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Mar 31, 2022·edited Mar 31, 2022Pinned

On the probability of it being staged my final thoughts on this whole asinine event and then I'm never thinking about it ever again:

1. Pfizer sponsors everything. Sports, news, awards. Sponsoring the Oscars is pennies for them.

2. There are already alopecia drugs.

3. There's only 1-2 in a thousand who suffer from her condition. That's not a big market. Even the larger market of male hair loss, there are already drugs DHT blockers etc. and hair restoration procedures. Compared to seasonal clot shots and "boosters" for tens of millions it's nothing for Pfizer.

4. They would have had to go through agents, managers, lawyers of Rock and Smith, in secret and probably paid them tens of millions each. Each have different agencies, managers, lawyers. That's a minimum of 20-30 people who would have to keep it secret along with anyone at Pfizer. It's ludicrous when you know how hollyweird works. It's a sieve of endless gossip.

5. Rock made a joke about Jada at the 2016 Oscars which was a 1000x worse and she hasn't forgiven him. The GI Jane joke was her showing us that she doesn't like Rock and playing the victim of her condition at the same time to gain sympathy.

6. See the above piece on cuckoldry and regret. It provides a reasonable and simple motive rooted in far too much time spent watching the couple confess their dirty secrets on Jada's stupid red table show on YT. It explains his actions, and inability to control himself in the moment. Go watch all those stupid one-on-one confessionals between the couple where they air all their dirty laundry for the world and you'll see how she manipulates him, how he allows her to play him and deflects with jokes, but you'll also see real pain in the man, and regret and a desire for her acceptance.

7. See Rock's reaction. It's authentic as hell. He yells, "Dude!" and then he fumbles the improv joke because he's clearly still in shock, "Uhhh, that' was the uhh greatest night in the history of television." Night? Then the awkward silence because he doesn't know what to do. If they rehearsed it and he knew it was coming then he would have not said "Dude" and would have had something prepared. He's either the greatest actor of all time, or it was real. If it was staged and he was acting, he should get Smith's award.

8. Not everything in the world is a big pharma conspiracy. It is good to be suspicious and on guard for staged events, I'm just not buying this one as staged.

Not another word from me on this topic ever. And now I'm off to take another bath.

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Mar 31, 2022Liked by Good Citizen

Love your summation. Had to share a portion of it. Just too good. You’re an excellent writer.

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Thanks, well written and enjoyed the read. One thing we know for sure, it wasn't as simple as it appeared. Can't help but feel it was all staged, but maybe not.

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Mar 31, 2022Liked by Good Citizen

Just like I do not watch reruns of armed injections, I refuse to watch this event.

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Simpler explanation: Pfizer, who pfunded the Oscars, paid Rock and Smith to stage an incident to make people talk about alopecia on Pfacebook as their alopecia treatment rolls out this year.

Tinfoil explanation: "now let's start normalizing public violence in response to speech and lets make both exemplars black."

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The whole premise of Marxism is destroy the family unit and the worship of religion. And your wisemen dont know how it feels to be thick as a brick (Ian Anderson)! Who neecs CRT anyway but marketers.

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Pfizer sponsored the Oscars---and they are coming out with a new alopecia drug very soon. You think this whole thing was staged? I do.

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Mar 31, 2022Liked by Good Citizen

HOME—RUN!

Well done.

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Mar 31, 2022Liked by Good Citizen

Good stuff, Good Citizen.

At one point in my meandering, I taught, mostly middle school age children, in the birthplace of The American Revolution. English writing and speech were among the subjects taught.

One day in the late 1990’s I found myself on a municipal bus when three loud teenage females sat down in front of me. Beside the decibel level and its incessant nature, I found myself marveling at the ubiquitous use of “like” as a filler, rather than a comparison or feeling. The following is the prime example which stays with me all these many years: “And like, ya know, it was like a bitch, ‘cause she, like, liked him, ya know!”

All that to say that as far as I can tell, Pharma is next in line behind the Black Nobility and the triad of MI6/CIA/Mossad. Try imagining the new encyclopedic medical knowledge gained by your average Jane and Joe, even if most is simply by remote osmosis.

I know of one person who (does not suffer from but) has alopecia. My friend damaged after #2 jab, has Bruce Willis’ aphasia. When I visit him in the afternoon the TV is always on, and Pharma is by far the main sponsor. My friend often mutes it out of my asking often enough that he’s learned; I didn’t watch ‘Friends’ when it was current, and I am not interested in it now. (He, by the by, has it memorized, and will turn the volume back on “just for this good part.”

We’re programmed. What a bitch slap!

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I love the beginning of your article, I laughed out loud so much. Thanks for the belly laughs! 😅👏 I also don't watch the oscars, but I do like to watch the highlights afterwards. I found the whole episode of the slap and his speech very strange, his speech particularly struck me as cut off from reality. I wonder about his mental health.

I think there's a lot of complication and nuances regarding marriages, homosexual marriages, and social programs like welfare. You wrote a lot about their personal marriage, of which you really know nothing about besides what's in the media. I know people in homosexual marriages that have more traditional "family values" than some heterosexual marriages. It's the health of the individual people in the marriage and their dedication to a healthy marriage and healthy family structure that as the best chance of raising healthy kids that's important to me, not whether people are gay or straight.

I grew up poor and if it wasn't for social programs, it would have been much harder for our family to be fed when I was growing up and not sure if I would have made it through grad school. So to me there's lots of shades of "good" and "bad" through all of these issues.

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Your content is like a full strength reality supplement. And your humor makes it go down easy. Keep up the good work.

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Why are the Oscars ratings like a laptop? They're powered by battery.

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Will Smith is an MK ultra brainwashed slave, and his wife is one of his handlers. Plus everything was staged to get people used to violence even in the most unexpected places, like the Academy awards. Social Brainwashing and mental programming is what's all about folks. Hollywood = CIA.

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Question: was it just before the fear porn or right at the beginning of the Lockdown (back in the dim days when I still watched a bit of TV, trying to figure out how Brandon was installed as Puppet In Chief) when most any and every upcoming show was being promoted as ‘ICONIC’?

Remember?… Anyone?…Bueller?

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Outstanding commentary, thank you.

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Another message from all of this: Black lives matter BIGLY unless it's Black on Black crime...then, kindly shut your mouth and look the other way, or better yet, reward it by giving the perp an award with a hearty standing ovation!

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