Human Leather
http://www.humanleather.co.uk/faqs.html
This is significant whether real or not, as the Hampstead children mentioned special shoes being made from leather for the cult members. These shoes are made by a shop near the boiler companies on Finchley Road which are used to launder drug/trafficking money by big wigs and wannabes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlvCikgu57Y
I would willing to bet a substantial amount the red shoes of Podesta are human leather, along with the Pope.
"All successive popes wore red shoes but one, John Paul II, who wore brown."
The pope that didn't look like a vampire.
Yes, there is indeed a reference to red shoes in the Wizard of Oz film but not the book... Wherein the shoes are silver and represent the thread between life and unlife... Or something like that.
So yes, I recommend you get a hold of those shoes. The cult likely have tattoos as well, in their groin regions, if the children's descriptions are transatlantic, which they look highly likely as being, due to the father frequenting Hollywood parties.
I have lot's more information on all of this but it can be difficult to contain in one post so questions are encouraged.
I have never willingly consumed human.
Check out his peasantry here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PYngrCJ2GA
It's a pity, for them, the all seeing eye is everywhere and has been misconstrued in their feeble reaching finds.
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ArthurEdens ago
There's a Hans Christian Andersen story called the red shoes where a girl dances in red shoes in church and the shoes don't stop dancing, so she has to chop off her feet. Bowie references it in Let's Dance.
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