O.J. Simpson
Bob Hope
Film Mafia
List
Bob Hope & U.S.O. Monarch Slave Troupe: Over 40yrs of MK-Ultra Pimpin (VIDEO)
[2003] Bob Hope: Thanks for the (Sordid) Memories by Uri Dowbenko
[vid] Bob Hope 'Shape-Shifting' At Awards Show
Quotes
I suspect that Mark is some kind of
"containment agent" who is being directed through his "handlers" whose
motivations ultimately serve the New World Order. Through his containment
expertise, the information I have conveyed to you in this book you are now
reading was delayed in reaching you by nearly seven years. After I moved, I
found out that Mark had initially told Walter Bowart (author of Operation Mind
Control and eyewitness to my use with Bob Hope in Palm Springs) that I was
schizophrenic, and since then, I have uncovered a string of lies he told others
in an attempt to discredit me.
Thanks
for the Memories by Brice Taylor p.269
During W.W.II, the entire country was mobilized for the war effort and Hollywood was recruited so to speak to help with the war effort. For instance, cartoons were created as training films and as war propaganda. The military hired thousands of entertainers for USO Camp Shows, Inc. which was under the Special Services Division of the U.S. Army. Bob Hope, who worked for MI-6, British overseas intelligence, was the leading entertainer for USO tours. After the war broke out he went on 12 major overseas tours which took him and his beautiful troop of stunning knock-out girls to every front of the war--from the quiet fronts like Panama to places like Italy and North Africa. To make a long story short, Bob Hope was used to run messages to programmed multiples for British & American Intelligence. Later, after the war Bob Hope became a slave handler. In some of Fritz’s other writings, Bob Hope’s connections to the Illuminati are gone into. U.S.O. magicians were found to be the most overall popular USO show. The Illuminati Formula 12. External Controls
The real Bob Hope:
Slave handler Bob Hope with General Joy, mentioned by
Kay Griggs
Military wife tells the truth : Kay Griggs - Pt.1
(General Joy)
