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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:hey guy with no time to read, check out the longest article ever yeah ill agree that its somewhat toothless, and i think the finders were far from harmless, but its the only writing im aware of where a journalist purports to just walk straight into an operation like we discuss (even if its winding down or a red herring at this point) and interact with the black lodge spirits if its some kind of alphabet soup fluff piece, thats interesting and weird, but if theres any truth in there the details paint a portrait unlike what most people would expect. the cult wasn't secretive, its members flaunted their "status", and the town totally accommodates them because...decorum? its guilty of not going for the throat but its not valueless, and id love to be proven wrong here, but it provides context unavailable elsewhere
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Read Chapter 6 "Finder's Keepers" in Programmed to Kill. I don't know what counts as  so I won't link but type Programmed to Kill PDF into google.
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i think you mean reread  (okay doing it now)edit: heres the interview with marion mentioned in the chapter https://www.mail-archive.com/ctrl@listserv.aol.com/msg00344.html The Saucer Hovers has issued a correction as of 17:27 on May 9, 2020 |
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all i know is the world is infinitely stranger than i though it was a year ago
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gh0stpinballa posted:all i know is the world is infinitely stranger than i though it was a year ago It hasn't even been a year since Steve Jail did the thing
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gh0stpinballa posted:all i know is the world is infinitely stranger than i though it was a year ago No poo poo
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gh0stpinballa posted:all i know is the world is infinitely stranger than i though it was a year ago knowing enough history to know that these sorts of vast organizations and connections between powerful families existed in the past so I can reason in the abstract that they probably continue to this day, but it's always the details of all this poo poo that makes everything seem like a psychedelic nightmare.
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Perry Mason Jar posted:Read Chapter 6 "Finder's Keepers" in Programmed to Kill. I don't know what counts as I went ahead and read a good portion of Programmed to Kill this afternoon. Really wish I hadn’t—an awful way to spend my Saturday. Nearly every page of this book is deeply upsetting.
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The Kingfish posted:I went ahead and read a good portion of Programmed to Kill this afternoon. Really wish I hadn’t—an awful way to spend my Saturday. Nearly every page of this book is deeply upsetting. Extremely upsetting, yeah, to the say the least. I just picked it up again after putting it down somewhere in Part II, bout when the book's central conceit was really beginning to take shape. It was a little too difficult to swallow back then, but after what Tom O'Neill uncovered (and wrote about in Chaos) I'm ready to take it a lot more seriously.
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There doesn’t seem to be much of what I would call a “thesis” to Programmed to Kill. The prologue suggests that the CIA subjects children (or allows children to be subjected to) ritualistic torture so that the children would be able to more readily induced into a dissociative state as adults to serve as hypnotized killers. But that doesn’t really seem play out in the book. Far from supporting McGowan’s claim that Henry Lucas was a MK Ultra assassin, doesn’t Bush’s pardon of Lucas suggest the opposite?
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Kevin Spacey as the head grasshopper in A Bug’s Life is an underaged contender for his most sinister role.
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The Kingfish posted:Kevin Spacey as the head grasshopper in A Bug’s Life is an underaged contender for his most sinister role. You did that on purpose 
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so I've got a new pet theory that the CIA poured money into mind control research because they thought it was needed to defend against the seductive and irrefutable tenets of Marxism-Leninism then when they realized that it was overkill, used the result research for deniable, high-risk assassinations
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Atrocious Joe posted:so I've got a new pet theory that the CIA poured money into mind control research because they thought it was needed to defend against the seductive and irrefutable tenets of Marxism-Leninism I think it was more that tons of people in government and industry were sexual sadists who wanted to find plausible excuses to do hosed-up poo poo. Read up on the psychology professor at Harvard who hosed the unabomber all up, for example.
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The Kingfish posted:Kevin Spacey as the head grasshopper in A Bug’s Life is an underaged contender for his most sinister role. 
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I hate to be a downer, but that's a fake
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MizPiz posted:You did that on purpose oh my god
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MizPiz posted:You did that on purpose lmao
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just learned about the existence of this photo today https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burn_bag
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Well you wouldn't want anyone to know that wasn't actually OBL, not that anybody cared
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A4R8 posted:The Taken and Hostel movies are documentaries in a post-Epstein world. I'm surprised people don't bring up You Were Never Really Here more often. It came out like three years ago and explicitly is about a dude discovering a cabal of elite pedophiles and human trafficking. It is at least as on point as Eyes Wide Shut.
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Reposting something I wrote in February since people are talking about You Were Never Here. I actually haven't checked out the film yet but this relates to the 'book' it was based on: - The book itself has some very Epstein brain moments though. Some passages from the book that were very Epstein flavoured. A heads up that the following passages include frank descriptions of the economics of child prostitution: quote:In New York City there were nearly 700,000 millionaires who were men. There were 250,000 each in Chicago and Los Angeles, and plenty more in the other large to midsize cities. If 0.5 percent—half a percentage point—of these men throughout the country were sexually and socially deviant in their desire for young girls, which would be a conservative estimate, then there was abundant incentive in the market-place to provide what they wanted. One hour with a pretty twelve-, thirteen-, or fourteen-year-old white female cost anywhere from five to ten thousand dollars, and the more that was charged, the more the men wanted it, which was basic economics. It was a highly risky but very lucrative business. quote:Paul hesitated. Not out of cunning, just fear. Joe raised his hand again. Paul spoke quickly, half-gasping: “There’s one guy on the first floor, in the kitchen, with the cameras, and one guy on the second floor. He sits in the hallway.” Joe figured that there were plenty of cameras for security reasons, as well as cameras in the loving rooms. Blackmail was another good source of revenue. He took out the picture of Lisa. He hit the overhead light and held the snapshot in front of Paul’s face. “Do they have a playground? Is this girl inside?” quote:The “big sister” was usually a prostitute in her early thirties, who, trying to hang on near the end of her career, makes herself useful by chaperoning and befriending the young ones—training them, shopping for them, and feeding them a steady diet of Vicodin, Klonopin, Xanax, and Oxycontin, all of which kept the girls on the playground pliant and docile. Paul, who was addicted to painkillers, often bought his own pills from Lisa’s chaperone, which was one more way for the big sister to turn a profit for herself before she was sent to the street, no longer of value, but at least, unlike the children, there was no need to kill her when she was used up. quote:Albany spends twenty-five billion dollars a year on construction and road building. It’s a bigger racket than drugs, gambling, or prostitution. So they need a man in Albany, and Votto is it. Obviously this is a work of fiction rather than journalism but it definitely will give you some crack ping moments. It's a pity the author couldn't be bothered to write another couple hundred pages or at least a proper concluding chapter.
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The problem I have with You Were Never Really Here is that its violently anti-CSA message falls somewhat short once you consider the context that the likely only reason hollywood greenlit it was to set up auditions for hot child actors. "Child sex trafficking is bad!!" kind of loses a bit of its efficacy for me when the person is saying it from david geffen's yacht.
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Regulus74 posted:The problem I have with You Were Never Really Here is that its violently anti-CSA message falls somewhat short once you consider the context that the likely only reason hollywood greenlit it was to set up auditions for hot child actors. Is there anything in particular about the producers on the film? Cause I feel like recognizing that CSA is rampant in entertainment and "every film with child actors is a front for abuse" is a bit of a All Ravens Are Black scenario.
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The 1999 orgy movie worth contemplating in light of sex crimes is The Ninth Gate, written and directed by rapist of children Roman Polanski. Both movies have extreme boomer sexuality in their orgy scenes, but Kubrick had too much contempt for humanity to ever have sex.
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Eyes Wide Shut is a comedy about how Tom Cruise can't get laid and isn't even rich enough for the cabalistic orgies so I'll stick with it, tyvm.
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gradenko_2000 posted:I hate to be a downer, but that's a fake drat lol
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Found this in the Covid thread: https://web.archive.org/web/20191115222015/https://lorenzoae.wordpress.com/2019/09/15/the-deep-politics-of-jared-letos-cult/
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If you replace all the punctuation with exclamation marks it's an almost perfect Trump tweet
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A4R8 posted:This thread has convinced me to buy Chaos with my Trumpbux. The Saucer Hovers posted:/r conspiracy is pretty
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mycomancy posted:Found this in the Covid thread: What the hell was Dennis Villeneuve supposed to say in marketing materials for his movie? "Yeah, and then a blindfolded Jared Leto walked onto the set, or rather right into the catering table. It was a real shitshow. I regret having to put him in the movie at the behest of his deep state handlers." Other than that, a wild ride of an article.
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GWBBQ posted:It's the perfect place to find people ready to gobble up her bullshit without a drop of critical thinking. it says she's now writing for The Last American Vagabond and even that site feels a little too out there. it's also doing this thing where all of their "articles" are now instead just minutes-long videos / podcasts so you can't quickly skim the coverage or easily pull quotes from it
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Anne Frank Funk posted:What the hell was Dennis Villeneuve supposed to say in marketing materials for his movie? "Yeah, and then a blindfolded Jared Leto walked onto the set, or rather right into the catering table. It was a real shitshow. I regret having to put him in the movie at the behest of his deep state handlers." saying that he was moved to tears is an extremely weird thing to say.
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The_Rob posted:saying that he was moved to tears is an extremely weird thing to say. He cried because he reminded himself that David Bowie was supposed to be in this and instead he has to deal with SPOOKY Jared. edit: (not the subway one)
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Sounds like something the parody of a director would say in that jcvd show
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WHERES GHISLAINE
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gh0stpinballa posted:https://twitter.com/DARPA/status/1258222049149038592?s=19 when I see stuff like this I begin to hear all of the music from HyperNormalisation at once
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