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GStrand45
Posted - October 6, 2023 at 8:12 AM
Saved - May 25, 2024 at 6:02 AM
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Putin criticizes the former Canadian Speaker of the House and questions Trudeau and Zelensky's standing ovation for a Nazi. The author finds it ironic that those who accuse Putin of being a Nazi applaud the same behavior. The author also claims that previous claims of Ukraine being influenced by Nazis were proven right.

@GStrand45 - G.Strand

Putin says that the former Canadian Speaker of the House is an idiot or bastard after Trudeau and Zelensky inexplicably gave a nazi a standing ovation. How comical is it that the people calling Putin a nazi have now held a standing ovation for the exact thing they claim to hate... When anons said Ukraine was influenced and controlled by nazis, many called us conspiracy theorists.. Ah.. But I guess we were right this entire time again, weren't we?

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The speaker criticizes the Ukrainian President for applauding a Nazi collaborator, stating that he either lacks basic knowledge or is a scoundrel. They emphasize that fighting alongside Hitler's forces during World War II makes one a collaborator, not a hero. The speaker expresses respect for Canada but condemns any praise for individuals who supported the Nazis.
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Speaker 0: Отвратительным выглядит то, что все аплодируют, аплодировали этому нацисту. И особенно президент Украины, в жилах которого течет еврейская кровь, еврей по национальности, стоит и аплодирует нацисту не просто последующего нацистов, не просто идейному последователю, а именно человеку, который своими руками уничтожал еврейское население. Это он лично уничтожал. Если спикер канадского парламента говорит о том, что во время Второй мировой войны этот канадско-украинский или украино-канадский нацист сражался против русских во время Второй мировой войны, он не может не понимать, что он сражался на стороне Гитлера, а не на стороне его собственной родины Канады, или был фашистским коллаборационистом, в любом случае сражался на стороне нацистских войск. Допустим, он этого не знает. Я ни в коем случае не хочу обидеть чувства канадского народа. Мы относимся к Канаде несмотря ни на что с уважением, особенно к людям. Но если он не знает, что во время войны против России сражался Гитлер и его приспешники, то он идиот. Значит, он просто в школе не учился, не имеет элементарных знаний. А если он знает, что этот человек сражался на стороне Гитлера, и называет его героем Украины и героем Канады, то он негодяй. Или так, или
GStrand45
Posted - March 11, 2023 at 8:38 PM
Saved - November 26, 2023 at 8:39 PM
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Ericsson's journey in the US began in the early 1900s with a sales office that later transformed into a telephone production plant. However, their ambitious plans were hindered by the dominance of the Bell Company. Despite attempts to focus on ignition equipment and launching the XY switch, Ericsson struggled to make a breakthrough. They eventually acquired North Electric Company, developed a crossbar switching system, and launched the popular Ericofon. In the 1980s, Ericsson made a successful comeback in the US telecom market, becoming the largest market for the company. Today, Ericsson plays a crucial role in the US, providing 5G infrastructure products and services to major service providers.

@GStrand45 - G.Strand

Ericsson - USA USA, 1910s, Buffalo plant - Thread🧵 In 1902, Ericsson opened a sales office in New York. Four years later, the sales office was transformed into a telephone production plant that began its operations in Buffalo, New York.

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Ericsson had ambitious plans to establish a major presence in the US, the birthplace of the telephone. The Bell Company's dominance, however, effectively blocked these plans........ >>

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In 1914, Ericsson decided that the Buffalo plant should focus on producing ignition equipment for cars. However, these operations did not achieve profitability, either, and in 1923, Ericsson sold its US company. >>

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The next attempt to conquer the huge North American market was less audacious. In the 1930s, Ericsson had launched a switch called the XY switch with a capacity of 100 lines that was used in private exchanges and small public stations. >>

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Soon after the war in 1946, Ericsson signed a license agreement with the American telecom company Stromberg-Carlsson, which used the XY switch for rural telephone stations. The first US station using the XY switch was taken into operation in 1947. (See previous image) >>

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These operations were all too modest, however, to enable Ericsson to take the plunge into the US market. Ericsson also contemplated purchasing a part of Stromberg-Carlsson, but these plans were abandoned after negotiations. >>

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Instead, Ericsson acquired 60 percent of the shares of North Electric Company (NEC), which was engaged in the manufacture of telephones, switches and other equipment. Customers were US companies that were not a part of the Bell group. >>

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After Ericsson had acquired a majority ownership, NEC developed a crossbar switching system for the US market. However, the system never achieved a definitive breakthrough. In the mid-1960s, Ericsson sold its shares in the company and that adventure was over. 1952, NYC office >>

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In 1956, Ericsson launched the Ericofon, popularly known as the Cobra. Its spectacular design had been developed for the US market. While it did become a hit in the US, production capacity proved inadequate. It was approved for the public networks and won prizes for its design.

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Yet, despite considerable investments in marketing, the Cobra was unable to make a killing in the lucrative US market. In the early 1980s, Ericsson returned to the US through a joint venture with the American oil company Atlantic Richfield. >>

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Anaconda Ericsson, as the new company was called, produced cables, business switches and other products. >>

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When the US telecom market was deregulated in 1983, Ericsson was on the scene and took its chance. In the late 1980s, Ericsson had one third of the market for mobile systems in the US and after decades of failure, the company had finally captured a major market in the US. >>

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"Today the U.S. is Ericsson’s largest market, and they have been strengthening investments to be even closer to our customers and meet their accelerated 5G deployment plans."

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Ericsson provides 5G infrastructure products and services for nationwide service providers AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, and regional providers including Viaero, GCI and UScellular.

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Ericsson is a matter of national security not only for USA but for all 180 countries where they have communication monopoly. https://ericssonreport.com/

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Snakemore says: Episode 3 - Control of information Feel free to retweet and share if you approve the message. We are the news now. #FreeJulianAssange #FreeJulianAssangeNOW #ericssonreport @Vltra_MK @defria_se @GStrand45 @GeorgiosSyrigos @ImVltra @ericssonreport @LukeSlywaker

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The speaker discusses the control of information by the deep state, stating that it has infiltrated society and gained control over money, public opinion, and governments over time. They highlight the strategic planning of the deep state over generations and its control over telecommunications infrastructure through the Wallenberg family's ownership of Ericsson. The speaker mentions the connection between the Wallenbergs and the Nazi movement, as well as the uncovering of information by Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. They emphasize the need for people to fight for truth and unity against division orchestrated by the deep state. The transcript ends with a call to stand strong and together.
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Speaker 0: Today's topic, control of information. The deep state structure has infested society and its structures over time. Control of money, public opinion, and governments didn't happen just overnight. These people don't just make plans for the next weekend, they plan strategically even over several generations. But by now, money has for a long time been under the control of the deep state. Gaining control of the media meant that the deep state has had sway over public opinion for a long time and has in turn led to the fact that infiltration and corruption of government was made even easier. However, control of information is not only a question of public opinion. Whoever has control of information has a massive strategic advantage against any and all opposition. In modern society, it's not about having the fastest homing pigeons like in the days of lien and the Rothschild banking dynasty. There is probably no doubt that the Rothschild family was once very powerful. However, work. They do not control our telecommunications infrastructure nor do they control the power grid nor are they in charge of our financial system. Swedish family of finance and banking. The Wallenberg family owns or controls many of the global tech companies through their investment company called Investor. The crown jewel, which is the base for controlling information, is a company called Ericsson, which provides the telecommunications infrastructure in 184 countries across the world. These days, telecommunication in an internet infrastructure is the same thing, fiber optics. Ericsson holds over 65,000 telecommunications and fiber optic patents. The Wallenberg family took control of Ericsson in 1932 following the death of Swedish business tycoon, Ivar Kruger who had muscled himself and his allies into Ericsson a couple of years earlier. This is a long and detailed story all to itself. But to make a long story short, fort. Ivar Kruger shot himself in the chest just as he was about to lend money to the German government, interest free, in exchange for a monopoly on German matchstick manufacturing. Kruger and his American and French bank allies who wear among the opposition to the deep state were determined to continue lending money to Germany post World War I. When Kruger died, the geopolitical and financial momentum shifted in Wallenberg's favor. The deep state then made with the help from their media bullhorn. And all Kruger stocks basically plummeted. Guess who was there to buy them up on the dip? Wallenberg. The Wallenberg's connection with the then emerging Nazi movement cannot be understated. If Ivar Kruger would have lived, things would probably have looked quite different. But that's a story for another episode. The Wallenbergs now controlled both the major share of telecommunications through Ericsson as well as the signal surveillance through a company called Cryptograph, which made cryptography machines with built in back doors manufactured by Ericsson, of course. However, Ericsson's dealing over the past aids are beginning to come to light because of decent people fighting for what's right. People like Julian Assange has uncovered much information and through WikiLeaks that the deep state didn't want out and is currently paying the price for it. His work has led to more people engaging to uncover information that's very inconvenient to the deep state. Make sure you look into the Ericsson report for more information. The media obviously cannot be trusted to tell the truth. And this has been proven again and again over the last couple of years. We, the people, need to come together and fight for truth and what's right. We are the news now. They want you divided. They want you labeled by race, religion, class, sex, etcetera. Divided, you are weak and have no collective power. Divided you attack each other and miss the true target, them. Stand strong. Stand together. Where we go one, we go all.
GStrand45
Posted - August 1, 2023 at 5:55 PM
Saved - August 1, 2023 at 9:03 PM
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Ericsson's success in South Africa can be traced back to its breakthrough in the British telephone market in the late 19th century. The company installed four telephone exchanges in South Africa between 1896 and 1900, making it their largest market outside Europe. During the Boer War, Ericsson sold portable field handsets to the British, further solidifying its position. Personal contacts and technical expertise played a crucial role in their success. In 1958, Ericsson established a sales company in South Africa, but closed it in the mid-1960s due to criticism of apartheid. However, they continued selling through agents until terminating all operations. In 1993, Ericsson made a fresh start, forming a subsidiary in South Africa. Corruption allegations surfaced, leading to investigations by both South African and American authorities. Saab's involvement in South Africa also raised suspicions. The American SEC is currently investigating corruption allegations against Ericsson. Saab confirmed bribes were paid in the sale of JAS Gripen, partly blaming cooperation with BAE Systems. BAE Systems has ties to Wallenberg Investor AB.

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Ericsson in South Africa Thanks to its major breakthrough in the British telephone market at the end of the 19th century, Ericsson did not have much trouble in getting its foot in the door in South Africa, which was partly ruled by Britain. Thread 🧵

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The first telephone exchange was delivered to Capetown in 1896, and was followed by several orders by other cities. In all, Ericsson installed four telephone exchanges in South Africa between 1896 and 1900, making it Ericsson's largest market for exchanges outside Europe. >>

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In addition, Ericsson sold portable field handsets or cavalry telephones to the British during the Boer War, which lasted from 1899-1902. Originally developed for the Swedish armed forces. Regarding military communication: https://t.co/ZMafbbUWvZ >>

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The British side won the war, opening up favorable opportunities for Ericsson in South Africa. Johansson noted that "Ericsson had a special position in South Africa, since its products were undoubtedly a step ahead of the competition. >>

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Personal contact with the leading technical people proved to a valuable factor, since this led to very close cooperation over the years." The "Personal contacts" is another word for corruption and bribes.>>

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The increasing emphasis on foreign sales when Sven Ture Åberg was president of Ericsson led to the formation of a sales company in South Africa in 1958 to replace the previous sales agency system.>>

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Following growing criticism of the apartheid policy in South Africa, Ericsson closed its sales office in the mid-1960s, but continued to sell its products via agents. After a few years, Ericsson terminated its agency arrangements and phased out all its operations.>>

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Almost one hundred years after its first South African contract, Ericsson made a fresh start in late 1993. And what a start....>>

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As a result of its contract with MTN, the Ericsson South Africa subsidiary was formed in 1995 to handle all the company's business operations and, in the same year. MTN/Ericsson having control of several countries in afrika led to bribing and supporting terrorgroups.

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This thread is in Swedish but I have translated some pictures. https://t.co/xn3JO3vaLh

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In 1999 Ericsson involved SAAB....https://t.co/eRcwIbXell "Ericsson's flight radar to South Africa The contract for 28 Jas 39 Gripen to South Africa means that Ericsson Microwave Systems AB, which is a supplier of flight radar to Gripen.">>

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Saab Grintek Technologies is a leading high-technology partnership between Freetel Telecommunications (30%) and Saab South Africa (70%).https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.saab_grintek_defence_(pty)_ltd.8c19f8f9bd35862a5d9f523a06eaca7a.html

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Ericsson is being investigated for corruption in South Africa In 201the South African city of Johannesburg terminated a major broadband contract with Ericsson following suspicions of irregularities. No one was held accountable for the deal at the time. >>

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>>But according to information to SvD, American authorities have begun to investigate the suspicions of corruption surrounding Ericsson's contract.>>

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"The US is investigating Ericsson for business in South Africa" The American Financial Supervisory Authority (SEC) is now investigating corruption suspicions against Ericsson in South Africa as well, sources tell SvD Näringsliv. >>

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...and in 2011 SAAB the same way since it has the same owner Investor AB and the Wallenberg family...... >>

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In 2015..... >>

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"Swedish defense contractor Saab is confirming Bribes were paid to South Africa when it sold that country JAS Gripen in 1999. But they are saying cooperation between it and the British contractor BAE Systems is to blame. " However BAE is also Wallenberg (Investor AB)🙄🇸🇪>>

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Regarding BAE: >> https://t.co/fC15GhGn8J

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Just for laughs: >>

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