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Mandela Effect EXPLAINED - Risky Business & Moonraker

Mandela Effect EXPLAINED - Risky Business & Moonraker Risky Business: The sunglasses are basically what ties together most people's memory of that movie in general, because they were iconic to Tom's character at the end of the film. HE DID NOT WEAR THEM IN THAT DANCE SCENE. If anyone did a parody of that scene or dressed up in that outfit without the sunglasses, no one would know who the hell they were referencing. It would just be a dork in socks and underwear. Moonraker: Dolly never had braces. I head from someone that at one time there was a commercial spoof of that scene and the actress in the commercial had braces (maybe it was for dental insurance or oddly specific dating, I have no idea) But her character in the film did not have them, Also.......Hi! genius, the actress who played the role of Dolly, Blanche Ravalec, is still with us. She in her early 60's. JUST ASK HER ABOUT IT. I'm sure she will straighten you out. . So far, the "effect&quo

Banned Books - Abby Martin and Mark Crispin Miller

Banned Books - Abby Martin and Mark Crispin Miller Abby Martin speaks with NYU media studies professor, Mark Crispin Miller, discussing the addition of 5 books to the Forbidden Bookshelf, a project aimed at making important literature that has gone out of circulation once again available to the public. The newest additions to the Forbidden Bookshelf include: 1. DuPont Dynasty: Behind the Nylon Curtain by Gerard Colby 2. Hidden History of the Korean War by I.F. Stone 3. Assassination on Embassy Row by Saul Landau and John Dinges 4. The Assassination of New York by Robert Fitch 5. The Polk Conspiracy by Kati Marton Access the full series here: https://openroadmedia.com/forbidden-bookshelf LIKE Breaking the Set @ http://fb.me/JournalistAbbyMartin FOLLOW Abby Martin @ http://twitter.com/AbbyMartin

Top 11 Food, Beverage and Beauty Products to Avoid

Top 11 common foods and personal care products you should avoid at all costs. By Skip Pulley – Founder, Kahuna Life Fluoride Despite the information that your loving, caring government officials tell you, Fluoride is most definitely a Neurotoxin. 59 human studies that have looked at fluoride exposure and effects on brain function. 53 of these show fluoride’s damaging effect: lowered IQ, behavioral deficits, nervous disorders, and memory disruption. There are also hundreds of animal studies showing fluoride’s adverse effects on the brain. Fluoride is a toxic industrial waste product, which may also be contaminated with lead, arsenic, radionucleotides, aluminum and other industrial contaminants. Flouride was originally developed during WWII for prisoners of war and concentration camp inmates in order to make them more docile and less likely to revolt. It has the same effect today, taken voluntarily by millions. The daily dose of fluoride recommended by the American Denta

Say it ain't so...Joe? Jokes are supposed to be funny.

Say it ain't so...Joe? Joe Biden is the weakest presidential candidate in recent memory...yet he still might get elected - and that is freaking hysterical. By Skip Pulley The US Democratic party has officially become the world's most unfunny joke. From their open and obvious betrayal of young, progressive Representatives in their own party to their determined and deliberate dismantling of Bernie Sanders...twice...to their mastery of the not-so-subtle art of self-destruction, Democrats have become tantamount to ball-gag wearing gimps encased in a foot locker made of arrogance and false platitudes; who by the way, clearly did not learn the obvious lesson of nominating an un-electable, corrupt hot mess whose margin of defeat was less than the number of people who stayed home rather than betray their own consciousness by supporting her. (That's right. She was such a bitter pill, people actually held the door open for an illiterate, racist, orange fink; who although hilari

Top 11 Foods That Naturally Increase Male Performance

A guide to naturally improving male sexual health by Skip Pulley At some point during my adult life, because I rarely used pharmaceuticals and refused to become a slave to tobacco, alcohol and caffeine, I was labeled an “herbalist”. To be honest, I wasn’t really sure what that meant the first few times I heard it. I thought maybe it was in reference to being a weed enthusiast. But I found that it means "naturalist" or otherwise outside the scope of artificial chemical compounds. Having said all that, I have been described in some circles as a "beatnik" - and unlike most unkempt (and socially contrived) "hippies", I have my own unique style despite non-conformity and being non-materialistic. It’s called minimalism, and it invades every part of my life, especially diet, behavior and environment. I try to keep things simple. As an example, a few years ago, while I was hanging out with some of my Eastern European friends I learned that a

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