Oh, I did not think of that. Sure! It is all from July 30th.

Thomas Wictor says:

(1) I spent ten years in Hollywood as a music journalist.
(2) This was 1992 to 2002. Back then, print media was king. I worked for prestigious music magazines, so publicists courted me.
(3) The publicists invited me to millions of parties, in the hopes that I'd be more likely to interview their musician clients.
(4) I can't count the number of times that Hollywood producers, agents, directors, and actors asked me if I was a pedophile.
(5) Here's what they always did: They told stories about places where adults had sex with children in front of audiences.
(6) They asked me if I knew of any such places. When I said no, they'd ask if I wanted to GO to such a place.
(7) I'd always ask if THEY went to such places, and they'd snicker and say yes.
(8) When you went to their house, and they were going to show you something on their computer, illegal photos would pop up.
(9) "Oh man! How'd THAT get there?" they'd ask. I never said anything or reported them to the cops. The cops were in on it.
(10) You wouldn't believe how many celebrities get away with serious crimes in LA.
(11) Lindsay Lohan committed a carjacking, a vehicular assault, a triple kidnapping, and a high-speed chase. It ended at a police station.
(12) During the high-speed chase, her victims shouted at her to stop.
(13) "I'm a celebrity," she said. "I can do whatever the eff I want." And she was right! No serious charges filed.
(14) Hollywood's main problem is that the actresses will do ANYTHING to get parts. The men get jaded VERY quickly.
(15) Gradually most powerful people turn to the ultimate sexual taboo. Why? They've done everything else.
(16) It's 100 percent true that organized rings provide victims. Women usually head the rings. They can recruit more easily.
(17) In Sacramento, female lobbyists have sex with politicians. It's how things are done.
(18) In Hollywood, men prey on children of both genders. It's how things are done.
(19) That may change. We may see a new unit of Untouchables take on these monsters. Wouldn't that be something?

Question: I'm sick to my stomach reading this. What can we do? Boycott the industry? What?

Thomas Wictor responds:

(1) Well, here's what I do: I don't watch films with children. A few years ago, Hollywood tried to mainstream this stuff.
(2) At least four films DIRECTED BY WOMEN were released around the same time. Each shared the same premise:
(3) Molesting female children turns them into women. All of the movies tanked, so it wasn't tried again.
(4) The remake of War of the Worlds has several astonishing moments. The camera caresses Dakota Fanning from head to toe.
(5) There's a basement scene that's especially egregious. Hollywood's always pushing, trying to get the public to accept this.
(6) There's also a political aspect: If the age of consent is abolished, that's the end of the nuclear family.
(7) Leftists hate the middle class, but they hate the nuclear family even more.
(8) The nuclear family is the final defense against pure totalitarianism. To leftists, everything is political. Even child molestation.

Someone posts the movie poster for Interview with the Vampire and asks "So I wasn't just misinterpreting things. I got nauseated watching this movie."

Thomas Wictor responds:

(1) YES! Kirsten Dunst became an overnight star because of that . Guess what they did to her?
(2) Put her in Jumanji. Made her into a total sex object. Went on to "Fifteen and Pregnant."
(3) From that point on, all that mattered was her body. When she was still a teenager, she was on the cover of a magazine.
(4) White micro-shorts with a red cross on the crotch.
(5) In Spider-Man, she wore gigantic falsies. This is all anybody cares about.
(6) And it started when she was just a little kid.

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he said 'cops were in on it'.... what evidence do you really have--- hey cops, a guy said something crazy at a party-- think that would get very far? also prob drugs and such at a party, dissuading anyone involved in the party even further from involving LE.
beyond that, after waiting years to use your conscience you lose what little cred you had at the time! plus California draconian statute of limitations on child abuse.... Feldman and Haim made it clear that people are scared into silence by lawsuits, blackmail and direct threats. the quiet drumbeat of truth continues... everybody get in the circle now and let's really TURN UP the BASS!!

Tell us about all your history of successfully predicting the future, fuckwit.

also consistent with worldcorp videos! the last one showed there was an audience watching the kid in the tub...

And thatz whatz going to happen when they 'investigste' hildabeast. first the gathering of the monsters For the early performance. Then later the all night pizza party. Then the exonertion. I see now trumpette was never meant to hold that office. His election was just a trick to sneak that whitehaired helmet headed demon in the oval because they They couldnt have lied propagandized or cheated enough to make anybody believe the people would have voted that alien in

YES! This is exactly what that dutch banker said..

Eyes Wide Shut?

Sounds like an Eyes Wide Shut set-up. Those after-after parties mentioned in Podesta e-mails are a likely venue.

Jews are modern Cannanites

Interesting that he included Comey in that inner circle.

Haha! And I hated to see Flynn go because I knew the CIA did not like him.

Thanks!

Ghislaine Maxwell was Epstein's procurer.

What evidence? Sounds anecdotal at best. Yeah he has some names of people who may have had incriminating things on their computers 15-25 years ago but it's an entirely different era of technology where you can download a VPN as easily as you can a web browser and infinitely more ways to cover your tracks for such things now exist which i'm sure are shared within such a circle. Unless there's something I missed. Edit: Not sure why all the downvotes but courts of law in the USA don't convict on a "he said, she said" basis it's just not how the judicial system works and never will. Kind of an issue with this problem is people get far too emotional and many completely throw logic and reasoning out the window.

Is this how important threads are decided? It now makes much more sense.