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On Jul. 16, 2013, Obama awarded Serco a $1.2 billion contract to run the Obamacare website.
Serco also manages the air traffic control towers in 63 U.S. airports and has been paid more than $95 million to run the U.S. Patent and Trademark examination processes.

Who Is SERCO?
Why have we not heard of them? More to the point, why are we outsourcing critical American infrastructure, ingenuity and private medical information on every U.S. citizen to sworn agents of the British Crown?!
Serco’s most recent 2016 annual report published at Companies House in London provides critical clues about Serco’s unstated mission. In looking at Serco’s bizarre collection of subsidiaries, one is left with the evident conclusion that something nefarious is afoot.
Serco builds nuclear weapons, provides housing for migrants, reviews U.S. patents, runs the Obamacare website, operates obvious money-laundering shell companies in the Middle East, is teamed with Lockheed Martin, builds ships, manages massive IT infrastructure, manufactures space vehicles, runs job placement agencies, provides air traffic control to cities, runs rail services, manages parking meters, oversees FEMA Region 9, manages courts and prisons, and runs sports and recreation centers. Huh?
This is the weirdest list of companies one can imagine until one overlays Richard C. Walker’s “wet-ware” patents on top, then it makes sense.
 This Serco list of 73 subsidiaries revealed a shocking correlation among; (1) Serco’s business interests, (2) the activities of the Senior Executive Service (SES), and (3) the monstrous “Internet of Things” patents filed by Richard C. Walker, Hewlett-Packard and Agilent Technologies.
That’s why Serco runs FEMA camps, owns pathology companies, houses migrants, owns laundries, operates prisons, provides transport and rail, run hospitals and leisure centers, builds ships and space technology—to zap the populace with 5G like a mosquito zapper, then handle the cleanup.Correlations in activities among Serco, OPIC, MCC, USAID, Crown Agents, American Inns of Court, Five Eyes, Highlands Group, IBM Eclipse Foundation, theft of Leader Technologies’ social networking invention, The Internet of Things, and Richard C. Walker’s “wet-ware” patents.

U.S. Patent No. 6,965,816, re. Fig. 40 (“World Organization”). Incorporated by reference in multiple Walker applications, including U.S. Pat. App. No. 10/401,041, Fig. 2B, Automated Accounting System That Values Controls Records and Bills The Uses of Equipment Vehicles For Society

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