@TH3WH17ERABB17 Q TIME TO SHOW THE WORLD

[Crazierfox]

Duplicate let's try to add some of my work with rel lol this soc med stuff is time consuming.  Bbl

[Thoughtful3]

Fauci has some big problems ahead. 18 Million deaths WW and all those that have been injured.

https://oversight.house.gov/release/over...residency/


"Chairman James Comer sent a letter to Pam Bondi requesting that the DOJ conduct a comprehensive review of all executive actions taken during the Biden presidency and scrutinize key Biden aides- Dr. Kevin O'Connor, Anne Tomasini, and Anthony Bernal- who pleaded the fifth Amendment during the investigation."

[Thoughtful3]

President Trump-

"WE DID WARN THEM THE STORM IS COMING!!!"

https://x.com/PapiTrumpo/status/19829261...gr%5Etweet


Timestamp October 27, 2025  3:43 P.M.  24 seconds.

The timing is interesting. Billy's birthday is tomorrow- October 28 and he will be 70.



Billy the Gates is acting weird.

https://nypost.com/2025/10/28/us-news/bi...doomerism/


Maybe he doesn't want people reading his climate manual finding that line on the top of page 69.

[Thoughtful3]

https://amuseonx.substack.com/p/gavin-ne...use-the-11

I wonder where the money is going?




How can this be legal? Paying people to take jabs.
https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/busted-cal...d-provider

[Thoughtful3]

The delta's for today have been altered.

#1 now has 7 lines and the original had 4 lines.

#2 now has 29 lines and the original had 23 lines.

Looking at the original 4/23 is when Melinda published her book "Moment of Lift".

#1 has 3 extra lines.
#2 has 6 extra lines.
Added gives us 9 extra lines.  Bill Gates.

The only B-ill event on July 29-


https://nypost.com/2025/07/29/real-estat...-for-645m/

[Thoughtful3]

We have another book. The timing of the release is today on B-illy's birthday.

Pfizergate-

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/pfizer-wh...00298.html

Wut

"Becky McClain had "a life threatening illness acquired from exposure to genetically engineered viruses and facing workplace retaliation."

I'm going to pick up a copy, along with 2 other new books I planned to review. I've got lots of reading ahead.

[Crazierfox]

https://denyignorance.com/Thread-DI-Pres...6#pid94296

Y not better graphics we are the news now  totally u b derstand how annoying news anchors can be so cover them up and change their voice gatesc ar breaking.

[Thoughtful3]

All the deltas for today, October 29 have changed.

#3
Now has 20 lines.
Original was 17 lines.
#4
Now has 19 lines.
Original was 12 lines.
#5
Now has 19 lines.
Original was 13 lines.

#6
Now has 35 lines.
Original was 22 lines.

#7
Now has 7 lines.
Original was 18 lines.

#8
Now has 21 lines.
Original was 18 lines.

#9
Now has 15 lines.
Original was 11 lines.

#10
Now has 10 lines.
Original has 8 lines.

Looking at the changes adding #3 & #4 would give us the year [2019].

#4 & #5 gives us the [1919] Spanish flu.

#7 & #8 gives us Billy's special # [28]

#9 & #10 gives us [25].

#6 = #35. There is an Ebola link to #35.

Billy's thriller "The Road Ahead" page 35 is the first page of chapter 3. There are 17 lines on the page.

I picked up a new book for us " Formula For Better Health" by former head of the CDC Tom Friedman.
Page 35 is the first page of chapter 3. Funny how that works.

"No drama, President Obama was seething. . . at me, and the story was on the front of the New York Times."
This was when Ebola was spreading in West Africa.

[Thoughtful3]

" A Formula For Better Health" by Tom Friedman.

Page 35- Something very odd here. Tom Friedman had dispatched teams from the CDC to West Africa to track thousands of cases and tens of thousands of contacts. They ran the labs, coordinated with governments, the WHO and emergency operation centers. By August they had successfully ended a cluster of Ebola cases but then mysteriously cases exploded.  

"The something went terribly wrong: We failed to use technological rigor in our analysis of how to prevent spread."

Apparently this means "the ability to analyze complex health problems and understand both science and practical realities."  No where does he express regret over the deaths of thousands of people.
----
At the top of page 34 there are 3 *  *  *. He's a 3 DOT card carrying member, joining Debra Birx.

The book was published September 30, 2025 right when the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo was taking place.

Page 34 has 19 lines and page 35 has 20 lines giving us 2019.

Chapter 1 begins on page 3. The last page of chapter 1 is 19.  The last page before the Epilogue is page 190.

[Thoughtful3]

Now to look at how Ebola was bungled in the U.S. from his perspective.

"September 15, 2014 Eric Duncan helped a sick, pregnant neighbor go to a hospital in Monrovia, Liberia."

September 20th he arrived to join family in Texas.

September 24th he went to the ER. That's 9 days after helping the woman.

He had a high fever and told the nurse that he had just recently returned from Liberia where Ebola was spreading. I'm finding this most suspicious- the Drs didn't make the connection and sent him home.

Sooo he returned home suffering from Ebola exposing his wife and children. 
He returned September 27 deathly ill and even more infectious and subsequently died.

Meanwhile two nurses tending him, Nina Pham and Amber Vinson both contracted Ebola.

Amber went and visited her family in Ohio, "and then, while potentially infectious, with approval of a CDC staffer, taken a flight back to Texas along with people from dozens of other states. 

There is something not quite right about him. No expressions of remorse or taking responsibility.

"The infections were a shock and a failure. A shock that the US is not immune to exotic health threats and a failure of CDC technical rigor to protect the nurses."

"My biggest mistakes have come from overconfidence. I had insisted that any hospital could care for a patient with Ebola."


Now I'm speculating about the 3 DOTS. Ebola struck in 3 West African countries- [G]uinea, [L]iberia and [S]ierra Leone.
G= 7
L= 12
S=19...1919 Spanish flu.

Since I like to name names- Stuart Michael led the CDC response to the Ebola outbreak.

"We got our recommendations wrong in part because we didn't account for the vast difference between nursing care for Ebola in the U.S. and Africa."
In Africa patients laid on plastic mattresses that were easy to disinfect. Nina and Amber were changing bed sheets and Duncan's bedclothes. This is gross- Friedman believes they contacted Ebola on the day that Duncan had 2.5 gallons of diarrhea, with trillions of virus particles, any of which can cause infection. The nurses had never cared for a patient with Ebola."

This is criminal. The nurses were trying to figure out how to protect themselves. No guidance from the CDC so they elected to wear 2 or 3 layers of gloves which made the risk of contracting it higher because they were more difficult to remove.

Why didn't they protect the health workers? "Infections that spread in US hospitals kill an estimated 70,000 people a year."