That guy is a world treasure and so is that documentary. Excite!

Right on!!

I love seeing people with an appreciation of history tackle major conspiracies. The ability to cite corroborating sources at will, always serves to lend extra credence to the theory being posed. JFK to 9/11 is a veritable goldmine of first hand accounts, documents, as well as an entirely unique perspective on much discussed topics.

I cant wait! Need to think of some questions ...

I have this in my watch later playlist. And I have Prey in my disk drive...choices. Seriously though I'm glad to see this being announced and will be watching it tonight.

What is Prey? I found a movie, tv series, and game with the same name. Thank you

Im sorry I should of clarified from the start. It's a game and just came out. Really great plot. Kennedy never died. Alternate timeline.

Excellent! Thank you

Awesome!

Amazing documentary that absolutely helped yo open my eyes. The only thing I'm curious about is that if I can remember correctly, there is little to no mention of the zionist connection. (I'm sure a lot of people were just looking for more content to help them along with their anti-Semitism, but that's not me and it's beside the point).

There were a lot of comments online accusing the film of deliberately avoiding that connection. I will not jump to the same conclusions, but if I'm there for the AMA it would be nice to hear what the director has to say.

If you ask me he deliberately didn't mention ((them)) by their name to not get censored or demonized.

Gatekeeping isn't productive or worthwhile imo

Amazing documentary that absolutely helped to open my eyes

You believed it? Why?

You didn't?

Why not?

see how unproductive this commentary is?

You didn't?

Why not?

It's a random video by someone I've never heard of, without references to support its claims. Why would I believe? Why would anyone believe it?

For anyone who believes it, tell me what steps you went through to decide whether it was credible or not?

I've provided examples of why the video is ludicrous in the past. I haven't even watched it all the way through, because it's so laughable. Officer Tippit was killed because he looked like JFK? Holy shit, is there no theory this guy isn't going to throw in? Could he actually believe it all?

I think he's pulling you leg. There's no way he really believes all that shit.

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I don't care who's leg is being pulled.

And my point remains.

The documentary is absolutely 'conspiracy stew'. I was showing some friends how ridiculous it was, then when the documentary said "there were 7 gunmen who fired 17 shots" the room just start laughing. There's good information in it, but as a whole I think its a very amateur work.

I'm writing my own manuscript on the assasination, I'm going to ask some tough and specific questions in this AMA. Stoked for the discussion though.

lol

I can believe 7 gunmen. I mean, if they want someone dead they will cover all angles. But the fact everyone was taking shots seem odd to me but I've mostly spent my time looking into the Moon Landing. I've heard theories that Jackie O fired that last shot then stashes the gun in her purse before crawling out the back. But I will be looking forward to your questions and his answers regardless. I just keep an open mind about all of this.

I haven't even watched it the whole way through

Found the jew

We might have to be on hand to keep the shills and haters in line. So help me Moloch if they derail this AMA.

reality and facts are anti semitic i guess

I bet he revised his own worldview several times since making that documentary.

It was his work that redpilled me in the first place, but even I notice a lot of inconsistencies in it. Skull & Bones isn't about being a pirate, it's more about the occult worship of death. The fatal shot that hit JFK in the head didn't come from the gutter, but from the grassy knoll at the hands of James Files. Interestingly enough the full interview with Files that had 400,000 views has been removed.

The Bolshevik revolution was also funded and supported by the powers that be.

Despite all that his documentary is a milestone and thanks to not having much nonsense or "unrealistic" truths in it, is a perfect stepping stone to opening peoples eyes.

Good points, anyone interested in the Bolshevik revolution story should start here: https://www.voltairenet.org/IMG/pdf/Sutton_Wall_Street_and_the_bolshevik_revolution-5.pdf

Sutton's work provides a far greater insight into undocumented history than anything Conolly will ever produce. On his fund raising page he says "I know that I am a man who understands history better than it has ever been understood before". That's laughable and agitating at the same time. Without referencing a single source, he completely overlooks a perspective altering part of history that Sutton documents in amazing detail, using primary source materials that are all referenced. I'll provide a link to Professor Sutton discussing his work and I encourage everyone to view it, especially those who were impressed with Conolly's film.

https://youtu.be/Sah_Xni-gtg

I'm not sure if he would have changed his views much. His work certainly changed mine. Even though everyone moves deeper into the rabbit hole as they go, it seems like he deliberately left the most obscure and esoteric historical conspiracies alone in his documentary because it was the most appropriate thing to do for the film's sake. Otherwise it would likely never have been taken seriously by anyone who had never been exposed to that information before. If people started bringing up Moon Hoaxes, Sandy Hook, and Elders of Zion at me when I was researching JFK, I'd have probably shut that information out myself and never learned anything deeper about those things. So I thank him for gracefully red-pilling myself and letting me expose my friends to more accurate versions of history without fear of getting called a nutjob in the process.

you're a nutjob for liking a film that intentionally omits the JQ for three hours.

Ok, ty nice mod.

Wow I've never even heard of James Files before. That interview sounds still be available somewhere, right?

Don't bother! James Files is completely full of shit and just wants the fame so he doesn't die in jail as a nobody! He claims that he used a Remington Fireball with a scope! At that close of a distance, not only would you not need a scope, you wouldn't want to use one! Scopes are magnified, and at close range, the target would be in and out of the scope's sights before you could blink!

No question, just let him know I said thank you for the wonderful documentary and I really look forward to the next chapter.

I am genuinely interested in this.

There's a fraudulent part 2 on YouTube that almost fooled me, so stay away guy's! Link: https://youtu.be/vHtjzGSncVM or go on over and call the guy in asshole?

I didn't read the full title and I thought he was dead by heart attack or something. Always read the title fully lol.

Loo-chee-a-no.

I'm going to watch it now

Mr. Connolly --

Do you see George Bush, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld ever being brought to justice for the murder of 2996 humans???

And like 1 million Iraqis

The view point of this documentary is way too contrary to the trump propaganda being spewed by r/conspiracy these days, prepare for a whitewash.

What? Idk what you mean. I love the dude, literally could call me a shill but 8 don't get paid :(. Doesn't mean I don't love this documentary.

https://youtu.be/cSSwXvsEX_c

There's also that

So you love trump but also love a film that shows that he and everyone like him are purposely running the world into the ground?

You're right you guys are too dumb to tell the difference... cheer on friend. Just another reason to completely tune out of this sub again.

Trump isn't exactly rich, he's nothing close to a Rothschild. I just like that the people he appointed such as Tillerson, Mnuchin, Cohen, Wilbur, weren't really rich when young, but went on to run the world's biggest institutions. They ran all the operations for Rockefellers and Rothschild without ever getting due credit. It's old money vs new money perhaps, but I'd much rather new money ran the world than old money

How do you reconcile with yourself knowing that trump is not "exactly" rich (I happen to agree with you there), when that's all he ever claims to be.

So he's lying about his wealth, and you know he is, yet you like him.

OR he really is rich, putting him in the 1%, and is therefore, by virtue of having that kind of money, and actively furthering ONLY the goals of the "old money" oil / weapons /pharmaceutical industry, totally in league with the "old money". But because his money is younger than their money he's a good choice.

ORRR he really is a failure at business (check) and is totally lying about how much he's really worth (check) and in an effort to make people think he really is so incredibly yugely rich, will pander to the "old money" until they accept him as one of their own (check) and he has done nothing but prove these things since taking office (check) and you somehow still think he was a good choice (check) and you also find this film about how horribly awful the people who do these things are (check) and you don't have any idea why MOST people think you and ALL other trump supporters are mentally retarded?

The shilling for don aside, you bring up some fairly reasonable points, but thinking trump is good, and that this movie is about some other type of rich people, is just fucking stupid. This film is an expose on the system set in place by the "old money" to be carried out by the "new money". Fund war, elect puppets, join war, get lootz, don't share the lootz, rinse and repeat.

10 billion isn't rich. It's rich to what TPTB want us to think, but even Bill gates is a small fish. I never said he isn't rich. He clearly is as his campaign financial disclosure forms show. The only negative thing he's done since office has been net neutrality in my honest opinion, and I read about him atleast an hour every day and watch everything the Whitehouse channel puts out, and I listen to political podcasts going to and from work which is 2 hours of it.

Trump isn't exactly rich

10 billion isn't rich.

It's rich to what TPTB want us to think

I never said he isn't rich.

He clearly is as his campaign financial disclosure forms show.

What??

You do realize money from say the Rothschild is held by privately owned companies they don't disclose the riches of, off shore accounts, and in vaults full of gold.

Sure I can understand that. I was confused about your statement about his wealth. So if I got it right he is really rich compared to 99.99999% of the population but is broke so to speak compared to the .00001%?

Either way he has enough wealth and connections to make it clear he is not going to be advocating for our best interest. And these people in the .00001% don't give a shit about money anymore, power is their currency and they will do anything necessary to obtain it and keep it.

From the actions I've seen him take, I think he's doing what's in my best interest

Fair enough. Maybe we can revisit this topic in a few years and see if our opinions changed or stayed the same. I'm very curious to see what the political climate will be like 2020.

Thanks for the response.

So exactly as I said, mentally retarded, thanks for clearing that up so nicely.

most middle class americans are in the worlds 1%. just sayin

Then why do we even vote if both sides are always going to be corrupt, incompetent or simply red or blue? Serious question, I'm not trying to troll or anything. I just hear this a lot and makes me wonder if we all know this why do we keep fooling ourselves thinking our vote matters?

I ask myself this every day, the fact that don is sitting in the office just proves that votes don't count. Until we abolish the electoral college nothing will change, I just hope Donald is stupid enough to actually think he won the popular vote and try and get rid of it during the term.

Amazing documentary. This and the Zeitgeist series of films had an immense impact on my development.

Great, maybe he can avoid talking about Mossad and Greater Israel some more.

yeah anything that isn't about greater israel is pretty irrelevant...

/s? It only explains all of the wars of the last 25 years.

I'm afraid this is why I'll be dissapointed. He gets closer to the truth than many, but still stays within safe distance of it.

Maybe because he wants to stay alive long enough to get part duex out?

Cool. I watched that 4 hour monster documentary in one go, glued to the sofa, and it felt like a breeze. Super interesting work. Here's hoping he's working on a new one.

Any reason to think that that this might not be his official Facebook page?

Official Site: http://everythingisarichmanstrick.webs.com/

Official youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1Qt6a-vaNM

Any update from this endeavor?

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/54z8a0/francis_richard_conolly_the_documentary/

This is one of the BEST first steps down the rabbit hole - stoked for this AMA.

Any insight in this operation second farm where kennedy is carter?

He does touch on this theory in his documentary

Interesting. I watched half last night and I'm finishing the last half when I get home. I was blown away at how far back he starts. I assumed it was going to be covering from JFK to 9/11.

What does 322 under the skull and bones mean?

A document in Yale's archives[20]suggests that 322 is a reference to the year 322 BC and that members measure dates from this year instead of from the common era. In 322 BC, the Lamian War ended with the death of Demosthenes and Athenians were made to dissolve their government and establish a plutocratic system in its stead, whereby only those possessing 2,000 drachmas or more could remain citizens. Documents in the Tomb have purportedly been found dated to "Anno-Demostheni".[21] Members measure time of day according to a clock 5 minutes out of sync with normal time, the latter is called "barbarian time".

One legend is that the numbers in the society's emblem ("322") represent "founded in '32, 2nd corps", referring to a first Corps in an unknown German university.[22][23]

-- Wikipedia so take it with a grain of salt.

Could be from the Bible too - Genesis 3:22

And the LORD God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us, to know good and evil: and now, lest he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live for ever:

Guy is making himself available for 32 hours. All star.

Will he sign my boobs?

No sir, he will not.

:(

I read this as boots and was wondering if this guy is a white supremacist.

nien! ich bin (((them)))

Remind me! 3 days

Heheh thanks man!

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Question: What does he think is really going on with the whole New Cold War-drum beating that has been growing over the past few years?

There were some assertions he said in RMT that laughed at, most of the time he was spot on IMO, but some of his mentioned facts were closer to opinion.

What are your thoughts on Pizzagate? Would you make a documentary on it if it were crowdfunded?

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The only thing I don't like about this is that it is very pro Israel and Pro socialism.

The whole doc is a goy black mail piece. Jews, Israel, Zionism, etc., are willfully ignored. He even plugged the Holohoax towards the end. It's sad the sub is duped by such blatant deception and misguidance.

So you love trump but also love a film that shows that he and everyone like him are purposely running the world into the ground?

You're right you guys are too dumb to tell the difference... cheer on friend. Just another reason to completely tune out of this sub again.

That video changed so many lives. Can't wait to see what he has to say!

$3m is required for part 2?!

Great documentary. Altho IIRC I thought his coverage on 9/11 was pretty well lacking. An hour on JFK and 15 minutes on 9/11....

Nice loved part 1, cant wait!

*Name: * Troy Brown

*Number: * 80

*Position: * WR, CB

*Career length: * 1993-2007, 192 games

*Career stats: * 557 receptions, 6366 yards, 31 touchdowns

*Name: * Troy Brown

*Number: * 80

*Position: * WR, CB

*Career length: * 1993-2007, 192 games

[Career stats: ](http://www.nfl.com/player/troybrown/2499871/careerstats) 557 receptions, 6366 yards, 31 touchdowns

*Name: * Troy Brown

*Number: * 80

*Position: * WR, CB

*Career length: * 1993-2007, 192 games

Career stats: 557 receptions, 6366 yards, 31 touchdowns

*Name: * Troy Brown

*Number: * 80

*Position: * WR, CB

*Career length: * 1993-2007, 192 games

Career stats: 557 receptions, 6366 yards, 31 touchdowns

*Super Bowls: * XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX

One of the best documentary I've ever seen!

Name: Troy Brown

Number: 80

Position: Wide Receiver, Defensive Back, Punt returner

Career length: 1993-2007, 192 games

Career stats: 557 receptions, 6366 yards, 31 touchdowns

Hall of Fame: Patriots Hall of Fame, 2012

Accolades: 2001 Pro Bowl, 2001 First Team All Pro

Super Bowls: XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX

Summary: Troy Brown looked like a promising young receiver at Marshall University, despite his 5'10", 196 pound frame. Aside from his receiving skills, he looked like an exceptional returner in college. He led his division in return yard average in 1991. A year later, Troy Brown and Marshall won the National Championship, with Brown getting an interception in the final minutes of the game. To say the least, Brown set a legacy at Marshall University. He holds numerous NCAA records that still stand to this date; notable records being kickoff return average and kickoff return touchdowns. Brown cemented his place into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2010. After finishing his senior year at Marshall University, 21 year old Troy Brown was ready to enter the NFL Draft.

Brown's draft day did not turn out to be the best. He had a long wait, being picked in the 8th round at pick 198. There were 224 total picks in this draft. On top of this, Brown was drafted to the New England Patriots, who, at the time, finished the previous year 2-14. Brown's draft day could not have gone any worse.

Brown's first few years with the Patriots was disastrous. He got cut by New England in 1993, but was eventually resigned. Brown's role with the Pats was strictly him returning punts and kicks from time to time. He received little to no playing time as a receiver. This lasted until the 1995 season, when Brown saw a slight increase in snaps played at receiver. He caught 14 passes for 159 yards, and averaged roughly 21 yards per kick return. His role continued to increase, catching 6 touchdowns for the Patriots, 1997 AFC Champions. In 2000, Troy Brown finally became a starter for the Patriots.

In his first year as a starter, Brown looked encouraging. Catching 83 passes for 944 yards from former number one overall pick Drew Bledsoe, the duo looked like they could be the next big thing. That is, until Bledsoe went down. Bledsoe's backup quarterback, Tom Brady, pick 199, had a poor build. He was skinny, and he lacked great physical stature and strength. He lacked mobility and ability to avoid the rush. He lacked a really strong arm and he can't drive the ball downfield. He does not throw a tight spiral, and he could get exposed if used in the wrong system. He gets knocked down easily.

So now, Troy Brown, coming off his best year of his career, is without his star quarterback. Brown's first few games with Brady at quarterback were rough. A combined 8 receptions for 68 yards through two games. Then, the wheels started to spin. Brown exploded the next two games - 11 catches for 117 yards, and 8 catches for 120 yards and a touchdown. Brown finished the 2001 regular season with what would be the best season of his career. 101 catches, 1199 yards, and 5 touchdowns. On top of this, the Patriots finished off the regular season on a six game win streak, getting then a first round bye.

The Patriots won the divisional game thanks to hard work and the tuck rule, r/oaklandraiders. The next game, the AFC Championship game against the Steelers is where Troy Brown stood out. This spectacular play, as well as this punt return which would go on to be the winning score for the Patriots. After starting from the bottom, Troy Brown worked his way up to being the #1 receiver for the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Troy Brown. He may have only caught 6 passes for 89 yards in the game, but he set up this game winning field goal with [this](23 yard catch in the final minute of the game.

#7 Troy Brown | Top 10 Patriots of All Time | NFL

Honorable Mentions: Tom Brady Tedy Bruschi John Hannah Ty Law Willie McGinest Stanley Morgan Richard Seymour Adam Vinatieri

Name: Troy Brown

Number: 80

Position: Wide Receiver, Defensive Back, Punt returner

Career length: 1993-2007, 192 games

Career stats: 557 receptions, 6366 yards, 31 touchdowns

Hall of Fame: Patriots Hall of Fame, 2012

Accolades: 2001 Pro Bowl, 2001 First Team All Pro

Super Bowls: XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX

Summary: Troy Brown looked like a promising young receiver at Marshall University, despite his 5'10", 196 pound frame. Aside from his receiving skills, he looked like an exceptional returner in college. He led his division in return yard average in 1991. A year later, Troy Brown and Marshall won the National Championship, with Brown getting an interception in the final minutes of the game. To say the least, Brown set a legacy at Marshall University. He holds numerous NCAA records that still stand to this date; notable records being kickoff return average and kickoff return touchdowns. Brown cemented his place into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2010. After finishing his senior year at Marshall University, 21 year old Troy Brown was ready to enter the NFL Draft.

Brown's draft day did not turn out to be the best. He had a long wait, being picked in the 8th round at pick 198. There were 224 total picks in this draft. On top of this, Brown was drafted to the New England Patriots, who, at the time, finished the previous year 2-14. Brown's draft day could not have gone any worse.

Brown's first few years with the Patriots was disastrous. He got cut by New England in 1993, but was eventually resigned. Brown's role with the Pats was strictly him returning punts and kicks from time to time. He received little to no playing time as a receiver. This lasted until the 1995 season, when Brown saw a slight increase in snaps played at receiver. He caught 14 passes for 159 yards, and averaged roughly 21 yards per kick return. His role continued to increase, catching 6 touchdowns for the Patriots, 1997 AFC Champions. In 2000, Troy Brown finally became a starter for the Patriots.

In his first year as a starter, Brown looked encouraging. Catching 83 passes for 944 yards from former number one overall pick Drew Bledsoe, the duo looked like they could be the next big thing. That is, until Bledsoe went down. Bledsoe's backup quarterback, Tom Brady, pick 199, had a poor build. He was skinny, and he lacked great physical stature and strength. He lacked mobility and ability to avoid the rush. He lacked a really strong arm and he can't drive the ball downfield. He does not throw a tight spiral, and he could get exposed if used in the wrong system. He gets knocked down easily.

So now, Troy Brown, coming off his best year of his career, is without his star quarterback. Brown's first few games with Brady at quarterback were rough. A combined 8 receptions for 68 yards through two games. Then, the wheels started to spin. Brown exploded the next two games - 11 catches for 117 yards, and 8 catches for 120 yards and a touchdown. Brown finished the 2001 regular season with what would be the best season of his career. 101 catches, 1199 yards, and 5 touchdowns. On top of this, the Patriots finished off the regular season on a six game win streak, getting then a first round bye.

The Patriots won the divisional game thanks to hard work and the tuck rule, r/oaklandraiders. The next game, the AFC Championship game against the Steelers is where Troy Brown stood out. This spectacular play, as well as this punt return which would go on to be the winning score for the Patriots. After starting from the bottom, Troy Brown worked his way up to being the #1 receiver for the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Troy Brown. He may have only caught 6 passes for 89 yards in the game, but he set up this game winning field goal with [this](23 yard catch in the final minute of the game.)

#7 Troy Brown | Top 10 Patriots of All Time | NFL

Honorable Mentions: Tom Brady Tedy Bruschi John Hannah Ty Law Willie McGinest Stanley Morgan Richard Seymour Adam Vinatieri

Yesss!! I've been corresponding with Mr. Connolly and am so excited the community is getting behind him on this!

Name: Troy Brown

Number: 80

Position: Wide Receiver, Defensive Back, Punt returner

Career length: 1993-2007, 192 games

Career stats: 557 receptions, 6366 yards, 31 touchdowns

Hall of Fame: Patriots Hall of Fame, 2012

Accolades: 2001 Pro Bowl, 2001 First Team All Pro

Super Bowls: XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX

Summary: Troy Brown looked like a promising young receiver at Marshall University, despite his 5'10", 196 pound frame. Aside from his receiving skills, he looked like an exceptional returner in college. He led his division in return yard average in 1991. A year later, Troy Brown and Marshall won the National Championship, with Brown getting an interception in the final minutes of the game. To say the least, Brown set a legacy at Marshall University. He holds numerous NCAA records that still stand to this date; notable records being kickoff return average and kickoff return touchdowns. Brown cemented his place into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2010. After finishing his senior year at Marshall University, 21 year old Troy Brown was ready to enter the NFL Draft.

Brown's draft day did not turn out to be the best. He had a long wait, being picked in the 8th round at pick 198. There were 224 total picks in this draft. On top of this, Brown was drafted to the New England Patriots, who, at the time, finished the previous year 2-14. Brown's draft day could not have gone any worse.

Brown's first few years with the Patriots was disastrous. He got cut by New England in 1993, but was eventually resigned. Brown's role with the Pats was strictly him returning punts and kicks from time to time. He received little to no playing time as a receiver. This lasted until the 1995 season, when Brown saw a slight increase in snaps played at receiver. He caught 14 passes for 159 yards, and averaged roughly 21 yards per kick return. His role continued to increase, catching 6 touchdowns for the Patriots, 1997 AFC Champions. In 2000, Troy Brown finally became a starter for the Patriots.

In his first year as a starter, Brown looked encouraging. Catching 83 passes for 944 yards from former number one overall pick Drew Bledsoe, the duo looked like they could be the next big thing. That is, until Bledsoe went down. Bledsoe's backup quarterback, Tom Brady, pick 199, had a poor build. He was skinny, and he lacked great physical stature and strength. He lacked mobility and ability to avoid the rush. He lacked a really strong arm and he can't drive the ball downfield. He does not throw a tight spiral, and he could get exposed if used in the wrong system. He gets knocked down easily.

So now, Troy Brown, coming off his best year of his career, is without his star quarterback. Brown's first few games with Brady at quarterback were rough. A combined 8 receptions for 68 yards through two games. Then, the wheels started to spin. Brown exploded the next two games - 11 catches for 117 yards, and 8 catches for 120 yards and a touchdown. Brown finished the 2001 regular season with what would be the best season of his career. 101 catches, 1199 yards, and 5 touchdowns. On top of this, the Patriots finished off the regular season on a six game win streak, getting then a first round bye.

The Patriots won the divisional game thanks to hard work and the tuck rule, r/oaklandraiders. The next game, the AFC Championship game against the Steelers is where Troy Brown stood out. This spectacular play, as well as this punt return which would go on to be the winning score for the Patriots. After starting from the bottom, Troy Brown worked his way up to being the #1 receiver for the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Troy Brown. He may have only caught 6 passes for 89 yards in the game, but he set up this game winning field goal with this 23 yard gain.

Love this documentary but just had one question. This doc focuses a lot on insuring capitalism and using it to benefit the super rich however I feel like today the new world order stuff is pushing toward communism. What caused this flip, or am I just totally wrong?

communism for the rich, capitalism for the poor. Saving the banks, payed with debt on the puplic

What this film fails to detail is how the the same international bankers and industrialists who funded Hitlers rise to power actually bankrolled the Bolshevik revolution in 1917. Socialism creates a captive market.

Right, I figured socialism would be their goal as it gives them more control? But maybe they just pick and choose whichever is more convenient?

this is wonderful news

I can't wait for it.

Please would you comment on the link between Satanic Ritual Abuse, particularly of children, and the elites? Thank you

lol

Interesting. I watched half last night and I'm finishing the last half when I get home. I was blown away at how far back he starts. I assumed it was going to be covering from JFK to 9/11.

Trump isn't exactly rich

10 billion isn't rich.

It's rich to what TPTB want us to think

I never said he isn't rich.

He clearly is as his campaign financial disclosure forms show.

What??

So exactly as I said, mentally retarded, thanks for clearing that up so nicely.

I can believe 7 gunmen. I mean, if they want someone dead they will cover all angles. But the fact everyone was taking shots seem odd to me but I've mostly spent my time looking into the Moon Landing. I've heard theories that Jackie O fired that last shot then stashes the gun in her purse before crawling out the back. But I will be looking forward to your questions and his answers regardless. I just keep an open mind about all of this.