July 11, 2023, 06:27 PM
stoic-oneGuess I'm Q-Anon now.
quote:I was surprised that it sat in film cans for five years looking for a distributor
quote:Originally posted by KSGM:
Jim did bring up one point, in the preview, that I wholeheartedly agree with: we need to pray for the perpetrators of these crimes; not just the victims.
This is likely due to Jim's consistent mentioning of Adrenochrome. I, for one, don't doubt that these "harvestings" do occur, but I think it hurts his cause to mention it. Everyone's morbid curiosity is going to gravitate to the most extreme, warped, niche circumstance afforded by the Adrenochrome scenario; distracting from the much larger, much more combatable problem of child trafficking as a whole, IMO.quote:trying to link this to Q-Anon
If not prayer, than perhaps the mental health approach; if it's not a matter of demon interference, than it is a matter of mental defect bolstered by cultural rot. If no root cause is somehow addressed, we're faced with perpetual child abuse, and said prescribed cruel deaths.quote:deaths are cruel, painful, and lengthy
quote:[HST] "What is it?"
[Samoan Attorney]"Adrenochrome," he said. "You won't need much. Just a little tiny taste."
I got the bottle and dipped the head of a paper match into it.
"That's about right," he said. "That stuff makes pure mescaline seem like ginger beer. You'll go completely crazy if you take too much."
I licked the end of the match. "Where'd you get this?" I asked. "You can't buy it."
"Never mind," he said. "It's absolutely pure."
I shook my head sadly. "Jesus! What kind of monster client have you picked up this time? There's only one source for this stuff . .
He nodded.
"The adrenaline glands from a living human body," I said. "It's no good if you get it out of a corpse."
"I know," he replied. "But the guy didn't have any cash. He's one of these Satanism freaks. He offered me human blood - said it would make me higher than I'd ever been in my life," he laughed. "I thought he was kidding, so I told him I'd just as soon have an ounce or so of pure adrenochrome - or maybe just a fresh adrenalin gland to chew on."
I could already feel the stuff working on me. The first wave felt like a combination of mescaline and methedrmne. Maybe I should take a swim, I thought.
"Yeah," my attorney was saying. "They nailed this guy for child molesting, but he swears he didn't do it. 'Why should I fuck with chi Wren?' he says; 'They're too small!"' He shrugged. "Christ, what could I say? Even a goddamn were wolf is entitled to legal counsel . . . I didn't dare turn the creep down. He might have picked up a letter opener and gone after my pineal gland."
"Why not?" I said. "He could probably get Melvin Belli for that." I nodded, barely able to talk now. My body felt like I'd just been wired
into a 220 volt socket. "Shit, we should get us some of that stuff." I muttered finally. "Just eat a big handful and see what happens."
"Some of what?"
"Extract of pineal."
He stared at me. "Sure," he said. "That's a good idea. One whiff of that shit would turn you into something out of a god damn medical
encyclopedia! Man, your head would swell up like a watermelon, you'd probably gain about a hundred pounds in two hours . . . claws, bleeding
warts, then you'd notice about six huge hairy tits swelling up on your back .. ." He shook his head emphatically. "Man, I'll try just about
anything; but I'd never in hell touch a pineal gland.
quote:Originally posted by KSGM:This is likely due to Jim's consistent mentioning of Adrenochrome. I, for one, don't doubt that these "harvestings" do occur, but I think it hurts his cause to mention it. Everyone's morbid curiosity is going to gravitate to the most extreme, warped, niche circumstance afforded by the Adrenochrome scenario; distracting from the much larger, much more combatable problem of child trafficking as a whole, IMO.quote:trying to link this to Q-AnonIf not prayer, than perhaps the mental health approach; if it's not a matter of demon interference, than it is a matter of mental defect bolstered by cultural rot. If no root cause is somehow addressed, we're faced with perpetual child abuse, and said prescribed cruel deaths.quote:deaths are cruel, painful, and lengthy
Edit: In a subsequent conversation with my wife, she advocated swift, public capitol punishment. I postulated that these people are so driven in their depravity, that it would only be a partial remedy, as this wouldn't serve as deterrent for the more heinous offenders. She reinforced her stance with the notion that removal from the gene pool of any of them is a plus, and would lead to ultimate eradication over time. Fair point.
quote:Agreed. Public hangings would be a great start.
quote:Originally posted by Pyker:quote:Agreed. Public hangings would be a great start.
Public Crucifixion from the downtown lamp posts.
quote:Originally posted by CPD SIG:quote:Originally posted by Pyker:quote:Agreed. Public hangings would be a great start.
Public Crucifixion from the downtown lamp posts.
Is there anything slower, more painful? Because I'd be in favor of that!
quote:DailyWire.com: Sound Of Freedom’ Dominates Box Offices Across The Country
By Katie Jerkovich
Jul 12, 2023 DailyWire.com
“Sound of Freedom” has been dominating box offices across the country in places like Florida and Texas its first weekend out after taking the number one spot across the country on its release day July 4.
The film — which deals with the horrors of human trafficking — has done incredibly well in the middle of the country and the southern portion of the United- States, becoming number one movie over the July 7-9 weekend at multiplexes in Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Phoenix, and Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, and Salt Lake City, according to Comscore data.
It ended up beating Disney’s highly-anticipated Harrison Ford sequel “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” along with “Insidious: Red Door” its opening weekend in these places, the outlet noted.
The Jim Caviezel-lead film has earned — over its 8 days run — a total of more than $45 million at the domestic box office, according to Box Office Mojo. It also earned a coveted A+ CinemaScore, which generally guarantees strong word of mouth, THR noted.
“Sound of Freedom” comes from AngelStudios movie — the same company responsible for the popular faith-based television series, “The Chosen.”
Angel Studios CEO Neal Harmon said in a statement that their movie has taken on a “life of its own.”quote:“We're getting messages from all over the country telling us about packed theaters, sold-out theaters, and spontaneous standing ovations for the film in numerous locations. Seeing this film has become a must thanks to incredible word-of-mouth…”
https://t.co/QNlUcFYiZn
— Sound of Freedom | Movie (@SOFMovie2023) July 11, 2023
“This movie has now taken on a life of its own to become something more than that, a grassroots movement,” Harmon said. “The world needs to see ‘Sound of Freedom’ and we know that our biggest competitive advantage — our incredible fans and investors — are going to make sure that happens.”
Following the film’s success over the weekend, the “Passion of the Christ” star shared a video with followers thanking them for “not letting the media silence” this movie.
“I’ve always said do you want to be liked by many, the world, Hollywood, or do you want to be loved by one, which is God,” Caviezel said in the clip. “Because love don’t come from man it comes from above.”
“So, I’m sitting here thinking about all you amazing Americans that are fighting the battle and helping us in this war against the greatest evil that has ever been,” he added. “Because you know that God’s children are not for sale.”
In the movie, Caviezel portrays Tim Ballard in the true story of a federal agent who quits his job and embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue a young girl from sex slavery in South America.