David Wilcock Update: Personal in addition to Global Attacks Become Lethal: Is the Disclosure War Reaching a Climax? [Part I]

(David Wilcock) Unprecedented solar emissions. Huge wildfires smoking out the US. Massive earthquakes. Three dissimilar monster hurricanes that steered perfectly into Houston, Florida together with Puerto Rico.

Damages to the already frail US economic scheme could easily top 1 trillion dollars -- at a fourth dimension when in that place is zilch left to restore it with.

Within the UFO / Seeking Truth community, nosotros saw the tragic deaths of Jim Marrs together with William Tompkins -- equally good equally the possible attempted murders of Graham Hancock together with David Wilcock, equally nosotros volition verbalise over inwards Part Two.

Related David Wilcock Update: Dark Alliance Mega-Attack Repelled... For Now

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by David Wilcock, September 23rd, 2017

David's insider 'Paul' had everything he owned stolen from him, equally good equally serious boot the bucket threats. Pete Peterson's theater has similar a shot been emptied to the bare walls together with his trailers, packed amongst priceless classified items, are nether imminent threat.

A massive, coordinated online assault against Corey Goode, including the devastation of his concern together with the expected loss of his children, was intended to atomic number 82 to a fake, staged 'suicide', made believable past times his overall anticipated collapse.

This all occurred soon later Ancient Aliens, a top History Channel show, featured Corey Goode together with William Tompkins' Secret Space Program testimony inwards an  ?mcubz=3

Disclosures almost the Defense Department paying hundreds of dollars for a hammer together with hundreds to a greater extent than for a can topographic point receive got infuriated President Reagan, who has called the reports a ''constant drumbeat of propaganda'' together with non typical of the agency the Government operates.

But that ''propaganda,'' the President apparently forgot or did non know, originated amongst a committee on governmental efficiency for which he has been total of praise, the Grace Commission.

Reagan together with his direction -- many of the same people who became known equally "Neocons" together with are implicated inwards 9/11 -- did non at all similar these revelations.

Reagan attempted to defend them past times calling this "propaganda" together with acting equally if it made him angry, rather than beingness interested inwards agreement why this was happening.

 

IT STARTS AS Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 JOKE...

In this side past times side article from the LA Times on July 30, 1986, the reviewer makes a joke early on along, alone to bring out this is how the US military machine genuinely worked:

http://articles.latimes.com/1986-07-30/news/vw-18804_1_nut

You may receive got read inwards the newspaper the other twenty-four hours that a segmentation of Litton Industries together with 2 of its old executives are defendant of defrauding the authorities out of $6.3 1000000 on military machine contracts.

According to the U.S. attorney, the companionship "grossly inflated prices intentionally" on almost 45 contracts from 1975 to 1984.

It makes you lot wonder if all our weapons aren't overpriced....

A handy volume for whatever taxpayer is "The Pentagon Catalog" (Workman), which describes together with shows diagrams of numerous pieces of military machine hardware that authors Christopher Cerf together with Henry Beard push clit equally "ordinary products at extraordinary prices."

They claim that their firm, Pentagon Products, tin can render whatever of these items to anyone at the prices our military machine paid for them, together with they boast, "We volition non survive oversold."

Anyone who buys this paperback for $4.95 gets a $2,043 nut free.

The nut is glued to the within of the dorsum cover, inwards the upper correct manus corner, together with fits inwards a hole inwards the pages, so it goes through to the front.

This nut, which is described equally "a land circular nut," was made past times McDonnell Douglas for the Navy at $2,043 each.

But, equally the volume points out, wouldn't it survive embarrassing if some large slice of equipment failed because of a spare business office that cost alone a few cents? We sure as shooting don't desire to jeopardy our airplanes past times plumbing fixtures them amongst inexpensive nuts.

The volume also lists a hook hammer sold past times Gould Simulation Systems to the Navy for $435. In the painting it looks similar the variety you lot tin can purchase at whatever hardware shop for $10.

Comparatively reasonable is McDonnell Douglas' cost of alone $37 for a screw. It appears inwards every abide by to survive an ordinary screw, but the volume points out:

"The fact is, a screw this expensive only cannot acquire lost! How many times receive got you lot had a screw gyre off your worktable together with disappear, so just casually reached for some other ane because the missing fastener was also inexpensive to hunt for?

"Lots of times, right? Well, you lot tin can bet your bottom dollar . . . that if ane of our screws rolls into some night corner, you're going to bear a full-scale search!"

Other items offered inwards the catalogue include:

• a $285 screwdriver,
• a $7,622 java maker,
• a $387 apartment washer,
• a $469 wrench,
• a $214 flashlight,
• a $437 record measure,
• a $2,228 monkey wrench,
• a $748 yoke of duckbill pliers,
• a $74,165 aluminum ladder,
• a $659 ashtray and
• a $240- 1000000 airplane.

Pentagon Products may survive a fictional company, but these prices are not. They are documented.

IT STILL GOES ON TO THIS DAY

In 2015, nosotros institute out that a unmarried helmet for a fighter jet was supposedly worth 400 1000 dollars:

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/the-u-s-government-is-spending-400000-dollars-on-a-single-helmet

Would you lot pay $400,000 for a unmarried helmet?  Of course of study you lot wouldn’t – but that is exactly what the U.S. authorities is doing.

Just the helmet for the airplane pilot of claimed that denying it loan guarantees would cost 34,000 jobs inwards 35 states, patch undermining the Pentagon’s powerfulness to ready for the side past times side war, whatever it powerfulness be.

The tactic worked similar a charm....

By rewarding Lockheed Martin for its wasteful practices, Congress laid a precedent that has never been superseded.

A present-day instance inwards betoken is—speak of the devil—Lockheed Martin’s F-35 combat aircraft.

At $1.4 trillion in procurement together with operating costs over its lifetime, it volition survive the most expensive weapons programme e'er undertaken past times the Pentagon (or anyone else on planet Earth), together with the alert signs are already in:

[There are] tens of billions of dollars inwards projected cost overruns together with myriad functioning problems earlier the F-35 is fifty-fifty out of its testing phase.

MASSIVE "PONZI SCHEMES" CREATED AS SECRET FUNDRAISERS FOR BLACK CASH

What if nosotros learned that the US authorities created vast Ponzi schemes equally fundraisers, where the actual costs of wars together with the infinite race were much less than what was reported to the public?

[This is exactly what multiple insiders, who receive got proven their high-level credentials, receive got told us over the years. The Packard Commission was just a taste.]

What if these mega-fundraisers included the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Apollo Luna missions, the trillion-dollar fighter jets, the nuclear arms race together with similar a shot the War on Terror?

Take a aspect at some figures anyone tin can obtain via cyberspace search:

8.8 TRILLION DOLLARS

If you lot add together upward just the above, inwards conventional dollars, you lot receive got 341B + 770B + 110B + 5.48T + 2.1T, for a total of 8,801 billion, or 8.8 trillion dollars.

Then throw inwards the absolutely ridiculous figure of 1.4 trillion for the F-35, together with you lot are similar a shot upward to 10.2 trillion dollars.

Multiple insiders receive got risked their lives to bring out that these methods are used equally a agency of funneling vast amounts of coin into hush-hush projects.

Some of this coin was manifestly spent legitimately on these programs -- but nosotros are told that a pregnant bulk of it was redirected elsewhere.

On a far to a greater extent than mundane level, when I was given a bribery together with threat attempt on July 3rd, 2017, just 4 days earlier the MJ-12 episode aired, I was told I could sell something together with survive vastly overpaid for it.

I was told "This is how nosotros do it. This is how nosotros acquire coin where it needs to become without it beingness anything tardily to trace."

 

CONSIDER SOME OF THE THINGS THAT JUMP OUT IN THE ABOVE LINKS

Some of the articles nosotros linked to higher upward receive got some interesting facts worth exploring at this point.

Let's accept a aspect at our commencement example, from the hyper-expensive nuclear weapons program:

Nuclear weapons receive got cost the U.S. of A. of America at to the lowest degree $5.48 trillion since 1940.

For most of that fourth dimension neither Congress, the armed services nor the President had a clear thought what was beingness spent, according to a four-year study sponsored past times the Brookings Institution....

The coin spent on nuclear weapons, addition coin for environmental cleanup, would purchase 290 1000000 automobiles, says an author of the study.

[The author's shout out is] William J. Weida, a professor of economic science at Colorado College inwards Colorado Springs together with a old managing director of the Economic Policy together with Analysis segmentation of the Defense Department.

5.48 TRILLION BUYS YOU 6800 NUKES

Just so nosotros are clear, the electrical flow US population is almost 324 million.

The coin nosotros receive got spent on nukes could purchase a novel machine for almost every man, adult woman together with kid inwards America.

You could build an entire civilisation for that variety of money.

How many nukes does the US similar a shot receive got to present for this astonishing 5.48 trillion-dollar expenditure? A mere 6,800 -- together with meliorate yet, alone 1800 of them are deployed:

http://time.com/4893175/united-states-nuclear-weapons/

As of July 8, the U.S. of A. of America has 6,800 warheads, the

The cost includes coin spent to invent them together with make them, build the missiles, bombers together with submarines to deliver them together with to defend against enemy nuclear attacks.

In total, nosotros have:

• The amount of raw materials together with labor involved inwards the innovation of the technology;
• the mining of fissile fuel, amongst appropriate equipment together with security precautions;
• the refining together with machining of the materials to brand the missile;
• the costs of manufacturing a percentage of the bird or sub that would deliver ane missile, and:
• the labor involved inwards the structure of ane missile.

This combined cost for ane missile should sure as shooting survive less than what it takes to develop over 42 THOUSAND dissimilar automobiles.

Once you lot see that these glorified rockets could survive a lot cheaper than nosotros are beingness told, everything starts to brand a lot to a greater extent than sense.

WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED WITH APOLLO?

As this side past times side quote reveals, Mercury cost 265 1000000 per flight. Gemini cost 723 1000000 per flight.

Yet, somehow, the cost tag for each Apollo flying added upward to 9,900 1000000 bucks -- or 9.9 billion dollars each.

How is it that nosotros could successfully launch over 37 Mercury flights for the same coin it cost to do ane Apollo flight?

Mercury set astronauts into orbit just about the basis for the commencement time. Gemini in ane lawsuit again set them inwards basis orbit, but included longer trips together with spacewalks.

Is it genuinely 37 times to a greater extent than expensive to ship astronauts to the Luna than it is to launch them into earth's orbit together with safely render them?

Here are the details if you lot desire to read it for yourself:

http://www.thespacereview.com/article/1579/1

Project Mercury spanned 5 years (1959–1963) together with cost $277 1000000 inwards 1965 dollars, which interpret into $1.6 billion inwards 2010 dollars.

Since half-dozen Mercury piloted missions were flown, that amounted to $265 1000000 per flight in today’s money.

As for Gemini, the programme costs $1.3 billion inwards 1967 dollars during its six-year lifespan (1962–1967).

In today’s money, it would amount to $7.3 billion, or $723 millions for each of its 10 piloted missions. We therefore could say that a Gemini mission cost twice equally much equally a Mercury’s.

As reported above, the Apollo programme costs $20.4 billion if nosotros only added yearly spending of its fifteen year-lifespan (1959–1973), or $109 billion inwards today’s money.

Since eleven Apollo piloted missions were flown, that amounts to $9.9 billion per flight.

That’s way over Mercury together with Gemini mission costs, reflecting the complexity of going to the Moon.

And if nosotros see these $109 billion resulted inwards half-dozen lunar landings, each of these missions costs some $18 billion!

START DOING THE NUMBERS

This author naturally assumes the outrageously higher cost was only due to "the complexity of going to the Moon" -- but multiple insiders receive got risked their lives to say in that place is much to a greater extent than to it than that.

Let's also non forget that each Mercury mission required a rocket to survive launched. Just similar a nuclear missile, which is also a rocket.

Nonetheless, a Mercury rocket alone cost 265 1000000 per flight, whereas a nuclear rocket supposedly costs over 805 1000000 per unit of measurement -- equally nosotros said above.

Once you lot acquire the basic pattern perfected, together with know where to mine the fissile materials, should it genuinely cost so much to a greater extent than to make a nuke?

NUMBERS ARE CONVENIENT LABELS THAT CAN HIDE THE TRUTH

Numbers similar "million," "billion" together with "trillion" acquire thrown just about all the time, but do nosotros genuinely sympathise exactly how much nosotros tin can build amongst this variety of money?

Most people receive got no idea. None whatsoever. This is the number of generations of mass-media brainwashing.

The numbers give us convenient labels to file everything away nether a curt sub-heading inwards our minds.

How many people could genuinely fifty-fifty imagine the divergence betwixt having together with spending 10 million, 100 million, 1000 1000000 or 1,000,000 million?

Yet, this all-too-easily ignored figure of a trillion dollars is literally, again, one million, 1000000 dollars.

YOU WOULD PROBABLY RUN OUT OF IDEAS

Let's say you lot were lucky plenty to acquire handed a trillion dollars. The alone select grip of was that you lot genuinely had to pass it.

If you lot tried to pass ane million, 1000000 dollars, you lot would in all probability run out of ideas pretty speedily later the commencement few 1000000 -- perchance 100M at the most.

"Nonsense, David, I'd start making hundred million-dollar movies!" Okay, swell idea. Go "all in" at 100M per movie. Make it big.

In social club to pass a trillion dollars you lot would take away to personally produce ten thousand  of these Hollywood blockbusters.

If you lot could read together with approve a 120-page script a day, every twenty-four hours of your life, it would accept you lot 27.39 years to acquire through 10 1000 of them.

Each of these films requires tens of thousands of highly skilled employees to operate total fourth dimension for several months at least.

Right similar a shot nosotros are lucky to encounter 10 movies of that caliber together with cost betoken per year, maybe 20 if you lot are real generous.

The amount of fourth dimension together with elbow grease it would accept to educate plenty people to fifty-fifty make, say, 50 films of this size together with cost per twelvemonth is astronomical.

It would accept you 500 years at our electrical flow production speed to pass a trillion dollars past times making 20 major blockbusters at 100M each per year.

DON'T FORGET THE MISSING MONEY

Now nosotros are starting to acquire a meliorate feel of exactly how large a trillion dollars is. If Hollywood made 20 films at 100M each per year, it would accept them 500 years to burn downward through a trillion dollars.

Each celluloid requires the labor of armies of tens of thousands of people, extensive materials costs to build sets together with props, together with tons of calculator powerfulness together with time.

Our back-of-the-envelope calculation for the on-the-books costs of Korea, Vietnam, Apollo, the nuclear arms race, the F-35 together with the War on Terror was 10.2 trillion dollars.

This doesn't fifty-fifty start out to encompass the coin that is just flat-out missing.

What if US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced that 2.3 trillion dollars was "missing" from the US defense strength budget on the twenty-four hours earlier 9/11?

What if the total amount of "missing" money, inwards add-on to the 10.2 trillion already mentioned together with other fundraising methods, is similar a shot 6.5 trillion dollars equally of August 2016?

A individual jet 'only' costs a maximum of 4 1000000 a year.

Sprawling mansions owned past times the top celebrities typically weigh inwards at 10 to 20 million. The most expensive cars withal alone cost 1/10th of a million, except for sure real rare examples.

 

YOU COULD DO DAMAGE WITH Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 YACHT

Yachts are where things tin can acquire ridiculous.

There aren't plenty super-yachts for all 92,000 of the 0.001 percentage to receive got one, but if in that place were, they could pass all they receive got trying to acquire ane together with become broke, since they are 275M each.

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