dayvidday ago

I can't help but wonder how Planned Parenthood is involved 🤨

senpaithatignoresyou ago

One thing to note: The French words that keep showing up misspelled in pizzagate may not be French, but dialects of creole, like Haitian creole. This makes sense in light of the cemex connection, as they were big in the hatian relief scandal.

this also means that there may be connections into the human trafficking in the creole speaking african nations, and this would connect to middle easter nations, as the slave trade is still strong despite being "illegal"

PizzaStreamerLive ago

VoatisCIA might betrying to forumslide away from this post. https://kek.gg/i/3T6ZwL.png

Just posted a similar comment on each thread. Please help voat down.

Great post you've got about Cemex, I do believes you're onto something. Also creepy about the disposal part. I thought of that as well when I saw the videos from the VOP.

13Buddha ago

Hmm, regarding "concrete" pope (Francis) quotes, there are quite a few. Just search pope concrete quotes, and ye shall find.

carmencita ago

Here is 1 and it really Spells It Out.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/abuse-survivors-pope-francis-errors_us_5ad0f64be4b016a07e9c39c6

Abuse Survivors Demand Concrete Action After Pope Admits His ‘Serious Errors’

So he comes right out and says it. But then there is this too.

Tim Lennon, president of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP), told HuffPost that he is waiting for the pope to take concrete action, and not just offer expressions of “thoughts and prayers.”

SNAP? He said it too. Tim Lennon.

Also in the article the pope asks the Victims to forgive. FORGIVE? I can't even.

think- ago

SNAP? He said it too. Tim Lennon.

Well, but then to say 'concrete action' makes sense. I'm pretty sure he said it without double meaning, and without even knowing it has a double meaning.

carmencita ago

I know. That is what I am hoping and thinking. They have protected and been helping Victims for decades. I just wanted to add it. For record's sake. Considering though who it is, it takes on an entirely different meaning which is also the proof of the pudding. The fact that the pope has used this over and over puts it in an entirely different light.

Blacksmith21 ago

Finally we're back up....Mars. Interesting. Very reclusive, very wealthy family and privately owned business. Factoid - Mars is headquartered in McLean, VA....only a mile or two from the CIA. Just sayin....

13Buddha ago

♡Thanks, dark knight, much appreciated.

carmencita ago

I learned something interesting about why they put blood in cement. Blood has hemoglobin in it which makes the cement stronger. Some people have more hemoglobin than others because they live in an area of higher elevation. Denver the Mile High City is such a place. Cemex has built a Distribution Center there and also a RR spur for direct delivery to their Denver location. Someone brought up that Rail Roads may have been used in trafficking. We also see that there is a RR backing up the the Detention Center that Sen. Merkley visited the other day. I find this Very Interesting.

awake4646 ago

Denver. There is also a huge Great Wolf Lodge going in right outside the airport. Not really very scenic at all as the airport is out in the middle of nowhere and next to a huge landfill. Is this spur close? It would be easy to get kids in and out.

Also, I think Richard Branson has a transportation project going on in Denver. Dont get me started on the airport.

carmencita ago

Oh my God. My head is reeling. Why put a Lodge where there is nothing. I guess people can stay there if they have a lay over, but really, just does not make sense. Yeah, and don't get me started on Branson. And his mother is a piece of work too, shoe is connected to all of this as well. I am not good at maps maybe someone can find out?

Judgejewdy ago

Possibly would buy out there bc 1) there is more available land (great wolf is big), 2) the land is less expensive the further from the city you get, 3) convenient location for people driving or flying in.

carmencita ago

True. Also another place for shenanigans. Denver is a cesspool for trafficking. One of the worst. Another area that is becoming a land of only the rich and the poor. You make really great points, but when anything new is built I can't help thinking they are up to no good.

13Buddha ago

CEMEX operations seem to be everywhere on this planet. It is mind-boggling.

new4now ago

think thats why in was invested in

carmencita ago

I saw your comment about concrete statements and Freemasons. Yes, they again are telling us what they are doing just like when they put messages in their films. I believe they are telling us almost everyday if we pay attention. Let's tell them our plans. We can send out cryptic hidden messages as well. 2 can play the same game.

darkknight111 ago

Hemoglobin is the protein responsible for transporting oxygen for metabolic usage in animals.

Hemoglobin is responsible for the color of blood. In the Chordata phylum (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals) the metal used in hemoglobin is Iron, which gives blood a red color. In arthropods, the metal that binds oxygen is copper, which gives their internal fluids a different color.

carmencita ago

So humans would be a better choice, at least for them. Thus even a deeper color.

Factfinder2 ago

Cement production requires kilns similar to those used by funeral homes to cremate people but a lot bigger: http://www.cement.org/cement-concrete-applications/how-cement-is-made

"The crushed rock is combined with other ingredients such as iron ore or fly ash and ground, mixed, and fed to a cement kiln.

The cement kiln heats all the ingredients to about 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit in huge cylindrical steel rotary kilns lined with special firebrick. Kilns are frequently as much as 12 feet in diameter—large enough to accommodate an automobile and longer in many instances than the height of a 40-story building."

new4now ago

some concrete is made with stones, sand and chemicals

worked at a concrete place

those chemicals burned holes in the skin if you werent careful

darkknight111 ago

Likely a caustic (high pH ie strong base) as opposed to corrosive (low pH ie an acid).

First aid trivia: Caustics are actually much deadlier to organic tissue than corrosives due to their better ability to destroy proteins and other organic structural components.

Point being that you may have pointed out another potential method for Cemex to dispose of the body. One that may be more efficient under the "Occam's Razor Test".

Essentially: Exsanguinate the corpse to mix their blood into the concrete -> dump corpse into a vat of those chemicals you mentioned.

Sometimes I think the "detective's train of thought" is a curse. All sorts of horrible imagry entering my mind as I try to piece together the crime scene.

new4now ago

I've had literally holes in my skin from the stuff, but no holes in my pants

pants just wet from stripping plank off bed

carmencita ago

I know. I have many times hated typing the horrid things I have to in order to come to a conclusion. It's hard enough reading it when you find your answers, but typing it is extremely rough. I found your text so hard to absorb, but know how important it is. Thank you for your hard work, as always.

think- ago

Summary: You've got a company who owns numerous sites across the globe. They have transport and storage facilities. They have the facility to burn stuff.

TL;DR: The dream of every human trafficker.

awake4646 ago

Exactly guys. And there are tons of these plants. Major cities all across North America. Internationally. All near railroads. Waterways. Airports. Bus lines.

Factfinder2 ago

Precisely.

exposethecriminals ago

Great find!! Oh my gosh!

darkknight111 ago

Oh shit.

That right there regarding the size of those devices. The "body diposal" theory may have more merit than thought.

Truly sickening.

think- ago

Oh shit.

Yep. :-/

smaugthedestroyer ago

Long time lurker here. Does anyone remember a couple months back there was this weird coincidence of the word 'concrete' being used in many tweets from Obama, The Pope, LDR, HRC, and maybe Podesta too? Possibly the tweets got deleted, but pretty sure there was a post either here or elsewhere with the tweets archived.

Seems relevant in light of this Cemex stuff.

This whole 'blood in the mix' for concrete and buildings sure puts a nasty spin on the FreeMasons doesn't it. Is that the point? They use the blood of innocents as mortar to build their monuments? Hence the 'masons'? There's always something nastier just around the next bend in this fucking endless rabbit hole.

13Buddha ago

I saw the pope quote yesterday on twitter. Here it is:

“Christian witness is concrete: words without actions are empty.” — Pope Francis

[email protected]

dragonkiller ago

Does anyone remember a couple months back there was this weird coincidence of the word 'concrete' being used in many tweets from Obama, The Pope, LDR, HRC, and maybe Podesta too?

I recently explained why Masons use the word "concrete" in another thread.

The word "concrete" is code for the order of Freemasonry. Stone masons use concrete in their work. So, when you hear these uber elite use the word "concrete" they are referring to Freemasonry.

If they say we must take "concrete steps to do XYZ" it refers to the Ladder Of Freemasonry. Concrete = Freemasonry. If you look at these pictures these are the "concrete steps." See the steps? The ladders?

The Pope uses the word "concrete" a lot because he is a Freemason.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ladder+of+freemasonry&t=palemoon&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images


When they say "we must take concrete steps to do xyz" they mean harness the power and influence of the Order Of Freemasonry to accomplish their goals.

More literally speaking the "steps" or "rungs in the ladder" are the Degrees Of Freemasonry. As an a apprentice Mason transcends upwards through the degrees he gets closer to the "light" or the "Sun" and the the "light" is a metaphor for the truth.

http://www.thefleece.org/ladder.jpg

http://a406.proboards.com/thread/1060/jacobs-ladder

think- ago

Hence the 'masons'?

Masons because the origins go back to groups of stone masons who travelled Europe and built cathedrals and other large buildings.

exposethecriminals ago

Given the excellent thread by @13Buddha regarding that patent for mixing blood into concrete, its entirely possible that Cemex could also be involved in body disposal methods for murdered children.

Historical notes --

Blood was used in the building of Rochester Cathedral in Kent, England, in the ninth century:

https://kek.gg/i/7Tgjbb.png

 

I just learned cathedrals are built of concrete, not cut stones?

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/medieval-architects-used-iron-build-cathedralsnot-just-concrete-180953849/

http://www.stjohndivine.org/about/architecture/cathedral-concrete

Did high level Freemasons put blood and other body parts of innocents into the concrete mix sometimes? I’m speculating yes

 

Is there blood in the Hollywood Walk of Fame?:

Marmorite was/is tinted red with blood, it is also known as terrazzo:

One of the most well known examples of terrazzo flooring is the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrazzo

The stars are red on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Is that innocent??

vladthehampaler ago

sorry to nitpick but a close read of the terrazzo flooring page you linked to reveals that they were referencing dragon's blood, a tree resin that is naturally a deep red color. But I'd still wager that there's lot of actual blood in the concrete.

exposethecriminals ago

Upvoat, thank you!! I literally had to look up if actual lizards' blood is even red, before I posted that.... But what they are actually referring to, dragon's blood resin, is, according to the internet, heavily used by witches. That's strange too. I will edit my comment.

darkknight111 ago

The blood of ALL Chordata phylum (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals) life is red. That's because their hemoglobin uses iron as its transport metal. Compare with insects, who use copper, thus have a differnent color to their internal fluids.

exposethecriminals ago

Thanks!!

exposethecriminals ago

Here is a paper discussing masons taking an oath to commit human sacrifice in construction, usually a woman with child, for which they will receive money:

Almost forgot to mention, it's a "legend"

....ballad...."Mason Clement’s Wife" or the "The Walled-In Wife," ....the wife to be sacrificed will not be walled-in alive, but first burnt, while afterwards her ashes will be mixed with the mortar, and used for the sustainability and durability of the walls.

Because we made an oath, an oath that we’ll build up

The first wife who will arrive

We shall catch her and we shall throw her into the fire

And we shall mix her ashes into the mortar

And only this way will the walls stand

And we shall receive our reward of gold and silver

Consequently, the burning of the wife’s body at the construction site emphasizes even more the identification of the cornerstone with the altar.

One common feature....is the person sacrificed i.e. the woman, in most of them the woman being with child.

Source: http://archive.is/vsRtW

The Romans mixed ashes, as well as blood, and (horse)hair into their concrete:

https://www.shelbymaterials.com/blog/romans-concrete-reinforcing-fibers/

new4now ago

most concrete is made from the ash of coal from electric companies, I see Cemex jas a fly ash place

weird, all those jokes about Hoffa and concrete makes you wonder

exposethecriminals ago

Yes it does. Halos oranges put out a haunting commercial with children in cement slabs:

https://www.ispot.tv/ad/A_84/wonderful-halos-good-choice-kid-construction

ComedicGoat ago

Keep up the good work. Been spreading these around on Twitter.

awake4646 ago

Did the VOP post any new videos from last night?

ESOTERICshade ago

Did the VOP post any new videos from last night?

https://www.youtube.com/user/gonfishin077/videos?disable_polymer=1

13Buddha ago

I think this particular VOP video is an excellent one to share heavily. https://youtu.be/glZTvEvNyhw

exposethecriminals ago

I found a reference to the occult ritual of putting children's blood in mortar:

Another inveterate custom of heathendom which still obtains among savage nations, was the custom of mixing the blood of a child with the mortar of a new building, or walling one up alive in the masonry. Christianity struggled long with this revolting rite, and at length succeeded in substituting the burial of a horse or lamb, or the slaying of a cock.

https://kek.gg/i/3_wWzx.png

think- ago

Interesting. From which book is this excerpt, @exposethecriminals?

I was only familiar with the habit of burying a cat (dead or alive) in the wall. Which is gruesome enough, of course.

@Vindicator @13Buddha

exposethecriminals ago

It came up as a Google books result: The Homilectic Magazine, July 1884

Link - click on Page 115

13Buddha ago

Could that be "homoleptic"? If so, defintion from Wikipedia: - a chemical compound in a metal compound with all ligands (an ion or molecule attached to a metal atom) identical. Using the word "homo" prefix to indicate that something is the same for all.

exposethecriminals ago

In the link for the magazine in my comment if you click on "About this book," then click on the cover, you see it's homiletic as in homilies, not homilectic -- sorry:

The Homiletic Magazine, Vol. XI, No. 51, July 1884

13Buddha ago

Makes sense, thanks!

think- ago

Thank you!