LIKE FATHER LIKE SON

Jamie Lee Curtis has raised her son as a daughter.

This is all totally normal and anyone who thinks that Jamie or Lee are male names, or that "she" looks like a man, or that more than half the Hollywood elite are inverts is a conspiracy theorist.

You would have to be crazy to think this hot actress looks like a man...

 But like many things, "Transvestigations" have become part of operation chaos and nothing is what it appears. What initially got me wondering about Jamie Lee Curtis (apart from her insider family connections, and all that creepy shit with her deranged looking son in drag) was the movie "A Fish Called Wanda" (1988). 

 

I really like that movie, it's hilarious, and Jamie Lee Curtis stars in it. It's the only movie I've ever seen with her in, she spent most of her career doing "slasher flicks" which I have no interest in. 

 

In one scene in "A Fish Called Wanda" she dresses as a man, with a fake mustache. But the more interesting parts are where she appears just in her underwear. Without the big padded shoulders she usually wears, she is still tall and thin with long limbs, and she has a fairly large head with a big jaw. But she also has some female curves including hip and lower back curves. Unless she is using an excellent body double in those scenes I think she does look like a biological female.

 

So what is going on? My best guess is that she is really female but is intentionally trying to appear more masculine, as well as working the tranny son angle, all to create more confusion. There are lots of trannies in Hollywood, but playing both sides is always a key Illuminati tactic. So I'll put Jamie Lee Curtis in the "too hard" basket for now. But if you haven't seen it, "A Fish Called Wanda" (1988) is well worth a download!

 

THE CLASH

 It's hard to believe now, but there was a time when some popular music was making strong anti-establishment statements. Leaders in that field were the Clash, who did two absolute masterpieces - their first album "The Clash" (1977) and their third album "London Calling" (1979) are both timeless classics.

This photo of Paul Simonon smashing his bass guitar onstage at the New York Palladium in September 1979, taken by British photographer Pennie Smith, became one of the most iconic album covers of all time, but that cover is actually a rip off of Elvis Presley's debut album from 1956!

https://www.loudersound.com/features/the-clash-london-calling-album-artwork

Here is the title track from London Calling - the entire double album is brilliant, and still sounds cutting edge nearly 45 years later

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfK-WX2pa8c

 

IS JEFF BERWICK TRANSITIONING?

 

Has Jeff Berwick has swapped over to AI this week? I know he's a shill but I've been watching him for years because he's entertaining sometimes - but this doesn't look right to me, it all looks totally fake...

https://www.bitchute.com/video/7MDbltpqsaGF/

 

 

WHY I LIKE MEMES

 

In the blink of an eye a meme can transmit about as much information as the viewer is ready to absorb without taking hours to write like a full length blog post does, and there is no danger of boring anyone's legs off. 

 

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