What the hell is going on in Stephenville?
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Sep 9: The Dymond Group announces the purchase of Stephenville Airport, investing 1.4 BILLION dollars.
Has anybody ever heard of the Dymond Group before?
No? Me neither.
A quick google search doesn't bring up much, but it says they have two employees.
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A company investing 1.4 billion dollars only has two employees? Seriously?
Let's have a look at these names shall we?
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Jordan Stroud, CFO:
Pretty boilerplate stuff from LinkedIn. Nothing really sinister going on here.
But what about "Chief Scientist" Andre Arnold?
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Hmmm. Biomedical research. Wearable computing. Telehealth. PPE.
Their work history is also littered with gigs dealing with wearable technology and AI.
Who else has been talking about these things during the "pandemic"?
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Look! It's The World Economic Forum. That incredible suspect globalist organization, where Canada's deputy PM sits on the board.
And this is their brilliant idea for smart face masks.
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What else have we seen the WEF really push throughout this "pandemic"?
Well, many things. But it seems the WEF and The Dymond Group are at work in a lot of the same areas.
For example: smart cities.
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What other buzzwords does Dymond focus on? Oh yes, the internet of things (IoT).
Who else believes in the IoT? You guessed it. The World Economic Forum. Only they want to take it one step further and create the Internet of Bodies. AKA Transhumanism.
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But let's go back for a second and focus on the purchase of the airport itself.
What good is an old airport in middle-of-nowhere Newfoundland?
Well, Australia seems to be dealing with huge SWAT teams on every street corner. For health of course.
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What else does The Dymond Group do?
"risk management", "security", "crisis response mitigation" and provides "operational support services" to governments.
That's a lot of fancy words to spell out security/military contractor.
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The idea of a security/military contractor is a bit of a foreign and unfamiliar concept to us in Canada.
But to see what that potentially means, let's look south of the border for one second, at a company called Constellis.
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Hey, there's that "risk management" term again. And even the "humanitarian" word, just like the Dymond Group!
Who is Constellis? Well, for that we need to zero in on the word ACADEMI.
ACADEMI was formerly known as Blackwater. But who was Blackwater?
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Blackwater is/was a private military contractor for the USA.
They were also responsible for the Nissour Square Massacre as they murdered 17 Iraqi civilians during the Iraq War.
In other words, they are mercenaries.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackwate…
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Now, if Canada wanted to do what Australia is doing, bringing in SWAT teams on every corner to beat up senior citizens and establish checkpoints, for "health" of course, they wouldn't be able to land the teams in Toronto or some other major Canadian city.
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So here we have The Dymond Group, private military contractor just like Blackwater/ACADEMI scooping up an unused airport with nice long runways on an island on the east coast of Canada, where nobody ever really goes.
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And now, it appears, according to this video, a former federal politician interviewed by Mark Friesen, that UN flights have been landing there for the last two weeks.
bitchute.com/video/P9wEx426…
But nothing to worry about I'm sure.
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After all, the CEO of The Dymond Group is from Torbay! He's just a good ol' Newfoundlander reviving the local economy. Investing 1.4 billion dollars.
With his company of two employees.
What is going on in Stephenville? @PremierofNL @GovNL
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