POTUS Reposts Video of Bloomberg w/ Ceiling Falling on Him; Hidden Message.......Bloomberg is Heavily Invested in China POTUS retweeted this video of "Mini Mike" Bloomberg after deleting it earlier this evening: https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/1229898049746427904 The time of original post is 4:08:48.  It was deleted.  The video was reposted at 5:38:40.   The time difference in the posts?  1 hr 30 min   This leads us to Q 130, which is an image from AF1 flying over Hong Kong.  So we know to look for Bloomberg's links to China. https://qmap.pub/read/130 Although not reported heavily, in January, the Washington Post published this opinion article about Bloomberg's heavy investments in China and why that would be a major conflict if he were elected President.  Thankfully, another news outlet printed the same article.  Read it here: http://www.bristolpress.com/BP-Columns/361730/bloombergs-china-record-shows-why-he-cant-be-president . As it turns out, Bloomberg publishing has been accused of killing news reports about corruption in President Xi's regime.  And via his Bloomberg fund, he is sending $$ Billions in US investment dollars to fund Chinese firms.  Read it below. . "It's no mystery why Bloomberg sees China through Rose colored glasses.  He will host a major international economic conference in Beijing attended by senior Chinese government and business leaders. Bloomberg wants the conference to out-influence the Davos World Economic Forum. Last year, Bloomberg had to move the conference to Singapore after Beijing decided at the last minute to not host it. This was attributed to the rising tensions caused by the U.S.-China trade war. Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan still attended. Bloomberg has personally lobbied against what he sees as Trump’s economic confrontation with China. He often argues that Trump’s policy of using tariffs as pressure on Beijing is counterproductive and believes “we just have to find ways to work together” with China. In 2013, Bloomberg LP was caught in scandal when it was accused of killing Bloomberg News stories that revealed alleged corruption in China directly related to Xi’s family members. Bloomberg News denied suppressing the stories, but The New York Times reported that executives feared Bloomberg LP being kicked out of China. Several reporters and editors resigned in protest. Ben Richardson, editor for Bloomberg’s Asia coverage, later told NPR that Bloomberg News leadership had told him stories about families of the Chinese Politburo were off-limits. Bloomberg LP doesn’t make money in China only by selling terminals. Through its massive Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Bond index, Bloomberg LP is helping finance Chinese companies by sending billions of U.S. investor dollars into the Chinese bond market. This year, the index began a 20-month plan to support 364 Chinese firms by directing an estimated $150 billion into their bond offerings, including 159 controlled directly by the Chinese government. Bloomberg, along with other Wall Street firms, is effectively supporting the Chinese government’s efforts to resist the U.S. government’s economic pressure, while exposing American investors to increased risk. There’s nothing inherently wrong with hosting a conference in China or being close to Chinese leaders. Bloomberg’s view that the United States should overlook the bad behavior of the Chinese government and get along to do business is widely held on Wall Street. If he were elected president, he could disentangle himself from his businesses, as he did while serving as mayor of New York. But if Bloomberg really believes what he says, his misreading of the Chinese government’s character and ambitions could be devastating for U.S. national security and foreign policy. He would be advocating for a naive policy of engagement and wishful thinking that has already been tried and failed. "