All the actors are too compromised to do any good in
the world, I think. One of the people we've helped
still conducts high level satanic rituals for the
world order. They erase her memories, after each
ritual but there are residual impressions, of
course, because memory isn't just in the brain. Men
can't conduct the rituals, which is another nice
irony about this patriarchic, parasitic world order.
She's occasionally greeted with smiles and secret
hand signals when she's on the street in New York by
people including Robin Williams and George Clooney,
who participate in the rituals and apparently don't
know that her memory gets wiped
Don Croft
[2009 Jan] Ben Affleck, Rwanda, and
Corporate Sustained Catastrophe by Keith Harmon Snow Since 2001, actress
Angelina Jolie has been UNHCR’s ‘Goodwill Ambassador,’ a role that took her to
eastern Congo in 2003 and 2004.2
Jolie traveled in eastern Congo with intelligence insider and International
Crisis Group agent John Prendergast, who is aligned with a growing army of ‘Save
Darfur’ cloned organizations that deploy state-of-the-art media technologies to
undermine and co-opt any true grass roots movement to legitimately empower
African people. Jolie also starred as a ‘selfless’ hero working as a UNHCR
official in Hollywood’s Beyond Borders, a film that peddles the
necessity of mixing Central Intelligence Agency gun-running operations with
humanitarian missions—because it is ostensibly for the ‘right’ cause: Western
sponsored covert interventions.
Hollywood stars from the film Ocean’s Thirteen
formed another ‘humanitarian’ organization that inevitably throws celebrity
raised funds at the western structural violence and white power economies
focused on sustaining disaster in Africa. The governing board of Not On Our
Watch includes Ocean’s Thirteen stars George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Don
Cheadle, and Matt Damon—Ben Affleck’s buddy ‘Will’ from the film Good Will
Hunting—and producers Jerry Weintraub and David Pressman.
Clooney recently joined John Prendergast, a U.S. National
Security apparatus insider, and Hollywood producer David Pressman to pen a
Wall Street Journal Op-Ed, opining all the usual trite platitudes—but
absent a single recommendation of substance—about how President Obama can help
Congo. Prendergast, who is billed as a ‘leading American human rights activist’,
has previously boasted of traveling around Sudan and Central Africa with
President Paul Kagame, and he is named as one of the early architects of the RPA
coup d’etat in Rwanda.
The entire exercise of appointing and fronting Hollywood
celebrities as United Nations ‘Messengers for Peace’ and ‘Goodwill Ambassadors’
is a further means by which the establishment whitewashes the war-making and
plunder of multinational corporations, and the individuals responsible for
carnage the world over, and to more deeply institutionalize the structural
violence. Described as ‘helping to shine light on the world’s trouble spots’,
celebrity actorvism is more like a cop shining a bright light in your eyes so
that you are disoriented, confused and blinded.
Peck
