How easy it is to make people believe a lie, and how hard it is to undo that work again! (Mark Twain)
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A remarkable set of photos were taken of actress Sharon Tate prior to her alleged death on August 9, 1969. These photos bear closer scrutiny, but first some more basic questioning of assumptions. And please be advised that if you click to go beneath the fold, there will be one gory photo, a fake one, but gory.
Continue reading “We know that Sharon Tate did not die that night, but was she even pregnant?”
AB over at Fakeologist is kind enough now and then to highlight some of our work here, and I merely wanted to return the favor. His piece, Kendall Jenner media storm caught my eye, and watching the Pepsi commercial in the linked Toronto Sun piece absolutely freaked me. It is loaded with visual and musical subliminal imagery. I would take time here to analyze the commercial in detail, but two things stop me: One, it is a commercial and so is insidious propaganda to begin with, and two, it is Pepsi, which I regard to be a poison.
“This anti-Russian card is being played in the interests of some political forces inside the United States with an aim to strengthen and consolidate their position.” (Vladimir Putin)
Putin is, of course, saying something that is true. But he is in the awkward position of being an official “enemy” in our domestic propaganda system, so his words are automatically disbelieved.
The Russian hacking story won’t die, which means it is being kept alive with a purpose. It is nonsense, but set that aside. For what purpose?
Continue reading “What is the true purpose of the fake Russian hacking story?”
Our friend Josh (aka Daddieuhoh) has opted to take his leave from POM, following Straight, but leaving on a positive note. His new blog, Cutting Through the Fog, linked below, will be interesting.
There are not many interesting blogs out there. Most are caught up in politics and news, hashing and rehashing the same subjects that have diverted our attention for the entire postwar era, to no end. They are boring. Our list of links is a short one. It used to be much longer.
Note to readers: I have been vacationing on Kauai, one of the Hawaiian islands. While there we spent a lot of time on the beach. The ocean is like a a drug. I was sleeping more, and was enthralled by waves. I sat passively and watched them, the sea foam, the colors and sounds. It was so relaxing. Only a couple of times was I distracted by a human body – we are all so ordinary, there is so much obesity, so that “people watching” is not fun. Has it ever been fun outside of TV and movies and those LA bodies?
While there I received the following email from our friend Straight which includes permission to publish it. I have missed his input and insight, and so do so gladly. He is referring to Miles Mathis’s latest paper on “trannies.”While I agree that the whole tranny business is, like flat earth and pedophilia, a professional psyop, I also agree with Straight that it is not aimed at Mathis due to his work. It is a larger program aimed at de-sexualizing us. If my beach experience is any indication, it is working.
All words after this are from Straight.
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It was a Kabuki Dance, and one of the main players was Paul Ryan, scripted to play the evildoer. He was going to destroy Obamacare and allow millions to die unless Democrats rallied and pressured Congress to save ACA from the Republican menace. Trump played his part too, and when the effort ended in “failure,” he projected anger and disappointment. So said Huffington Post, showing stock photos of Trump with a dejected look on his face.
Submitted to Amazon.com:
The Falsification of History: Our Distorted Reality, by John Hamer
Take what is good, ignore the rest!
It is interesting that Mr. Hamer has chosen the least used medium of all, books, and beyond that a book that requires ability to process large volumes of prose, to reach ordinary people. That is OK, however, as ordinary people cannot be reached. I viewed the book as a venting process. Mr. Hamer got it all off his chest.
It was 1968, I was sound asleep. My mother, a light sleeper, kept a radio at bedside and listened to the news in the wee hours, when we were told that stories would sometimes sneak through unfiltered. That night she woke me up to say “They shot Bobby.”
I was horrified. Mom was no Kennedy lover, but no hater of anyone (except frank Sinatra, whom she called “Snottrag.). I was too young to have opinions of consequence. She was distraught. Whereas on November 22, 1963 she told me “Well, we have a better president tonight than we did this morning,” this time there was no consolation.
The RFK shooting always troubled me far more so than his older brother. Bobby was to me more glamorous. His antiwar posture, while not appealing intellectually, was an emotional stand that I liked. I wished I could agree with him. Decades later, having come through one of the many barriers to enlightenment in our society, I would also be (retroactively) an opponent of the Vietnam War, and would imagine that RFK was just another victim. Continue reading “More holders of the Get Out of Jail Free Card: OJ Simpson, Sirhan Sirhan (Part 2)”
The next two “Get out of jail free” card holders were the central focus of two of the most traumatic events of our time, the supposed deaths of Robert F. Kennedy, Nicole Brown-Simpson, and Ron Goldman. It does no good for me to sit here and taunt the reader, saying “Look again how you’ve been fooled!” I’ve been fooled often enough myself, and know that awkward feeling of coming to grips with reality. I do not imagine I possess some greater wisdom, and hope as you read this that you are not insulted by my “superior” knowledge. I too merely want to understand things. Once we break free of the grip of “news,” fraud is easy to spot. But before breaking free, it is quite difficult.
The “public hoax” is in large part due to the hypnotic nature of the medium to television (though it has been going on since the advent of mass communication of all types). Such is the power of television that anything seen on the screen and said to be news is automatically assumed true. Given this power over us, our leaders have elected to use it to distract us, shock us, and keep us under the thumb of their control. The Robert F. Kennedy assassination is useful to study in this regard, as it contained a good deal of “predictive programming.”
The OJ Simpson affair is far more difficult to understand. In that instance they took a man of seemingly good nature and destroyed his image, making him into a monster. What is more difficult to understand is why he let it happen. I suspect he was told “We gave you your fame, we are taking it back now,” but one cannot know such insider details.
I will try to understand the Simpson matter. Wish me luck.
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Leona Helmsley
Leona Helmsley was painted in the media as a shrew, and was branded that for supposedly having said “We don’t pay taxes. Only the little people pay taxes.” This goes back to 1989, and so may not be fresh material for most readers here, but is still useful to try to understand.
She claimed not to have said that. The words were attributed to her by a former housekeeper, and are not credible – that is, even if Helmsley held that opinion, she would not have shared it with one of the “little people.” The Wiki footnote on that quote is “11.”* Yet the words became her brand. It was almost as if she was railroaded.
Two other names pop up in this affair, Alan Dershowitz, and Rudy Giuliani. Both names raise red flags, as Dershowitz, in addition to being Noam Chomsky’s foil, would be one of the actor-lawyers in the OJ Simpson show trial (to be covered in another segment), and Giuliani, then a United States Attorney, would turn up as mayor of New York on 9/11/2001, surely a trusted insider to that gigantic hoax.
Continue reading “The magical ‘Get Out of Jail Free Card’ (Part 2): Leona Helmsley, Bernie Madoff”
Piece of Mindful 