I love how she's in the kitchen.
Are women always this hot on tv now?
I guess my question is how long has Q been involved in movies. I feel like many people had to be in the know that intelligence had some position of authority when it came to films being produced, and maybe therefore, the broader sentiment was that they all had an extremely long leash as long as they fulfilled certain requirements. Maybe the entire industry was shaped around certain barrier/parameters. I ask because it can't be explained without Q, how franchises have torpedoed themselves by avoiding even basic rules, to say the least. How do I get filled in on all this without guessing? The history…
>They want you to be locked in a constant state of psychobabbling for eternity.
This can't be.
>P.S.
Yeah yeah yeah…
>Q
Yeah yeah yeah…
I just want a damn history lesson. It's likely that every story from behind the scenes was doctored to convey something completely untrue or cover up something. I wonder if people ever caught on to the direction things were going and dipped out. There's just know way to know all of this.
It just seems like Q was known to exist for important people in Hollywood, maybe even your average A-lister or even consistent supporting actors.
Everything seems woven together so tight that most of them had to be involved or aware on some level.
There are consistent brainwashing techniques displayed across practically every genre of film going back 60 years or more.
How
I mean where
for the tarded