Attorney General Pamela Bondi does not only connect, through fundraising, to the Church of Scientology.
Attorney General Pamela Bondi does not only enjoy the endorsement of the New Apostolic Reformation through the Seven Mountain Mandate.
And Attorney General Pamela Bondi is not only in violation of the Epstein Files Transparency Act (Public Law 119-38).
But Attorney General Pamela Bondi has just testified in the House of Representatives.
Her interrogation comes in concert with the continuing improper redactions partly outlined by Congressmen Thomas Massie (KY-R) and Ro Khanna (CA-D), who are the co-sponsors of the law being violated by the chief legal officer and the top law enforcement official of the United States of America.
That legislation concerns the rape, trafficking, and enslavement of more than one thousand of our country’s children.
And that officer is Attorney General Pamela Bondi, who is rightly under fire by the United States Congress.
Attorney General Pamela Bondi made accusations of anti-semitism against Congresswoman Rebecca Balint (VT-D).
But while the Christian levels these accusations against a Jew, she has no plans to prosecute a single criminal who was associated with Jeffrey Epstein.
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I would love to pick your ear about Kathy Sullivan I’ve been listening to some of her videos and idk I have also been looking for more info on Joan Micthella father I’m in Canada and have been looking into Mk ultra and the underground bases sorry I’m not great at emails but thank you so much for all you do
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Thank you for writing. I am aware of Kathy Sullivan, and I have promoted her book because it sounds from a distance that it has an authentic basis, but I have been so busy over the past few years that I have never read it (even though my family has roots in Reading). Hmmm. Sounds like I am prey to a hypnotic suggestion now that I think about it…. Maybe your comment will help to spur me in the right direction. But, in the mean time, what’s your take on Kathy Sullivan?
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And not to speak over my own question, because I still want to know what you think about Kathy Sullivan, I just read her book, Unshackled, at your instigation, over my brunch of black coffee and dates.
One major weakness in the book is her lack of awareness of cybernetics, which are in everyone, while I encourage everyone to read my articles, on this site, regarding cybernetics, neurostrike, and self-observation (although Sullivan does understand how to access different hemispheres of her brain through the use of her non-dominant hand when writing or drawing).
Here’s some more I have written to complement her useful tip.
And here is some more by Cisco Wheeler where she does art therapy through collage.
Another major weakness in the book is not taking the fight more to the enemy, where she says toward the end that she is not going to identify attackers because she thinks this will provoke counter-attacks and reprisals (while the enemy always attacks no matter what and this is the conditioned response of someone trained to be a victim).
Otherwise, I think that the book is very authentic, while it identifies particular perpetrators, organizations, bases, companies, and experiences similar to those described by other survivors like Susan Ford, Cisco Wheeler, Cathy O’Brien, and Fiona Barnett.
Also, on a positive note, Kathy Sullivan has done a good job healing herself from extremely traumatic experiences (not that she needs my approval).
As I wrote in my fourth book, Superman (First Half), I believe that the keys to coming through these sorts of horrible experiences, or just anything, cleanly and strongly, lie in both nature and nurture.
As to nature, Kathy seems to come from a genetically superior bloodline, so, even her douchebag father ran cross-country, and played music, and worked as an engineer, while she did well in academics, played the French horn, and ran cross-country.
As to nurture, Kathy had a good grandmother and some positive experiences, so that can help a person pull through.
I discuss these matters in a chapter called, “The Missing Piece,” with respect to positive uses of psychological therapy (Superman, pp.231-292), which culminates in my discussion not only of my own journey, and my daughter, but of a lady survivor whom I admire: Pamela Anderson.
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I tried to send my reply but the WordPress website said the password wasn’t working ?
I’ll write it here if that’s okay but basically I was watching a video of hers and it was a lot of things to be honest but things that stood out was her love for Kissinger and how “he wasn’t bad to her “ totally empathizing with him and his childhood which brought me to the part where she still places a lot of blame on the Soviet Union which I have found in most cases is either a person that is still unaware or a spook /asset
We are the Soviet Union the commies all of that but no I thought she would have actual information and by that at least brushed up on your history ma’am I didn’t really even get much out of her video I can link it if you want I know you have more expertise and I appreciate how you also admit when you didn’t know someone (whistleblowers ) lol I have had that happen
Have you noticed that with some of our truthers is that they can’t seem to just admit when they made a mistake and move on? It’s not a big deal to me cuz I figure we were all lied to but perhaps it’s a matter of emotional intelligence ? I don’t care to be right but I do care if I’m misleading anyone seeking truth
encourage everyone to verify verify verify and do it for yourself too anywho I’m rambling but yeah she is definitely not passing the smell test
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