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Varginha: The Roswell Of Brazil

James Fox is one of the most respected documentary filmmakers working in UFO research today. He got his start assisting his father conducting interviews for Rolling Stone and Sports Illustrated, a foundation that shaped his instinct for rigorous, credible storytelling.

Over three decades, Fox produced seven documentaries including the widely acclaimed The Phenomenon and Moment of Contact. In 2017, he organized what remains the most credible civilian UFO disclosure event in history, bringing 14 military and government officials from seven countries to the National Press Club in Washington. Lately, he has spent a lot of time in Brazil, exploring the Varginha event.

You can watch “Moment of Contact: New Revelations” here: https://geni.us/MOC_NewRevelations Meanwhile, Fox discuses his work with The Why Files.

 

 

Psyops And Money Majik

Nathan Reynolds was trained to be a child assassin by his Illuminati family, but he escaped to save his soul. In part one of this discussion, he reveals the hidden power structure of the world, from the custodial class (Presidents) and governing class (Rockefellers and Rothschilds) all the way to the council of nameless people at the very top who rule the world like the satanic wizards they are. This one will blow your mind. Here’s more from the SGT Report.

This is Part 2 of my discussion with Nathan Reynolds about the Shadow State and corporate assassinations. In this one, Nathan slays some sacred cows, two of whom are Generals, and one of whom is very close to Donald J. Trump. Here’s more from the SGT Report.

The Sound Of Media Meltdown!

The mainstream media is melting down like never before, in light of the huge success of the child sex-trafficking film, Sound of Freedom.

Not only is the film devastating to the leftist narrative about open borders and sexual liberation, but it strikes a blow to the filmmaking cabal that is supposed to stop wholesome, articulate films like this from being made. Here’s Sara Carter with more on the story.

Head Lines Matter

Rolling Stone Magazine should stick with rock music. When they touch upon news, the magazine lacks journalistic standards.

In the latest incident, Rolling Stone attacked the covid-19 drug ivermectin by reporting on a hospital in Oklahoma where patients supposedly couldn’t get emergency treatment. The only problem: The magazine’s “source” was a doctor not on staff who hadn’t even treated anyone at the hospital for a couple of months.

So what Rolling Stone reported was closer to bullshit than fact.  Brings to mind the magazine’s big scandal over an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia in 2014. That story turned out to be totally fabricated and false, resulting in the magazine and the author of the article losing a massive defamation lawsuit. More from Jamie Dlux.

 

 

Bill Gates Pleads His Case

Bill Gates made a broad effort Thursday to disassociate himself from Jeffrey Epstein, the notorious child sex trafficker who Gates visited several times in New York City, Florida and possibly elsewhere. Gates appeared on CNN with Anderson Cooper to admit he made a mistake becoming involved with Epstein.

At the same time, Rolling Stone Magazine released an article by Vicky Ward asking  “What Was The Real Relationship Between Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Gates?”

Gates’ appearance on Thursday follows a report we ran Monday from Real Raw News claiming the U.S. military, and specifically, the U.S. Marines, had apprehended Gates on July 27 at a property he owns in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He was said to be charged with child sex trafficking as well as having a venal role in the coronavirus pandemic.

How could he be doing TV interviews if he’s under military arrest? One possibility. If Gates has been providing information to authorities, perhaps he’s been given permission to make select appearances for optics purposes. He could have earned clemency for his children or ex-wife, or even been granted a peaceful death for himself, at a later date.

The Rolling Stone Magazine article, labeled “an absolute sham” by Luke Rudkowski, is more damaging. Its author, Vicky Ward, is a girlfriend of Richard Cohen, the American property developer formerly married to CNN host Paula Zahn. Cohen is a close confidant and friend to Lex Wexner, the former Victoria’s Secret CEO who just so happened to give Jeffrey Epstein the mansion that Epstein used in New York City.

In other words, the editors of Rolling Stone Magazine demonstrated no integrity whatsoever in hiring a shill like Vicky Ward. You could expect more purity coming from a baboon’s bare ass.

More from Rudkowski at We Are Change.

 

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