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Dennis O'Neill's avatar

This documentary is frighteningly brilliant. Thank you for exposing the Weinstein brothers.

Shannon's avatar

It is extremely brave of you to release this.

Bevo's avatar

I Love your work! Blessings to you and your Husband.

Shannon's avatar

more please

The Practical Man's avatar

👏👏👏

Margaret Fawcett's avatar

Thank you, Cynthia, for this information. The knowledge is helpful for the remnant who will save themselves from the destruction. They won't be fooled as a result of your deep devotion to discovering and sharing many truths. God bless you.

Eckstein's avatar

The same old story. Instead of phoenix, you could also use the Freemason motto "Ordo ab Chao" (Order from Chaos). Creating a new order out of chaos. Anyone who follows this rule can also do the opposite: create chaos to enable a new order.

Phoenix certainly sounds better and less suspect.

Lorette Thomsen's avatar

Where are your solutions?

Cynthia Chung's avatar

I am not really clear on what you mean by this, or you saying I should come up with a direct solution to the US military and the United Nations? This film was done to inform people, since this agenda cannot succeed unless people are fooled into thinking it is to their benefit or is a necessary evil.

Lorette Thomsen's avatar

I am sorry 😞 I am tired

Team Normal, Captain's avatar

Shocking and disheartening revelations to me. I wonder if Trump and his team will continue or destroy these covert operations. And Tucker? Are you fucking awake?

andy's avatar

By the time I get to Phoenix

She'll be rising

She'll find the note I left hanging on her door

She'll laugh, when she reads the part that says I'm leaving

Cause I've left that girl, so many times before

Written by Jimmy Webb, somewhat pre world wide web as presently spun.

Originally recorded by Johnny Rivers, who did Secret Agent Man, too, & who was a new original, every micro-second of his life, according to Heraclitus (in whose name I can hear “lie t’us”).

Then Phoenix was reinterpreted, American country-style, by Glenn Campbell.

But before Campbell tried solo & hit, he was one of the LA-based session players/musicians known as The Wrecking Crew.

Webb wrote & Campbell, Wrecking Crew-backed, performed the “first existential country song,” Wichita Lineman, too:

I am a lineman for the county

And I drive the main road

Searchin' in the sun for another overload

I hear you singing in the wire

I can hear you through the whine

And the Wichita lineman

Is still on the line

Just a sec … October ’68 was Wichita Lineman* release.

Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In, the Kenny Rogers cover of the country musician Mickey Newbury trip-tune, released January ’68.

But “they” call that one LSD-inspired “psychedelic.”

Damned MK-Ultra mythologists!

Mickey N’s version is best:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9C1h71eWHI&list=RDC9C1h71eWHI&start_radio=1

March ’74, On The Border:

Cruisin' down the center of a two way street

Wond'rin' who is really in the driver's seat

Mindin' my bus'ness along comes big brother

Says, "Son, you better get on one side or the other.”

After a hard day, I'm safe at home

Foolin' with my baby on the telephone

Out of nowhere somebody cuts in and

Says, "Hmm, you in some trouble boy, we know where you're been."

Never mind your name, just give us your number, mm

Never mind your face, just show us your card, mm

And we wanna know whose wing are you under

You better step to the right or we can make it hard …

Some say Tavistock institutes Laurel Canyon Wrecking Crew.

Some say music soothes the savage beast.

The one thing I can say for sure is that music isn’t what it once was … if ever a wiz there was.

Shannon's avatar

I tried sharing this on fb and X and no thumbnail comes up. ??

joe terry jr.'s avatar

True. but ambushed by peasants. commonplace