Not jabbing newborns with a holocaust of toxic chemicals in the name of vaccinations.
Not allowing additives like aspartame to manufactured food products and pharmaceutical products which the manufacturers know are metabolized as formaldehyde which lodges in the RNA, dooming millions of the unsuspecting as well as all on going future generations to diminished lives, and for the poorer nations which unable to administratively block the regulatory stranglehold that multinational corporations have on their own legitimate regulatory processes.
All of the Island Nations heads of state have been asked by me to interdict and cease all imports of Aspartame and Roundup/Glyphosate products.
Glyphosate was a weed killer that in the early part of the 21st Century brought lymphomas to many, but fortunately Federal Juries returned unanimous verdicts that awarded to the first of some 15000 cases many millions of dollars and in some cases billions.
Those lucky beneficiaries of the Federal Juries largess will not live to see any of that money, nor will their heirs, and nor will those waiting in line with their own punitive and exemplary suits, because the Monsanto Bayer corporation is now worth less on Wall Street than the $65 billion that Bayer bought to buy Monsanto.
During World War II, 6 million European Jews among others were eradicated by using a rodenticide called Zyklon B. At the close of that war, the corporate directors of I.G. Farben, manufacturers of Zyklon B, were lightly prosecuted at Nuremberg and then the key executives were permitted to join the corporate shell of the world's most trusted maker of Aspirin, the Bayer Corporation.
Do you recognize the irony of that biochemical corporate history? Rodenticide to aspirin? I G Farben and Zyklon B becomes Bayer/Monsanto plus Agent Orange the Vietnam defoliant plus PCB's polluting the waters of the USA west coast's harbors, already the subject of punitive and exemplary suits seeking billions of dollars in reparations, plus of course Roundup and Glyphosate.
Quite an equation for Humanity to reject in 2020 if it is to survive until 3000.
I will not take up anymore of your valuable time resolving the problems that exist on both sides of the Line of Demarcation between the 18 nations with biological weapons and the 175 that do not.
When the 175 clarify that it will no longer be business as usual, then a Ugandan will buy a cell phone from Finland rather than the United States or China.
Automobiles will come from Italy and South Korea and not from France or the United States. Mexico, Central America, and South America will buy tractors that they manufacture, and similarly African Nations will not be buying technology from South Africa, Zimbabwe, or Libya because they have and use biological weapons. Jordan will stop buying Syrian farm products because Syria is a nation with biological weapons.
This is not going to happen as a mere warning nor a "Promise not to release global pandemics again, and then we will start buying again from you." This is going to be the way it is, if the 175 nations are to survive intact until 3000.
It will require isolating the 18 rogue nations with biological weapons and a complete cessation of trade with them henceforth.
Thank you for your time in hearing this counsel.
I know of no better way to honor all of the ancestors of humanity, and that includes the House of Hanover, the House of Orange, the Monarchs of Europe, Asia, and Africa, the heads of state of all of the different "isms": Communism, Capitalism, Neoliberalism, ad nauseum.
Perhaps we will have learned something from the scratches on shoulder blades in China, the archeoastronomy of indigenous North America, the engineering of the Mayans and the Azetcs, the architecture in the kingdoms of Mali and Ghana, the cuneiform on the tablets in Mesopotamia, the discoveries in Alexandria by Euclid and Pythagoras, the development of algebra and the largely ignored body of Islamic scientific and mathematical inventions, the analytical geometry of Descartes, the microscope of Anton Von Leewenhoek, the more advanced microscope of Robert Hooke, the discovery of calculus by Leibniz, Otto Von Guericke's airpump and two bronze hemispheres to illustrate atmospheric pressure, Christian Huygens' Saturn Rings and Pendulum Clocks, Denmark's physician and theologian Niels Stensen's starting the science of geology, Marcello Malpighi's discovery of capillary circulation in the lungs and founder of microscopic anatomy, the Danzig astronomer Johannes Hevelius, the gravitational attractions of Isaac Newton, the descriptions by Charles Darwin, the calculations of Einstein and Madame Curie, the conversion of theodolites in surveying to laser and robotic surveying that does not use the human eye at all, the space explorations from Sputnik to Apollo, to Cassini, to the mining of asteroids by Jeff Bezos.
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