The Plandemonium Timeline Project, Part 2: Died Suspiciously

The Plandemonium, Part 11

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Over the past several days, the Plandemonium Timeline grew from 37 to 64 pages. Surely, it will be hundreds of pages long in the future.

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Maintaining Focus

While last week's crowd-sourcing effort was certainly productive, I'd like to ask readers to maintain task-focused in responses because if I'm working on X, get 10-20 messages and emails about X, then 100+ messages and emails about everything but X, it destroys a lot of time. Assume that we will get to the point of cataloging everything, and that there are few needs to deviate outside of the task at hand.

Please do not message or email me with timeline inclusions outside of the current task request unless they are something like unique, breaking stories. Thank you for understanding. Repeat offenders may be given comment bans for various durations.

If we remain focused, we build faster and with greater fidelity. We certainly need focused time, but that sort of time is more productive when all the information is gathered. Thank you for understanding.

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Project Two: People Whose Deaths May Relate to the Plandemonium

Examples:

• Brandy Vaugn

• Frank Plummer

• Liu Bing

• Jim Channing

• Luc Montagnier

• Zev Zelenko

• Kary Mullis

• Barry and Honey Sherman

Even if I have their name listed here, do not assume that I know their whole story.

Please make comments easiest to mine by formatting as,

Date(s)

Event(s)

citation

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Conversations About Technological Solutions to Research and Documentation

Yesterday, Liam and I had the pleasure of honesting Mark Kulacz and Gabe Wilson together for the first time. The primary topic was storing and protecting knowledge in the digital age, but with a slant toward investigative research. We took the conversation in additional productive directions. At the end, it was one of my favorite discussions on RTE to date.

https://rumble.com/v2iuqae-storing-and-protecting-knowledge-round-table-w-mark-kulacz-and-gabriel.html

One of the highlights of the show is getting to see the visualization of the timeline in progress using one of the several technological tools favored by Mark, that Liam has begun applying to the timeline(s) we are developing.

You can find Mark and Gabe on the internet in various places, including here and here. Mark's Twitter feed has been white hot fire. Enjoy!