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>>22149018

>they drowned in the Brandywine River

>This is the hydraulic press of hell which Assad used to mass exterminate Sunnis.

>The hairs of the Sunni men were used to make lampshades for the Syrian Arab Army, the hairs of the Sunni women, since they were softer, were used to make mattresses for Shiite women.

Hmmm hmhm hmm hmmmmm

>>22148710

>Monty & Lavante

Both DEI. Here's Levante. No Monte yet. MSM in damage control.

"After the war, Cameron moved to the Los Angeles area to join her family, who had moved there in the interim. While at the unemployment office, Cameron ran into an old acquaintance who asked her to drop by the house of a “mad scientist” that he wanted her to meet. That mad scientist was Jack Parsons, and his home was the Agape Lodge, which Cameron described as huge house that had supposedly been built by Anheuser-Busch. It was the U.S. outpost of the Ordo Tempi Orientis, a secret society run by Aleister Crowley (1875-1947)."

Parsons and Cameron instantly fell in love, spending two straight weeks together holed up inside the “lodge” in Parsons’ bed, which he claimed once belonged to Cardinal Borgia. Soon, the pair were married in a civil ceremony on October 19, 1946 in San Juan Capistrano.

Not long before his wedding to Cameron, Parsons had begun associating with science-fiction writers, who were, as Cameron explained, “rather bemused over the occult connection.” L. Ron Hubbard, who later founded Scientology, was one of them. “He and Hubbard had been doing this invocation, and I had walked in.” Parsons and Hubbard later had a falling out, and the exact nature of the secret ritual in which Cameron unwittingly took part continues to be shrouded in mystery, as secret rituals tend to be.

At Parsons’ urging, Cameron then traveled to England in 1947 to meet Aleister Crowley, but the 72-year-old British occultist died before she arrived. Cameron then spent three weeks in Lugano, Switzerland before coming back to the States. Not long after her return from Europe, Cameron left again to live in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, this time staying for two years—without her husband. When she moved back, the couple returned to Pasadena, and Cameron found herself becoming part of a burgeoning artistic milieu. Through Parsons, she met people who were involved in jazz, poetry and the visual arts, including Wallace Berman (1926-1976), whose contribution to American art history remains firmly entrenched in Southern California’s cultural landscape.

Tragically, Jack Parsons was killed on June 17, 1952 in a mysterious explosion at his home laboratory at the age of 37. It was the day before he and Cameron planned to leave together for Mexico. Immediately after Parsons’ death, Cameron went to Mexico alone for three months in order to escape the media, who hounded her as stories developed concerning Parsons’ sensational occult connections and bizarre death. Still grieving, she then spent the next year in the then-barren landscape of Beaumont, California making art and exploring her spirituality.

When Cameron came back to Los Angeles, a friend she met in Mexico named Paul Mathison introduced her to Kenneth Anger. Though he later became infamous for a pair of books called Hollywood Babylon, Anger was then focused on pursuing another profession. He used part of his $28,000 inheritance from his recently departed mother to further his career as a filmmaker, directing seminal psychedelic art films such as Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome (1954), which initially featured French writer Anaïs Nin in the lead role.

While Anger himself has since declared himself a devout Crowleyite, Cameron said she was the one who introduced Crowley’s work to Anger. “He claims now that he knew about it earlier, but he didn’t,” she said. Nevertheless, under Crowley’s posthumous tutelage, the original plot of Pleasure Dome changed to replace Anaïs Nin with Cameron in the 38-minute avant-garde film.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marjorie_Cameron

In December 1952, Cameron moved to a derelict ranch in Beaumont, California, about 90 miles (140 km) from Redondo Beach.[42] With the aid of Druks and Paul Mathison, she gathered a loose clique of magical practitioners around herself which she called "The Children". Intentionally comprising members from various races, she oversaw a range of sex magic rituals with the intent of creating a breed of mixed-race "moonchildren" who would be devoted to Horus.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/the-trippy-art-and-trippier-life-of-occult-artist-marjorie-cameron/

>>22149026

>Result of atmospheric nuclear tests in the southern hemisphere…

I read about that! They called it 'Bikini Asshole'.

>>22149028

I just checked dcomms, I'll admit it.

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>>22148276

The real Grace Kelly

>>22148996

Meet THOR

The new era of high-power electromagnetic weapons

Nov. 19, 2019

EMP weapons, streams of microwaves, electromagnetic railguns, and high-power lasers offer new ways to bring down swarming drones, sink ships without explosives, and disperse formations of soldiers.

The new era of high-power electromagnetic weapons

https://www.militaryaerospace.com/power/article/14072339/emp-high-power-electromagnetic-weapons-railguns-microwaves

>>22149029

Cry harder, Castro's bastard!

>>22149037

>KMFAO!!! Probably more true than we know.

Kek. What's in your wallet?

https://gettrumpwatches.com/products/first-lady-in-white-ceramic

clouds above the atmosphere?

we haz ALLIUMS!

FRESH HANDOFF

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>>22149060

USNorthCom, who oversees the defense of US Airspace, needs permission in order to investigate the recent drone incursions near sensitive DoD facilities in New Jersey.

Does anyone see a problem with this?

https://x.com/TheIntelFrog/status/1866945275262341238

>>22149059

Only a Chelyabinsk, Darling?

Fresh Bread

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>>22149059

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>>22149040

Ay, Tone

FRESH

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