Misha Collins is an actor on the show Supernatural. He worked for the Clintons as an intern at the white house when Bill Clinton was the president. He campaigned for Hillary this year. He opened an orphanage in Haiti through his charity Random Acts. There is a picture of him there with a chicken. He often wears a hat with a chicken on it. He has a pizza named after him from Pizza Hut. On his youtube channel, the very first video he uploaded was a short he directed about a child being stalked by a man in a van. It's called "stranger danger" and the child in the video turns into a changeling monster, much like other videos and drawings linked to comet ping pong etc. He has references on his twitter to sacrificing and eating children. "I asked Santa for an infants heart" is one tweet of his. He has many pictures of himself with his children with their heads disembodied, much like the mural in comet ping pong. These are some things I noticed. The most important fact is that he is connected with the Clintons and he is present in Haiti where child trafficking most likely occurs like the beyond borders charity across the street from comet ping pong. There are also pictures of him making bracelets with the children in haiti at his orphanage. I wish that someone could help do more research on him because I've seen so many connections just from a cursory glance at his social media and background.
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I don't doubt you interpret right what they are doing, why and how, but I see no good reason for us to call it "magic"
It's psychology. You describe very well how it is just manipulation, yet you insist to better call it magic.
These people have manipulative skills-- skills beyond those of a single man, simply because they have banded together in concert to focus their manipulative skills in greater potency than individuals can.
I don't see ANY reason why this sentence/ this view isn't the better one. It's the truth. Same sentence including magic isn't truth.
There is no such thing as magic, so where is the benefit of using this word then instead of using the words which exactly describe what is really happening?
I do understand how they think and also why it's working out so well for them, but I also know that it's ONLY different psychological effects responsible.
Really, why does somebody who obv. understands the pure manipulative nature of their doings, use the same terms to describe their doings as they do, when it is obv. that those terms are only based in their insane, non scientiffic believes?
They for example might believe Satan is real and drinking blood of babys gives them superwpowers.
I know, for them it works, because the autosuggestive effect of believing it works (placebo) and also because of various other psychological effects.
So when they tell me now it is magic, why would I say "Yes it's totally magic" when I know better?
For them it makes no difference, but it could cunfuse other people and will probably cause that even less people understanding what is REALLY happeneing or even worse, like implyed in my first post, people who see how good it works for those others would have good reason to start sacrifizing people as well.
I for once know sacrifizing someone wouldn't give me much since, I know placebos wont work well if you know it's a placebo and I think it would be better if everybody would see it like this.
From my point of view all this occult, magical, satanic, ritual stuff only exists, because people who first approached these things didn't understand, that what they experienced wasn't influenced by some kind of magical spirit but all had just to do with the nature of human mind. They just didn't understand that and I don't even blame them, because we had to analyze the human mind for thousands of years before we were able to explain these psychological effects and to understand how deep and complex the human mind is.But nowdays?
But why would we want to keep this misinformation? We are currently watching what happens when people believe this shit.