Here's an interesting book by a Nun from the 1820s in Montreal. She tells her life story from her birth as a Protestant, loss of father, abandonment by mother, to starting Catholic School as a young girl, and being inspired to join the Convent, Then she tells what really happens in a convent. Her early recollections are of the lecherous activities of the Priests in the confessionals. As she ascends through the ranks, more of the dark dirty secrets of the Catholic Church are revealed. It's every bit as bad as we now surely suspected it to be.

Approx 275 pages. Often dismissed as "anti-catholic propaganda" the tale this book contains reads as true and honest to me. I can't imagine the courage it took to take on the Beast.

Awful Disclosures of Mary Monk

https://archive.org/details/awfuldisclosures00monkiala/mode/2up

>>8375856

Someone is writing his scripts. Someone is recording and editing his videos. He's an obvious actor…a face. This is a production, which requires funding and manpower. His personal narrative is an obvious and provable lie. The scriptwriters knowledge of Q is broad, but not terribly deep.

He's not familiar with the technical jargon mentioned in the script which shows his lack of personal knowledge of the data being presented.

>>8375855

Forgot the caps, cover and title page

>>8375989

At 120,000 feet up you can 425 miles in any direction. 425/21600*360=7 degrees of curvature at the extremes of sight, imperceptible as a spherical surface.

>>8376104

On 1 Mar, 2020, Martha MaCallum tweeted a solicitation for questions to ask POTUS during the Fox News Townhall on 5 Mar, 2020 in Scranton, PA.

Her Tweet garnered more than 14K replies. The overwhelming majority of the respondents begged her to ask some version of "Who is Q?"

She did not. You are watching movie. Audience participation is optional, however the script is the script.

https://twitter.com/marthamaccallum/status/1234171472161234946

>>8376211

Perhaps, "It would be inappropriate for me to comment on ongoing intelligence operations."

>>8376362

She's a drama queen and a fame-whore. He's trying to hawk a book and selling signed copies if you DM him. Book must have flopped. She saw $ signs evaporate and had another melt-down. This is common and acceptable behavior in many European cultures.

>>8376413

Isn't it all Kayfabe?

"Excellent Customer Service" is the height of kayfabe. Some people are really good at it; excellent salesmen. The best are extremely adept at garnering the thanks of those whom they have separated from their wealth. It's exhausting for me, but we all do it. "Put on our Happy Face" and "Go to work" where we behave in the role that is expected of us. Follow the rules. Follow the script written for us by management, who went to "college" and knows what's best. Just stop thinking and do the fucking job, earn the profit.

I agree with your entire statement, just pointing out the broader lie we have to live within to even get by. "Yes, I'll trade you two pieces of magic green paper, for that can of extremely tasty but questionably healthy liquid with the claw marks and scary writing."

>>8376528

The truth is the thing we keep the most secret in fact. The dirty little secret we hide, because if it was exposed…our entire little shtick falls apart. The power of secret keeping is the compulsion to force someone to lie, to keep the secret, when confronted with truthful elements of the secret when they are inevitably exposed. Corporate secrets, government secrets, church secrets, all the things that have remained hidden under the kayfabe veneer which remains.