I'm new. This Guy just named Ben Szemkus just made a youtube channel (under his exact name) for the purpose of sharing his eyewitness account of meeting Alefantis at a NXIUM recruitment party at Yale. Also present were Raniere Mack, STORMY DANIELS, ERIC SCHNEIDERMAN, WIENER, HUMA. His body language and story are flawless. I never contributed here, just made this account to share this. Someone with experience can take this and ride with it. Go get em.
You're welcome. I wish I wasn't a newbie and could make that video into its own thread. IMO the guy's story is highly believable, his presentation is believable, its a complete package.
I agree. His body language and eye movements are not deceptive. He's not reading from the statement he wrote, he's not making them out to be drunks and weed fiends, and he isn't telling the story in a dramatic, over-the-top fashion. The oddest part that stuck out to me was that Smallville' was the pre-party entertainment. I'm going to have to find clips of that series and see if I can find any symbolism in it. As of yet, I haven't seen anyone post about this show. Years ago when I caught episodes of 'Mike and Molly', there were definitely Masonic symbols within. At the support meetings, you could see the widely known Masonic symbols in the background on a bulletin board and they wore the Masonic checkerboard pattern on the cops' uniforms, which is far from the standard here in the U.S. Thanks again, and welcome!
I remember that Smallville was very popular, especially with the teens and young 20 set, especially females. It ran on the WB for 10 years. It became more risque as the series aged. The party was in 2007 which 7 years into the series run and probably the height of it's popularity. Lot's of feminist, female empowerment, alpha female themes. So it kinda makes sense in that light, especially as one of the stars was the future dominatrix of the cult and present at the party. Knowing someone is a celebrity is one thing, but seeing their work in their presence heightens the glamour and awe making them more impressionable to the sales pitch.
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mooteensy ago
Have I told you lately how much I love you, OP?
Vedican ago
I'm new. This Guy just named Ben Szemkus just made a youtube channel (under his exact name) for the purpose of sharing his eyewitness account of meeting Alefantis at a NXIUM recruitment party at Yale. Also present were Raniere Mack, STORMY DANIELS, ERIC SCHNEIDERMAN, WIENER, HUMA. His body language and story are flawless. I never contributed here, just made this account to share this. Someone with experience can take this and ride with it. Go get em.
Enigmatic_Continuum ago
Thanks for the tip. Here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzm6JHYvK24
Vedican ago
You're welcome. I wish I wasn't a newbie and could make that video into its own thread. IMO the guy's story is highly believable, his presentation is believable, its a complete package.
Enigmatic_Continuum ago
I agree. His body language and eye movements are not deceptive. He's not reading from the statement he wrote, he's not making them out to be drunks and weed fiends, and he isn't telling the story in a dramatic, over-the-top fashion. The oddest part that stuck out to me was that Smallville' was the pre-party entertainment. I'm going to have to find clips of that series and see if I can find any symbolism in it. As of yet, I haven't seen anyone post about this show. Years ago when I caught episodes of 'Mike and Molly', there were definitely Masonic symbols within. At the support meetings, you could see the widely known Masonic symbols in the background on a bulletin board and they wore the Masonic checkerboard pattern on the cops' uniforms, which is far from the standard here in the U.S. Thanks again, and welcome!
Vedican ago
I remember that Smallville was very popular, especially with the teens and young 20 set, especially females. It ran on the WB for 10 years. It became more risque as the series aged. The party was in 2007 which 7 years into the series run and probably the height of it's popularity. Lot's of feminist, female empowerment, alpha female themes. So it kinda makes sense in that light, especially as one of the stars was the future dominatrix of the cult and present at the party. Knowing someone is a celebrity is one thing, but seeing their work in their presence heightens the glamour and awe making them more impressionable to the sales pitch.