Wellcome Trust, Marina Abramovic, Hans Wyss and biotech industry AND THAT PODESTA HANDKERCHIEF EMAIL (pizzagate)

submitted ago by letsdothis1

I recently posted a video of Marina Abramovic hosting a gala in Switzerland. https://vimeo.com/185422692Vimeo

Within the video one can get a glimpse of Lynn de Rothschild who attended. Here follows an explanation of the significance to pizzagate:

The Marina Abramovic video "Golden Lips" was her hosting of a gala >> http://www.normanfosterfoundation.org/norman-foster-awarded-the-prestigious-scopus-award-by-friends-of-the-hebrew-university/

The award ceremony was held at a fundraising event at Campus Biotech in Geneva, in the presence of Lily Safra – benefactor of the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences, which has been designed by the practice, Professor Menahem Ben Sasson – President of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Gültin Ephrati – President of the Swiss Friends of UHJ-Switzerland, and artist Michal Rovner, with Phillippe Amon offering the Laudatio to Lord Foster.

The Sandler Foundation, D.Sussman, Pizzagate and the Death of Aaron Dover

Right from the beginning, after I saw Susan Sandler and her Buck Steve Philips , I knew the infamous Podesta Handkerchief Email warranted further investigation. This odd pairing, along with the ominous Rob Mnookin , who just happens to be a premiere LGBTQ child custody and gay adoption expert , and his partner Dale, John Podesta and Herb Sandler were obviously massaging biotech enginneer Hans Wyss with amenities and favors to get him into the Clinton Foundation's fold. *What those favors entailed is the reason we have been so interested in this particular email.

https://voat.co/v/pizzagatewhatever/1670499

 

Wyss Center for Bio and Neuroengineering https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wyss_Center_for_Bio_and_Neuroengineering

The Wyss Center is a not-for-profit neurotechnology research foundation in Geneva, Switzerland.[2]

The Center is part of the Campus Biotech (in the former Merck Serono building) located in Geneva, Switzerland. The Director of the Wyss Center, neuroscientist Professor John P. Donoghue, is best known for his work on human brain computer interfaces and brain function and plasticity.

The institute was founded by Hansjörg Wyss, who previously created the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering in the United States.

Campus Biotech Geneva (Only opened in the last year)

The founding members of the Campus Biotech are the Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, the University of Geneva, the Bertarelli Family and Hansjörg Wyss.

WELLCOME Genome Campus Retreat https://coursesandconferences.wellcomegenomecampus.org/Retreats.wt

Check out the collaborations with the Swiss. Geneva has become the hub for the biotech industry.

P.S. I believe the Podestas have further connections to Lausanne.

EDIT: TIM ALEFANTIS (cousin to James) is a vaccine scientist and collaborates with other scientists Influenza Vaccine Conference, Lausanne

14.40-15.00 ‘COBRA HA induced hemagglutination-inhibition antibodies against a panel of H3N2 influenza antigenic variants’ James D. Allen1, Terianne M. Wong1, Anne-Gaelle Bebin-Blackwell1, Donald M. Carter1, Timothy Alefantis2, Joshua DiNapoli2, Harold Kleanthous2 and Ted M. Ross1 (1 University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, USA; 2 Sanofi-Pasteur, Inc., Discovery Research, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA)

and at a WHO Conference http://www.who.int/immunization/research/meetings_workshops/8th_meeting_influenza_vaccines_chicago_2016_LOP.pdf

Tim Alefantis, Director, Pre to Early Development Project Leader, R&D Global Projects, Sanofi Pasteur, Swiftwater, United States of America

Tim Alefantis, Ph.D., Sanofi Pasteur’s R&D lead on the second-generation vaccine program

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Millennial_Falcon ago

Rule 3: You need to logically connect all this somehow, ideally with a concise summary at the top. Otherwise, it comes off as one of our resident troll's patented "baffle with bullshit" posts. Right @Vindicator?

letsdothis1 ago

it comes off as one of our resident troll's patented "baffle with bullshit" posts.

I thought the post was extremely logical.

Marina Abramovic - check, podesta email - check, names mentioned in email are associated with an industry that we know to be corrupt - check

Care to explain further or give an example?

Millennial_Falcon ago

It is you who needs to explain further.

letsdothis1 ago

I'll try - in another post.

Vindicator ago

letsdothis1, your persistance is commendable. Here's what helps me: ask yourself "What is my premise?" See if you can formulate the sum total of the whole post as a single sentence that you are trying to prove or disprove. Then, stick that right at the front -- and line up the rest of the info nuggets you've got to support that premise. Protip: This is the very last thing you do. Often, there's no way to articulate this when you first start writing the thread. You just have a bunch of juicy stuff and a hunch. But making the effort to distill all that material into a premise that can be proven or disproven is a great service to us all and really helps focus everyone's research efforts.

Don't give up. I really think you are onto something.

letsdothis1 ago

Thanks very much for the input vindicator. Sometimes I'm trying to do too much at once. I'll work on summaries in other posts.

Vindicator ago

Capturing your angle in a "premise" or "hypothesis" is not easy, but it is a great discipline and I have found it makes me a better writer and thinker. Also, it generates much more animated discussion, as people have a clear target to aim at, pro or con. ;-)

letsdothis1 ago

Btw vindicator, I've been meaning to ask you what kind of writing do you do? You mentioned something about academia, so I presume it's non-fiction? What's your field?

Vindicator ago

I started out as a newspaper reporter but couldn't take the bullshit. I then did freelance business writing and editing for ten years or so, including some ghostwriting, until I quit to write a novel. The manuscript won a regional writing competition award and was going strong, but I got in a really bad car accident and ended up with neck injuries and migraines that forced me to stop writing for years. Still recovering from that. I've never done academic writing -- for me, it's all about the story. I do have one nonfiction book that has been translated into multiple languages, but it's more how-to than academic. Has a lot of footnotes and support material, though. :-)

letsdothis1 ago

I get it. I have to do that for academic papers - seems I've got to do it here too :-)