>>11490

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>ROBERT MAXWELL...AN ISRAELI MOS OPERATIVE

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>BIG CRIMINAL

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>GHISLAINE HIS DAUGHTER WAS CONTROL OPERATIVE FOR EPSTEIN

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>EPSTEIN WAS PICKED FOR HIS ROLE

This. This is what everyone should know.

I believe Pieczenik because what he's doing is dangerous as hell and he knows it. Why take such a chance if what he's saying isn't true?

He's as brave as that guy who was waving a weapon and pounding on the hatch of a submarine while surfing on it.

Neither one of those men fear anything, never mind death.

Video related.

>>12793

Another glaring example of why we have got to get traditional folklore back into required curricula in elementary schools.

I have lost count of the idiots who never heard "The Boy Who Cried Wolf".

The leftist extremists have screwed up time and again because they never heard "Br'er Rabbit and the Briar Patch".

Q has used that EXACT same analogy time and again, and they're too stupid to catch on.

Homeschooling is the only way, and for the next 5-10 years at a minimum. The public school system, and a majority of private schools, may be beyond help at this point.

>>12797

Alright.

Let's say it might be controlled op.

We got any way of proving it?

There's no way of categorically verifying it, either way.

>>12824

I have an 1898 copy of Joel Chandler Harris' Uncle Remus stories. It's written in original black dialect, as he wrote it.

Those old tales were and are wonderful ways to convey practical, decent ethics to children, and hold their attention at the same time.

>>12833

So who stands to benefit from his statement?

Some people say they've seen ghosts.

I don't doubt them, because there's no way to prove that ghosts don't exist.

Again, we have NO way of knowing for sure.

I was married for 19 years once. Loved that person, until the day I realized I didn't.

People's minds can change.

>>12896

>Disney

Every single one of those classic cartoons was lifted straight from European fairytales.

They're floundering now, because they've run out of content to poach.