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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

Remember - The Psychology of Contrived Crisis

All major world conflicts have been preceded by the same two events: An embargo/sanction(s) - and a fake cataclysm (false flag attack).

The Varying Degrees of Sh*t - An Alternative Top 11

The Varying Degrees of Sh*t a social interaction guideline in regards to fecal-zoology and excremental confederation by Skip Pulley We have all heard colloquial phrases in modern language which involve the word "Shit"; Bullshit, Dogshit, Batshit, etc., mostly used in a pejorative sense. But did you know that the word shit is a technical biology term that was not even considered an expletive until it began to be used out of context starting around the 19th century? With that in mind, here is a breakdown of terms and phrases which contain the word "shit", with matching personality types* and the meaning of each word or phrase in the context of modern conversational dialog and behavior. *Everyone in existence can be associated with or makes use of the following terms and phrases. Everyone, I said. Full stop. If you are very offended by these definitions or feel that you have no connection to any of them, then you automatically belong in at least 3 of these cate

The Hidden Meaning and Thinly Veiled Metaphor of Pinocchio

Take a moment to ask yourself...Why would a single, middle-aged man wish for a "real boy"? Watch the since-banned video below and comment to discuss. (I will be discussing the 1940 film and the original novel in an upcoming podcast) If the 1940 Film gives you the creeps, that means you're normal and well adjusted.

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