It’s important to name those that are charged by police. Why? In an open society, we need to see who the police detain to keep an eye on them from wrongdoing by the state. So why do we get the victim name (22) but not the perps? What’s the courthouse? Where can we see these […]
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@OPP_HSD If you’re going to buzz my phone at any hour I need to know more details about a case before I’m going to agree to help, let alone read these annoying texts. Please note I do not get involved in domestic disputes, especially if children are involved. 00 Be the 1st to vote.
It’s only unclear because this is a fake story. 33 is hoax code. This story is to advertise tax day, which of course is April 30. Don’t forget slaves! Check out @CBCAlerts’s Tweet: twitter.com/CBCAlerts/status/1120276910989357056?s=09 00 Be the 1st to vote.
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One thing I’ve become sensitive to after studying media from the fakeologist perspective is how pervasive hoaxes are continually hammered into the unsuspecting minds of the “normies.” The cross pollination of hoax perpetuation in ALL media forms is stunning when seeing it with new eyes. I had the misfortune of seeing a lot of main-stream media and new movies while caring for family last week, these false memes are repeated ad-nauseam even in seemingly unrelated material, sometimes in a very subtle manner. You have to give these scumbags credit, they have every angle covered. I know this is old hat for many fakeologists, but after not watching TV or movies for many years it was jarring, the movie audience thought they were in on the joke in the “Truman Show,” little do they realize, they are the joke.
“The proto-reality show was created and hosted by Ralph Edwards, who understood that what viewers craved was a simple premise and easy-to-follow narrative of trial, tribulation, and redemption. Each show starred a different person (sometimes famous, sometimes not), caught off-guard by Edwards. He or she was then whisked to a TV studio and, over 30 minutes, taken through the highs and lows of a life well-lived.”
“If you thought a reality TV show episode about the Holocaust was in bad taste, though, you ain’t seen nothing yet. This 1955 episode, featuring Methodist minister Kiyoshi Tanimoto, retells the bombing of Hiroshima. One of the men who dropped the bomb, Capt. Robert Lewis, is even brought out to shake hands with the reverend, who endured the blast.”
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