Been thinking about Hunter's paintings. Put yourself in the cabals place. They have money that must flow. The spice must flow. Since they know most or many of their normal channels of money flow are either comped or being watched, it's going to force them to come up with new ways of funneling the money, because, afterall, the, "big guy," is ALWAYS gonna want his cut, right? It's the goal. So, it makes me wonder if Hunter selling those pics, is just another way of pocketing dirty money. I would say, pay attention to WHO is paying to buy those, regardless of who the front guy might be. Follow the money.
Kinda makes you remember the ol', "they won't be able to walk down the street," thing doesn't it?
Kinda makes you wonder exactly WHY they want that info in the first place, doesn't it?
Well, to be honest, the seafloor isn't exactly stable, it could be a new seamount or something, although, it could have been a lot of things. It's like real UFO's always being weather balloons or some other stupid excuse. Essentially, it's their way of saying, "we ain't telling you, so get over it."
Jones began constructing Jonestown in Guyana during 1974 and gradually began convincing and compelling many of his followers to live there with him, claiming that he was constructing a socialist paradise free from the oppression of the United States government. By 1978, media reports had surfaced of human rights abuses at Jonestown. Deciding to investigate these reports, U.S. Representative Leo Ryan led a delegation to the commune in November of that year. While boarding a return flight with some former Temple members who had wished to leave, Ryan and four others were murdered by gunmen from Jonestown. Jones then ordered and likely coerced a mass murder-suicide that claimed the lives of 918 commune members, 304 of them children, almost all by drinking Flavor Aid laced with cyanide.
Apparently, they were "Christian," socialists. Hmm, Leo Ryan, I wonder if he found out something he wasn't supposed to find out about, and was, "removed," along with anyone else at that compound, that could have objected to a fabricated story. No witnesses, no one to object to what they might know is a lie.
Interesting if true. The question I have is, did Jones actually do it, or did someone else, and Jones ended up being the patsy? I find it rather convenient that he shot himself in the end. How nice, no loose ends.
This is interesting.
Leo Ryan
Leo Joseph Ryan Jr. (May 5, 1925 – November 18, 1978) was an American teacher and politician. A member of the Democratic Party, he served as the U.S. Representative from California's 11th congressional district from 1973 until his assassination during the Jonestown massacre in 1978. Before that, he served in the California State Assembly, representing the state's 27th district.
After the 1965 Watts riots, Ryan took a job as a substitute school teacher to investigate and document conditions in the Los Angeles area. In 1970, he launched an investigation into California prisons. While presiding as chairman of the Assembly committee that oversaw prison reform, he used a pseudonym to enter Folsom State Prison as an inmate. During his time in Congress, Ryan traveled to Newfoundland to investigate the practice of seal hunting. He was also known for his vocal criticism of the lack of congressional oversight of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and co-authored the Hughes–Ryan Amendment, passed in 1974, which requires the President of the United States to report covert CIA activity to Congress.
In 1978, Ryan traveled to Guyana to investigate claims that people were being held against their will at the Peoples Temple Jonestown settlement. He was shot and killed at an airstrip on November 18, as he and his party were attempting to leave. Shortly after the airstrip shootings, 909 members of the Jonestown settlement died in a mass murder–suicide by drinking cyanide-laced Flavor Aid. Ryan was the second sitting member of the U.S. House of Representatives to be assassinated in office, after James M. Hinds in 1868.[1][2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Ryan
So, regardless of some of his other views, he seems to have been not too fond of the clowns, the C_A. Imagine that. So, it seems that this guy was probably a thorn in the side of the clowns, and they decided to do something about it.
Hughes–Ryan Amendment
The Hughes–Ryan Amendment was an amendment to the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, passed as section 32 of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1974.[1] The amendment was named for its co-authors, Senator Harold E. Hughes (D-Iowa) and Representative Leo Ryan (D-CA). The amendment required the President of the United States to report all covert actions of the Central Intelligence Agency to one or more Congressional committees.[citation needed]
This amendment addressed the question of CIA and Defense Department covert actions, and prohibited the use of appropriated funds for the conduct of such an action unless and until the President issues an official "Finding" that each such operation is important to national security, and submits this Finding to the appropriate Congressional committees (a total of six committees, at the time, which grew to eight committees after the House and Senate "select committees" on intelligence were established).
The legislation was meant to ensure that the intelligence oversight committees within Congress were told of CIA actions within a reasonable time limit. Senator Hughes, in introducing the legislation in 1973, also saw it as a means of limiting major covert operations by military, intelligence, and national security agents conducted without the full knowledge of the president.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hughes%E2%80%93Ryan_Amendment
He looks like an antifa shitbag.
In 1978 reports of widespread abuse and human rights violations in Jonestown at the Peoples Temple, led by cult leader Jim Jones, began to filter out of its Guyana enclaves. Ryan was friends with the father of former Temple member Bob Houston, whose mutilated body was found near train tracks on October 5, 1976, three days after a taped telephone conversation with Houston's ex-wife in which they discussed his leaving the Temple.[23] Ryan's interest was further aroused by the custody battle between the leader of a "Concerned Relatives" group, Timothy Stoen, and Jones following a Congressional "white paper" by Stoen detailing the events.[24][25] Ryan was one of 91 Congressmen to write Guyanese Prime Minister Forbes Burnham on Stoen's behalf.[23][24]
After reading an article in The San Francisco Examiner, Ryan declared his intention to go to Jonestown, an agricultural commune in Guyana where Jones and roughly 1,000 Temple members resided. His decision was also influenced both by the Concerned Relatives group, which consisted primarily of Californians, as did the Temple, and by his own distaste for social injustice.[26] According to the San Francisco Chronicle, while he investigated, the United States Department of State "repeatedly stonewalled Ryan's attempts to find out what was going on in Jonestown" and told him that "everything was fine".[9]
The State Department characterized possible United States government action in Guyana against Jonestown as a potential "legal controversy", but Ryan at least partially rejected this viewpoint.[27] In a later article in The Chronicle, Ryan was described as having "bucked the local Democratic establishment and the Jimmy Carter administration's State Department" in order to prepare for his own investigation.[12]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Ryan
Concurrently, several other Peoples Temple members who had escorted the group out began to open fire on the transport plane, killing Ryan, three journalists and a defecting Temple member, while wounding nine others, including Speier.[23][38] The gunmen riddled Ryan's body with over 20 bullets before shooting him in the face.[39] The passengers on the Cessna subdued Layton and the survivors on both planes fled into nearby fields during and after the attack.[32]
Somebody, really, really, REALLY, didn't want to be exposed. Sounds like the spooks had some kind of game going on and this Ryan guy was apparently messing up their little game.
It seems that, at least some of the spooks, see themselves as the modern day Praetorian guards of ancient Rome.