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Despertou-se? Despertaram-se?

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Despertou-se? Despertaram-se? O Instituto Tia Alaíse encerra suas postagens, o necessário ao despertar das massas, tanto brasileira como mundial, completa o ciclo. Leiam, estudem, pesquisem, desenvolvam, compartilhem cada publicação, cada link anterior, pois são atemporais!  Para a libertação do Brasil e dos brasileiros! Para a libertação da humanidade frente às investidas malignas da diabólica Elite Global que infiltra governos, poderes constituídos, forças armadas, organismos internacionais, ensino, imprensa, democracias fraudadas, simples prepostos da Agenda do Mal em curso, climas e catástrofes “naturais” manipulados - HAARP, chemtrails etc. - #plandemias e #vassassinas, armas biológicas de alta-nanotecnologia, feitas com o escopo de adoecer, corromper o DNA humano, esterilizar, magnetizar, conectar, comandar, controlar, idiotizar, escravizar, matar. Quando a SAÚDE está no cuidado diário do Sistema Imunológico NATURALMENTE - alimentos saudáveis e moderados, exercícios físicos, sono

Pascal Najadi, a powerful banker from Switzerland

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Pascal Najadi, a powerful banker from Switzerland   Another addition to the Resistance!  Humanity's fight against the evil Global Elite gains strength for the installation of a new Nuremberg Judgment version of the 21st Century! “ Today, the banking sector is at a turning point, facing challenges from cross-industry platforms like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, PayPal, and Spotify. These companies are enjoying constant success due to better economic models. Market experts insist banks are heading in the wrong direction due to poor futuristic strategy. What must be done to understand what went wrong? Maybe, a look at someone’s exceptional journey holds the answer, and who better to look at than Pascal Najadi? Having an extensive experience of 25 years in the banking sector, Najadi is the best man to look at. What went wrong in the past few years for the banking industry? One of the reasons is poor credit and lousy loan policies. Another reason for the crisis is bad management practices