John Cusacks response to Moloch tweet activity (pizzagate)

submitted ago by WhiteDragonMage

Interesting... I looked at his Moloch tweet earlier today and decided to go back a second time and look into what else he has been saying lately. Since earlier he has had several Q followers commenting on this old tweet. In what I see as a response to this he has changed his profile pic to this...

https://mobile.twitter.com/johncusack/photo

MK written on the bottom left and looking into a broken mirror (symbolizes split personalities). It’s pretty clear to me this pic references MK Ultra.

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Whitebear ago

I think he is crying for help.

WhiteDragonMage ago

Yeah I kind of thought that too. Which actually gave me the thought of, what will happen to all the MK Ultra victims that unwittingly participated in these types of activities? If they were forced to do so then maybe they need rehabilitated like Cathy O’Brien was not sent to jail. Maybe he is a victim crying for help?

Whitebear ago

I think there is a lot of involuntary blackmail going on. They drug you , you wake up with a 12 year old in bed with a dude recording video. From then on, you do what they say. After a few years, you become one of them. Your soul goes numb.

MolochHunter ago

smile for the camera , asshole

welcome to operation brownstone, motherfucker

Whitebear ago

How does your comment add or subtract from my point?

MolochHunter ago

sorry, it wasnt pointed at you, its an imagined typical "aaaaaaand SCENE!" from a blackmailer's bedroom entrapment

Vindicator ago

I think OP's point is legit, though: How do we deal with those suckered into this cesspool of filth? Where do Justice and Mercy meet? As a community, we should be pondering this question, if we are to bring light out of darkness.

@WhiteDragonMage @Whitebear

MolochHunter ago

cart before horse

we have to first bring light out of dark

only THEN - when we see the reaction of the guilty to their exposure - do we ponder the merit of mercy

Vindicator ago

I hear you. For the sake of those doing the judging, though, Mercy always has merit. Mercy is never deserved (else it's not mercy, but Justice).