CONNECTION TO PIZZAGATE

This is related to Pizzagate because Q's "Gardens and Flowers" discussion on Feb. 12 of the image of Bill Clinton posing with Kim Sung Il in NK, launched a fresh investigation into possibilities of slave-gardens and the atrocious possibility of children being raised as "crops" in third world countries.

SYMBOLISM OF FLOWERS ON RUG

Q asked us what the people in picture were sitting on, and both President Clinton and Kim Sung Il were sitting on chairs located upon two white flowers. These flowers are white magnolias, the national flower of North Korea. Kim Sung Il renamed them "mokran" which means "orchid blooming in tree". In the video linked to above, the description says

President Kim Il Sung and Chairman Kim Jong Il saw that many Mokran(Magnolia) trees were planted so that Mokran(Magnolia) could bloom over the country.

Is this something completely harmless and wonderful, or it could also signify the intention to launch child farms in North Korea, the symbol of which would be the white magnolia tree?

WHITE MAGNOLIA TREES IN NORTH KOREA > MANGO TREES IN HAITI?

Where have we heard this kind of thing before? Mango trees in Haiti. Remember the cryptic Clinton email where Cheryl Mills forwards Hillary an email talking about uprooting 2 mango trees and moving them to the Caracol Ekam Industrial Complex:

"Only two mango trees had to be uprooted at the Caracol Park. Trees under threat are now being transplanted to the Caracol Ekam housing."

As other Voaters have pointed out, there wasn't a single mango tree anywhere in sight in the housing complex: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-dwv9rqMVDr0/VBnyc6whHXI/AAAAAAAAABQ/JwN9BxDgUug/s1600/ekam%2Baerial.jpg

One doesn't have to dig far to find an orphanage named "Mango Tree Village" in Port-au-Prince whose website has Bill Clinton's picture and which features a video of the orphans, entitled "The Mangos".

DON'T FORGET AFRICA

On the same day that Bill Clinton visited North Korea (when he also rescued two American journalists investigating child trafficking), Hillary launched a 7-day trip to Africa. On Aug 5, she visited the Kenyan Agricultural Research Institute where she announced a grant for agriculture development:

wants Africa to invest more in research and technology to tackle food insecurity. Speaking at Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (Kari) yesterday, Mrs Clinton announced a $3.5 billion grant from the US Government to develop agriculture in various countries. Clinton painted a grim picture of the global food crisis, saying chronic hunger affected an estimated one billion people, with one in every three victims being African.

See The Witch planting a tree in Kenya. Notice the happy woman in blue behind her. That is the late Wangari Maathai was an environmentalist who started the Greenbelt Movement in Africa, planting trees.

Wangari Maathai has always had an affinity for trees. As a child, she learned from her grandmother that a large fig tree near her family home in central Kenya was sacred and not to be disturbed. She gathered water for her mother at springs protected by the roots of trees.In the mid-1970s, Maathai, in an effort to meet the basic needs of rural women, began to plant trees with them. Her non-governmental Green Belt Movement has planted 30 million trees across Kenya, many of which still stand. In 2004 her work was internationally recognized with the Nobel Peace Prize.

Now, I hope Wangari's work is as innocent and beatific as it sounds, but maybe we should dig (pun intended) a little more into the life and career of this Nobel Peace Prize-winning lady so beloved by people like Oprah and the Obamas.

CONCLUSION

Q is pointing us in a new direction of research, fertile with many possible avenues of study. Flowers, trees, gardens, agriculture . .. these may provide some vital missing links and clues to unearthing valuable information.