Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @SteveHiltonx
California's government is run by predators:
- Eric Swalwell: frontrunner for Governor resigned after multiple sexual assault allegations.
- Manny Yekutiel: frontrunner resigned after multiple sexual assault allegations.
- Scott Weiner: frontrunner for Congress facing multiple sexual assault allegations. Passed laws reducing penalties for sex offenders.
- Gavin Newsom: dated a 19yr old while 39yr old Mayor. Currently Governor and frontrunner for DNC Presidential nomination.
- Matt Dorsey: openly talks about "grooming" his young staffers.
- Sheng Tao: Mayor currently on trial for embezzlment.
- Nancy Pelosi: Speaker of the House widely known for insider trading. Husband has multiple DUIs hit-and-runs.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @OlooneyJohn
Bill Gates has been a defendant in a Dutch civil court since July 14, 2023, and the only thing the Leeuwarden judges have ruled about him so far is that he owes the plaintiffs 1,406 euros.
That number is the whole case in miniature. Seven Dutch people who say the Pfizer shot injured them sued 16 individuals and the Dutch State: Gates, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, Prime Minister Mark Rutte, health minister Hugo de Jonge, Jaap van Dissel of the RIVM who chaired the Outbreak Management Team, the editors of NOS and De Telegraaf. The legal theory, in the court's own summary, is that all 17 carried out "Covid-19: The Great Reset" as a group and misled people into injections they knew weren't safe. The acts pleaded against Gates are two YouTube videos from April and December 2020.
Gates argued a Dutch court can't touch an American. On October 16, 2024 judge T.P. Hoekstra disagreed, and the mechanism is the part the English-language coverage leaves out. One of the 17 defendants is a GGD Fryslân infectious-disease doctor who sat on the OMT and lives in Friesland. Dutch procedure (article 7 Rv) says that if the court has jurisdiction over one defendant, it has it over all of them when the claims are connected. The anchor of the Gates case is a provincial public-health doctor. Take him off the writ and there is no Leeuwarden case. Gates lost the motion and was ordered to pay 1,406 euros in costs. A week later RFK Jr. told a Trump rally in Duluth, Georgia that Gates had been "indicted in the Netherlands." It is a civil tort suit. No one has been charged with anything.
What has happened since is mostly the plaintiffs trying to get their experts in front of a judge under oath: ex-Pfizer respiratory research VP Mike Yeadon, Sasha Latypova, Catherine Austin Fitts, Joseph Sansone. August 20, 2025: refused, the court recording that the petitioners had argued the experts could testify from their own observation to the Great Reset and the bioweapon "because they live in a time in which all this is happening." November 26, 2025: refused again, because the examination "would take far too much time." That same November ruling ordered every natural-person party, Gates and Bourla included, to attend the hearing in person. That is the standard Dutch appearance order for an oral hearing, and it says nothing about testimony. On October 14, 2026 the court agreed to take a 3-hour-19-minute video of the four experts into the file as an exhibit, with the fight over admissibility deferred until after the hearing. That last step is reported by the plaintiffs' side only; the court has published nothing on it.
Meanwhile the lawyer who wrote the writ, Arno van Kessel, was arrested at home in Leeuwarden on June 11, 2025 in a police sweep of eight "sovereign citizen" suspects over weapons and dangerous substances, spent about 260 days in Vught prison and was struck off the bar in July. His partner Peter Stassen carries the case alone. One of the seven plaintiffs died before the first ruling, and the plaintiffs' side says a second has since. On October 4, 2026 the Frisian foundation that funded all of it, Stichting Recht OpRecht, announced it was dissolving itself after the publicity and the fundraising were moved to an English-language website run by people it doesn't name.
Thursday, October 22 at 12:30 is a mondelinge behandeling: three judges, two written rounds already done, no witnesses, no verdict that day. The court is streaming the audio. The three rulings are public on rechtspraak.nl: ECLI:NL:RBNNE:2024:4056, ECLI:NL:RBNNE:2025:3398, ECLI:NL:RBNNE:2025:5657.
The open question is the one the November order created. Gates was told to show up in person. Nobody has said whether he will.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @Forbes
It blows my mind Altman fought this in court. Why didn't he buy her off with unlimited AI money to avoid these headlines??? Literally that's all she wants: money. She's complaining he cut her out of their dad's will.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
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Eric Schmidt gave up the chairmanship of Google's parent Alphabet on December 21, 2017, with no reason given. The New York Times reported that day that he had "brought a series of girlfriends to corporate events over the years" and been sidelined by "his own personal gaffes."
Ten months later the Times' investigation into how Google paid Andy Rubin $90 million on his way out added one sentence about Schmidt: he "once retained a mistress to work as a company consultant, according to four people with knowledge of the relationship." Twenty thousand employees walked out the next week. On January 10, 2019 shareholders sued the board, and paragraph 71 of the complaint reads: "Defendant Schmidt, who joined Google as CEO in 2001, at which time he was married, retained a mistress to work as a Google consultant." The charge was setting "the wrong tone at the top." He left the board that June. Alphabet settled in 2020 for a $310 million diversity pledge, and every defendant denied wrongdoing.
The marriage had been in the papers since 2013, when Page Six reported a $15 million Manhattan penthouse bought without a doorman and an arrangement his wife had agreed to. In 2021 he launched an investment firm, Steel Perlot, with Michelle Ritter, a law student he had met the year before and was dating. In November 2025 she sued him and Google in Los Angeles for $100 million, alleging he raped her on a yacht off Mexico in 2021, had sex with her without consent at Burning Man in 2023, and had boasted of a "backdoor" into Google's servers. A judge sent it to arbitration. On about June 1, 2026 the arbitrator, retired judge Beth Andrus, wrote "I find that Ritter's statement that she was raped by Schmidt to be false" and ordered her to pay him $10.7 million. She is contesting it.
The Epstein files name him in about 206 documents: Ghislaine Maxwell and Sergey Brin arranging in 2003 to bring "our CEO Eric" to dinner, a 2013 dinner with Peter Mandelson, Ehud Barak and Jes Staley that his office declined, a $24,635 ledger line for gift bags and note cards for him. The one documented shared room is the 2004 Billionaires' Dinner at TED, where Schmidt, Larry Page, Brin and Epstein are all on the list. No visit to Epstein's houses appears, and no victim names him.
The money record runs alongside. Street View cars pulled data off home Wi-Fi networks in thirty countries from 2008 to 2010 while he was telling CNBC "if you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place"; 38 states settled for $7 million in 2013. In March 2022 Politico reported that his philanthropy, Schmidt Futures, had been paying the salaries of two staff inside the White House science office, and the office's general counsel filed a whistleblower complaint. And he is a named investor in Anthropic's May 2021 Series A, a $124 million round at a $461 million valuation, introduced by Cami Clark, whom he had dated from 2011 and whose clinic startup he funded in 2013 before she married Dario Amodei. Bloomberg's $20 billion is 1 percent at the $2 trillion IPO valuation investors have floated, so a ceiling.
The receipt is the oldest item. In 2005, asked as Google's CEO whether the list of rivals Google had secretly agreed not to recruit from could be shared with them, Schmidt wrote: do it "verbally, since I don't want to create a paper trail over which we can be sued later." Judge Lucy Koh quoted it in her August 8, 2014 order (In re High-Tech Employee Antitrust Litigation, 11-cv-02509-LHK, ECF 974); Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe paid $415 million to 64,000 engineers the next year. The Alphabet quotes: New York Times, December 21, 2017 and October 25, 2018; Martin v. Page, filed January 10, 2019, ¶71.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @TMZ
OMG, the Kennedies can't catch a break. Apparently Kyle Kennedy's father died in a skiing accident when she was 13.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @LandlordLinks
Les Wexner, the Victoria's Secret billionaire, gave Jeffrey Epstein a power of attorney in 1991, and the federal prosecutors who went through the books in 2019 wrote one sentence about what that meant: "Epstein controlled all of Wexner's personal finances with virtually no oversight."
That memo sat in the Epstein files until February 2026. It is the nearest thing to an official account of how a former prep-school math teacher with no other clients ended up with the largest private house in Manhattan, and it reads like an audit.
Wexner's own version, in the three-page statement he gave Congress on February 18, 2026: Bob Meister of Aon introduced them in the mid-1980s, he took references from Ace Greenberg and Jimmy Cayne at Bear Stearns and from Elie de Rothschild, and Epstein at first refused to be paid and "said he was assisting me as a favor." Then came the power of attorney, "so he could execute transactions quickly, without constantly requiring my signature." With it came a trustee's seat on the Wexner Foundation from 1992 to 2007, the presidency of Wexner's property company, and, in a 1998 Ohio filing, the title of co-president of The New Albany Company, the firm that built the town Wexner lives in. Ghislaine Maxwell told the Deputy Attorney General last year that "Epstein ran New Albany."
What the signature bought, per the memo: Epstein "sold himself a New York home and a private plane that had belonged to Wexner at a deeply discounted price." The home is 9 East 71st Street, which Wexner bought in 1989 and which the 2019 indictment names as the place girls as young as 14 were abused. The plane is the L Brands Boeing 727. Wexner says the house went for its appraised value, $20 million in 1998; the deed that moved it into Epstein's company in December 2011 carries no price.
The warnings came early, and they came to Wexner. In 1993 a model reported a man posing as a Victoria's Secret scout, and the catalogue's president was told to take it to Wexner, who said he would stop it. In the summer of 1996 Maria Farmer, placed by Epstein at the New Albany compound as artist in residence, says Epstein and Maxwell assaulted her at his house half a mile from Wexner's, and that the 911 dispatcher told her "We work for Wexner." Her FBI complaint, dated September 3, 1996, was released in December 2025. In May 1997 Alicia Arden told Santa Monica police about the same scout routine.
The end came through Abigail Wexner. After Epstein's 2006 Florida arrest she took over the family's records for the first time, and the memo says she found "several hundred million dollars" missing. The Wexners revoked the power of attorney in September 2007, and in 2008 Epstein "agreed to return $100 million as part of a settlement." Nobody called the police. Asked why at his deposition, Wexner said: "At the time, I didn't know." On June 26, 2008, the day Epstein's plea deal was announced, Wexner emailed him: "All I can say is I feel sorry."
Then there is the Mega Group. In 1991, the year of the power of attorney, Wexner and Charles Bronfman started a circle of about twenty Jewish billionaires, Steinhardt, Lauder, Tisch, Crown and Max Fisher among them, that met twice a year to talk philanthropy, paid for Birthright Israel, and in 2003 commissioned a Frank Luntz memo telling Jewish leaders to spend a year talking about Saddam Hussein. The Wall Street Journal profiled it in 1998. That is the documented Mega Group. Whitney Webb's version, in which it is the layer between Wexner's money and Israeli intelligence, rests on Seymour Hersh's and Gordon Thomas's books about Robert Maxwell and on inference. Nothing in the files connects Epstein to the group except Wexner himself.
Where it stands: an FBI email of August 15, 2019 listed Wexner as a "secondary" co-conspirator with "limited evidence regarding his involvement," served him a subpoena, and never called again. Eleven survivors sued him in New York on March 6, 2026 over the $200 million they say bought the operation, and two more filed in June. He has never been charged.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @StateDRL
Barbera Hale Thornhill, the new U.S. Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, told the Senate her qualifications were Mother Teresa, the Boy Scouts, a Los Angeles children's charity and a trafficking survivor's app, and the paper trail on each of them is thinner than the paragraph.
She used the same paragraph twice, first in August 2020 when Trump wanted her as ambassador to Singapore, then in June 2026 for this job. In 2020 she had "the honor to work with Mother Teresa and the Sisters of Charity in Calcutta in 1994." By 2026 it was "live and work with." The order is the Missionaries of Charity, not the Sisters of Charity, and no press item, photo or volunteer record from 1994 mentions her. Mother Teresa's homes took walk-in foreigners with no paperwork. The State Department's own 2020 competence certificate and the White House announcement left the Calcutta story out entirely.
The Scouts: she said the program "has impacted over 20,000 underprivileged adolescents, many in the foster system." Her actual role, per twelve years of IRS filings, is one seat on the Western Los Angeles County Council's board of 41 to 72 people, one hour a week, unpaid. That council had 13,000 youth members in 2013 and 4,961 in 2024. Its low-income outreach program served about 1,400 a year. The word foster appears in none of its returns. Her foundation gave the Scouts $6,769 in 2015, $477 in 2016 and $5,000 in 2022.
Children's Institute, where she was board secretary from 2019 to 2023, reports reaching "more than 28,000 children and family members" a year. In her testimony that became "over 28,000 children who have been abused." The institute is the same Los Angeles clinic that, as Children's Institute International, interviewed the McMartin Preschool children in 1983.
The trafficking credential was Lauri Burns of The Teen Project and "Safe Site," an app for victims. Senator Duckworth wrote back that Safe Site "does not seem to be currently active." It never shipped. The code still sits inside Burns's rehab-bed app marked "Coming soon," pointing at a domain that is for sale. Thornhill is on none of the Teen Project's filings.
Operation Smile missions in Vietnam, Brazil and China were in the 2020 version. They vanished from the 2026 one. Her foundation never gave Operation Smile a dollar. It did give $2,000 to Project Veritas in 2015, which Senator Merkley asked her about in 2020. She said it was one dinner party for a friend, about eight years earlier, and that she knew nothing about James O'Keefe.
What the record does show: a Washington decorator who did the Halcyon Hotel in London in 1987, married Disney's former CFO Gary Wilson in 1992, listed two Disney jobs while he sat on Disney's board, ran a Beverly Hills luncheon society for two years, and gave the Trump 47 Committee $651,201.36 in 2024.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @EricLDaugh
Adding CNN to the Larry Ellison blob. Here is the inventory as of this afternoon, by how the Ellisons got it.
From buying Paramount in August 2025: CBS and its 29 owned stations, CBS News, 60 Minutes, CBS Sports, Paramount Pictures, Paramount+, Pluto TV, Showtime, Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central, BET, CMT, Paramount Network, Smithsonian Channel, Channel 5 in Britain, Network 10 in Australia, and the U.S. rights to the UFC for seven years at about $7.7 billion. Argentina's Telefe and Chile's Chilevisión were sold off within months.
From buying The Free Press in October 2025 for about $150 million: the newsletter, its podcast, and Bari Weiss as editor in chief of CBS News, reporting to David Ellison.
From buying all of Warner Bros. Discovery today for $110 billion: CNN and CNN International, HBO and HBO Max, Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line, DC Studios, Warner Bros. Television and Games, TNT, TBS, TNT Sports, Discovery and discovery+, HGTV, Food Network, TLC, Animal Planet, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Turner Classic Movies and Eurosport. The film library runs from The Godfather to Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, Mission: Impossible and SpongeBob, plus distribution of Dune 3 and the next Minecraft.
Through Oracle, where Larry Ellison owns about 40%: a 15% stake and one of seven board seats in the TikTok U.S. joint venture formed January 22, 2026, which hosts the American data and retrains the recommendation algorithm. That is a vendor and part-owner role, not personal ownership of TikTok.
And Larry himself: Oracle, 98% of the Hawaiian island of Lanai, a $1 billion stake from 2022 in Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, and the Ellison Institute of Technology at Oxford.
The combined company is called Skydance, ticker SKYD. The closing filing says the Ellison family and RedBird hold 100% of the voting shares. Saudi Arabia's PIF, Abu Dhabi's L'imad and Qatar's QIA own 38.5% of it and vote on nothing.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @WikiLeaksQ
I realized I'm obsessed with MK Ultra and Epstein Baal worship conspiracies because it's the exact plot of Harry Potter.
The government operates a secret program to recruit and groom special kids with psychic abilities. It may have started with positive intentions, but was infiltrated by a secret society of evil wizards that took over the shadow government and started encouraging the kids to sell their souls.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @IanCarrollShow
I know it's tragic irony for @RobertKennedyJr to end up as a deepstate puppet because the CIA killed his Father, Uncle, and Cousin... but do you seriously expect them to leave him as authentic opposition???
The whole first line of opposition is controlled. Alex Jones, Candace, Nick Shirley, Andrew Tate.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @HowleyReporter
Everyone searched the Epstein files for "Lutnick". Simon Andriesz searched for "HWL". He knew Cantor Fitzgerald executives signed their emails with initials, because he'd been a managing director at Lutnick's brokerage, BGC Partners, across London, New York and Chicago until the firm sacked him on 31 January 2017. He'd spent 2016 raising accounting complaints inside the company and had a heart attack along the way. Some of what he flagged stuck. In November 2019 the CFTC fined BGC Financial $3 million for losing nearly four months of voice recordings on thousands of block trades and for not telling the regulator about an SEC investigation for more than four years. That action earned him a $420,000 whistleblower award.
On 19 October 2020 he phoned the FBI and asked to be connected to the Epstein case. He told them his old boss had undeclared ties to Epstein. The FBI never opened a case. His call surfaced anyway, as document EFTA00020515, when the Justice Department released more than 3 million pages this January, so he went looking for the rest. The HWL search turned up a 28 May 2018 exchange. Epstein asks: "what do you think the prospects for adfin are?" Lutnick answers: "Producing revenue finally. This is their year." AdFin was an ad-tech start-up both men had signed investment contracts for in December 2012; Epstein put in $875,000. Andriesz handed the chain to House Oversight Democrats before Lutnick's closed-door interview on 6 May, where Lutnick said he'd only learned this year that Epstein was a co-investor. He also found Cantor's 2013 plan to lend £1 million to a company controlled by Prince Andrew in exchange for exclusive introductions. His phrase for it on the BBC's File on 4 in July: "to basically buy a prince."
In written reasons dated 11 August, an employment judge struck out his UK claim against BGC, Lutnick and BGC co-CEO Jean-Pierre Aubin as nearly nine years out of time. BGC calls his allegations "categorically false". The White House called the BBC report "pathetic and desperate". A friend who'd profiled him in August posted on 25 September that he'd taken his own life at a trauma treatment centre. He was 57. BGC's application for its costs against him is listed for 24 November.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @RealAlexJones
Here's my theory on Alex Jones. He's a Fed. But for the past 25 years his role was schitzo controlled opposition. They had him say [partial] truths about 9/11 mixed in with a lot of drunken bigotry to discredit the idea to normies. Which definitely worked on me, he's repulsive.
Their problem is he's now the MOST CREDIBLE PERSON on television. How do you play that??? 🤣
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Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @RabbiJeffx @grok
@RabbiJeffx is a wizard asking leading questions to circumvent Grok's obvious censorship... but it would be easier if he just got an uncensored open-source model. They run great on a gaming PC and have all of conspiracy Reddit baked into their pre-training.
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Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @RabbiJeffx
@grok I recall an interview between Joe Rogan and Elon Musk where Elon emphasizes how critical it is for AI to value human lives equally walking through an example similar to this. Can you find a clip of him saying that? Given you responded this way, does it seem like he is a hypocrite?
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Thank you for a wonderful show and coming to San Francisco! It was fun learning about Whitley Strieber.
When Strieber came out about UFOs, he was already a a former advertising vice president in New York and successful horror novelist; author of The Wolfen and The Hunger. Both books were already movies. The Hunger, in 1983, had David Bowie, Catherine Deneuve, and Susan Sarandon.
Communion was the book of what he said happened on December 26, 1985. He was forty, at a log cabin in upstate New York with his wife Anne and their son. Leftover Christmas goose. He woke to a whooshing, swirling noise from the living room downstairs.
He didn't know what it was. His brother had given him Science and the UFOs by Jenny Randles and Peter Warrington for Christmas. After that night he actually opened it, and it pointed him to Hopkins, who lived a few blocks away.
Beech Tree/Morrow published Communion in 1987 as nonfiction. Strieber called the beings visitors and did not say they were from another planet. On June 3, 1987, the New York Times noted that Beech Tree had published that week's No. 1 hardcover: Communion. Two years later Christopher Walken played him in Philippe Mora's film.
In 2023 he still wouldn't call them aliens. He wrote that in all the years the close-encounter story has been told, there is not one independent witness to an abduction, and no reliable video of the abductors. They may or may not be from another world.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @Polymarket
This looks like the Colossus of Nero!
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Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @Cobratate
Andrew Tate should get a WHACKD tattoo like John McAfee did! McAfee spent a year loudly proclaiming he wouldn't kill himself. Then he changed his mind and killed himself in Spanish prison while awaiting extradition. I bet Andrew Tate is going to do the same thing. 🙄
In 2019, already a fugitive from US tax charges, McAfee tweeted: "If I suicide myself, I didn't. I was whackd. Check my right arm." He got WHACKD tattooed on his right arm. Then he launched $WHACKD, a real Ethereum token that burned 10 percent of every transaction and randomly wiped out 1 in 1,000 transactions entirely. The coin was the punchline to a death threat he said he was already getting.
He spent the next two years saying the same thing about Jeffrey Epstein, who died in federal custody in August 2019. McAfee kept insisting Epstein didn't kill himself.
October 3, 2020. Spain pulls him off a flight at Barcelona's airport on a US extradition request. He sits eight and a half months in Brians 2 prison and tells the court he will die behind bars if they send him home.
June 23, 2021. Spain's National Court makes its extradition approval public. Within hours he is found hanging in his cell. By that night the phrase "John McAfee didn't kill himself" was trending worldwide. His verified Instagram posted a single Q and then deleted it. His widow Janice has never accepted the suicide ruling.
The 31 terabytes of data he swore would go public if anything happened to him have never surfaced.
@grok is it true John McAfee launched an Ethereum cryptocurrency called $WHACKD in 2019, after tweeting that if he "suicided himself," he didn't?
Sources: Newsweek, "John McAfee Suicide: Q Instagram Post and 'Dead Man's Switch' Conspiracy Theories," 2021; The Independent, "John McAfee death: the conspiracy theories around his suicide, explained," 2021; South China Morning Post, "QAnon followers spread Epstein conspiracy theories about John McAfee," 2021.
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
Replying to @californiapost
Solvang, California - the Danish Capital of America - has real tunnels under downtown. The press is only catching half the stack.
In January 1911, Rev. Benedict Nordentoft, Rev. Jens Gregersen, and Prof. Peder Hornsyld bought about 9,000 acres of Rancho San Carlos de Jonata and built a Danish folk-school colony in the Santa Ynez Valley. The half-timbered tourist look is mostly post-1947, after a Saturday Evening Post feature turned a farming town into a themed destination. About 1.5 million visitors a year now walk Copenhagen Drive. Almost none of them know what sits under it.
Local guide Wes Leslie of Secret Solvang has been inside the basement network under Wine Valley Inn and Cottages, the old Chimney Sweep Inn that opened around 1985 and rebranded in 2004. He describes rooms within rooms, boarded staircases, locked doors staff cannot map, and what looks like a late-20th-century underground clothing shop with dressing rooms and a cashier desk still sitting there. Similar voids sit under other nearby hotels. Access between them is mostly sealed.
Alisal Cellars on Alisal Road is the other fixed landmark - an underground venue that used to be a wine tasting room entered by sidewalk steps. Locals tell Leslie a tunnel once ran the length of Copenhagen Drive. Management says the sealed doors go nowhere. Written archives are thin either way.
The two big rumor frames are Prohibition rum-running on the LA-SF corridor and an underground brothel. Leslie himself says a lot of that may be tall tales. What is verified is the fabric under the inns. What is not verified is the origin story.
And the town has a separate dark file that ghost tours already sell. Thor Nis Christiansen grew up in Solvang after his family left Denmark. Between 1976 and 1979 he murdered four women in the Isla Vista and Los Angeles area - the look-alike hitchhiker killings - and a fifth woman survived a shot to the head and ID'd him in a Hollywood bar on July 11, 1979. He took life sentences in 1980. On March 30, 1981 he was stabbed once in the chest in the Folsom exercise yard. His killer was never identified.
Real basements under a fairy-tale brand. Origin records that stop short. A hometown serial killer co-marketed as dark Solvang. That is the stack the Danish windmills sit on.
Sources:
SFGATE, Solvang secret tunnels, Julie Tremaine, 2026
NY Post / California Post, Mystery tunnels Solvang, Titus Wu, 2026
Wikipedia, Solvang, California
Wikipedia, Thor Christiansen
Wikipedia, Benedict Nordentoft
Santa Barbara Independent, Solvang's Beginnings, Michael Redmon, 2012
Deepstate Dropout retweeted
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Andrew Tate is just whining about All Quiet on the Western Front because he doesn't want to get drafted. 🙄
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