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14 Jul 2023, 3:35 am

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It’s insane if true but maybe it is?

I mean bored rich people who think they can do what they like believing drinking the blood of small children will keep them young.

It’s plausible but so crazy but then there’s lots of clues that this goes on reported on the vigilant citizen website

If it was just the text ramblings of one man it would be easy to ignore but there’s so many obvious satanic clues being picked up on and photographed it’s unreal.

And now a celeb Stephen Hilton is on board saying it’s all true

Don’t know what to say…
How about apologizing for posting such obvious drek as what you just posted?
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14 Jul 2023, 10:36 am

Fnord wrote:
carlos55 wrote:
It’s insane if true but maybe it is?

I mean bored rich people who think they can do what they like believing drinking the blood of small children will keep them young.

It’s plausible but so crazy but then there’s lots of clues that this goes on reported on the vigilant citizen website

If it was just the text ramblings of one man it would be easy to ignore but there’s so many obvious satanic clues being picked up on and photographed it’s unreal.

And now a celeb Stephen Hilton is on board saying it’s all true

Don’t know what to say…
How about apologizing for posting such obvious drek as what you just posted?
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Founded in 2008, Vigilant Citizen promotes conspiracy theories involving hidden symbolism in the media. According to their about page, they state “this site aims to go beyond the face value of symbols found in pop culture to reveal their esoteric meaning.” This website lacks transparency as they do not list authors or owners.

Read our profile on the United States government and media.

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In review, Vigilant Citizen publishes right-wing conspiracy theories about symbolism and other topics.

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If it was all text I wouldn’t have bothered posting or be interested

The photos are real either that or maybe they should sue for a lot of money

Did I or someone tell these celebrities to dress up and behave in ways associated with Satanism and human sacrifice - no

They did it on their own for some reason

People can write and say anything

Photos harder to deny and taken as a pattern of behaviour mean something maybe

I don’t think it’s unreasonable to question why they do this


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14 Jul 2023, 3:28 pm

An interview with Tim Ballard the homeland security agent the movie is based on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTBGNEliczc

YouTube - Interview about this in Africa, maybe its a conspiracy theory it goes on in US or Hollywood but unfortunately its a fact it does go on elsewhere in the world.

Not much of a leap for it to be going on in downtown US

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohAM328RZFE

People can make up their own mind


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14 Jul 2023, 4:50 pm

Had to check out vigilant citizen website :lol:

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15 Jul 2023, 12:03 am

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People can make up their own mind


They are.
And they're deciding it sounds like QAnon BS.


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15 Jul 2023, 12:57 am

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People can make up their own mind


They are.
And they're deciding it sounds like QAnon BS.


The movie is based on reality and has nothing to do with QAnon.

The conspiracy part on top is Hollywood , vigilant citizen as mentioned in the thread title and intro.

Seems like the media have a knee jerk reaction automatically associating something that’s real withQAnon and a man who lost the presidency nearly 3 years ago and trashing it as a result.


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15 Jul 2023, 12:59 am

carlos55 wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
carlos55 wrote:
People can make up their own mind


They are.
And they're deciding it sounds like QAnon BS.


The movie is based on reality and has nothing to do with QAnon.

The conspiracy part on top is Hollywood , vigilant citizen as mentioned in the thread title and intro.

Seems like the media have a knee jerk reaction automatically associating something that’s real withQAnon and a man who lost the presidency nearly 3 years ago and trashing it as a result.


Vigilant Citizen has zero credibility. You might as well cite a rambling homeless dude.


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15 Jul 2023, 1:16 am

funeralxempire wrote:
carlos55 wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
carlos55 wrote:
People can make up their own mind


They are.
And they're deciding it sounds like QAnon BS.


The movie is based on reality and has nothing to do with QAnon.

The conspiracy part on top is Hollywood , vigilant citizen as mentioned in the thread title and intro.

Seems like the media have a knee jerk reaction automatically associating something that’s real withQAnon and a man who lost the presidency nearly 3 years ago and trashing it as a result.


Vigilant Citizen has zero credibility. You might as well cite a rambling homeless dude.


Real photos have credibility


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15 Jul 2023, 1:28 am

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Real photos have credibility


It's not just about the photo, it's what they insist the photo represents.

Their entire site is dedicated to illuminati conspiracy nonsense, if they'll lie regularly in articles and headlines you'd be a fool to pretend like they don't also lie when captioning pictures.

Those lies are intended to further their primary lie, the illuminati conspiracy.


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15 Jul 2023, 1:40 am

carlos55 wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
carlos55 wrote:
People can make up their own mind


They are.
And they're deciding it sounds like QAnon BS.


The movie is based on reality and has nothing to do with QAnon.

The conspiracy part on top is Hollywood , vigilant citizen as mentioned in the thread title and intro.

Seems like the media have a knee jerk reaction automatically associating something that’s real withQAnon and a man who lost the presidency nearly 3 years ago and trashing it as a result.


But the movie is being put out by Qanon how would it not have ties to it?

But also satanists do not sacrifice children, so that stuff is a bunch of crap and well as a satanist I find it offensive to suggest that, like no us satanists don't do that even the CoS satanists who think they are more real Satanists than TST they can be jerks but they also are not sacrificing children.


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15 Jul 2023, 3:43 am

Sweetleaf wrote:
carlos55 wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
carlos55 wrote:
People can make up their own mind


They are.
And they're deciding it sounds like QAnon BS.


The movie is based on reality and has nothing to do with QAnon.8:05

The conspiracy part on top is Hollywood , vigilant citizen as mentioned in the thread title and intro.

Seems like the media have a knee jerk reaction automatically associating something that’s real withQAnon and a man who lost the presidency nearly 3 years ago and trashing it as a result.


But the movie is being put out by Qanon how would it not have ties to it?

But also satanists do not sacrifice children, so that stuff is a bunch of crap and well as a satanist I find it offensive to suggest that, like no us satanists don't do that even the CoS satanists who think they are more real Satanists than TST they can be jerks but they also are not sacrificing children.


Not sure why people keep parroting the movie is being put out by Qanon, Tim Ballard is a real person involved with rescuing kids from child trafficking. Qanon is a conspiracy theory, two separate things.

My advice would be to view the interview, he says himself he`s nothing to do with Qanon, (08:05) which I'm not sure is an identified specific organisation anyway.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTBGNEliczc

Satanism / luciferianism like any belief or religion has blurred lines, splinter beliefs groups etc..

Not saying all Satanists sacrifice babies of course, but some sort of belief structure that sacrifices kids for religion exists in Africa & probably elsewhere for a fact, its loosely identified as satanic by some, but i don't know the specific religion these witch doctors follow .


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15 Jul 2023, 4:08 am

Based on the..."evidence" provided, I've made up my own mind. It's bogus nonsense.

As you can probably tell by my signature, I've always had a soft spot for Satan, but I can't say that I'm tempted to sacrifice children on his behalf. I see no valid evidence that others are doing it, either. No one is sacrificing children in Hollywood. You might have more luck as far as conspiracy theories go on WP if you believe in aliens.

I like the recent Star Wars movies. They are better than the prequels IMO but not as good as the originals.


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15 Jul 2023, 4:52 am

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but some sort of belief structure that sacrifices kids for religion exists in Africa & probably elsewhere for a fact, its loosely identified as satanic by some, but i don't know the specific religion these witch doctors follow .


I'm not arguing that this doesn't exist.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juju
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibadan_forest_of_horror
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_sacrifice_in_Uganda
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_fo ... ine_murder

I'm saying the insinuations that you, WilliamK1997 and Summer_Twilight made earlier that similar might be happening in the west are completely unfounded.

That's the QAnon BS, not the documentary. The kneejerk reaction conflating the two is from how the documentary seems to have most of it's fandom from QAnon types.


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15 Jul 2023, 5:16 am

I'm not sure how specific cults in parts of Africa tie into Satanism or Hollywood. It's just a very strange argument.


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15 Jul 2023, 5:21 am

Well at least we can all at last nearly agree Tim Ballard is real, what he does is real, child exploitation is real, religious child sacrifice in the 21st century is real.

Seems like the only thing people disagree is where it’s happening and who’s doing it. I.e just Africa or elsewhere too including the US

I never said the Hollywood thing wasn’t a conspiracy theory (see thread title).

But I was saying the photos on vigilant citizen kind of proves many Hollywood celebs are into some of the dark stuff.

Maybe it’s all show like in the old heavy metal bands designed to shock the church going parents of long hair teenage kids that used to listen to their music while doing the rebellious 666 sign to their mom.

But this does seem different, more hidden and personal and not part of the culture of the music / movie genre.

Iron maiden doing this while singing about bringing your daughter to the slaughter is not the same as a female singer known for love songs or just an ordinary actor.

So it’s not surprising for people to start asking questions or making links

I’ll leave it at that.


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15 Jul 2023, 5:27 am

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So it’s not surprising for people to start asking questions or making links


It's very common for people to see patterns where none exist.

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Patternicity affects our everyday lives by influencing how we perceive and interpret information. Our brains naturally seek out patterns and connections, even when they don't exist, and this can lead us to draw false conclusions or believe in conspiracy theories. For example, in politics, people may see patterns or connections between unrelated events, leading them to believe in conspiracy theories. Similarly, in sports, fans, and analysts may perceive a team's success or failure as part of a larger pattern, even when there is no clear evidence to support such claims.


https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog ... dont-exist

The tendency is further compounded when one factors in confirmation bias and sketchy evidence from unreliable sources.


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