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Annie Johnson's avatar

Mr. Cook.

Legally BLIND THUS CAPS

Your post today is a gift to all. I found

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Back some years…

It was about: Michael Mckibbon founded Leader Technologies and assembled his team in 1997 in Columbus Ohio and was working on a way to develop large-scale collaboration on the internet, even though the internet had only a small fraction of the users today. In 1999, they had their ‘ah ha’ moment and the rest isn’t well-known history. Mckibbon and his team were the original creators of the source code that is currently used on a global basis ubiquitously. I don't want to put my spin on it, so I'll just provide links to interviews of him and his documentation that shows how the theft of their intellectual property transpired and by whom. Make note that because of what happened to him, companies like Google/YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and others are able to do what they are doing now.

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Lynette Ackermann's avatar

Thank you for mentioning the looting of South Africa and the Boer wars. The looting continued; these ruthless people assassinated Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold , who had ambitious plans for Africa. They also assassinated South African Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd on 6 September 1966 (note the 666 !) because he had a solution for the complex problems facing South Africa: Psychiatrist Solly Jacobson was sent from London to be the handler of a schizophrenic, who assassinated Mr Verwoerd in Parliament, minutes before he was about the announce a plan that all the tribal leaders supported. The bloodied carpet was never removed to remind successors what would happen to them if they implemented the plan.

The Mockingbird Media saturated the airways with a simplistic message about how evil the Apartheid Government was. As soon as the ANC came to power, the fat Old Mutual Funds were transferred to Wall Street. The looting did not stop there.

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