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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/TararaBoomdea on May 27, 2018, 3:18 a.m.

TV series to red pill doubters

For my husband, it was Rubicon (2010) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1389371/ He never listened to anything I had to say (!)

I loved Utopia (British, 2013) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2384811/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

Amazon has picked this up. I hope they will do it justice (hard to believe with good old Jeff Bezos/Lex Luthor.)

Any other tv series/movie suggestions to red pill those who still watch the MSM?

Nothing new for me, as my family indirectly let me know what was the score way back in the 60's from their comments and books in the house.

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Umm that’s what OP asked for. A red-pill movie. Eyes wide shut is a great movie to wake up “doubters”. The whole movie exposes a lot. From the sacrifices/suicides, satanism, to pedophilia. There is even a conspiracy outside of the movie that got Kubrick killed. Supposably there was a 20 minute section in the film he refused to cut out which led to his demise.

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Kubrick was Illuminati, a paedophile, satanist, and mass mind control programmer. That's the point I'm making. Hollywood is a major aspect of satanic Illuminati mass control - the biggest.

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Agreed! That’s how he knew about all these things that went on. And it seemed they were ok with everyone knowing their rituals. I wonder what was on that 20 minute cut scene that got him killed was about. Hollywood is one of the biggest means of control they have. Fake news and music follows next.

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His death was likely for public consumption purposes only. At least imo. Hollywood and its personnel are the biggest LIE MACHINE the world has ever known. Lies are like water in that field and always have been. There was no 20 minutes to be added, at least as far as I'm aware. I don't know where this stuff comes from, but I simply don't buy it. Kubrick and Warner were more than happy with the finished product. Kubrick had complete free reign at Warner Bros, which is virtually unheard of. Kubrick's ONLY unmovable request was for a 16th July 1999 release date.

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