Tag: George Clooney

“You have to cut things little by little for them”: Quebec TV show parties like it’s 1940 (in Vichy), applauding kids for trashing the “unvaccinated”

Guest Post by Mark Crispin Miller

Those pushing for an “amnesty” would like us to forget the criminal collaboration of the media in ruining the world—as in this clip from Canada, and George Clooney’s brainless rant on mandatory jabs

Though posted recently on Bitchute, this clip apparently predates the loosening of Canada’s “COVID measures” earlier this year; so we should treat it as another bit of evidence for eventual consideration by historians, and the tribunal that will surely come.

The kids look pale, the “adults” seem insane:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/PWt0OKLW3E2o/

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Preparing for the Storm: The Perfect Storm.

By Doug “Uncola” Lynn via TheBurningPlatform.com

Out here in the still-free internet, the ether lends itself to utilizing a wide array of digital media as the means to provide source attribution as well as to establish commonality and understanding amongst ourselves.  This is, perhaps, the primary reason how internet blogs became the new town square in this millennium.  In the old days it was courthouses and town halls, and pubs.  Today, we meet in chatrooms, and on pages and threads.

It means if this blogger to were to write on how we’ve all become Sarah Conner in the Jeep riding into the storm at the end of the first Terminator film – a photo of that moment could be posted at the top of the article for emphasis.  Or, better yet, a video of that scene could be hyper-linked into the text.

Truly, it is the best of times and the worst of times.

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Welcome to Skid Row 2017

Where’s George Clooney and the rest of the Hollywood elite who ponied up millions for the Crooked Hillary campaign? Wasn’t Hillary the candidate of the downtrodden? Why isn’t the Clinton Foundation helping these people? This travesty is just a few miles from the Hollywood elitists’ multi-million dollar gated estates. The hypocrisy of the left wing elite is breathtaking to behold.

By Phoebe Southworth For Mailonline

Welcome to Skid Row 2017: Shocking scale of homelessness in downtown LA is exposed in footage showing sidewalks lined with dozens of tents in deprived area where 20,000 people live on the streets

  • Three-minute LiveLeak clip shows the brutal reality of Christmas Day in the underbelly of Downtown LA
  • Shot on 5th Street, 6th Steet and San Pedro in the Skid Row district, it captures life in one of the city’s most notorious homeless hotspots
  • Rubbish bags litter the streets and tents have been erected to shelter residents – including women and children
  • Rising cost of living in California is also forcing middle class residents to live in their cars in affluent areas

Rubbish bags piled up by the pavements and littered across streets.

Tents erected in clusters where people have camped down for the night.

Dozens of directionless residents congregating by the roadside and wandering into the road.

This is what Christmas Day looked like for thousands of homeless people in the dark and dingy underbelly of Downtown Los Angeles this year.

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GRAVITY

I took the boys to see the movie Gravity yesterday. It is only a 90 minute movie with minimal dialogue and only three on-screen actors. The movie shifts from an almost silent calm to cataclysmic intensity in a matter of seconds. It is a visually stunning movie. George Clooney adds the necessary humor to keep it from being too depressing. Sandra Bullock will probably get an Oscar nomination for her performance.

I can’t help myself from seeing the message of the movie in relation to our current Fourth Turning. I do believe art, literature, television, and movies reflect the mood of the times. The popularity of dark themes in shows like Breaking Bad and Walking Dead, along with the popularity of shows like Doomsday Preppers reflects the darkening mood in the country. Common people beginning to lose their minds and hurting others and themselves is a sign of the times. Increasing levels of violence go hand in hand with the despair created during a Fourth Turning.

Without giving away the plot of Gravity, I can clearly see a Fourth Turning theme reflected by the movie. As we drift along and everything appears calm and serene, the unintended consequences of an act by another nation causes a cascading failure across the entire world. An epic devastating storm of debris mangles everything we have come to depend upon. Technology fails. Communication fails. Life as we knew it is changed in an instant. People we depended upon are gone. Just when you think the worst is over, the debris storm comes back with a vengeance. The storms are relentless. The only thing we have left is our humanity, intelligence, tenacity, hope and desire to survive.

The theme of the movie is to never give up, no matter how bleak the circumstances. Don’t let go. Fourth Turnings are devastating episodes and only the strongest will survive. Some people will willingly sacrifice themselves for others. Others will fight for their ancestors. Others will fight for future generations. Some will fight to prove to themselves they have the Right Stuff. The climax of this Fourth Turning will depend upon the individual and community choices we make.

I have to stop thinking so much. Maybe it was just an action adventure movie and I should have just marveled at the 3D tears floating towards me. You can judge for yourselves. It’s worth a trip to the movie theater.