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Doc Hawkins: Jun 15, 2010; Dashing? But I'm not even moving!

MonsieurChoc posted:

The Pentagon is just the visible portion of a huge pentagram.

the illuminatus! trilogy novels (the exclamation mark is part of the title) includes an invisible life-eating demon imprisoned in the pentagon, which is released to wreak havoc after a terrorist attack damages the building :spooky:

i enjoyed those books but I don't recommend them, even with the authors being friends with Kerry Thornley who was friends with Oswald (and wrote a book inspired by him, before he got famous). they're just kooky idealism, a maze of associations and references you can get lost in. a less heartfelt philip k dick, or house of leaves.

i would more recommend Wilson's other book, Masks of the Illuminati. it's about Albert Einstein and James Joyce solving a spooky mystery about a demonic secret society that's infiltrating britain, but there's a twist.

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great username: Dec 28, 2023

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

extremely bad vibes on this one

pretty sure the guy in the back is wearing the evil tie from Disco Elysium

# ? Jan 5, 2024 18:12

Human.Frank: Jun 2, 2022

The DailyMail put out an exclusive article on Epstein's plane: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12923995/Jeffrey-Epstein-private-jet-Lolita-Express-torn-apart-scrapped.html

The article mentions the plane will be torn apart and scrapped. I've always wondered what sort of condition the Cooper Vane is in on that plane. It could easily be removed which allows the rear airstair to be lowered in flight. Besides the obvious advantage of not needing stairs at any airport you go to, it might be fun to pop that thing open once in a while during flight and show it off to guests. Oh well, I guess we'll never know.

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mawarannahr: May 21, 2019

similar vibe

# ? Jan 5, 2024 18:18

AntifaSupersoldier: Jul 30, 2003; Reality is what you can get away with; Hell Gem

The Illuminatus! trilogy is loving hilarious. My favorite character is the quintuple agent that works for so many factions that he forgets who he originally works for

# ? Jan 5, 2024 18:20

bedpan: Apr 23, 2008

Human.Frank posted:

The DailyMail put out an exclusive article on Epstein's plane: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12923995/Jeffrey-Epstein-private-jet-Lolita-Express-torn-apart-scrapped.html

The article mentions the plane will be torn apart and scrapped. I've always wondered what sort of condition the Cooper Vane is in on that plane. It could easily be removed which allows the rear airstair to be lowered in flight. Besides the obvious advantage of not needing stairs at any airport you go to, it might be fun to pop that thing open once in a while during flight and show it off to guests. Oh well, I guess we'll never know.

yeah they are destroying the evidence

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Willa Rogers: Mar 11, 2005

Jeffrey Epstein Fixer's Office Burglarized Hours Before Document Dump (Exclusive)

Michael Sitrick, a renowned Hollywood crisis manager, says New Year's Day break-in at his Brentwood offices where thieves stole computer servers "has to be a coincidence"

quote:

Sitrick & Company, the global crisis public relations firm who has a client list of the rich and powerful � including Jeffrey Epstein � was burglarized over the New Year's holiday by thieves who stole company computers just hours before a trove of long-sealed court documents related to the admitted pedophile were released.

Michael Sitrick said his penthouse offices at 11999 San Vicente Boulevard, along with other occupants of the four-story building in Brentwood that bears his company's name Sitrick & Co., was broken into by unknown thieves just as explosive new documents about Epstein's proclivities with underage girls were made public.

"It didn't cross my mind," Sitrick told Los Angeles magazine over the phone Thursday when asked if he was concerned about the timing of the burglary, just hours before a years-long records fight ended when a judge ordered the release of roughly 900 pages of documents from the 2015 federal civil case Giuffre v. Maxwell.

The records offer new insight into the allegations against Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, which includes previously undisclosed deposition transcripts, Palm Beach Police search warrant records, and the names of potential witnesses to their crimes. The new revelations were part of a defamation suit filed by lawyers for Virginia Giuffre, who was underage when she says she was trafficked to powerful men, including Prince Andrew, by Maxwell.

"It has to be a coincidence," Sitrick said of the theft, adding that there were no Epstein records in his office, or any compromising information about any of his clients among the items stolen.

He added that he does not believe the crooks targeted his firm specifically.

"There were several offices in the building, in addition to ours, which were broken into and robbed. All of our computers are all password and dual factor protected and encrypted. It's state of the art," he said. "No one is getting into them."

The LAPD confirmed that officers responded to a burglary report on the 11000 block of San Vicente Boulevard on Jan. 2, which is when Sitrick employees returned to work. No other details about the break-in were made available.

Court records indicate Sitrick was engaged to represent Jeffrey Epstein by Miami lawyer Roy Black in 2005, three years before the financier pleaded guilty to a charge of procuring sex from a 14-year-old minor in a secret plea deal ironed out by prosecutors, one that came despite allegations from dozens of young women who said they were assaulted by the billionaire at his West Palm Beach home.

Florida federal prosecutors showed "poor judgement," a 2020 Department of Justice Office of Professional Responsibility Report report says, by making an NPA - or non prosecution agreement - a sweetheart deal that allowed Epstein served 13 months in a jail work-release program. He was a registered sex offender.

But Sitrick told Los Angeles he began working with then convicted pedophile in 2011 after the New York Post ran a story about Epstein and Prince Andrew that started this way: "Meet Manhattan�s raunchy new odd couple � the prince and the pervert." The expose on the disgraced billionaire's relationship with Prince Andrew ran with a photograph of the men on a walk-and-talk through Central Park that came after Epstein admitted to his criminal abuse of a minor.

Unsurprisingly, Prince Andrew is among the names of potential witnesses in the lawsuit. Giuffre also and produced a photo of her with Prince Andrew as evidence, and a Palm Beach Police report details a search warrant executed at Epstein's home at 358 El Brillo Way, describes a "lot of naked girls in photographs throughout the house," and notes that Epstein's attorney Alan Dershowitz had tried to malign at least one of the accusers cooperating with detectives.

It's unclear if Sitrick played any crisis management role during the time of that police investigation, and the public relations wizard says that he was never in the same room with Epstein. Court records reveal a contract between Sitrick and Jeffrey Epstein that shows the billionaire began paying the crisis expert a $30,000 a month retainer.

"I never met Jeffrey Epstein," Sitrick said, adding that his business dealings with the convicted felon was conducted by phone with lawyers and the bulk of his work dealt with the New York Post story about Prince Andrew. "If Epstein documents still existed [at his firm] they wouldn't be on anything that was taken."

Epstein, who authorities say took his own life in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges and conspiracy charges, was hardly Sitrick's only controversial client.

His crisis management firm most recently made headlines when it repped disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein while he was on trial for rape on both the east and west coasts. Sitrick dumped Weinstein as a client before an L.A. judge sentenced him to 16 years in prison last February. The 71-year-old movie producer is already serving a 23-year-sentence after a conviction on rape charges in New York.

But it's not just the sexual deviants who seek out Sitrick when they are embroiled in a high-profile scandal. Los Angeles Times owner biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong is also represented by Sitrick who he called upon when he was embroiled in two 2017 scandals. One involved a lawsuit filed by Cher that claimed he manipulated stock prices for a cancer drug. The second came when a public watchdog accused him of using an unusual donation to bolster his business at the University of Utah.

He's also the go-to flack when Hollywood stars are under fire. Paris Hilton. Halle Berry. Christian Slater. Anybody who is anybody turns to Sitrick when they are in trouble. Los Angeles described his firm this way in 2006:

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The combination of elegance and pugnaciousness has attracted a vast assortment of clients, ranging from the embattled (the Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles) to the weird (the Kabbalah Center)...to the arrogant (the Getty Center) to the overexposed (rock and roller Tommy Lee) to the shady (Carl Freer, the gun-wielding Swedish national whose business partner, Bo Stefan Eriksson, was jailed in April after totaling a $1 million Ferrari Enzo in Malibu).

It was a decidedly different time when Sitrick repped Cheers star Kelsey Grammer, who was accused of raping his family's babysitter in 1993. A grand jury would refuse to indict him, which a Somerset County prosecutor in New Jersey blamed on the woman's delay in reporting the crime.

Politicians and media titans, including Rush Limbaugh after he was popped on drug charges, have also turned to Sitrick for counsel. He has kept his clients' secrets for 35 years and maintains that the burglars would have no way to access his client records.

The lawsuit that led to the document dump was settled in 2017, and then Maxwell went on the run until she was tracked to a hideout in New Hampshire by the FBI and charged with a six-count indictment on federal charges related to �the sexual exploitation and abuse of multiple minor girls by Jeffrey Epstein." She was convicted of child sex trafficking in 2021 and is serving her sentence at a Florida federal prison.

By then Sitrick's relationship with Epstein had ended with his company filing a lawsuit demanding payment of more than $71,000 in unpaid bills. "He paid the bill," Sitrick said this week, but that was the end of their business dealings.

As far as suspects who could have broken into his penthouse office, Sitrick says he is perplexed as there was no sign of forced entry and no employee key card registered entry to the building. Sitrick said his IT staff met with the LAPD.

"It's very strange," he said. "How did they get into the building?"

The LAPD declined to comment on the case.

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AntifaSupersoldier: Jul 30, 2003; Reality is what you can get away with; Hell Gem

"has to be a coincidence"

Whew!! Another crisis managed. I'm the best :shobon:

# ? Jan 5, 2024 18:41

Perry Mason Jar: Feb 24, 2006; "Della? Take a lid"

https://x.com/TheAgentNDN/status/1742635077102629217?s=20

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stringless: Dec 28, 2005; keyboard ⌨️ cowboy

Sancho Banana posted:

I'll take this opportunity to ask, since I've been wondering about it and I know very little about this stuff - did Castro somewhat exaggerate (intentionally or otherwise) the impossibility of Oswald making the shots on his own?

An aspect that somehow gets missed whenever the rate of fire gets brought up is that you don't have to adjust for recoil/reload time to set up the first shot.

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R. Mute: Jul 27, 2011

Frosted Flake posted:

The idea that Americans are in any way "Anglo-Saxon" in a cultural sense is delusional, and it's worrying if the author means that in a racial sense.

anglo-saxon is shorthand for horrid little creatures

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Barry Foster: Dec 24, 2007; What is going wrong with that one (face is longer than it should be)

mawarannahr posted:

similar vibe

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mdemone: Mar 14, 2001

FFT posted:

An aspect that somehow gets missed whenever the rate of fire gets brought up is that you don't have to adjust for recoil/reload time to set up the first shot.

The second and third shots are super close to each other, too. Maybe a world-class rifleman could work the rifle that fast and still aim & fire...or maybe not.

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multistability: Feb 15, 2014

If you haven't seen this yet it's def Epstein-thread adjacent: https://youtu.be/8oRRZiRQxTs

# ? Jan 5, 2024 19:26

Zoobtro: Aug 22, 2003; Got miself a nice little earner, isn't it

multistability posted:

If you haven't seen this yet it's def Epstein-thread adjacent: https://youtu.be/8oRRZiRQxTs

any good timestamps?

# ? Jan 5, 2024 19:36

multistability: Feb 15, 2014

Zoobtro posted:

any good timestamps?

There's a part where he says Harvey Weinstein offered to suck his dick in front of a load of comedians and he basically insinuates that giving in to that sort of thing is the fast-track to Hollywood success for "plants" like 20 minutes in I think but as he gets more drunk he comes across as kinda unhinged lol. Still pretty funny tho

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Milosh: Oct 14, 2000; Forum Veteran

mawarannahr posted:

similar vibe

What is this from?

# ? Jan 5, 2024 19:50

AntifaSupersoldier: Jul 30, 2003; Reality is what you can get away with; Hell Gem

Milosh posted:

What is this from?

Rothschild surrealist ball

# ? Jan 5, 2024 19:51

Another Bill: Sep 27, 2018; I stumbled ass-backwards into a comfortable, easy life for reasons beyond my comprehension and now I think I'm better than you for it.

DirtyRobot posted:

Yeah, people did talk (e.g., Ed Hoffman, Rose Cheramie, Charles Crenshaw, Abraham Bolden, etc.)

You don't have to do a perfect job of covering things up; you just need to muddy the waters and discredit witnesses. Look at the genocide in Palestine and contrast that with all the loving dumb poo poo liberals ignoring what's right in front of their eyes. Actual conspiracy doesn't negate the ways in which systemic power protects itself.

edit:
here's the CIA wondering if they should muddy the waters

Also E. Howard Hunt confessed to his involvement on his deathbed in 2003.... then didn't die and denied it up to his death years later.

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War and Pieces: Apr 24, 2022; DID NOT VOTE FOR FETTERMAN

AntifaSupersoldier posted:

Rothschild surrealist ball

it's cool, elites should do more poo poo like this

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mawarannahr: May 21, 2019

Milosh posted:

What is this from?

https://allthatsinteresting.com/rothschild-party

War and Pieces posted:

it's cool, elites should do more poo poo like this

Most assuredly, I say to you: they do
Costume Party - Edmond de Rothschild Center

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Shir Naeh

Shimrit Ben Jacob

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Zoobtro: Aug 22, 2003; Got miself a nice little earner, isn't it

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/01/05/business/jeffrey-epstein-documents-unsealed-part-three/index.html

they seem to be having issues here https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4355835/giuffre-v-maxwell/?page=8

Zoobtro has issued a correction as of 20:20 on Jan 5, 2024

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stringless: Dec 28, 2005; keyboard ⌨️ cowboy

mdemone posted:

The second and third shots are super close to each other, too. Maybe a world-class rifleman could work the rifle that fast and still aim & fire...or maybe not.

Well, his rifle score book sold for $75,000 in '21 and the auction description includes:

quote:

On December 21, 1956, Oswald was tested for marksmanship with his rifle on five different exercises�from 200, 300 and 500 yards firing slowly and from 200 and 300 yards firing rapidly. Based on these results a Marine would be rated by a defined scoring system: over 190 points was considered a marksman, over 210 was a sharpshooter, and over 220 was considered an expert. Oswald scored 212 and was rated in the middle as a sharpshooter. For the slow test (page 5), the target was 10" tall by 10" wide. For the rapid fire test the target was 26" wide by 19" tall. A closer examination of Oswald's 200 yard rapid fire result shows he hit 8/10 bullseyes and scored 48 out of 50. An expert rating on this test would have required a minimum score of 44 points (44 points x 5 tests = 220 points required). On his next test, 300 yards in rapid fire, Oswald hit 7/10 bullseyes scoring 46 out of 50. Again an expert rating on this test would have required a result of 44. So in both tests that most closely matched the conditions in the Kennedy assassination for rapid fire shooting Oswald scored above an expert level. Additionally on his third test from 500 yards firing slowly, Oswald scored 46 out of a possible 50: again shooting above an expert level.

For the past 57 years many have claimed Oswald was a lousy shot and could not have killed Kennedy. These three test scores show otherwise. His above-expert level in three of five tests shows he was capable of assassinating President Kennedy either alone, or�if chosen by conspirators as a 'patsy'�had the appropriate background and capabilities. The Warren Commission used only one piece of physical evidence to state that Oswald was capable of assassinating President Kennedy�and it was these scorecards from December 21, 1956. These scorecards can be found in Warren Commission Volume 16, pgs. 639-679, as Commission Exhibit 239. These results enabled the Warren Commission, in their single-volume final report (pgs. 18-19), to state: "The Commission has concluded further that Oswald possessed the capability with a rifle which enabled him to commit the assassination."

(The final shot of the three was <90 yards)

stringless has issued a correction as of 20:16 on Jan 5, 2024

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:12

my bony fealty: Oct 1, 2008

Perry Mason Jar posted:

https://x.com/TheAgentNDN/status/1742635077102629217?s=20

theres a link buried in there to Ukraine and the OUN that ill dig out one day. no coincidence that the Russian invasion of Ukraine happened when it did.

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:23

mdemone: Mar 14, 2001

FFT posted:

Well, his rifle score book sold for $75,000 in '21 and the auction description includes:

(The final shot of the three was <90 yards)

Yeah I think it's a red herring to claim Oswald wasn't a good enough shot. He obviously was at least capable of giving it a good try.

Here's an interesting link about the "earwitnesses":

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2021.763432/full

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taqueso: Mar 8, 2004

Human.Frank posted:

the Cooper Vane

I remember people posting photos of the plane without it when Epstein was in prison

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Zoobtro: Aug 22, 2003; Got miself a nice little earner, isn't it

struggling with this somewhat

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mdemone: Mar 14, 2001

Zoobtro posted:

struggling with this somewhat

auto transcript?

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:33

bedpan: Apr 23, 2008

Zoobtro posted:

struggling with this somewhat

Epstein: asked you to bring gills

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:34

Zoobtro: Aug 22, 2003; Got miself a nice little earner, isn't it

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4355835/1327/1/giuffre-v-maxwell/

/EUFPLTS disc

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:36

Peanut Butler: Jul 25, 2003

AntifaSupersoldier posted:

The Illuminatus! trilogy is loving hilarious. My favorite character is the quintuple agent that works for so many factions that he forgets who he originally works for

I haven't read it since high school, I recall it being a whole lot of fun and funny ideas loosely bound to a context, a couple guys baking for fun

I try not to think too hard abt where RAW's politics might have wound up had he survived into the 2010s, dude was weird abt the polio vaccine (bc he claimed his childhood polio was cured by the sister kenny method, which, probably means he just didn't get as severe a case of Long Polio as other kids, as was typical of polio surviviors- most were ok to fine, some were crippled for life)

he also liked to smoke weed and claimed it cured a bunch of things it absolutely does not cure, guy was a libertarian kook, correct on "its ok and fun and good to smoke weed", but needing to have a reason beyond "its nice, it feels good"

Prometheus Rising is an interesting text but im p sure if u follow it to the letter u will give yourself schizophrenia or, worse, fascist ideology poisoning

all that said: the Cosmic Trigger trilogy is one of the most raw (lol) and direct autobiographies ive ever read, and I recommend at least the first volume, as it's a rare insight into a guy who lost his mind to paranoia and magical thinking, slowly reeled his mind back, and was a skilled enough writer to put it all in a book that reads like a sane person wrote it.

Cosmic Trigger I: try it and see yrself in it,

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:37

inchworm: Jun 23, 2023

Zoobtro posted:

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4355835/1327/1/giuffre-v-maxwell/

/EUFPLTS disc

Q: Good morning?

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:38

Zoobtro: Aug 22, 2003; Got miself a nice little earner, isn't it

inchworm posted:

Q: Good morning?

Thank you very much for you time?

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:41

Zoobtro: Aug 22, 2003; Got miself a nice little earner, isn't it

this court listener site is pretty dope, hover over the recap archive tab for some cool poo poo

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:46

ArmedZombie: Jun 6, 2004

FFT posted:

Well, his rifle score book sold for $75,000 in '21 and the auction description includes:

(The final shot of the three was <90 yards)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liusEeP1QcE

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:49

Zoobtro: Aug 22, 2003; Got miself a nice little earner, isn't it

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4355835/1327/11/giuffre-v-maxwell/

so what is this? why would you leave a paper trail like this?

# ? Jan 5, 2024 20:54

AntifaSupersoldier: Jul 30, 2003; Reality is what you can get away with; Hell Gem

Peanut Butler posted:

I haven't read it since high school, I recall it being a whole lot of fun and funny ideas loosely bound to a context, a couple guys baking for fun

I try not to think too hard abt where RAW's politics might have wound up had he survived into the 2010s, dude was weird abt the polio vaccine (bc he claimed his childhood polio was cured by the sister kenny method, which, probably means he just didn't get as severe a case of Long Polio as other kids, as was typical of polio surviviors- most were ok to fine, some were crippled for life)

he also liked to smoke weed and claimed it cured a bunch of things it absolutely does not cure, guy was a libertarian kook, correct on "its ok and fun and good to smoke weed", but needing to have a reason beyond "its nice, it feels good"

Prometheus Rising is an interesting text but im p sure if u follow it to the letter u will give yourself schizophrenia or, worse, fascist ideology poisoning

all that said: the Cosmic Trigger trilogy is one of the most raw (lol) and direct autobiographies ive ever read, and I recommend at least the first volume, as it's a rare insight into a guy who lost his mind to paranoia and magical thinking, slowly reeled his mind back, and was a skilled enough writer to put it all in a book that reads like a sane person wrote it.

Cosmic Trigger I: try it and see yrself in it,

I like Prometheus Rising but never tried any of the exercises as they were on the book. I was just like ok I get the point and just kept reading. The idea of reality tunnels is interesting and I do think that its all a matter of perspective but I don't think its that easy to shift those views. I haven't read Cosmic Trigger but will get to at some point

# ? Jan 5, 2024 21:19

Azathoth: Apr 3, 2001

mdemone posted:

Yeah I think it's a red herring to claim Oswald wasn't a good enough shot. He obviously was at least capable of giving it a good try.

Here's an interesting link about the "earwitnesses":

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2021.763432/full

My favorite thing about the whole "it was an impossible shot" was that documentary that got a bunch of different marksmen to try to it and like a quarter to half of them managed to pull it off in the recreation. Him hitting Kennedy doesn't preclude other shooters.

# ? Jan 5, 2024 21:21

my bony fealty: Oct 1, 2008

I could have easily made the shot

# ? Jan 5, 2024 21:23

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# ? Jun 7, 2024 14:30

DR FRASIER KRANG: Feb 4, 2005; "Are you forgetting that just this afternoon I was punched in the face by a turtle now dead?

I could have done it but I didn't want to.

# ? Jan 5, 2024 21:24

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