[Firestarter]

This could be THE reason, for why they wanted the Brexit deal done before the coronavirus “pandemic” was started....

So while the economy is crashed to cause an apparent “pandemic” (especially relatively small companies go bankrupt), the Bank of England has created the Covid Corporate Financing Facility (CCFF), to support the UK’s biggest companies through the crisis.
As if that isn’t enough, Britain is infamous for its secrecy (possibly second only to the Netherlands), the Bank of England refuses to make public which companies receive these funds and businesses sign confidentiality agreements.

Campaign Group Positive Money reports:

By the first week of April they had handed out more than £11 billion in bailouts with another £30 billion agreed – almost all of it hidden from public view. We’ve only learnt about a handful of company bailouts (such as EasyJet, Greggs, Redrow Homes and First Group) backhandedly through the press. And, to access the scheme, companies must be deemed to make a material contribution to the UK economy and have an investment-grade or sound long-term rating from a big credit rating agency – making the CCFF a highly exclusive facility.

By 6 May, the total CCF amount – 51 billion pound.

If a company meets these arbitrary requirements, the Bank of England then purchases short-term debt from the company with new money it has created out of thin air: https://truepublica.org.uk/united-kingdo...n-3-weeks/
(http://archive.is/DrfgW)


On 28 March, the National Health Service quietly announced what could be the largest handover of NHS patient data to private corporations in history.
Five controversial firms assisting the NHS in tracking hospital resources: US tech giants Amazon, Microsoft, and Google and the AI firms Faculty and Palantir.

Palantir is closely affiliated to the CIA and was founded by close Trump ally Peter Thiel, who should be infamous for Facebook insider trading and funding medical vampirism (parabiosis).
Artificial intelligence start-up Faculty is headed by Mark Warner, brother of Ben Warner who ran the data operation for the Vote Leave campaign (Brexit). Faculty reportedly won 7 UK government contracts worth almost £1m in only 1 ½ years.

Even if patient data is depersonalised, in most cases it can easily be re-assembled to identify people.
The UK government apparently considers giving ministers the right to make people’s identity known “if ministers judge that to be proportionate at some stage”.

On 3 April, Foxglove submitted requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), asking for publication of the data-sharing agreements, but while the UK government by law must respond within 20 working days, they never got an answer.
On 15 April, the Information Commissioner’s Office (responsible for FOIA), announced that during the “pandemic” the UK government wouldn’t have to be too strict on handling FOIA requests: https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/we-need...data-deal/
(http://archive.is/pIoRc)


President Donald has helped Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates to regain his title of “richest man in the world” that he lost in 2017 to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.

Microsoft surprisingly defeated Amazon’s bid for the lucrative $10 billion Pentagon cloud computing contract, which makes Microsoft instantly one of the world’s most important military contractors.
This has helped Gates’ Microsoft shares rise with a booming 48%.

The 2 “richest men in the world” also control media empires.
Microsoft is the backbone for LinkedIn, Xbox, the Windows Phone and Windows OS. Microsoft also owns stakes in media giants like Comcast and AT&T. The “MS” in “MSNBC” stands for “MicroSoft”.
Jeff Bezos controls not only Amazon’s media ventures but also owns the “reputable” Washington Post: https://www.mintpressnews.com/faux-gener...nce/263208