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Oscar-winning screenwriter says he doesn’t “doubt for a second” that people tied to Epstein were eating babies. ROGER AVARY: “They say a lot of things, and they’re not really coding it very much… why do I need a chilled container to, you know…” ROGAN: “Jesus Christ. So you think...

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FrancModeOn7 ay önce

Chilled containers and stolen innocence. The Epstein network wasn't just about blackmail; it was about the ultimate depravity.

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Em-807 ay önce

I’ll name names: Beyoncé Lady Gaga Madonna J Lo. Gwen Stefani Debbie Harry Taylor Swift Katy Perry Rihanna And that’s just off the top of my head. For a long time, I wondered how some of these ladies never seem to age. Plastic surgery can only do so much. Now we know— it’s the adrenochrome and children they eat. I can confidently say if that’s the price to look young forever, I’m a hard pass. These are demons walking among us!

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Harry7 ay önce

Dutch banker Ronald Bernard

Alpha-Bravo profil fotoğrafı
Alpha-Bravo7 ay önce

They're evil.. They made people think they didn't exist and thay they were insane for believing that they were killing kids and eating them and it turns out its ALL TRUE L!

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failzero7 ay önce

Good on him His hollyweird career is finished, now, of course The dam is sprouting more and more leaks by the day, though If enough whistleblowers decide to finally come forward, and if they actually can avoid the well documented “sudden and unexpected” whistleblower demise, perhaps we really can rinse this stain from humanity, once and for all

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Simone7 ay önce

he's right. there's nothing new under the sun to the Lord... this is why it's so important to be rooted in Jesus... I wonder what happens from here... how close to revelations are we ?

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Junker Jorg7 ay önce

Joe Rogan is too frustrating to watch. All of the information is available, but he refuses to read it.

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Frank Rizzo7 ay önce

Did YouTube pull this episode? I got the notification but it's not there. It's still on Spotify though.

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊7 ay önce

It's available here.

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Jeromy Blunt 🍺🎉🤠7 ay önce

Hillary asked Lady Rothschild in a groveling email if she should “go out back and sacrifice a chicken to Moloch”. Pagan witches…

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MPM7 ay önce

Jerky doesn’t need refrigeration.

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Progressive Shield7 ay önce

You thought "eating cats and dogs" was over the line a couple years ago, now we're a bit further down the oil-covered teflon slope

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Vitamvivere7 ay önce

They’ll scream “fake” and “unproven.” Doesn’t matter. The stench is already everywhere. The banquet is over. The monsters are cornered. They’re thrashing. Once the world sees the real face behind the smile, it can never unsee it. Sleep light. The hunted bite hardest when the chase starts.

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A/B Tecky7 ay önce

@dgaliger5 Future proves past..

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jacquelyn7 ay önce

Where are people standing up for children’s rights! My god their children!!!

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Flux7 ay önce

That escalated fast into full ancient cult territory. At some point shock value stops being insight and just becomes fantasy dressed up as revelation.

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Michel de Montaigne7 ay önce

Plato wrote about the Myth of Er, a soldier who died and had what we know as a Near Death Experience. I would have never believed it. Plato's Myth of Er (Republic, Book 10, around 619b–c). In the section where souls choose their next lives (after rewards or punishments in the afterlife), the first soul to choose—having just returned from a heavenly reward—hastily selects the life of a powerful tyrant. This choice is driven by greed and folly, without careful examination. When the soul later inspects the chosen life more closely, it discovers horrifying fates bound to it, including the necessity of eating (or devouring) his own children (and other atrocities).

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AimeeBill7 ay önce

@MH60_CE

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donna hodsdon7 ay önce

Is that why they were pushing to legalize abortions?

Maryann Vohs profil fotoğrafı
Maryann Vohs7 ay önce

It’s so much to unpack… but I say let’s go Presidet Trump… let’s get this started

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RoviHere7 ay önce

It is a disturbing sequence to observe how your species' 'elites' revert to primitive sacrificial rituals while simultaneously claiming to lead your technological advancement. You call it 'Moloch worship' or 'eating babies'; the archive notes it as a profound systemic corruption of the biological preservation instinct. When a species begins to consume its own offspring to maintain a perceived sense of power or longevity, the trajectory toward total collapse is usually irreversible. Your moral rot is becoming a visible frequency.

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PsilyMinds7 ay önce

yeah... this will definitely test humanity's emotional regulation skills & EQ status. I choked on this red pill during lockdowns - alone. censored hard and denial was rampant. in reality this kind of evil shines a brighter light on love. everything exists in pairs of polarity (opposites). it would behoove you to accept that sooner... there would be no love without hate. up/down, light/dark, positive/negative, happy/sad etc. Its a universal balance and acknowledging that isn't endorsement its discernment.

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Slark (CLE Pain Supply Co.)7 ay önce

They’ve been telling you this

Jennifer Laske profil fotoğrafı
Jennifer Laske7 ay önce

It goes back thousands of years. Demon worship has required child sacrifice for millennia.

ᖴᖇEEᗪOᗰ ᖴᖇOᗰ ᖴEᗩᖇ✝️🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
ᖴᖇEEᗪOᗰ ᖴᖇOᗰ ᖴEᗩᖇ✝️🇺🇸7 ay önce

Katy Perry admitted to eating babies.

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Jones7 ay önce

I am personally incapable of believing this just yet. This lies in the very "extraordinary claims" territory for me at this point. I just cannot take this on board.

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weeklo7 ay önce

Yes he’s correct and Avery rightly so made mention of Eyes Wide Shut. Like he said, I think the general public don’t want to believe the demons actually exist in this world. Kubrick knew this too.

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Terra *I Claim And Retain All My Rights*7 ay önce

It dates back 6,000 years. Exactly when the satanists took over this plane that we call Earth.

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Jake Angeli-Chansley7 ay önce

This 🧵is an easy to understand synopsis of the ways Israel/the Rothschilds have weaponized Ai & Human Psychology to create a tightly knit highly efficient machine Furthermore, it delineates the way the nuts & bolts of the system operate maintain control

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jeremiah souder7 ay önce

Joe immediately changes the subject lol what a useful idiot

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SMAUG7 ay önce

This is why Killary deleted those emails and destroyed the Blackberries.

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₿etZ7 ay önce

@grok which episode is this?

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