Jorvex609

joined 3 days ago
 

The account is a day old so I can't see how I could possibly already have broken the rules. I have another account on piefed.social that I've had for a while and I didn't get banned in all that time. Any ideas what it could have been?

 

That game you grew up playing? It might not have been what you thought. The NSA infiltrated World of Warcraft and Xbox Live. The CIA funded the company behind Pokémon Go (via Google Earth's roots). The US Army built America's Army to recruit 12-year-olds, then moved to Twitch to play COD and Fortnite with kids — running fake giveaways that led to recruitment forms.

Call of Duty rewrote the real "Highway of Death" massacre (US did it, game blamed Russia). Military advisers shape narratives. Leakers post classified documents on Discord to win War Thunder arguments. The same guy who directed Black Ops later gave a talk about a Vegas hotel shooting — three years before the Mandalay Bay massacre.

Gary DeVore (hands found chopped off). Amir Hekmati (Marine-turned-game-dev, arrested in Iran, tortured, sentenced to death). These are the human consequences.

Games used to warn us — Metal Gear Solid, Deus Ex, Spec Ops. Now they're training us. Drone strikes run on Xbox controllers. The "PlayStation mentality to killing." The most dangerous game isn't the one you play. It's the one playing you.

 

Former CIA officers like John Kiriakou, Andrew Bustamante, and Mike Baker are flooding YouTube and podcasts with "insider secrets" — Epstein as an Israeli asset, remote car hacking, LSD brothels, Tuesday morning kill lists.

But here's what nobody mentions: every single one of them signed a lifetime secrecy agreement. Every book, podcast, tweet, and viral clip must be pre-approved by the CIA's Pre-publication Classification Review Board.

So when they "reveal" Epstein was a spy or that waterboarding happened? The CIA already signed off. Either it's true — or they're fine with you believing it.

The best way to hide a secret isn't censorship anymore. It's noise. Flood the zone. Make everything sound equally shocking. Then nothing is.

 

Stanley Kubrick died just days after showing Eyes Wide Shut to Warner Bros. Executives. The film's orgy ritual mirrored real footage from Bohemian Grove (secretly filmed by Alex Jones) — complete with a Moloch owl statue and candlelit ceremony.

The character Victor Ziegler looks and acts like Epstein: wealthy, untouchable, running a blackmail network. Kubrick cast Tom Cruise (Scientology) and Nicole Kidman, then filmed key scenes in a Rothschild mansion. The reversed liturgy in the ritual scene is a Romanian Orthodox chant.

Roger Avary claims the final edit is missing narration and that the true ending shows two men walking off with the Cruise/Kidman's daughter — a kidnapping the cult arranged. R. Lee Ermey said Kubrick called the film "a piece of shit" and was disgusted, contradicting the official story.

Kubrick's warning: these secret societies exist, but they thrive on individual weakness, lust, and the desire for power. The title says it all — people keep their eyes wide shut.