>>18516999

ThanQ Bakers!

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Ferdinand and Imelda pillage the Philippines

Swiss banks have cultivated their trusted reputation since as far back as 1713, when the Great Council of Geneva prohibited bankers from revealing details about the fortunes being deposited by European aristocrats. Switzerland soon became a tax haven for many of the world’s elites and its bankers nurtured a “duty of absolute silence” about their clients affairs.

The custom was enshrined in statute in 1934 with the introduction of Switzerland’s banking secrecy law, which criminalised the disclosure of client banking information to foreign authorities. Within decades, wealthy clients from all over the world were flocking to Swiss banks. Sometimes, that meant clients with something to hide.

One of the most notorious cases in Credit Suisse’s history involved the corrupt Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda. The couple are estimated to have siphoned as much as $10bn from the Philippines during the three terms Ferdinand was president, which ended in 1986.

It has long been known that Credit Suisse was one of the first banks to help the Marcoses ravage their own country and in one infamous episode even helped them open Swiss accounts under the fake names “William Saunders” and “Jane Ryan”. In 1995, a Zurich court ordered Credit Suisse and another bank to return $500m of stolen funds to the Philippines.

The leaked data contains an account that belonged to Helen Rivilla, an attorney convicted in 1992 for helping launder money on behalf of Ferdinand Marcos. Despite this, she was able to open a Swiss account in 2000, as was her husband, Antonio, who faced similar charges that were subsequently dropped.

It is hard to know how Credit Suisse could have missed the money-laundering case linking the couple to the corrupt Philippine leader, which was reported by the Associated Press. The couple, who could not be reached for comment, were able to hold about 8m CHF (£3.6m) with the bank before their accounts were closed in 2006.

One former Credit Suisse employee at the time alleges there was a deeply ingrained culture in Swiss banking of looking the other way when it came to problematic clients. “The bank’s compliance departments [were] masters of plausible deniability,” they told a reporter from the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, one of the coordinators of the Suisse secrets project. “Never write anything down that could expose an account that is non-compliant and never ask a question you do not want to know the answer to.”

The 2000s was also a decade in which foreign regulators and tax authorities became increasingly frustrated at their inability to penetrate the Swiss financial system. That changed in 2007, when the UBS banker Bradley Birkenfeld voluntarily approached US authorities with information about how the bank was helping thousands of wealthy Americans evade tax with secret accounts.

Birkenfeld was viewed as a traitor in

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Links to another dictator … and another

Ferdinand Marcos may have been Credit Suisse’s most notorious client. He is arguably rivalled only by relatives of the brutal Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha, who is believed to have stolen as much as $5bn from his people in just six years. It has long been known that Credit Suisse provided services to Abacha’s sons, opening Swiss accounts in which they deposited $214m.

Credit Suisse was publicly contrite after being kicked off a sustainable investment index over the affair. “We understand that the index was not really happy with us being involved with Abacha – we were not happy ourselves,” a spokesperson said in 1999. “But we have addressed those problems and for several years we have taken internal measures to make sure nothing similar happens in the future.”

Banks that enable kleptocrats to launder their money are complicit in a particularly far-reaching crime. The consequences for already impoverished populations can be devastating, as state coffers are siphoned, basic standards are eroded and trust in democracy plummets.

Politicians and state officials are among the riskiest customers for banks because of their access to public funds, particularly in developing nations with fewer legal safeguards against corruption. Banks and other financial institutions are required to subject politically exposed persons, or PEPs, to the most stringent checks, known as “enhanced due diligence”.

The leaked Credit Suisse data is peppered with politicians and their allies who have been linked to corruption before, during or after they had their accounts. None are as well known as the Marcoses or the Abachas, but several wielded great power in countries from Syria to Madagascar, where they amassed personal fortunes.

continuedThe brothers’ relationship with the bank spanned decades, with the earliest joint account opened by the brothers in 1993. By 2010 – the year before the popular revolt that ousted their father – an account belonging to Alaa held 232m CHF (£138m).

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>>18517065

After the Arab spring uprisings their fortunes changed, and in 2015 the brothers and their father were sentenced to three years in jail by an Egyptian court for embezzlement and corruption. They say the case was politically motivated, but after an unsuccessful appeal Alaa and Gamal paid an estimated $17.6m to the Egyptian government in a settlement agreement that made no admissions of guilt.

Lawyers for the brothers reject any suggestion they were corrupt, saying their rights were violated during the Egyptian case, and 10 years of wide-ranging and intrusive investigations into their global assets by foreign authorities has not uncovered any legal violations. They added that their Swiss accounts had been frozen for over a decade, pending the resolution of investigations by the Swiss authorities.

Other Credit Suisse clients linked to Hosni Mubarak were the late tycoon Hussein Salem – who acted as a financial consigliere for the dictator for nearly three decades, amassed a fortune through preferred tender deals and died in exile after facing money-laundering charges – and Hisham Talaat Moustafa, a billionaire politician in Mubarak’s party.

Moustafa, who could not be reached for comment, was convicted in 2009 of hiring a hitman to murder his ex-girlfriend, the Lebanese pop star Suzanne Tamim – but his account was not closed until 2014.

Another Mubarak henchman linked to Credit Suisse’s banking services was his former spy chief Omar Suleiman. His associates are listed in the data as beneficial owners of an account that held 63m CHF (£26m) in 2007. Suleiman was a feared figure in Egypt, where he oversaw widespread torture and human rights abuses.

The data reveals Credit Suisse accounts held by several more intelligence and military figures and their family members, including in Pakistan, Jordan, Yemen and Iraq. One Algerian client was Khaled Nezzar, who served as minister of defence until 1993 and participated in a coup that precipitated a brutal civil war in which the military junta he was part of was accused of disappearances, mass detentions, torture and execution of detainees.

Nezzar’s alleged role in human rights abuses had been widely documented by 2004, when his account was opened. It contained a maximum balance of 2m CHF (£900,000) and remained open until 2013, two years after he was arrested in Switzerland for suspected war crimes. He denies wrongdoing and the investigation is ongoing.

If ordinary Algerians, Egyptians and Ukrainians have reason to complain that Credit Suisse may have aided nefarious leaders, their grievances pale in comparison with Venezuelans.

Reporters working on the Suisse secrets project identified Credit Suisse accounts linked to almost two dozen business people, officials and politicians implicated in corrupt schemes in Venezuela, most of which revolved around the state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA).

“Corruption has always been around in PDVSA, in varying degrees and levels,” said César Mata-Garcia, an academic at the University of Dundee specialising in international petroleum law. “The words ‘Venezuela’, ‘PDVSA’ and ‘oil’ are an alarm bell for banks.”

If so, that does not appear to have stopped Credit Suisse acquiring clients later revealed to be involved in numerous US investigations and prosecutions linked to PDVSA and the looting of the Venezuelan economy.

One case involves two US-based businessmen with Venezuelan connections, Roberto Rincón Fernández and Abraham Shiera Bastidas, who in 2009 set about bribing officials in exchange for lucrative PDVSA contracts with the help of an associate, Fernando Ardila Rueda. Among those who allegedly received bungs were the energy vice-minister, Nervis Villalobos Cárdenas, and a senior PDVSA official, Luis De Léon Perez.

In 2015, US prosecutors began indicting the participants; court papers make repeated reference to payments into accounts in an unnamed Swiss bank. However, the leaked data reveals all five men had Credit Suisse accounts active at the time of the offences. Of the five, four have pleaded guilty. The exception, Villalobos, is resisting extradition to the US from Spain.

Some of the Venezuela-linked Credit Suisse accounts contained enormous sums; Villalobos had as much as 9.5m CHF (£6.3m) in his account and De Léon had as much as 22m (£15.5m). Rincón, the businessman paying their bribes, had more than 68m CHF (£44.2m) in his account as of November 2015, the month prior to his arrest.

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‘How many rogue bankers before you become a rogue bank?’

When Credit Suisse’s ornate headquarters were constructed in the 1870s in Zurich, they were designed to symbolise “Switzerland as a financial centre”. More than 150 years later, Credit Suisse occupies the same grand premises and Switzerland remains a global offshore centre, much as it has done for the last 300 years.

It is only in recent decades that Credit Suisse, one of Switzerland’s oldest and most cherished banks, acquired its reputation for calamity. As one commentator observed earlier this week: “The bank boasts that its purpose is to serve its wealthy clients ‘with care and entrepreneurial spirit’, but at this stage most of them would probably be happy if it could just avoid yet another major scandal.”

Horta-Osório lasted less than a year before resigning last month. Shortly after Credit Suisse appointed its new chairman, Axel Lehmann, the bank reported a loss of 1.6bn CHF (£1.3bn) in the fourth quarter, in part because it had put aside more than 400m CHF (£320m) to deal with unspecified “legacy litigation matters”.

And there is no shortage of those. The scandals involving Greensill, Archegos and Mozambique bonds have dogged the bank over the past year.

Over the past three decades, Credit Suisse has faced at least a dozen penalties and sanctions for offences involving tax evasion, money laundering, the deliberate violation of US sanctions and frauds carried out against its own customers that span multiple decades and jurisdictions. In total, it has racked up more than $4.2bn in fines or settlements.

That includes the $2.6bn the Swiss bank agreed to pay US authorities after pleading guilty to conspiring to aid tax evasion in 2014; the $536m it was fined by the US five years before for deliberately circumventing US sanctions against countries including Iran and Sudan in 2009, and other payouts to Germany and Italy over tax evasion allegations.

Against this backdrop, the Suisse secrets revelations may fuel questions over whether Credit Suisse’s challenges are indicative of a deep malaise at the bank.

Jeff Neiman, a Florida-based attorney who represents a number of Credit Suisse whistleblowers, believes the sheer number of scandals involving the bank indicates a deeper problem.

“The bank likes to say it’s just rogue bankers. But how many rogue bankers do you need to have before you start having a rogue bank?” he said. Neiman alleges there has been a culture at the bank “which encourages its bankers probably from the top down to hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, bury their heads in the sand on a good day, and on many days, actively assist folks to skirt whatever the law may be in order to best protect assets under management”.”

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>>18516999

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>>18516999

Chekt!

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Such allegations are strongly rejected by Credit Suisse. “In line with financial reforms across the sector and in Switzerland, Credit Suisse has taken a series of significant additional measures over the last decade, including considerable further investments in combating financial crime,” the bank said in its statement, adding that it upheld “the highest standards of conduct”.

Its lawyers said it had fully cooperated with many of the investigations cited by the Guardian and that any past individual failings by the bank did not reflect its current business policies, practices or culture. In November, it announced it would put “risk management at the very core of the bank”.

The bank said its “preliminary review” of the accounts flagged by the Suisse secrets reporting project had established that more than 90% of those reviewed were now closed or “were in the process of closure prior to receipt of the press inquiries”. Of the remaining accounts, which remain active, the bank said it was “comfortable that appropriate due diligence, reviews and other control-related steps were taken, including pending account closures”.

The Credit Suisse statement added: “These media allegations appear to be a concerted effort to discredit the bank and the Swiss financial marketplace, which has undergone significant changes over the last several years.”

The debate over whether Switzerland’s banking industry has undergone sufficient reforms is likely to be renewed in light of the leak. The whistleblower who shared the data suggested that banks alone should not be blamed for the state of affairs, as they are “simply being good capitalists by maximising profits within the legal framework they operate in”.

“Simply put, Swiss legislators are responsible for enabling financial crimes and – by virtue of their direct democracy – the Swiss people have the power to do something about it. While I am aware that banking secrecy laws are partly responsible for the Swiss economic success story, it is my strong opinion that such a wealthy country should be able to afford a conscience.”

* Currency conversions are based on historical rates.

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>>18517021, >>18517028, >>18517033, >>18517037, >>18517047, >>18517055, >>18517057, >>18517065, >>18517068, >>18517069, >>18517072 Credit Suisse leak unmasks criminals, fraudsters and corrupt politicians - The guardian article from 22/02/2022 with dei speagle credit suisse whistleblower. bun

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>>18517071

Ja Morant suspended eight games for flashing gun in strip club on Instagram Live.

https://www.nba.com/news/ja-morant-suspended-8-games-by-nba

https://thesource.com/2023/03/13/shotgun-willies-strip-club-criticized-online-after-releasing-images-of-ja-morant-in-vip-room/

Anon knows nothing of sportball, but despite his current mea culpas to NBA commissioner and saying he is in therapy, do not understand why he didn't just say.

It is America, I am allowed to have this gun. Not illegal to have a gun in that club, especially since he was not drinking the night in question. He broke no rule.

Would hope that 23 year old would stand up to the overseers, but stands to lose a lot of money in the Chinese-compromised NBA.

LB

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>>18517052

Pedosta reaper'd.

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>>18517090

> describing a mixed bag of nuts

>>18517094

There ya go cluttering up my desktop again.

A10Demo

962(=17) on the tail twice = 1924

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>>18517080

nope anon dropped a teaser

spent all night digging through archives the full article.

when anon come online,last bread was deleted or pruned,

anon opened bread and b.v locked it.

b.v fixed the issue and the last bread started rolling again.

too much fuckery in the kitchen last night with doge, tranime and the collection of shills iwith admin getting involved over some faggots personal feelings about shit posting whilst bakering and anime memes with constant comments and division.

bu baker is a solid baker.

back on track now.

o7

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>>18517048

You Smell That?

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Bank of Texas, Bank of Oklahoma not having a good month…

This looks as bad as Credit Suisse…

Would be a shame if this got around…

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>>18517103

Come on, Gerb!

Surrounded by Evil

Traitors Everywhere

ccp

command and control positions

what if china and russia… oh nevermind!

>>18517110

you wished anon was gerbil.

they call anon shades, corp but definitely anon.

the only this anon has a alligience to is the truth and Faith in God.

will ride the storm if fire if anon has too.

ther whole temples need to be burned to the ground.

>>18517102

it isALLcoming down anons…

CREDIT SUISSE is the Vatican Bank

London Building investment??? WTF is that? By the Vatican?

bahahahahhahaahhahahaahah…best movie ever…

https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2022/08/23/pope-francis-instructs-vatican-entities-to-move-all-funds-to-vatican-bank-by-sept-30/

"Rome Newsroom, Aug 23, 2022 / 05:51 am (CNA).

Pope Francis has ordered that theHoly See and connected entities move all financial assets to the Institute for Works of Religion (IOR), commonly known as the Vatican bank.

The pope’s rescript, issued Aug. 23, clarifies the interpretation of a paragraph in the new constitution of the Roman Curia, Praedicate Evangelium, promulgated in March.

According to Francis’ rescript,financial and liquid assets held in banks other than the IOR must be moved to the Vatican bank within 30 days of Sept. 1, 2022.

The IOR, based in Vatican City State, has 110 employees and 14,519 clients. As of 2021, it looked after 5.2 billion euros ($5.6 billion) of client assets.

Though commonly called a “bank,” the IOR is technically a financial institute, with no branches, working within Vatican City State to provide services to clients, which include the Holy See and connected entities, religious orders, clergy, Catholic institutions, and Holy See employees.

The IOR saw its number of clients decline by 472, from 14,991 clients at the end of 2020 to 14,519 in 2021. Nearly half of its clients in 2019 were religious orders.

According to its annual report, the financial institution’s $19 million net profit in 2021 was also down from $44 million in 2020 and $46 million in 2019.

In his Aug. 23 rescript, Pope Francis said article 219, paragraph 3 of Praedicate Evangelium “must be interpreted to mean that the activity of asset manager and custodian of the movable patrimony of the Holy See and of the Institutions connected with the Holy See is the exclusive responsibility of the Institute for Works of Religion.”

The decree will force Holy See institutions, including the Secretariat of State, to move their financial assets to the IOR by the end of September. The Secretariat of State is known to have had accounts in Swiss financial institutions, includingCredit Suisse, through which thecontroversial London building investmentwas initially carried out."

>>18517109

Joe Biden Brags About Lessening Massive Inflation He Creates

March 15, 2023 | Sundance |

This is so far beyond hubris, the gaslight from where hubris emanates would take a year to reach it.

Joe Biden spikes the football on the Twitter claiming to have lessened inflation he created. [LINK]

I try not to hold negative sentiments, but I cannot help but loathe this man.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/03/15/joe-biden-brags-about-lessening-massive-inflation-he-creates/

Morning, frenz

TYAFB

(1[23]8) timestamp -> 23, 18

42 peaking out on the tail -> DT

>[f]irst [f]light .. this week

Date: F-22 -> 6 22 -> June 22; Typos: [t]he 325th TRSS and the 43[r]d -> TR = 2018 -> June 22 2018

Delta Q1587 -> [Forth]coming

>…this year

https://twitter.com/TeamTyndall/status/1636044261538906118

>>18517120

Moar Faster!

BREAKING: Train carrying hazardous materials derails in Topock, Arizona - reports

https://twitter.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1636292574003490818

>>18517116

London Building Investment…

VATICAN CITY, July 1 (Reuters) - The Vatican said on Friday it had completed the sale of the luxury London building at the centre of an ongoing corruption trial, taking an estimated hit of about 140 million euros.

The building was sold for 186 million pounds ($223.6 million) toBain Capital, a Boston-based private investment firm, a Vatican statement said.

Friday's statement did not give a definitive figure for the loss but a person familiar with the various transactions over the years said it amounted to slightly more than 140 million euros.

Losses were covered by Vatican reserve funds, the statement said, stressing that donations from the faithful in a papal fund known as Peter's Pence had not been used.

The sale of the building on Sloane Avenue in Chelsea marks a turning point in a sordid chapter in the Vatican's investment strategies.

A trial of 10 people, including a cardinal, reaches its first anniversary later this month and looks set to drag on for at least another year. All the defendants have denied wrongdoing.

The real estate venture at its centre began in 2014, when theVatican's Secretariat of State invested 350 million euros ($390 million) with Italian broker Raffaele Mincione.

In 2018, the Vatican felt it was being fleeced by Mincione, according to the indictment document, and turned to another Italian broker, Gianluigi Torzi, to get out of the first deal.

But Vatican prosecutors accuse Torzi of duping the Vatican and trying to take control of the building by assigning himself the voting shares. The Vatican then gave Torzi 15 million euros to get out of the deal with him.

As a result of the botched and embarrassing deal, Pope Francis stripped the Secretariat of State of control over its own investment funds.

He also instituted a committee to oversee the ethics of its investments.

The committee, which came into effect with the Vatican's new constitution earlier this month, is headed by an Irish-American cardinal but includes four outside lay financial experts from Britain, Germany, Norway and the United States. read more

Earlier this month, in an apparent effort to boost the confidence of the faithful in how their charitable contributions to the pope are used, issued the first detailed disclosure of Peter's Pence.

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/vatican-sells-london-building-heart-corruption-trial-bain-capital-2022-07-01/

>>18517048

"there will be a surprise outbreak"

-Fauci 2017

>>18517102

Close, it was to all be deposited by 01 OCT.

https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2022/08/23/pope-francis-instructs-vatican-entities-to-move-all-funds-to-vatican-bank-by-sept-30/

That Bank, IOR (Institute for Works of Religion), is physically IN Vatican City.

The decree will force Holy See institutions, including the Secretariat of State, to move their financial assets to the IOR by the end of September. The Secretariat of State is known to have had accounts in Swiss financial institutions, including Credit Suisse, through which the controversial London building investment was initially carried out.

They pulled out of Credit Suisse.

>>18517116

>>18517130

Peters Pence…

An article published yesterday by the Wall Street Journal, by Francis X. Rocca, had a provocative, even shocking headline: “Vatican Uses Donations for the Poor to Plug Its Budget Deficit.” Focusing on Peter’s Pence, a worldwide collection for the pope’s charitable needs, the article stated that only 10 percent of the yearly collection, which the article estimated at $55 million (though in past years it was higher), goes to charitable works and that two-thirds of the money is used to cover the Vatican’s growing deficit.

https://www.americamagazine.org/faith/2019/12/12/vatican-misleading-donors-peters-pence-explained?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-untj5jg_QIV-ciUCR11nwbsEAAYASAAEgJsAfD_BwE

>>18517133

Psst! It's not a surprise if you tell everyone first.

>>18517129

Cover for deliberate poisoning of the water?

"Energy, food, and water…"

>>18517109

>>18517151

..at length

Current Trading Halts

https://www.nasdaqtrader.com/trader.aspx?id=tradehalts

>>18517141

cos anon is not here to make up the numbers.

only the truth matters

but not if it is restricted

it must be set free.

Anon has been on the banksters trail from the beginning. until the b.i.s and federal reserve are bought down by public awareness, nothing changes.

Chess on a global scale

>>18517163

kek!

What do you see in that second and third image?

…The timing is interestingly coincidental.

>>18517162

HERE IS A LIST OF THE REGIONAL BANKS WHOS TRADING WAS HALTED MONDAY

The tower if falling…

Monday morning, trading in the shares of a number of banks was halted as panic spread following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

The Nasdaq Trader website published a list of bank shares that were placed under a temporary regulatory halt. Newsweek has listed them below.

Each bank share had been hit with a volatility trading pause, a kind of circuit-breaker that automatically halts trading for a short time when a share's price swings too rapidly. At the time of writing, some of these shares had plunged by more than 60 percent.

Western Alliance Bancorporation Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down nearly 47% at close of the day)

PacWest Bancorp (was halted and resumed several times, was down 21% at the close of the day)

First Republic Bank Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down nearly 62% at the close of the day)

Zions Bancorporation N.A. (was halted and resumed several times, was down nearly 26% at the close of the day)

OceanFirst Fnl Dp Sh Pfd A - Preferred Stock (trading resumed by 11:50 a.m. ET, was down nearly 14% at the close of the day)

Customers Bancorp, Inc. Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down nearly 24% at the close of the day)

East West Bancorp, Inc. (was halted and resumed several times, was down more than 17% at the close of the day)

Metropolitan Bank Holding Corp. Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down nearly 44% at the close of the day)

First Horizon Corporation Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down more than 20% at the close of the day)

Regions Financial Corporation Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down roughly 7% at the close of the day)

Comerica Incorporated Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down more than 27% at the close of the day)

Bank of Hawaii Corporation Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down more than 18% at the close of the day)

KeyCorp Common Stock (trading resumed at 10:31 a.m. ET, was halted again at 10:33; trading resumed by 10:38 a.m., was down more than 27% at the close of the day)

Customers Bancorp, Inc. 5.375% Subordinated Notes Due 2034 (was halted and resumed several times, was down 18% at the close of the day)

Macatawa Bank Corporation (trading resumed at 9:54 a.m. ET. It was briefly halted again at 9:55 before resuming at 10 a.m., was down 4.5% at the close of the day)

Texas Capital Bnc Dpsh 5.75 Ps - Preferred Stock (trading resumed by 9:57 a.m. ET. It halted again at 9:59 before resuming at 10:09 a.m., down more than 6% at the end of the day)

United Community Bk Dep (trading resumed by 10:03 a.m. ET, was down more than 6% at the end of the day)

The Charles Schwab Corporation Common Stock (was halted and resumed several times, was down more than 11% at the close of the day)

Coastal Financial Corp Cm St (trading resumed by 9:41 a.m. ET, was down nearly 16% at the close of the day)

Huntington Banc Dep Shs J (trading resumed by 9:50 a.m. ET, was down nearly 17% at the close of the day)

Magyar Bancorp Inc. (trading resumed by 9:35 a.m. ET, was down more than 6% at the close of the day)

Macatawa Bank Corporation (trading resumed by 9:54 a.m. ET, halted at 9:55 a.m. before resuming by 10 a.m., was down more than 4% at the close of the day)

https://www.newsweek.com/full-list-bank-shares-that-halted-trading-panic-spreads-1787426

>>18517109

King nugget head has been grabb'd.

My fave so far.

>>18517165

nothing will wake the masses up than their prized assets and money being taken.

you want to see panic.

it is wide open for people to see,

when they feel it

their whole system runs on corrupt banking.

the elites use us for energy so the masses fight over the scraps given to them in the form of fiat and conveniences.

maybe you need to lurk moar

you are amongst adults.

>>18517172

Here lies the Truth

Dead

R.I.P

>>18517171

Would anyone notice if Satanists took over Q Research?

"Nothing is random."

"Everything posted here has meaning."

"EVERYTHING."

"No coincidences."

"Double meanings exist."

"Infiltration not invasion."

"Some anons are not anon."

"Symbolism will be their downfall."

>>18517183

>>18517176

>King nugget head

kek

>>18517187

TRUTH AND SHIT

>>18517116

THIS!

Is theGodfather IIIthing Q told us about.

In that movie, the Vatican bank (initially funded by Rothschilds in 1800s), was up to dirty dealings.

(Spoiler alert, the recent re-do is a good movie)

Michael (Corleone) knows that the head of the Vatican Bank, Archbishop Gilday, has accumulated a massive deficit and offers $600M in exchange for shares in Internazionale Immobiliare,[3] an international real estate company, which would make him its largest single shareholder. He makes a tender offer to buy the Vatican's 25% share in the company, which will give him controlling interest. Immobiliare's board approves the offer, pending ratification by the Pope.

https://www.ncronline.org/news/vatican/vatican-closes-london-property-sale-loss-after-scandal

The scandal over the London property has convulsed the Vatican for three years and prompted Pope Francis to strip the secretariat of state of its 600-million-euro asset portfolio, which had essentially operated as a sovereign wealth fund not answerable to rigorous internal or external controls.

In a statement July 1, the Vatican said the losses incurred in the deal had been absorbed by the secretariat of state's reserve funds. It stressed that the losses didn't hit the so-called "Peter's Pence" fund that collects annual donations from the faithful for the pope's works of charity and to help run the Holy See bureaucracy.

Anons had questioned the initial purchase of the warehouse when it was completed in '18.

Did it go all the way up to Francis?

https://www.republicworld.com/world-news/europe/pope-francis-role-in-Vatican-London-property-deal-questioned-in-court.html

>>18517193

GF III "thing"?

Fucking Kek!

Reminder to everyone to pay their taxes….

Breaking911

@Breaking911

JUST IN: US Announces $331 Million In New Aid To Ethiopia

breaking911.com

US Announces $331 Million In New Aid To Ethiopia - Breaking911

During his visit to Addis Ababa to improve relations with Ethiopia, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced a new humanitarian assistance package of $331 million to the country. The aid…

6:41 PM · Mar 15, 2023

https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1636135623949000706

>>18517129

VERY busy area. Traffic backs up for miles. Right near the transition from I-40 going west to California, and people turning north to Las Vegas.

Basically the only major highway intersection from Northern Arizona.

>>18517207

kek!

>>18517109

President Camacho grabb'd.

Wanted to use the pic of him toasting Notre Dame but wasn't habbening…

>>18517207

kek!

Long-awaited Fed digital payment system to launch in July

The Federal Reserve’s digital payments system, which it promises will help speed up the way money moves around the world, will debut in July.

FedNow, as it will be known, will create “a leading-edge payments system that is resilient, adaptive, and accessible,” said Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin, who is the program’s executive sponsor.

The system will allow bill payments, money transfers such as paychecks and disbursements from the government, as well as a host of other consumer activities to move more rapidly and at lower cost, according to the program’s goals.

Participants will complete a training and certification process in early April, according to a Fed announcement.

“With the launch drawing near, we urge financial institutions and their industry partners to move full steam ahead with preparations to join the FedNow Service,” said Ken Montgomery, the program executive and first vice president at the Boston Fed, which helped spearhead the project under former Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren.

Institutions that participate in the program will have seven-day, 24-hour access, as opposed to a system currently in place that closes on weekends.

Program advocates say it will get money out to people much more quickly. For instance, they said, government payments like those issued in the early days of the Covid pandemic would have been credited to accounts immediately rather than the days it took to reach most people.

Some Fed officials say the program even could supplant the need for a central bank digital currency.

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/15/long-awaited-fed-digital-payment-system-to-launch-in-july.html

>>18517137

>>18517140

>>18517146

This month, I encourage all Americans to take the opportunity to ensure they have an emergency response plan in place and ready to be properly executed.

Emergencies and disasters test the resilience and strength of families, communities, and our Nation.

It is impossible to avoid every challenge and threat, bu twe can and must PREPARE for them.

By doing so, we can help protect our communities and save lives.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, DONALD J. TRUMP, President of the United States of America,

by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States,

do hereby proclaim September 2018 asNational PREPAREdnessMonth.

I encourage all Americans, including Federal, State, and local officials, totake action to be PREPAREd

for disaster or emergency by making and practicing their emergency response plans.

Each step we take tobecome better PREPAREdmakes a real difference in how our families and communities

will respond and persevere when faced with the unexpected.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this thirty-first day of August,

in the year of our Lord two thousand eighteen, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and forty-third.

DONALD J. TRUMP

https://qalerts.app/?n=2054

>>18517183

…Anon is on a whole other tangent. Each (p)lanet on the 'chair' or throne of heaven. Basically, the 'ruling' planet switches up, like the seasons. Totally speculating.

ACC

[four] pilots

8 hands 4 fingers -> 32 ->23

4 pilots 8 hands 4 fingers -> Qalerts 484 = 98(=17) posts -> Q484:

>Jan 7(=17)

>Hussein

4 pilots 8 hands 32 fingers -> Q4832:

>SHADOW PRESIDENT

4 pilots 32 fingers -> Q432:

RED

4 pilots 4 fingers 8 hands -> Q448:

>Hussein

RED_RED

1919 in the link -> Q1919:

>surveillance photos

REDshoes

REDCross

>High Priority

https://twitter.com/aircombatcmd/status/1636019194973020167

You kids ever read the drops?

Asking for fren!

>>18517139

First Republic and Pac West are halted…both down about the same as BOKF earlier in the loaf…

If you move your funds would suggest as another anon also observed to GO LOCAL…

Banking will bring down tech and the Vatican…that will bring down education and government…healthcare is already well on its way…

All institutions MUST fall and will…

>>18517225

and P = PAYSEUR!

kek

>>18517227

Imagine if the clockfags used the "Mechanism" for their clockfaggin!

>>18517221

this is it

once this is fully implemented, .gov can implement the social credit structure and throttle how peeps spend and save their $$.

this IS the great reset coming to a state near you this summer.

f'n commies

>>18517123

>Morning, frenz

>>18517221

notable - global accounting system

july not april but april really

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Death_migration

>>18516999

>>18517029

TYBs

Elon Musk

@elonmusk

You can ring my bell, ring my bell

3:12 AM · Mar 16, 2023

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1636264167681163264

>>18517153

Youngest was telling me about usury in Muslim banks. You pony up 20%, they own the other 80, you buy back shares, but there is no charge for the money.

https://www.theguardian.com/notesandqueries/query/0,5753,-1030,00.html

When and why did the Christian Church stop viewing usury as a sin?

The taking of interest was forbidden to clerics from AD 314. It was strictly forbidden for laymen in 1179. The beginning of the end as far as the total ban on interest was concerned came in the sixteenth century. Although Luther and Zwingli still condemned it utterly, Calvin and some progressive Catholic thinkers such as Collet and Antoine argued that interest-taking did not constitute usury, as long as it represented the real difference between the value of present and future sums of money, and was not mere extortion. The Catholic Church still forbids usury, meaning extortionate charges, providing penalties in c2354 of the Code of Canon Law, but this does not mean that all interest-taking is sinful. The Vatican itself invests in interest-bearing schemes, and requires Church administrators to do likewise.

388th Fighter Wing

Timestamp 909 -> Q909:

END

Arms crossed -> END

Image size = 4096 x 2731 -> mirror Q1372:

>45 timestamp

PAIN

5:5 in the link

https://twitter.com/388fw/status/1635991635564843009

>>18517238

>>18517241

Chief Raul Ortiz

@USBPChief

Today, I testified before the Committee on Homeland Security & it was alleged that Agents found an explosive device near the border. During a Jan. briefing, leadership was notified that Agents found a duct-taped ball filled with sand that wasn't deemed a threat to agents/public.

3:45 PM · Mar 15, 2023

https://twitter.com/USBPChief/status/1636091215035629570

>>18517241

DOD

Thumbs up @ 17 sec

Video size 4.2MB -> DT; timestamp 17

17 on the plane

https://twitter.com/DeptofDefense/status/1635974125721100291

>>18517250

>>18517246

Anon tried to help!

kek

>>18517207

THIS!

>>18517109

This motherfucker. Grabb'd.

Morning Frens

We've got work this beautiful day!

>>18517259

You've got a point there!

>>18517171

>interestingly coincidental.

>>18517183

'''the [H]orns, [M]oon, [S]tars = all sYm_balls of _i_Slamb_i_sM

'''

Mercury, themessenger of the gods, is the ruler of Gemini and Virgo.

Mercury is the messenger in Astrology as it is in Mythology.

It is the planet of day-to-day expression and communication.

Mercury’s action is to take things apart and put them back together again.

It is an opportunistic planet, decidedly unemotional and curious.

Mercury’s glyph, or symbol, resembles that of Venus, with the addition of a semi-circle (hat) at the top. Spirit (circle) over matter (cross), resulting in receptivity (crescent).

https://cafeastrology.com/mercury.html

197 (17) (8)

Q !ITPb.qbhqo 11/22/2017, 4:47:21 PM ID: YzNom6b4

4chan/pol: 150515203

<Q Clock [ Min: 45 | :25/:55 Mir: 5 | 180 Mir: 15 | :35/:05 Mir: 25 ]

Ancient Egyptians considered gold “the skinof the gods”

– specifically the sun god Ra

– and often used it to craft objects of spiritual significance.

Why is this relevant?

Q

https://qalerts.app/?n=197

<Q Clock "Today" [ Minute: 05 | :25/:55 Mirror: 45 | 180 Mirror: 35 | :35/:05 Mirror: 05 ]

>>18517264

>>18517260

weak bait yet since this Anon has [PAIN] on tap

might as well oblige

No worries, it was PERFECT!

https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1636155588248829956

DOD reposting SECNAV story

Linked article:

>RED CROSS >>18517225

HAITI

>This is an all hands on deck moment.

https://twitter.com/DeptofDefense/status/1636095332466532352

>>18517269

but but but muh muh!

If All of AU was not allowed to talk about it!

muh joos!

Oh!

That only works one way?!

>>18517275

yeah…

>>18517048

>>18517129

>BREAKING: Train carrying hazardous materials derails in Topock, Arizona - reports

>>18516999

>>18517280

Fauci is a JEW, right?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11858023/Common-dry-cleaning-chemical-fueling-rise-PARKINSONS-disease-cases-study-warns.html

16 Mar, 2023 10:00

Kiev’s plan for counteroffensive revealed in media report

Western weapons and training aimed at countering Ukraine’s manpower losses, Politico said, citing US officials

Washington expectsKiev to launch a counterattack against Russian troops in May, using the weapons that NATO countries have been sending to Ukraine, Politico reported on Wednesday, citing unnamed US officials. (Why announce this?)

US military aid packages “going back four or five months have been geared toward what Ukraine needs for this counteroffensive,” one source cited by the outlet said on condition of anonymity.

Kiev is preparing the operation even as its manpower and resources are being drained, Politico reports, by its continued clinging to the Donbass city of Artyomovsk, which it calls Bakhmut. The city, which senior US officials assessed has only symbolic significance, became the scene of some of the most intensive fighting between Russia and Ukraine this year.

While both sides reportedly suffered significant casualties fighting for Artyomovsk, Kiev lost some of its most experienced troops, Politico said. US officials have suggested that Ukraine should pull out of the city, which President Vladimir Zelensky declared a fortress. With the advice unheeded, America is nowurging Ukrainian troops to conserve artillery munitions, the report explained.

According to the outlet, Kiev isyet to settleon a strategy for its counteroffensive. One scenario involving a push across the Dnieper River near the city of Kherson is “not realistic,” US officials believe, since Ukraine does not have the manpower for an amphibious operation of that kind. The second one would require advancing from the north in an attempt to cut off Russian troops from Crimea.

The US has been stressing that it was up to Zelensky and the Ukrainian leadership to decide how exactly they would conduct a military operation. But senior American generals hosted Ukrainian officials in Wiesbaden, Germany this month to help them with wargaming the upcoming operation, Politico's report notes. There has also been an effort totrain Ukrainian troops in NATO tacticsto replenish battlefield losses.

Russia believes that the Ukrainian conflict is a US proxy war against it, with Ukrainian soldiers serving as cannon fodder. Moscow said Washington prevented Kiev from signing a peace agreement with Russia in the first months of the conflict, telling Zelensky to continue fighting instead.

https://www.rt.com/news/573063-ukraine-counteroffensive-may-politico/

(The DOD has dutiful parrot Politico announce problems, plans and diversions about Ukraine, expecting Russia to by the flak & bullshit.)

USNAVY

500 on the jet -> Q500:

FIRE & FURY

>Jan 7 (=17) timestamp

W on the helmet ->23

5:5 in the link

https://twitter.com/USNavy/status/1636140261355995139

>>18517283

Tya…

Cultural references will get more and more confused the more They destroy culture

All the pope's Jesuit men: 10 years of Ignatian influence under Francis

https://www.ncronline.org/vatican/vatican-news/all-popes-jesuit-men-10-years-ignatian-influence-under-francis

>>18517280

Fauci has PTSD because of all the lies he has to maintain

>>18517285

Fauci is a crypto-jew