For those who got the free download of the Q-Key map...I’ve circled where Tavistock is on the map. Everything in purple are “MK Ultra” programs and operations.
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https://deepstatemappingproject.com/
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Today and tomorrow I’m going to talk about “Jonestown” and the events that took place on November 18, 1978, after the event, and things that happened before the event. In my opinion, this is a stain in our History, by the people-namely the media-who once again pushed out a false narrative, in order to cover-up the true events that took place on that fateful day, and the days following. This story is not for the faint of heart.
I will unlink the channel from chat temporarily. You can comment on any of the elements of the story on my last post, when I re-link the channels. There will be a spot to comment.
I will unlink the channel from chat temporarily. You can comment on any of the elements of the story on my last post, when I re-link the channels. There will be a spot to comment.
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You Know the “Official” Version of what happened at Jonestown on November 18, 1978…
Jim Jones, a religious leader in California, opened up a church in Northern California called “The People's Temple”. He drew in poor people, social activists, Blacks, Hispanics, the young and old. Their message was one of racial harmony and justice.
Eventually Jim Jones got tied up in San Francisco politics, and moved his church into the heart of San Francisco, where he grew his church membership even more.
Jim Jones, a religious leader in California, opened up a church in Northern California called “The People's Temple”. He drew in poor people, social activists, Blacks, Hispanics, the young and old. Their message was one of racial harmony and justice.
Eventually Jim Jones got tied up in San Francisco politics, and moved his church into the heart of San Francisco, where he grew his church membership even more.
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The People's Temple members were subjects of local scandal in the news. Jim Jones claimed these exposés were attacks on their newly-found religion, and used them as an excuse to move most of his members into the jungles of remote Guyana to further establish his socialist utopia.
Disturbing reports continued to surround Jones, and soon came to the attention of US Congressional members, like Leo Ryan, who himself represented the San Francisco district.
Stories of beatings, kidnapping, sexual abuse and mysterious deaths leaked out to the press. Leo Ryan decided to go to Guyana and investigate the situation for himself. The delegation that went to Guyana consisted of Representative Ryan, family members of those in the cult, reporters, and Ryan’s staff assistant Jackie Speier.
Disturbing reports continued to surround Jones, and soon came to the attention of US Congressional members, like Leo Ryan, who himself represented the San Francisco district.
Stories of beatings, kidnapping, sexual abuse and mysterious deaths leaked out to the press. Leo Ryan decided to go to Guyana and investigate the situation for himself. The delegation that went to Guyana consisted of Representative Ryan, family members of those in the cult, reporters, and Ryan’s staff assistant Jackie Speier.
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Ryan was able to talk with several church members to get a pulse for what was going on. Twenty of them wanted to leave. Ryan promised them a ticket home. While he was at the compound, someone stabbed him. He then left for the airport, knowing he was in a dangerous situation.
So began The nightmare...
So began The nightmare...
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Isolated on the tiny airstrip at Port Kaituma in Guyana, and as he was about to get on the private airplane, Ryan and several reporters were shot and killed…Jackie Speier survived.
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Then came the almost unbelievable "White Night”...a mass suicide pact of the Jonestown camp. A community made up of mostly Blacks and women, drank cyanide from paper cups of Kool-Aid. Adults AND children fell to the ground and died. Jones died as well, with a shot to the head. It was an “apparent” suicide.
For days, the body count mounted, from 400 to nearly 1,000. The bodies were flown to the United States and later cremated or buried in mass graves.
For days, the body count mounted, from 400 to nearly 1,000. The bodies were flown to the United States and later cremated or buried in mass graves.
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The headlines the day of the massacre read: "Cult Dies in South American Jungle: 400 Die in Mass Suicide, 700 Flee into Jungle." By all accounts in the press, as well as People's Temple statements, there were at least 1,100 people at Jonestown. There were 809 adult passports found there, and reports of 300 children (276 found among the dead, and 210 never identified).
The headline figures from the first day add to the same number: 1,100. The original body count done by the Guyanese was 408, and this figure was initially agreed to by the U.S. Army authorities on site.
However, over the next few days, the total of reported dead began to rise quickly. The Army made a series of misleading and openly false statements about the discrepancy. The new total, which was the official final count, was given almost a week later by American authorities as 913. A total of 16 survivors were reported to have returned to the U.S. Where were the others?
The headline figures from the first day add to the same number: 1,100. The original body count done by the Guyanese was 408, and this figure was initially agreed to by the U.S. Army authorities on site.
However, over the next few days, the total of reported dead began to rise quickly. The Army made a series of misleading and openly false statements about the discrepancy. The new total, which was the official final count, was given almost a week later by American authorities as 913. A total of 16 survivors were reported to have returned to the U.S. Where were the others?
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At their first press conference, the Americans claimed that the Guyanese "could not count." These local people had carried out the gruesome job of counting the bodies, and later assisted American troops in the process of poking holes in the flesh so that they wouldn’t explode from the gasses of decay.
Then the Americans proposed another theory…they had missed seeing a pile of bodies at the back of the pavilion. Finally, we were given the “official” reason for the discrepancy -- bodies had fallen on top of other bodies, adults covering children.
They say it was a simple arithmetic error that led to the first mid-counts. 🧐
The 408 bodies discovered at the first count would have to be able to cover 505 bodies for a total of 913. Sound fishy? Yeah sounds fishy to me too.
Then the Americans proposed another theory…they had missed seeing a pile of bodies at the back of the pavilion. Finally, we were given the “official” reason for the discrepancy -- bodies had fallen on top of other bodies, adults covering children.
They say it was a simple arithmetic error that led to the first mid-counts. 🧐
The 408 bodies discovered at the first count would have to be able to cover 505 bodies for a total of 913. Sound fishy? Yeah sounds fishy to me too.
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Let’s look at some of the facts that dispute the narrative being pushed by the media:
1. Those who first worked on the bodies would have been unlikely to miss bodies lying beneath each other since each body had to be punctured.
2. Eighty-two of the bodies first found were those of children, reducing the number that could have been hidden below others. A search of nearly 150 photographs, aerial and close-up, fails to show even one body lying under another, much less 500.
3. It seemed the first reports were true, 400 had died, and 700 had fled to the jungle. The American authorities claimed to have searched for people who had escaped, but found no evidence of any in the surrounding area.
At least 100 Guyanese troops were among the first to arrive, and they were ordered to search the jungle for survivors.
In the area, at the same time, British Black Watch troops were on "training exercises," with nearly 600 of their best-trained commandos. Soon, American Green Berets were on site as well. The presence of these soldiers…specially trained in covert killing operations…may explain the increasing numbers of bodies that appeared. But…
1. Those who first worked on the bodies would have been unlikely to miss bodies lying beneath each other since each body had to be punctured.
2. Eighty-two of the bodies first found were those of children, reducing the number that could have been hidden below others. A search of nearly 150 photographs, aerial and close-up, fails to show even one body lying under another, much less 500.
3. It seemed the first reports were true, 400 had died, and 700 had fled to the jungle. The American authorities claimed to have searched for people who had escaped, but found no evidence of any in the surrounding area.
At least 100 Guyanese troops were among the first to arrive, and they were ordered to search the jungle for survivors.
In the area, at the same time, British Black Watch troops were on "training exercises," with nearly 600 of their best-trained commandos. Soon, American Green Berets were on site as well. The presence of these soldiers…specially trained in covert killing operations…may explain the increasing numbers of bodies that appeared. But…
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5. Most of the photographs show the bodies in neat rows, face down. Close shots indicate drag marks, as though the bodies were positioned by someone after death. Is it possible that the 700 who fled were rounded up by these troops, brought back to Jonestown and added to the body count?
6. Dr. Mootoo, the top Guyanese pathologist, was at Jonestown within hours after the massacre. Refusing the assistance of U.S. pathologists, he accompanied the teams that counted the dead, examined the bodies, and worked to identify the deceased. While the American press screamed about the "Kool-Aid Suicides," Dr. Mootoo was reaching a much different opinion...
6. Dr. Mootoo, the top Guyanese pathologist, was at Jonestown within hours after the massacre. Refusing the assistance of U.S. pathologists, he accompanied the teams that counted the dead, examined the bodies, and worked to identify the deceased. While the American press screamed about the "Kool-Aid Suicides," Dr. Mootoo was reaching a much different opinion...
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There are certain signs that show the types of poisons that lead to death. Cyanide blocks the messages from the brain to the muscles by changing body chemistry in the central nervous system.
Even the "involuntary" functions like breathing and heartbeat get mixed neural signals. It is a painful death, breath coming in spurts. The other muscles spasm, limbs twist and contort. The facial muscles draw back into a deadly grin, called "cyanide rictus."
All these telling signs were absent in the Jonestown dead. Limbs were limp and relaxed, and the few visible faces showed no sign of distortion.
Even the "involuntary" functions like breathing and heartbeat get mixed neural signals. It is a painful death, breath coming in spurts. The other muscles spasm, limbs twist and contort. The facial muscles draw back into a deadly grin, called "cyanide rictus."
All these telling signs were absent in the Jonestown dead. Limbs were limp and relaxed, and the few visible faces showed no sign of distortion.
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Instead, Dr. Mootoo found fresh needle marks at the back of the left shoulder blades of 80-90% of the victims. Others had been shot or strangled. One survivor reported that those who resisted were forced by armed guards.
Dr. Mootoo gave testimony to the Guyanese grand jury investigating Jonestown. The conclusion: all but three of the people were murdered by "persons unknown." Only two had committed suicide they said. Several pictures show the gun-shot wounds on the bodies as well.
Dr. Mootoo gave testimony to the Guyanese grand jury investigating Jonestown. The conclusion: all but three of the people were murdered by "persons unknown." Only two had committed suicide they said. Several pictures show the gun-shot wounds on the bodies as well.
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A U.S. Army spokesman said, "No autopsies are needed. The cause of death is not an issue here." 🧐🧐
The forensic doctors who later did autopsies at Dover, Delaware, were never made aware of Dr. Mootoo's findings.
The forensic doctors who later did autopsies at Dover, Delaware, were never made aware of Dr. Mootoo's findings.
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