https://youtu.be/Q9mAZFeycug

This advert caught my attention, notable at the time because I heard it in the background. Eyebrows raised, I re-wound it and watched it back. I'm sure I'm not alone here but since being red pilled many things have caught my attention, only to be later cast aside as a 'false start'. In this instance however, I think this is a good example of the normalisation of paedophilia campaign we've been experiencing for a while (probably longer than we care to think).

Sketchy lines from the advert and some of my thoughts. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, or maybe this is an example of 'hiding in plain sight' and subtliminal messaging:

"When you've been undead for as long as I have, it's fair to say you get pretty bored..." Lots of people will relate to this. Bored, disaffected with modern life

"But recently I've discovered the thrill of playing on virgin games...for the first time I feel alive..." This reminds me of the Podesta emails..do you think I'll do better playing dominoes on cheese than on pasta. Also of course the name of the company, you can't really escape the meaning of the word... Thrill..playing..virgin games..feel alive (shudder)

"There she is, my date for the evening.." 'lady of the night'?

"I know, bit young for me, but come on, live a little" There it is, the bit that made me rewind. Blatant, in our faces.

I know the audiotrack of the ad and the visuals contradict each other, but I think that's the point. Many people leave adverts running harmlessly in the background with words and jingles slipping into our consciousness.

Am I going crazy or is this legitimate?

Related to PG via Richard Branson who we know rubs shoulders with the likes of Obama and Epstein, and whose mother is a founding member and on the boards of directors for the ICMEC, a branch of the NCMEC (National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children). He has also been to Haiti at the time HRC was there opening a power plant.

I hope this passes the rules for submission, even as a reminder to keep eyes (and ears) peeled for this sort of thing going on all around us. And I take one step closer to throwing away my television.