Global Intel Hub -- Knoxville, TN - 11/2/2023 -- Why do some lawns grow better than others? There's only one answer - time and money. Either hire an expensive professional service, or spend half your day doing the work yourself, which is going to include research, buying supplies, tilling the soil, fertilizing, watering just right (and not too much) - etc. etc. But do you have the cash for a professional service? [Punchline: Hire a professional, or DIY]
Money can't buy happiness, they say. That's true. But money can buy PUPPIES! Puppies make you happy.
They love you unconditionally, they are forever puppies - but they are expensive. Vet bills, organic dog food, pet sitters for vacations, the costs add up.
Do we really need to explain that it's good to have money? It's not so hard as you may think. Savings = Investment. What does Dave Ramsey say to young callers in? "Beans and Rice, Beans and Rice.. "
Save your discretionary income, and invest it. Over time, you'll do well. Stock picking isn't the point, you can get a service and pick stocks, the point is consistency, and balance. Don't invest everything in one deal, don't invest money you can't afford to lose. Work hard, spend less. Checkout the Investors Guide to LEGAL Insider Trading where this is all explained in great detail.
Take Gab for example, they are raising 5m at a 250m valuation. Private Equity is available to the masses, not the classes, with Gab. Don't ask what is the return on investment, it's unknown. It's not a bond, it's all hope. Gab, investors, and everyone involved hopes Gab will grow - why shouldn't it? It's the only Free Speech platform on the planet.
Facebook, a tool of the CIA, returned investors 2700% Series A to IPO returns. Investors in the secondary market, and Pre IPO investors, got crushed. This was partly why SpaceX decided to structure their secondary market according to certain norms and protect that policy with an Iron Fist.
But where does real growth come from? We all see Disclosure is happening, technology is being drip fed out to the public. It's a known fact that labs like SRI gave technology to Big Tech like Silicon Graphics and other firms early on, inventions like Fiber Optics, Microprocessors, Kevlar, and many others, have come from government labs reverse engineered from tech they discovered [Corso, Phillip]. And take this example:
Witness Dan Willis met with multiple inventors of free energy (where you produce more output than input) who died or vanished mysteriously. But now, something has changed.
Has anyone else notice more clear skies, in general?
Projects are being released daily [insert disruptive discovery here] in such a brilliant way, it's clearly the work of the white hats. And it can't be proven, there's no common source, it's just random. Take a look at these examples:
French Company Discovers Massive Reserve of Clean Hydrogen Gas that Could Start Renewable Revolution
But Disclosure may not be just about "The Government" revealing secrets, it may be about allowing technologies to be revealed to the public in a number of ways. Take a peek at the forward for the book Investors Guide to LEGAL Insider Trading:
I met a Russian scientist who developed anti-scratch, self-healing paint. It was nanotechnology, this was in the late 90s so it was very advanced for it’s time. He described it but I never saw it, he said that if you scratched the car over time it will not be noticeable. The paint was a composite that melded with the metal, to create a super composite with any hard surface it was used on, I didn’t fully see how it worked but it must have worked great because he cashed out big time. He sold his patents to a group of investors for something to the level of $10 Million USD which was huge money in the late 90s, this was a normal guy he didn’t work for a big corporation or something like that. The group of investors who bought the patents, he was told, represented the car business – this happened in Michigan. At the time, I was going to Northwood University which had a big automotive program, we joked that students got their PhD – Papa Has Dealership. As they were all leaving the closing meeting, he asked them “So is this going to change the world?” I’m paraphrasing, but this is what he told me. They said “No, we are going to make sure this never makes it to the market. Our job is to search the planet for people like you, with disruptive technology, and buy it, to ensure it never reaches the market.” Why, he asks? “It would ruin the market, think of all the body shops, painters, and other businesses who would be bankrupt with your technology out there!” – they said. “You have no idea how many people like you are out there in the world, we have a patent portfolio of thousands of groundbreaking, transformative technologies, kept in drawers... and not only for the automotive sector.”
So many of us know there's a program to stifle technology, and there are groups out there with that explicit mandate. But maybe now is the time for "Disclosure" meaning these projects will be allowed to proliferate?
That's our working hypothesis for more than a year, and we haven't seen any evidence to the contrary. As time goes on, our theory is more solidified.
Here's another great example - a New Zealand Helicopter pilot has developed a design that is based on a Kevlar composite, based on an EV engine, which is lightweight and is fire-proof, and in the event of a crash, is more safe because the whole thing is like a big AIRBAG. Instead of thousands of pieces of metal flying at passengers at thousands of miles per hour, during a crash the body becomes like a big pillow, which protects you and your friends from certain death (Helicopter accidents are tragically almost all fatal, unlike airplane crashes where your chances of living through a crash are fairly high, unless the plane disappears). The engineer actually crashed on film and spoke about it, see it here. They need money for certification and manufacturing, and are raising 30m from accredited investors.
Some tech is being freely released, some to Big Tech, some randomly. Isn't that what anyone smart would do? But don't worry, the Deep State isn't going to be totally eliminated, as they have a hand in this too. InQTel is the official CIA Venture Capital Fund, they invest in interesting tech, see their portfolio. Oh, do we need to mention, they are seed investors and controllers of Twitter, Google, and Facebook? Re: Twitter, Musk has TOP SECRET clearance, so look at Twitter like an intelligence asset, regardless of claims made. Twitter is not Gab. Musk is a white hat, for sure, but let's just stick to facts, and not speculations.
As pointed out by Gab founder Andrew Torba, Twitter uses AWS and Google infrastructure, so they could eliminate Twitter with one click of a button. Big Tech = Deep State. The days of spies and espionage evolved into cloud surveillance, which Microsoft, Google, et al were happy to build a mass harvesting platform for the US Government. What privacy buffs don't get is that data is collected on every level - Windows OS (via Backdoor), via Spyware (Anti-virus software, for example), and finally on a network level, via binary computer code, physically. ATT routes all internet traffic as they control the super-nodes, the certificates, routers that redirect internet traffic to sub- and regional providers. They copy all traffic 1:1 and save it, of course what is encrypted they can't read, but how many people use Encrypted internet browsing? Have you ever used TOR browser for anything productive? But anyway, as some have speculated, TOR is a CIA honeytrap too.
Users just can't beat the budgets. They are spending billions a year on spyware and labelling it 'productivity tools' just look at one bright example Transparent Business. Many ask how does the government hide information in plain site? The answer is the above information matrix they created in the mid to late 90s. The internet was built as a military communications network, and as it was delivered to the public, it was done so with DOD contractors rolling out 'technologies' like "Search Engines" with surveillance, and information control tools, including but not limited to Censorship, built in from the beginning. So as soon as something goes viral, like water powered cars, the algorithms shadow ban the search, and in the worst case delete the account for 'violation of terms of service' - we saw how bad it was during the COVID pandemic when treatments like ventilators or 'vaccines' were clearly killing more people than COVID ever did. Anyone sharing stories of loved ones that were victimized were labeled "Misinformation" and were targeted.
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