Essential Conspiracy Thread
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VegetasHairline
Veteran
Saw that the other night. Professor Griff be spittin some truth. Watched a bunch of his videos.
I don't get how people don't believe that there isn't a global elite out there that doesn't control everything that goes on. Especially in the music industry. There are so many people out there saying and showing the same thing about individuals. It's really not that far-fetched or a conspiracy theory if you open your eyes, do some research, and stop being a sheep.
KilluminaZi
Rookie
Heres what author of the book Journey to the Red Carpet Menyone DeVeaux had to say:
Innocent, smart, kind and important, will not get you the part in Hollywood.. However: Wild, Fun, Open-Minded, Getty, and Dirty Little Secrets May Get You To The Casting Couch ..
My most memorable moments was arriving to L A for the first time, and within 24 hours, I was already offered a gig. Because I was smart, kind and important.. I figured.
A friend/associate invited me out to a party.. A Hollywood Party!!! I was told to keep it to myself. discrete. I replied.. Why? Because Its NH.. bytch! Im thinking, what is NH?
Smoke, puff, pass, shots.. Twisted. Pulling up to a huge house, security check? Green light! Action.. IM THINKING DAM!!!!!! I MADE IT.. HOLLYWOOD YES!!
Im rolling deep, with some of the biggest names in the game Jumping out the limousine and Im feeling good. My friend whispers in my ear.. relax .. it Never Happened I replied.. Huh? what Never Happen? My friend says welcome to the NH lady!!! I just wanted to pass out my business cards.
They have these parties two or three times a week, when did they sleep..? There were always dozens of people in there. Woman lined up just to have sex with one Big head celebrity, while his boyfriend brags about the ankle bracelet he bought him.
Bathtub filled with champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries. Rooms with different favors, party favors..
How many of these parties do I need to attend before I get my Big BREAK? I met some amazing people, but the down low brother shyt really does exist.
Someone outs a blunt, makes a toast to Money, Hoes and Clothes Is All a nikka Knows!!! Ahh MAN.. ( my response) Not him I thought he was a Leading Man. After a while I realized thats what NH ( Never Happened) ment.
Because I can see these same people at the sports clubs in LA. Look them right in the eye at a charity events, now Im looking at a major celebrity getting head by the same sex..
I took a detour to the dark side, unwilling and forced, that allowed me to see another side, of the industry.. I decided to write a book on my detour, and my Journey to The Red Carpet.. I thought I never be able to actually make it this far.
wow... i wanna read more shyt like that ^^^
LadyElle0301
Pro
"The Cabin in the Woods": A Movie Celebrating the Elite's Ritual Sacrifices | The Vigilant Citizen
I thought this was an interesting read.
I thought this was an interesting read.
Whether you like it or not, the Obama and Romney campaigns have been using cookies and data miners to track what you're up to on the web. You know when those phone jockeys from Obama for America or Romney for President catch you at home working on your fantasy football team? Chances are they probably know all about your fantasy football habits and your voting record and your friends and your porn habits. This is the hyperconnected 21st-century, after all. Even your political machine can be personalized.
The New York Times offered a somewhat chilling peek inside the data science that's at the core of both the Romney and Obama campaigns on Sunday. In truth, what the presidential campaigns are doing isn't much different than what companies like Target and Capital One have been doing for years. When you visit their site, they drop a little cookie into your browser that follows you around the web and reports back on what you've been up to. According to The Times, these cookies can tell if you're looking at religious sites and then when you go back to the campaign site, it can green you with a religious message. The data gets even more detailed than that:
Officials at both campaigns say the most insightful data remains the basics: a voter's party affiliation, voting history, basic information like age and race, and preferences gleaned from one-on-one conversations with volunteers. But more subtle data mining has helped the Obama campaign learn that their supporters often eat at Red Lobster, shop at Burlington Coat Factory and listen to smooth jazz. Romney backers are more likely to drink Samuel Adams beer, eat at Olive Garden and watch college football.
The practice of data mining isn't a complete mystery. Mother Jones published a feature about Obama's data team and the use of tracking cookies that corroborates a lot the claims in the Times report. In fact, according to Mother Jones reporter Tim Murphy, it was the Obama campaign that blazed the trail on tracking voters, and Romney hustled to put a data team together after he won the primary.
Both reports are worth reading in full if you're curious about why the Romney campaign volunteer you talked to on the phone last night knew your dead cat Vincent's life story. Of course, both campaigns swear that they're respecting people's privacy. "You don't want your analytical efforts to be obvious because voters get creeped out," a Romney campaign official told The Times. "A lot of what we're doing is behind the scenes."
The New York Times offered a somewhat chilling peek inside the data science that's at the core of both the Romney and Obama campaigns on Sunday. In truth, what the presidential campaigns are doing isn't much different than what companies like Target and Capital One have been doing for years. When you visit their site, they drop a little cookie into your browser that follows you around the web and reports back on what you've been up to. According to The Times, these cookies can tell if you're looking at religious sites and then when you go back to the campaign site, it can green you with a religious message. The data gets even more detailed than that:
Officials at both campaigns say the most insightful data remains the basics: a voter's party affiliation, voting history, basic information like age and race, and preferences gleaned from one-on-one conversations with volunteers. But more subtle data mining has helped the Obama campaign learn that their supporters often eat at Red Lobster, shop at Burlington Coat Factory and listen to smooth jazz. Romney backers are more likely to drink Samuel Adams beer, eat at Olive Garden and watch college football.
The practice of data mining isn't a complete mystery. Mother Jones published a feature about Obama's data team and the use of tracking cookies that corroborates a lot the claims in the Times report. In fact, according to Mother Jones reporter Tim Murphy, it was the Obama campaign that blazed the trail on tracking voters, and Romney hustled to put a data team together after he won the primary.
Both reports are worth reading in full if you're curious about why the Romney campaign volunteer you talked to on the phone last night knew your dead cat Vincent's life story. Of course, both campaigns swear that they're respecting people's privacy. "You don't want your analytical efforts to be obvious because voters get creeped out," a Romney campaign official told The Times. "A lot of what we're doing is behind the scenes."
Earthquake in New England today....4.6 on the richter scale
That's my Mayans
That's my Mayans
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
I want something to pop off in dec.
Bring nibiru annunaki reptilians demons all them nikkas
Me and my nikkas gonna be feasting on Cajun Reptile meatz high in protein
Bring nibiru annunaki reptilians demons all them nikkas
Me and my nikkas gonna be feasting on Cajun Reptile meatz high in protein
Vagina Thief
Your mother has nuts
I want something to pop off in dec.
Bring nibiru annunaki reptilians demons all them nikkas
Me and my nikkas gonna be feasting on Cajun Reptile meatz high in protein
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
"fukk David Icke and anybody DAT love em"
David Icke and Alex jones are fukking plants to keep you misguided on the real threat.
Are war with Israel is what you should be worried about.
"fukk David Icke and anybody DAT love em"
David Icke and Alex jones are fukking plants to keep you misguided on the real threat.
Are war with Israel is what you should be worried about.
at this point I don't know what to think of Icke and Jones
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
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livindajetlife
Superstar
"fukk David Icke and anybody DAT love em"
David Icke and Alex jones are fukking plants to keep you misguided on the real threat.
Are war with Israel is what you should be worried about.
Go on...
Go on...
because if anyone were as vocal with the truth as they seem to be....
they'd be sanctioned either financially, physically or credibility wise.
if there are people over our heads, they dont mind forums full of Wild Mass Guessing.
It's Wild Mass Guessing.
Those two are putting out books and hosting shows, standing around with bullhorns...
look! Im in Bohemian Grove with this camera and these studio lights! Look at that secret meeting and sacrifice 20 feet away! We've been watching for the last 45-
Oh shyt they found us, breh! run! Run!!!!
uh huh. You can usually figure out who's really speaking the truth on a large scale with a big crowd watching.
they're all dead or broke with little credibility.