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Written by rnRobert Zemeckis CATHOLIC rnBob Gale JEWrnProduced by rnBob Gale JEWrnNeil Canton JEW

Every damn one of them sucks money out of the taxpayers, they didn’t accumulate that wealth because they were smart, it’s because they are all thieves and should be tried as such. Like the song take the money and run, he makes his living off the people’s taxes.

There’s a bunch of globers out there who used that Felix Baumgartner jump as proof the earth is a globe. So this video of Neil has to hurt them a little bit. I see it as Neil is mocking the globers using this as evidence because the globers have been getting burned by the flat earthers on this one. Neil’s doing damage control in my most humble opinion. And my opinion probably is the most humble.

Back to the Future - Mayor LOL rnhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rvVPqdl2iw

Whadda ya gunna do? Of course people shouldn’t be race mixing. We know the you-know-who’s are promoting race mixing to the whites in the mainstream media. Sure its fun to laugh at all the single white chicks with their mixed babies on dating apps crying about not being able to find a good man, even though its not really funny at all. Plus its also not anyone else’s business if people decide to ruin their family’s dna after thousands of years of keeping it pure. Sure its fine to be racist and express it but I’m thinking Bryan T has a demon. I had this powerful demon one time that was trying to get me to do some crazy violent things. It took over my voice one time while I was driving. It started cussing me out, I was in shock, I remember looking at my self in the rear view mirror. Then I told it "youre coming out, one way or another you’re coming out dude." Then I went home and ate breakfast and after that our Heavenly Father directed me towards Demonbuster.com and I learned how to expel demons from myself... and others.

imagine if they had this scripted from way back then for one of Willies whores to be VP.

From 1975 to 1978, Brown supported the Peoples Temple, led by Jim Jones, while it was being investigated for alleged criminal wrongdoing. Brown attended the Temple perhaps a dozen times and served as master of ceremonies at a testimonial dinner for Jones where he said in his introduction, "[l]et me present to you a combination of Martin King, Angela Davis, Albert Einstein ... Chairman Mao .Former mayor of San Francisco Willie Brown Jr. has a net worth of $70 million USD HOW MADE THAT MONEY < JUST A POLITICIAN AND LAWYER? INVESTMENTS ? YES OF COURSE..In his 2008 autobiography Basic Brown, he described his taste for $6,000 Brioni suits and his search for the perfect chocolate Corvette. In one chapter, "The Power of Clothes: Don’t Pull a Dukakis", Brown writes that men should have a navy blazer for each season: one with "a hint of green" for springtime, another with more autumnal threading for the fall.[87] He adds, "You really shouldn’t try to get through a public day wearing just one thing. ... Sometimes, I change clothes four times a day." WOW...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willie_Brown_(politician)

AND THE COMMUNIST RED STAR IN THE MIDDLE OF HIS NAME IS NOT BY ACCIDENT... ENJOY AMERICA>>>

I am not even going to charge you for this diagnosis but you have real problems Bryan. Less alcohol and more family time.

When someone exhibits irrational anger or obsession about others having children of a certain race, it may stem from a combination of psychological, social, and ideological factors. While only a mental health professional can diagnose, here are some possible explanations:rnrn1. Delusional Disorder (Persecutory or Grandiose Type)rnrnPersecutory delusions: Believing that the existence of certain groups threatens them or society.rnrnGrandiose delusions: Believing they have special knowledge or a mission to "protect" a certain identity or lineage.rnrnrn2. Paranoid Personality Disorder (PPD)rnrnInvolves irrational suspicion or mistrust of others.rnrnIn extreme cases, this can manifest as paranoia about demographic or societal changes.rnrnrn3. Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD)rnrnRigid thinking and fixation on control or perceived "purity."rnrnThese individuals might lash out when others don’t conform to their worldview.rnrnrn4. Pathological Racism (Not a Clinical Diagnosis)rnrnRacist beliefs, when deeply ingrained, can resemble delusional patterns.rnrnCognitive distortions lead to irrational, aggressive reactions toward interracial relationships or children.rnrnrn5. Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED)rnrnSudden, disproportionate outbursts of anger without rational cause.rnrnThe content of the outburst may reflect learned biases rather than a delusional belief system.rnrnrnWhen to Seek HelprnrnSuch behavior often stems from a mix of personal, psychological, and societal influences. Therapy, particularly cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), can sometimes help individuals challenge irrational beliefs and improve emotional regulation.rnrnWould you like more information on how these conditions manifest or how to address this behavior constructively?rnrn

An angry person who frequently screams profanities like "f*** you" might be experiencing issues related to emotional regulation or impulse control. While only a mental health professional can diagnose someone accurately, here are some potential conditions that could contribute to this behavior:rnrn1. Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED):rnrnCharacterized by sudden, intense outbursts of anger, often disproportionate to the situation.rnrnOutbursts might include yelling, cursing, or physical aggression.rnrnrnrn2. **Tourette Syndrome (rnrnrnrn

When someone exhibits contradictory behavior like expressing both hatred and desire toward a particular group, it could stem from various psychological factors or disorders. While a professional evaluation is necessary for an accurate diagnosis, here are some possible explanations:rnrn1. Cognitive Dissonance: Holding two conflicting beliefs simultaneously, which causes emotional discomfort. A person might express hate outwardly while feeling an internal attraction or curiosity, leading to confusion or outbursts.rnrnrn2. Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD): Individuals with BPD may experience intense, unstable emotions and rapidly shifting attitudes toward people or groups. Extreme thinking (idealization vs. devaluation) is common.rnrnrn3. Paranoid or Delusional Disorder: If the behavior is driven by irrational, fixed beliefs without evidence.rnrnrn4. Racism with Internalized Conflict: In some cases, individuals raised in racist environments might experience subconscious attraction or guilt, leading to extreme external reactions.rnrnrn5. Impulse Control Disorders: Difficulty regulating emotions, resulting in sudden, inappropriate outbursts.rnrnrnrnUnderstanding these behaviors requires professional psychological assessment, as mental health is complex and can’t be accurately diagnosed without context.rnrn

That kind of belief could stem from paranoia or a delusional disorder if the person persistently believes that the world has a collective agenda regarding "a nigger baby" without evidence. Paranoia involves intense, irrational distrust or suspicion of others. If the belief is highly specific and disconnected from reality, it might fall under a delusional disorder with a particular theme.rnrnWould you like more context on paranoia or how these types of beliefs can manifest?rnrn

A person who expresses hatred toward others based on race is typically described as racist. Racism involves harboring prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism toward individuals or groups because of their race or ethnicity. If someone is directing this hatred toward children or using slurs, it reflects deep-seated racism and hostility.rnrnAnger, on its own, doesn’t necessarily indicate racism; however, when anger is paired with hateful language and beliefs about a specific racial group, it falls into the category of racist behavior.rnrnWould you like to discuss strategies for dealing with individuals like this or better understanding the psychology behind such behavior?rnrn

That behavior might be an example of projection, a psychological defense mechanism where someone attributes their own negative qualities, feelings, or behaviors to someone else. When a person calls others "trash" while exhibiting those same negative traits, they may be unconsciously deflecting attention away from their own flaws or insecurities.rnrnThis behavior can also stem from:rnrnInsecurity: Putting others down to feel superior.rnrnNarcissistic tendencies: Devaluing others to maintain a sense of superiority.rnrnLack of self-awareness: Genuinely not recognizing their own behavior.rnrnrnWould you like more insight into how to handle situations like that?rnrn

The syndrome you’re referring to is Tourette Syndrome (TS), a neurological disorder characterized by involuntary movements and vocalizations called tics. A rare symptom of Tourette Syndrome is coprolalia, which involves the involuntary use of obscene, inappropriate, or offensive language.rnrnKey Points:rnrnTourette Syndrome: Involves both motor and vocal tics that can vary in frequency and intensity.rnrnCoprolalia: Affects only a small percentage of individuals with Tourette’s (less than 10%). It includes involuntary utterances of socially unacceptable words or phrases.rnrnNot Intentional: These outbursts are not reflective of a person’s beliefs or intentions—they are neurological in nature.rnrnrnIf you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms like these, consulting a medical professional or neurologist can provide clarity and support.rnrn

A low IQ, or lower intellectual functioning, generally refers to difficulties with reasoning, problem-solving, and learning. However, IQ alone doesn’t define a person’s worth or potential. Intelligence can manifest in many ways, like creativity, emotional understanding, or practical skills. Here are some examples of behaviors or situations that might reflect lower cognitive abilities:rnrn1. Struggling with Abstract Concepts: Difficulty understanding abstract ideas, like metaphorical language or complex instructions.rnrnrn2. Challenges with Problem-Solving: Trouble solving everyday problems, such as following a simple recipe or assembling furniture.rnrnrn3. Limited Critical Thinking: Tending to take information at face value without questioning or analyzing it.rnrnrn4. Difficulty with Memory and Learning: Struggling to retain new information or apply learned knowledge to new situations.rnrnrn5. Simplistic Reasoning: Relying on very basic or rigid logic when making decisions.rnrnrnrnIt’s important to remember that intelligence is complexrnrn

Ignorant means lacking knowledge, awareness, or understanding about a particular subject or situation. It doesn’t necessarily imply a lack of intelligence; rather, it refers to not being informed or educated about something. For example, someone might be ignorant of a foreign culture if they haven’t had the opportunity to learn about itrn

Space is fake!! Thanks for the video

Ben from Taboo conspiracy is always looking for the truth, and for him to even make a video, put some validity behind this. He is very thorough and what he does thank you for the video. Looks like they fake some shit.