Dutch Farmer Wakes Up to Reality After Being Pushed to the Edge By the Government

"I never wanted to believe it [a secret agenda]. Neither in conspiracy theories, but all these conspiracy theories turn out to become true..."

Another conspiracy theory comes true.

Nancy Pelosi's son - who secretly joined mom on her controversial trip to Taiwan - is a top investor in Chinese telecoms company, despite House Speaker's campaign to tackle China's corporate influence in the US.

Nancy Pelosi's son Paul Pelosi Jr, 53, is the second largest investor in a $22million Chinese company
Paul secretly accompanied his mother on her controversial trip to Taiwan last week and is seen in photos alongside Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen and other top Taiwanese officials
Paul worked for the telecoms company, Borqs Technologies, in a board or consultancy role, and was awarded 700,000 shares for his services, making him the fifth - and later second - largest shareholder
His ties to the Chinese firm are revealed as Pelosi campaigns to tackle the Chinese government's aggression abroad and its corporate influence in the United States
Paul's name was not listed in the official delegation sent out by the Speaker's office, but in a statement the Speaker admitted her son was her 'escort' on the trip in lieu of her husband

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne....ws/article-11102491/

Edgar Mitchell, sixth man on the moon (1930-2016).

"The Roswell event was an alien craft" ~ U.S. astronaut talks about the ongoing UFO coverup.

https://youtu.be/pig6_3FAnQ0

Jacqueline Nyetipei Kiplimo did something that stunned the world during the 2010 Zheng-Kai Marathon when she witnessed a disabled competitor struggling to drink water who was a double amputee.

Instead of seeing her moment to run ahead of this struggling athelete, she ran along side of him from the 6.2 mile mark to the 23 mile mark helping him drink water at all of the watering stations.

The aide that she so compassionately provided her fellow competitor slowed her run time down and caused her to lose her first place position and place 2nd in the race — costing her the win and the $10,000 cash prize.

Jacqueline Nyetipei Kiplimo showed the world that day that to her, being compassionate and helping one another was more important than winning a race that she had been preparing for her entire life.