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still lurking
is this ghislaine, cannot seem to track the photo down on tineye, ?
somewhere in the back of my mind i remember of her sitting on a sun bed with a blonde and this ankle chain seemed familar, cannot remember the womans name even though this was tracked down as a high level elite woman.
HALF A MILLION VIEWS ALREADY ON THIS FAKE PHOTO FROM THE OBAMA INTELLIGENCE AGENCY - STOCK PHOTO;S USED KEK !!
Tucker uncovers fake stock photo government agency used to show diversity
10 Jul 2021
beginning to think you are trying slide the dig on the photo posted
Hello anon, you have posted 4 times in this bread, could you please tell us where you got that picture from of the old lady with the ankle chain on a boat who looks like ghislaine or her sister?
kappy video are a great source
I forgot how talented kappy was but was just bit actor in hollywood, This video was put together by him, all those images in video for, he wrote the music i think and also the words to the song, that is fcuking impressive, almost everything we are seeing is here, and we are still uncovering corruptions everywhere.
it is why i started to do edit my own videos by collecting info, i could not yet make music.
the storm is here anons and we fcukinng know it, the sheer panic from them means they are fcuking petrified, no one is going back to sleep
visually it is much easier to pass info and get to the point, the info must be exposed, when it comes in the news people remember where they first saw if.
patterns and connections
the moar i think about the vaccine and them trying to control us with the internet of things, inside nano particles, whether graphene, digital passports with bio-metrics, Starlink and the 40 thousand satatiles in lower orbit for 5g to be working, haarp, the whole thing sounds like THE MINORITY REPORT Tom Cruise, most of his films have been from a Scientology point of future events and worlds.
how big is Scientology now as science seems to be taking over, just brain farting - had a pot and braining is firing in all directions.
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Minority Report Summary
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“The Minority Report” is a short story by Phillip K. Dick that appeared originally in the science fiction magazine Fantastic Universe in 1956. Dick (b. 1928-d. 1982) was an American author whose works explored philosophical themes, often through the lens of science fiction. Recurring themes in his work include altered and shared consciousness, the concept of free will, authoritarian organizations, and empathy. Some of his best known works are The Man in the High Castle (1962), Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (1968), and Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said (1974). Many of his novels and short stories have been adapted into television dramas and films, including Blade Runner (1984), Total Recall (1990), A Scanner Darkly (2006), and The Adjustment Bureau (2011). In 2002 “The Minority Report” was adapted into a film starring Tom Cruise and directed by Stephen Spielberg, though the plot of the film diverges somewhat from the source material.
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In the short story, protagonist John Allison Anderton is the inventor of a new criminal justice system, dubbed Precrime. The system harnesses the telepathic powers of three mutant “precogs” that have the ability to see the future and predict crimes before they occur. Would-be criminals are arrested up to a week before their crimes would have been committed, and sent to detention camps. The efficiency of the system has led to a dramatic decrease in felonies of over 99%, with only one murder taking place in the previous five years. Anderton acknowledges the inherent paradox of a system wherein criminals are arrested before a crime has been committed, which means that technically they are innocent of the crime they are arrested for; however, he does not seem at all bothered by the technicality. The story begins as aging Police Commissioner Anderton meets his eventual successor, Edward Witwer. While leading Witwer on a tour of the Precrime systems, Anderton checks the names of the most recently predicted criminals, and slips one of the cards into his pocket. It is revealed that Anderton’s own name has come up on the card, and it predicts that he will commit a murder.
Anderton is convinced that he is being framed by Witwer, who is after his job even though Anderton is not prepared to retire. He tells his young wife, Lisa, of the existence of the card, and plans to go on the run. A series of checks and balances ensures that there are two copies of every report generated by the precogs: one left in the hands of the police, and one delivered to the army, in order to stave off corruption. Thus, it is impossible for Anderton to access both copies of the report before they are seen. He must go into hiding in order to prove he was somehow framed, which he knows must be the case since he has never met his supposed victim, Leopold Kaplan.
While he is packing to flee, Anderton is removed from his apartment by men with guns, but instead of being taken back to police quarters, he is driven to meet a well-dressed elderly man. The man turns out to be Kaplan, who demands to know why Anderton would kill someone he doesn’t know. Anderton professes his innocence, but Kaplan decides to have him taken to the police anyway, as a safety precaution. As he is being transported back, a violent traffic accident organized by a mysterious man calling himself Fleming allows Anderton to escape. While hiding out, Anderton hears a news report about his case and is reminded of the existence of the minority report, which he decides he must access in order to prove his innocence. Occasionally, the precogs do not all predict the same outcome of future events, and when one has a report that conflicts with the other two, a record of the discrepancy is kept as the minority report. Anderton contacts his former co-worker Page to get into police headquarters unnoticed. His listens to the minority report, which reveals that Anderton would change his mind about murdering Kaplan once he saw his name on the ticket. Anderton makes a copy of the tape and is reluctantly helped out of the building by his wife.
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