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Recall Gavin Newsom 9/14

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Happy photo day September 14, 2021! (Sorry they censored my Instagram, I hope you see this photo!)

#john71kee #johnkee #johnmartinkee

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Instagram is locking me out for the Gavin Newsom recall steal. They require a text code, but will not send a text code. Parler is still blocked, I can't get passed login on Parler since Nov 4, 2020. This is CENSORSHIP BY BIG TECH.

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Watch "Leaked speech: China's roadmap to domination; China sanctions US, Canadian officials" on YouTube [2016 speech]

The CCP's major strategy against the US for three decades, has been: how to interfere in the US elections. It is why Xinjiang Jennings was sent to Iowa (also to steal corn farming technology).

Now as the CCP prepares China to dominate and control the US in 30 years (2050), by intertwining the two economies, so that the CCP can dominate the US. This is like being in a relationship with an abusive murdering partner, who's goal is to steal all of your wealth and when they can disarm you, enslave you for life and kill you and only let your half offspring survive (CCP state: Han Chinese racial supremacy). Look at the Xinjiang Han Chinese racial policy: Within a few generations, all Xinjiang Muslims will cease to exist in China (by intermarriage and Re-Education organ harvesting), they will become a regional costume and cuisine of the Han Chinese people to enjoy on holidays.

#Chinaisnotourpartner #impeachJoeBiden #impeachKamalaHarris #impeachBarrackObama #impeachtheClintons #impeachGeorgeBush #treasonsedition #PoohoutXi #boycottBeijing2022 #YankeeClub #PaxAmericana3K #MakeCaliforniaGoldenAgain #MakeMadeInAmericaGreatAgain #MadeintheUSA #CountryMadeFoods #EndCommunism #Democracy #Capitalism #RecognizeRespondReformReciprocate

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"SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Employment Development Department (EDD) has confirmed about $11 billion of the payments it made during the coronavirus pandemic are fraudulent and said that number might be as high as $30 [$42] billion.

Not only are people who are waiting for their benefits impacted but [...] EDD fraud could cost California taxpayers thousands of dollars per family.

In hopes of stopping fraud over the past several months, EDD froze more than a million accounts due to fraud concerns. However, it left many actual people eligible for those benefits impacted.

ID.me is one of the [private pro-Democratic party company] tools EDD started using last fall to help verify people’s identity. [although 2020 elections with no voter ID check involved no need for review for fraud]

“They [CCP Intelligence Ministry] prey on the [US] elderly people, young people looking for a job, and they’re convincing the owner of that identity to take steps to take control of their information. Once they find an approach or a process that works for a state they literally create a PDF of step-by-step instructions and they post it,” [on social media and Google top search]

The ID.me system has seen fraudsters try to get unemployment benefits from many international places including Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Bulgaria, and Russia [however, just like election interference, China is completely exempt from any blame by the mainstream media, especially now that their is an effort to promote the hashing stopasianhate with gun control laws and CCP US based police to protect Asians from violence since US police are defunded.]

One of the ways the fraudsters try to file is by using personal data from the dark web. [CCP]. Social security numbers, birthdates, and names are out there because of company breaches like Equifax. That data breach exposed [allegedly only] 147 million [US citizens only] people.

However, one way of fraud is [...] the most dangerous and it’s called social engineering.

“That’s where the actual owner of the identity is in the loop but they’re being tricked by the attacker who is convincing them that they’re sharing their information to win prize money or to get a job [...] There are all these scams on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook where they’ll say verify your identity with ID.me and we’ll give you a thousand dollars through Cash App no questions asked." [The California State's Attorney General was instead focused on filing frivolous lawsuits against President Donald Trump and focused on how to suppress disinformation or alleged freedom of speech suppresion online so Biden-Harris ticket would win by fooling Americans with no accurate reporting on actual CCP compromising of the VP Biden's son Hunter, who is a CCP asset, instead of enforcing laws to discourage more financial fraud by actual criminals who are victimizing Californians when they can least afford to lose money.]

#recallGavinNewsom

#recallXavierBecerra

#Governmentincompetenceormismanagement

#MakeCaliforniaGoldenAgain

#YankeeClub

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Idea: Hydraulic Sodium Mercury Closed Loop Lift Tube Gravity Based Energy Generation Tower for Net Energy Skyscrapers. In order to overcome the high weight density of mercury, a compressive "quicksalt" mercury mix could be developed used in a closed loop system, to balance the weight to compressive lift to be displaced by solid sodium that compresses, thus lifting the mercury and weight bar above the compressed salt, to the top of a energy plus tower, for gravity based energy generation.

This also reduces the required volume of mercury in the lift column needed since compressed salt displaces the mercury which sits above the salt, but below the weight bar being lifted. Beneath the weight bar an injection of mercury required to lift the weight bar through the quicksalt solution.

The heat generated by the process can be used to heat water and to power a Sterling engine. The issue is gasification of mercury and sodium into vapor when mercury and salt both can boils into a gas vapor. The extracted heat can provide a multi chambered Sterling engine to generate clean electricity at a utility scale. In addition to hot water, a heat pump based HVAC system could also be developed.

The closed loop lifted weight bars serve as energy storage and generate clean electricity on demand more efficiently than battery banks for on demand energy storage. Also an improved modern closed loop, as a stand alone hydrogen gas electrolyser and electric power generator system, based on the Castner Kelner process of sodium mercury electrolytic cell could be developed. In a Costner Kelner cell, the carbon and mercury cathodes and annodes are recycled for continually reused, while sodium is depleted from the brine solution in exchange for electric power generation by sodium mercury cell as well as electrolysis of brine water into hydrogen and oxygen gas, which is cleanly burned for cooking back into h²o gas when burned in place of natural gases.

The two pipes in the future energy plus homes and businesses will generate their own clean power and hydrogen gas from a clean water and salt brine pipes with an improved Castner Kelner sodium mercury cell. The chlorine created can be stored and used to purify the water or piped as collectible by product for industrial use.

Also osmotic (or pressure retarded osmosis) power could be developed to generate additional electricity from the differential from salty brine and salt water (or freshwater).

#BlueNewDeal #osmoticpower #CastnerKelnerSodiumMercuryCell #gravitybasedenergystorage #quicksaltmercuryhydrauliclift

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"The outdated traditional viewpoints that link the presence of the Turks in Asia Minor to Middle ages are found to contradict the stories of European authors of the 7th -14th centuries about Turkic origins of the Trojans.

According to the Fredegar Chornicle of the 7th century, the Turks and the Franks left Troy after its collapse. The Turks settled the Scythian lands, while the latter migrated to Pannoya (Hungary) and the territory by the Rhine.

The Trojan - Turkic kinship was mentioned later in Gesta Francorum of the 12th century.

Nicole Gilles considered the Turks to have descended from the Turcos of the Trojan origin.

Tyreli William, a 12th century historian, considered Turcos to have been the father of the Turks, who moved to the Scythian lands after the collapse of Troy.

Andrea Dandalo, a 14th century historian, associated the Turks with Turcos of Troy, at the same time he considered them to have arrived once from the Caucasian mountains.

Antoninus of Florence, Bracciolini, Poggio, Isidor, Ficcino and others shared the opinion of Trojan ancestry of the Turks.

Felix Fabri, a German author, even referred the Turkic history of Troy to the older period - to the time of Teucros, the son of the prince Hesione. According to him, after the collapse of Troy the Trojan refugees controlled by Franco, Hector`s son, moved to Germany, Franconia, while the others crossed the Rhine and settled in the territory of Modern France.

The other part of the Trocans controlled by Turcos settled Asian Scythia [...]

Giovanni Mario Filelfo informs in his work ``Amyris`` that Mehmed the 2nd had relationship with Troy. He presented his victory over the Greeks as a triumph of justice. To him, with the conquest of Istanbul the Turks revenged the Greeks who had once occupied it [...]

Sultan Mehmed knew the history of Troy. It is not by chance that having visited the ruins of Troy he had bowed his head down and told. ``God kept me till this time as an ally of this city and its people. We gained a victory on the enemies of this city and got it back. We revenged the Greeks for their bad behaviour against us - Asians, although long time has passed since then [...]

The European sources of the 7th century and of the later period would have had no reason to fabricate false stories about Troy. They were based on the real historical facts they were well-informed about by that time. Of this evidence not only historijal facts, but also the transparent old Turkic names of the Trojans. We discover both the name of Priam, the last Trojan king, and the names of his people - Alber, Askan, Eney, Atas, Aytilla and others in old Turkic onomasticon. Priam was the name of a Turanian (Old Turkic) commander in an old Turkic epic.

The Trocans, the early inhabitants of the eastern coast of the Aegean sea, originated from the Dardanians - a Thracian tribe. Their being of Thracian origin is mentioned in the classical literature and is identified in onomastic material. For instance, Dardan, described in the ``Iliad`` as the ancestor of the Trojans, personifies the Dardanians. Dardania, a province in Troy, was the place the Dardanians settled in.

The toponym Taruisha (``Troy``), mentioned in the Annals of Tudhalias, a Hittite ruler of 1250-1220 B.J., permits us to refer the history of Troy to a period much older than the time of Homer.

The personal names of the Trojans have reasonable Turkic interpretation denoting mostly the moral and physical advantages of the people, heroism [...]

Priam, the name of the last Trojan king, is obviously the same Priyam, the name of a Turanian commander, described in an old Turkic (Kazakh) epic [...] the Trojans a whole group of Turkic names, which have evident counterparts in the old Turkic, Kazakh, Kirghizian, Chuvash and other Turkic languages.

Dardan, an ancestor of Priam`s generation, is the same Kirghizian Dardan - a personal name.

Dardan was also a provincial name in Troy and the name of a mountain in Kazakhstan.

Turkic Dardan stems from the Kirghizian appellative dardan, which forms the personal name meaning ``healthy``, ``enormous``, ``clumsy``. The name Dardan, used today by the Bulgars to mean ``strong man``, is the same Kirghizian personal name. The Bulgarians must have borrowed this name, like many other Turkic anthroponyms, from their Turkic ancestors, the old Bulgarians.

This semantics of the appellative is also adequate to form the name of mountain (Dardan in Kazakhstan): the element dar in dardan means ``as big as a mountain`` ``enourmous`` in the Kazakh language.

Alber, the name of a Trojan commander, is the same old Turkic Alper, denoting ``hero``, ``brave`` [...]

Alper was widely used as a component of Old Turkic personal names, and in the name of Alper Tonga, a Turanian ruler.

The Trojans, who settled in North Europe after the collapse of Troy, left this name in old Germanic sagas. ``The saga about Nibelungs`` tells us about the albs (``heroes``) and their king Alberikh - Trojan by origin.

Askan, the name of a Trojan hero, is completely consonant with an Old Turkic personal name - Askan, used by the Huns. Today it is observed in the anthroponomy of the Turkic Altays.

Its origin stems from the appellative askan (``violent``, ``naughty``), the Chuvash variant of the Turkicazhgın.

Paris, the name of Priam`s son, is consonant with the Turkic (Khakas) Paris, a variant of the personal names Baris/Barys/Barysh/Bars, used in other Turkic languages. It is derived from the Turkic parys/pars/bars (``ounje``, ``snow leopard``) and used as the symbol of strength in Turkic anthroponomy. It is also observed in such compound personal names as Barsbeg, Barskan, Barısbek (Kazakh), Barisbi (Karachay - Balkar), etc..

Atas, the name of another son of Priam, can be compared with Atas, a Kazakh personal name, derived from the Turkic ata (``father``) with the unprodujtive suffix s, denoting likeness, similarity: atas ``like father``, ``similar to father``. The analogical word is observed in the Bashkir language (atas ``like father``).

Il. In ancient literature Il is presented as the son of Dardan. Its Turkic counterpart is the personal name Il, used by the Tatars, Bashkirs and Karakalpaks.

It is derived from the Turkic polysemantic word il/el (``people``, ``folk``, ``state``, ``power``), denoting ``man of power``. It is also observed in Turkic compound personal names such as Ilmekey, Ilmet, Ilmorsa, etj., old Turkic Ilbilge, El Temür, El Bugha, etj..

Aytilla. To Apollodoros, Aytilla was Priam`s sister. An analogical name is now used in the Kirghizian language as a male name.

Personal names that belong to both men and women are often observed in Turkic languages.

Batiya. This female personal name is referred to the daughter of Teucros, the first king of Troy. The same female name (Batiya) is used in the Kazakh anthroponomy.

Dolon. This Trojan personal name sounds completely the same as the Turkic personal names Dolon in Kirghizian and Dolan in Kazakh languages.

In genealogies Dolon is presented as the ancestor of the Kirghizian tribes. In a 16th century source, for instance, we see a person by the name Dolon-biy among the ancestors of the Kirghizians.

Koon, a Trojan personal name, is consonant with Koyon (Kirghizian), a personal name of zoological origin (koyon ``rabbit``).

Thus, we find the names of both Priam and his generation in Turkic anthroponomy.

So many parallels can never be incidental, particularly in the light of old European stories informing of the Turkic origin of the Trojans and the Thracians.

Parallels, discovered in other spheres of onomasticon, reveal that Troy and Turyana/Turan, the country o fol Turks, represented the same nation, or at least the different branches of the proto-Turks.

Tarna, the name of a Trojan province, is the same old Turkic Tarna - a Khazar tribal name.

Traces of this ethnonym are found in Azerbaican and the whole Caucasus, where tribesmen of Tarneans were settled.

Gargar is an important ethnomym which ties the Mediterranean to the Turkic world. A town by the name Gargara was situated near Troy. A province under this name is mentioned in the ``Iliad``. To these can also be added an old Italian province by the name of Gargaria which is surely connected with the Trojan migration to Italy.

As was mentioned above, the identical names - Gargar/Karkar were spread in the Turkic onomasticon as the names of tribes (Azerbaican, Turkmenistan), mountains (Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan), and as a personal name in ``Manas``, a Kirghizian epic.

Killa, the name of a Trojan town, derived from the appellative killa (``home``, ``temple``), was associated with the temple of Apollo located there. Western researchers interpret the name as originating from the Hittite word hila (``home``) and Lycian word kla (``temple``. These words could have been borrowed from early Mediterranean languages. For instance, the Hittite is known to have had a huge number of non-Indo- European lexicon, although its grammar is Indo-European by origin. One of them was the word killa (``home``) - a local Mediterranean element.

The same word is used in the modern Chuvash (Turkic) language (kil ``home``) which was also a component of the names Sarkel or Shrkil (``white home``), a well-known city of the Turkic Khazars.

Bayana. This non-Greek theonym was Athorodita`s epithet in Troy. In Greek mythology Athorodita was known as the goddess of marriage, birth and nursing. The same function belonged to the Turkic Goddess, Bayana, which has obvious Turkic roots. Composed of the Turkic bay (``protectress``, ``great``, ``sacred``) and ana (``mother``), the theonym denotes ``the protectress of the tribe``, ``the great mother of the tribe``.

After Troy was destroyed by the Greeks, its population migrated in different directions, among which two of them are of particular interest: those who migrated to Italy founded the Etruscan civilization and those who settled in the north of Europe were dealt with in old Germanic sagas as the Turkic kings of Sweden and Norway [...]

The Etruscan texts found in Italy are now proved to have been written in an Old Turkic language [...] Some European linguists yet in previous centuries kept the idea that the Etruscans were of Turkic origin.

Sultan Mehmed, Turkish sultan, who was well-informed about Turkic origins of Troy, was right to consider the conquest of Istanbul as vengeance for Troy. Later in the 20th century Mustafa Kemal Ataturk considered his victory on foreign invaders as vengeance for Ektor, a Trojan hero, the son of the last Trojan king - Priam.

In fact these Turkish victories were not at all invasion, but liberation of old motherland and vengeance for Troy of which evidence the European sources of 7th-15th centuries."

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"Nest ferch Rhys, born around 1085, was the daughter of Rhys ap Tewdwr (Rhys ap Tudor Mawr) [Tartar or Tatar], king of the Deheubarth in South Wales. Nicknamed ‘Helen of Wales’ she was renowned for her beauty; like Helen of Troy, her good looks led to her abduction and civil war.

Princess Nest led an eventful life. She was born a princes’ daughter, became a king’s mistress and then a Norman’s wife; she was abducted by a Welsh prince and bore at least nine children to five different men.

She was the grandmother of the celebrated cleric and chronicler Gerald of Wales and through her children’s alliances, is related to both the Tudor and Stuart monarchs of England as well as Diana, Princess of Wales and US President John F. Kennedy [...]

During a battle against the Normans outside Brecon in 1093, Nest’s father was killed and South Wales was overrun by the Normans. Nest’s family was split up; some like Nest were held hostage, some were captured and executed and one, Nest’s brother Gruffydd, fled to Ireland.

As the daughter of the last king of South Wales, Nest was a valuable asset and taken as a hostage to William II’s court. Although only about 14 years old at the time, there her beauty caught the eye of Henry, William’s brother, later to become King Henry I. They became lovers [...]

Henry was noted for his womanising, apparently fathering over 20 illegitimate children both before and after his marriage and coronation in 1100. Nest gave birth to his son, Henry FitzHenry, in 1103.

King Henry then married Nest off to Gerald de Windsor, an Anglo-Norman baron much older than his new wife. Gerald was Constable of Pembroke Castle and ruled Nest’s father’s former kingdom for the Normans [...]

Although an arranged marriage, it appears to have been a relatively happy one and Nest bore Gerald at least five children.

Constantly threatened with attack by the Welsh, Gerald built a new castle at Carew and then another at Cilgerran where Nest and her children went to live around 1109. Nest was now in her 20s and by all accounts a great beauty.

The Welsh prince of Powys, Cadwgan was one of the leading Welsh rebels. Cadwgan’s son Owain was Nest’s second cousin and having heard tales of her stunning looks, was anxious to meet her.

At Christmas 1109, using his kinship as an excuse, Owain attended a banquet at the castle. Upon meeting Nest and struck by her beauty, he apparently became infatuated with her. Owain is said to taken a group of men, scaled the walls of the castle and started a fire. In the confusion of the attack, Gerald escaped down a privy hole while Nest and two of her sons were taken prisoner and abducted by Owain. The castle was sacked and plundered.

Whether Nest was raped or succumbed to Owain of her own accord is unknown, but her abduction incensed King Henry (her former lover) and the Norman lords. Owain’s Welsh enemies were bribed to attack him and his father, thus starting a minor civil war.

Owain and his father fled to Ireland, and Nest was returned to Gerald. However this was not the end of the unrest: the Welsh rose in rebellion against the Normans. It was not just a conflict between the Normans and the Welsh, it was civil war as well, pitting Welsh prince against Welsh prince [...]

Owain was then ambushed and killed by a band of Flemish archers, led by Gerald.

Gerald died a year afterwards. After his death, Nest sought comfort in the arms of the Sheriff of Pembroke, a Flemish settler named William Hait with whom she had a child, also called William.

Shortly afterwards, she married Stephen, the constable of Cardigan, by whom she had at least one, maybe two, sons. The eldest, Robert Fitz-Stephen became one of the Norman conquerors of Ireland."

Walter FitzOther (fl. 1086, died 1100/1116) son of Otho Gherardini. He was a feudal baron of Eton in Buckinghamshire (now in Berkshire) and was Constable of Windsor Castle in Berkshire [...] a principal royal residence of King William the Conqueror, and was a tenant-in-chief of that king of 21 manors in the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Hampshire and Middlesex, as well as holding a further 17 manors [...]

As the Fitz prefix to his surname suggests, Walter was the son of Otho Gherandini, an honorary baron of England.

He married Gladys ap Conwyn, daughter of Rywallon ap Conwym, Prince of North Wales, by whom he had children including four sons [...]

William FitzWalter (died c. 1160), eldest son, 2nd feudal baron of Eton. His son was William de Windsor (died c. 1176), 3rd feudal baron of Eton, who adopted the surname de Windsor. The feudal barony of Eton soon split into moieties between two members of the family, William de Windsor (died 1215/16) and his cousin Walter de Windsor (died 1203). Walter de Windsor died without children in 1203, when his two sisters became his co-heiresses. The other moiety continued in the descendants of William de Windsor until at least the time of Richard de Windsor, the son of Richard de Windsor (1258–1326)

Robert FitzWalter, second son, inherited the nearby manor of Eton in Berkshire.

Gerald de Windsor (c. 1075 – 1135), (alias Gerald FitzWalter), third son, the first castellan of Pembroke Castle in Pembrokeshire (formerly part of the Kingdom of Deheubarth), in Wales, who was in charge of the Norman forces in southwest Wales. He was the progenitor of the FitzGerald, FitzMaurice and De Barry dynasties of Ireland, who were elevated to the Peerage of Ireland in the 14th century and was also the ancestor of the prominent Carew family, of Moulsford in Berkshire, Carew Castle in Pembrokeshire"

"Gerald de Windsor (c. 1075–1135), alias Gerald FitzWalter, was the first castellan of Pembroke Castle in Pembrokeshire (formerly part of the Kingdom of Deheubarth), in Wales, and was in charge of the Norman forces in southwest Wales. He was the ancestor of the FitzGerald, FitzMaurice, De Barry, and Keating dynasties of Ireland, who were elevated to the Peerage of Ireland in the 14th century and was also the ancestor of the prominent Carew family, of Moulsford in Berkshire, Carew Castle in Pembrokeshire [...]

Upon his father's death after 1100, Gerald's oldest brother William inherited the office of Constable of Windsor Castle; his second oldest brother Robert inherited the nearby manor of Eton in Berkshire. Gerald's family was one of the "service families" on whom King William the Conqueror relied for his survival.

Gerald married Nest ferch Rhys ("Nesta") a Welsh princess, daughter of Rhys ap Tewdwr, the last King of Deheubarth in Wales. Nest brought the manor of Carew as part of her dowry [...] They had five children:

William FitzGerald, Lord of Carew and Emlyn

Maurice FitzGerald, Lord of Lanstephan

David FitzGerald, Bishop of St. David's

Angharad

Gwladys

In 1109 his wife Nesta was abducted by her second cousin Owain ap Cadwgan. According to the Brut y Tywysogion, Owain and his men entered the couple's home (assumed by historians to have been either Cilgerran Castle or Little Cenarch) and set fire to the buildings. When Gerald was awoken by the noise, Nesta urged him to escape by climbing out through the drain-hole of the garderobe. Owain then seized Nesta and her children and carried her off. Some sources however suggest that she went with him willingly.

Gerald's influence was such that due to Nesta's abduction Owain and his father soon lost much of their territory of Powys. Owain himself was obliged to go into exile in Ireland and when he returned in 1116, he was killed when his retinue of fifty men at arms was cunningly attacked by Gerald and his large cohort as they both traveled to aid the king of England.

Gerald's son William had a daughter named Isabella Le Gros who married William De Haya Walensis by whom she had sons David Walensis and Philip Walensis. David and Philip were surnamed in Latin Walensis ("of Wales"), and were the founders of the widespread family surnamed Welsh or Walsh or Wallace. Philip Walensis had a son named Howell of Welsh Walensis.

Nesta is the female progenitor of the Fitzgerald Dynasty, and through her the Fitzgeralds are related to Welsh royalty and to the Tudors (Tewdwrs [Tartars or Tatars]). The Tudors are descended from Nest's father Rhys ap Tewdwr (Anglicized to "Tudor"). Henry Tudor, King of England, was a patrilineal descendant of Rhys ap Tewdwr. Consequently, Gerald and Nest's offspring, the Fitzgeralds, are distant cousins to the English Tudors."

"The Keatings sprang from a house whose beginnings, so say the legends, go back to the days of /troy. Definite records take us back well over a thousand years, and suppose that the family was indigenous to Italy, being either E/truscan or Roman. The Gherardini, the Ancestral family of the Keatings, Fitzgeralds, Fitzmaurices, Redmonds, Carews, and many other prominent Irish families, were one of the seigniorial families that fell when the Republic of Florence was founded.

Its members had estates in various parts of the Florentine territory. In Florence, their principal residence was near the Ponte Vecchio bridge. Their tower still exists, being part of the Palazzo Bartolomei. The first date we have in the family history is 910 A.D. [...] The Italian historian Gammurini, says "the Gherardi were among the most ancient and wealthy families of Tuscany in 900 A.D." Family legend states that Anaes, a survivor of the siege of /troy, wandered for seven years after it’s overthrow, until he came to what was then called Latium, (now Italy). He brought with him his father and small son Ascanius, for whom the province of Tuscany is named. Anaes married the daughter of King Turnus of Latium, who was killed in battle. Anaes succeeded him as king of Latium and divided his lands among his descendants. To Gherardo, he gave the land of He/truria, where Florence now stands.

The family flourished until the year 1125. Then, during a political upheaval, the patrician families were driven into exile. In order to remain in Florence, the Gherardini renounced their patrician rank and became mere citizens. Later they were restored to their ancient honors, became very wealthy, and served the Republic of Florence both in the senate and on the battlefield. Three were Consuls of the Republic; others died as leaders of the Republican armies in the many civil wars. Confiscations and losses during the civil wars impoverished the Gherardini, and they also suffered much by the destruction of their property in the great fire of Florence in 1303. From the 14th century onwards they seem to have played a smaller part in the history of Florence. At different times, between 1000 and 1400, individuals of the family emigrated, passing into France, England, Wales, Ireland, Cracow and the Canary Islands. Those who stayed in Florence became extinct, as did those in France and Cracow. It is pleasant to record that the Gherardini of Florence and the Irish "Geraldines" did not lose touch with each other. There are records of visits back and forth until the late 1500's."

Lisa del Giocondo (Gherardini; 15 June 1479 – 15 July 1542) was an Italian noblewoman and member of the Gherardini family  of Florence  and Tuscany. Her name was given to the Mona Lisa, her portrait  commissioned by her husband and painted by Leonardo Da Vinci  during the Italian Renaissance.

Little is known about Lisa's life. Born in Florence and married in her teens to a cloth and silk merchant who later became a local official, she was a mother to five children and led what is thought to have been a comfortable and ordinary middle-class life. Lisa outlived her husband, who was considerably her senior.

Centuries after Lisa's death, the Mona Lisa became the world's most famous painting and took on a life separate from Lisa, the woman [...] In 2005, Lisa was definitively identified as the model for the Mona Lisa [...]

Lisa's Florentine family was old and aristocratic but over time had lost their influence. They were well off but not wealthy, and lived on farm income in a city that was among the largest in Europe. While economically successful, there were great disparities in wealth among Florence's inhabitants.

Antonmaria di Noldo Gherardini, Lisa's father, came from a family who had lived on properties near San Donato in Poggio and only recently moved to the city [...]

Gherardini at one time owned or rented six farms in Chianti that produced wheat, wine and olive oil and where livestock was raised.[7]

Lisa was born in Florence on 15 June 1479, on Via Maggio,[6] although for many years it was thought she was born on Villa Vignamaggio just outside Greve, one of the family's rural properties.[8] She is named for Lisa, a wife of her paternal grandfather.[9] The eldest of seven children, Lisa had three sisters, one of whom was named Ginevra, and three brothers, Giovangualberto, Francesco, and Noldo [...]

Noldo, Gherardini's father and Lisa's grandfather, had bequeathed a farm in Chianti to the Santa Maria Nuova hospital. Gherardini secured a lease for another of the hospital's farms and, so that he could oversee the wheat harvest, the family spent summers there at the house named Ca' di Pesa [...]

On 5 March 1495, 15-year-old Lisa married Francesco di Bartolomeo di Zanobi del Giocondo, a modestly successful cloth  and silk  merchant, becoming his third wife. Lisa's dowry was 170 florins and the San Silvestro farm near her family's country home, which lies between Castellina and San Donato in Poggio, near two farms later owned by Michelangelo. The modest dowry may be a sign that the Gherardini family was not wealthy at the time and lends reason to think she and her husband loved each other [...]

Lisa's marriage may have increased her social status  because her husband's family may have been richer than her own. Francesco is thought to have benefited because Gherardini is an "old name". They lived in shared accommodation until 5 March 1503, when Francesco was able to buy a house next door to his family's old home in the Via della Stufa. Leonardo is thought to have begun painting Lisa's portrait the same year.

Lisa and Francesco had five children: Piero, Camilla, Andrea, Giocondo, and Marietta, four of them between 1496 and 1507. Lisa lost a baby daughter in 1499. Lisa also raised Bartolomeo, the son of Francesco and his first wife Camilla di Mariotto Rucellai, who died shortly after the birth. Andrea [...] one of the youngest, was later the wife of a moscovite nobleman from Kozhin family, who was from the court of Prince Basil III of Moscow [...]

Francesco became an official in Florence. He was elected to the Dodici Buonomini  in 1499 and to the Signoria  in 1512, where he was confirmed as a Priori in 1524. He may have had ties to Medici family  political or business interests. In 1512, when the government of Florence feared the return of the Medici from exile, Francesco was imprisoned and fined 1,000 florins. He was released in September when the Medici returned [...]

In June 1537, in his will among many provisions, Francesco returned Lisa's dowry to her, gave her personal clothing and jewelry and provided for her future. Upon entrusting her care to their daughter Ludovica and, should she be incapable, his son Bartolomeo, Francesco wrote, "Given the affection and love of the testator towards Mona Lisa, his beloved wife; in consideration of the fact that Lisa has always acted with a noble spirit and as a faithful wife; wishing that she shall have all she needs…" [...]

In one account, Francesco died in the plague of 1538. Lisa fell ill and was taken by her daughter Ludovica to the convent of Sant'Orsola, where she died on 15 July 1542, at the age of 63.[24][25][26] In a scholarly account of their lives, Francesco was nearly 80 years old when he died, and Lisa may have lived until at least 1551, when she would have been 71 [...]

Like other Florentines of their financial means, Francesco's family members were art lovers and patrons. His son Bartolomeo asked Antonio di Donnino Mazzieri to paint a fresco at the family's burial site in the Basilica della Santissima Annunziata di Firenze. Andrea del Sarto painted a Madonna  for another member of his family. Francesco gave commissions to Leonardo for a portrait of his wife and to Domenico Puligo  for a painting of Saint Francis of Assisi. He is thought to have commissioned Lisa's portrait to celebrate both Andrea's birth and the purchase of the family's home [...]

During the spring of 1503, Leonardo had no income source, which may in part explain his interest in a private portrait. But later that year, he most likely had to delay his work on Mona Lisa when he received payment for starting The Battle of Anghiari, which was a more valuable commission and one he was contracted to complete by February 1505. In 1506, Leonardo considered the portrait unfinished. He was not paid for the work and did not deliver it to his client. The artist's paintings traveled with him throughout his life, and he may have completed the Mona Lisa many years later in France, in one estimation by 1516 [...]

The Mona Lisa has been in custody of France since the 16th century, when it was acquired by King Francis I; after the French Revolution, it became the property of the French Republic  itself. Today about six million people visit the painting each year at the Louvre in Paris, where it is part of a French national collection."

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"Look at how [Trump] steps and look how I step.

Watch how I run up ramps and he falls down ramps." -Joe Biden, Campaign 2020

The video is being blocked to only videos featuring Trump walking down a ramp, instead of the searched for Biden clip. Now only available, if I click on their buddy, Twitter for the video. Unfortunately, they know I am boycotting both Twitter and Facebook. So Google limits my video search to either mainstream media articles or Big Tech search listings on Twitter or Facebook only. Google sucks for search now, it is really Google (China) deployed secretly on Americans allowing for censorship of the hashtags for 911 or Tianamin Square. Google should face anti-trust action for monopoly behavior.

[countrymadefoods]

The FBI, US Courts, CIA and other intelligence agencies that aided and abetted the CCP in colluding with the Democrats to steal the election in 2020, should be removed from service and tried for treason, especially if the CCP attacks America before 2025.

Joe Biden and the US intelligence community are again releasing documents (pro-CCP deflection, just like Covid censorship) alledging Trump and Russia colluded again in 2020 to steal the election.

However, it is prohibited to investigate any claims of Democratic Party collusion with the CCP via BLM election interference or any claims of election fraud by the Democrats, otherwise you're considered a racist white supremacist who tried to overthrow the legitimate elected President in the alleged (US Intelligence operation, just like the gun control mass shooter operations) Jan. 6th. (President Donald Trump).

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#impeachJoeBiden #impeachKamalaHarris

#impeachBarackObama

#impeachHillaryClinton

#impeachGeorgeBush

#prosecuteHunterBiden #stopmassshooterguncontrolbyUSintel

#cleanoutUSIntelligenceServicesofCCPinfiltrators

[countrymadefoods]

Check it out

#youallegedlyvotedforBidenHarris

#WhentheCCPdoesattackAmericaby2025traitorstotheUSAshouldbehung

[countrymadefoods]

Check it out

#boycottSCE #DOJsmartmetersurveillanceharrassmenttool

[countrymadefoods]

A Sex Enforcement Agency (SEA) can be created on a similar bases to Joe Biden's drug laws. The US-CCP can start with requiring all consensual sex to be done by smartphone app. Just like the present, the DOJ/CCP will secretly embed among the Big Tech employees, so as to provide cover for claiming Big Tech is protected as a private business.

In the future, because a bad guy, was able to abuse the sex permission app., the SEA will require all consensual sex to be permitted by app., now under their agents supervision. Big Tech engineers will advance 5G technology to eliminate rape and unwanted sex without app approval or permission. However spontaneity and desire could also be criminalized for future surveillance and prosecution.

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[countrymadefoods]

I blame Big Tech and Mainstream Media for selling out American freedom to the CCP for billions of $$$. DEA drug laws and Civil Asset Forfeiture for any illegal drug use by family or friends (a minimum ten years of secret Big Tech surveillance, to clear. However, any anonymous unsubstantiated claims of suspected drug use is enough to automatically trigger an additional ten years of surveillance by AI.) charges to be brought against any Democrat/GOP with any CCP connections or any AI detectable illegal drug use through monthly secret search warrants and daily monitoring (including DNA based urine & blood testing of sewage. If the grandparents and parents are drug free, chances are one or more of the children or grandchildren could be three striked and imprisoned for life.) #okjustkiddingbutthedraconiandruglawsweremadebyjoebiden #givethematasteoftheirownmedicine

#repealeveryunfairdruglawbeforeAIDrugEnforcementisimplemented #AIdoesnotseeanydifferencebetweenwealthorraceprivilegedandpoorarealikeinguilt

[countrymadefoods]

We will never be friends again, because friendship is based on trust. I realized all family and friends can do something wrong in their lifetime, eventually breaking the law, which makes them vulnerable to arrest. I cannot support or be associated with anyone who may break the law or do something wrong, even in the commiting of as much as one violation of any US laws, within a lifetime is too risky for their to be association between us, esp. now that BLM and the Democrat CCP is in charge. So my life must be lived alone, until I can pursue my enemies in politics and business.