[911]

(01-21-2019 10:08 PM)911 Wrote:  

(01-21-2019 09:35 PM)MajorStyles Wrote:  

(01-20-2019 10:43 PM)Higgs Bosun Wrote:  

Every Patiot super bowl victory is enough to cancel out some hundred odd (((commercials))) portraying white men as pathetic, emasculated schmucks.

Moreover, when Jews in the media are applauding Patrick Mahomes, they are NOT applauding a mulatto QB with talent. The basis of their applause is aimed AGAINST white Christian men. It's they're way of saying "Ha! Ha! See that goyim?...You don't control that arena! Don't you whites feel bad about yourself?"

If you are unable to see this critical difference, then you do not really understand how the (((sports media))) is operating. They see blacks as their dutiful pets and whites as their true enemy.

Pats owner Robert Kraft is a huge zionist, and it looks like Brady has been "initiated".

http://www.timesofisrael.com/in-super-bo...-cornered/

This stuff is what I was referring to, his wife Gisele is deep into witchcraft, their household is into witchcraft and kabbala (they have a large menorah in their home). I think a lot of it is due to owner Robert Craft, who is a high ranking kabbalistic mason. That's why you have a truncated pyramid by the field and its symbolic representation on the field. It is supposed to represent a lighthouse, but is really a masonic truncated pyramid.



Tom Brady says wife is 'good witch,' her rituals helped him win Super Bowl

By Samuel Smith, CP Reporter
Wednesday, February 13, 2019

While getting his playoff beard shaved off during a recent charity event, Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady jokingly detailed how his wife, Gisele Bundchen, is a “good witch” and uses superstitious rituals in an attempt to help him win.

The comments have some Christians accusing Brady and his wife of practicing “witchcraft.”

While leaning in a barber’s chair at Gillette’s World Shaving Headquarters in South Boston, the six-time Super Bowl winner was asked if he had any superstitions going into the New England Patriots recent Super Bowl against the Los Angeles Rams.

The answer Brady provided was a more detailed answer than some might have expected.

“You know, I’ve learned a lot from my wife over the years,” Brady responded, according to a video from CBS Boston. “She’s so about the power of intention and believing things that are really going to happen.”

The 41-year-old explained that his Brazilian supermodel wife, whom he wedded in 2009, “always makes a little altar for me at the game.”

“Cause she just wills it so much. So she put together a little altar for me that I could bring, with pictures of my kids,” He explained. “And I have these little special stones, and healing stones, and protection stones, that she has me wear a necklace.”

Brady further explained that he takes “drops” that his wife makes and then says a little “mantra.”

“I stopped questioning her a long time ago,” Brady assured. “It works.”

Having won three Super Bowls since 2015 at older ages, Brady said he has learned to “just shut up and listen” to his wife.

“And at first I was like, ‘This is kind of crazy,’” Brady admitted. “And then, about four years ago, we were playing the Seahawks, and she said, ‘You better listen to me. This is your year, but this is all the things you’re going to have to do to win.’ And I did all those things, and by God, you know, it worked. It was pretty good.”

Brady said that Bundchen correctly predicted that the Patriots would not win the Super Bowl in 2016. The Patriots ended up losing to the Denver Broncos in the 2016 AFC Championship Game.

Brady added that she correctly predicted the next year was going to the Patriot's year. The Patriots ended up winning the Super Bowl in 2017 with a victory over the Atlanta Falcons.

“So it was early January this year, and I said, ‘Babe, I’m asking: Like, do we have a chance?’” Brady recalled. “And she said, ‘Yeah, but you’re going to have to do a lot of work, and you’re really going to have to listen to me.’”

“So man, I listen to her. And right after the game, she said, ‘See I did a lot of work. You do your work, I do mine!’” Brady continued. “She said, ‘You’re lucky you married a witch. I’m just a good witch.’”

Brady grew up in a Roman Catholic home but admitted in a 2015 interview that he and Bundchen are “into everything” religiously. His answer then was in response to a question about the presence of a menorah in his house.

“We’re not Jewish,” Brady was quoted as saying. “But I think we’re into everything. ... I don’t know what I believe. I think there’s a belief system, I’m just not sure what it is.”

Prior to the Super Bowl in 2012 when the Patriots lost to the New York Giants, Bundchen reportedly sent an email to her friends and family asking them to pray for the Patriots’ success in that game.

“My sweet friends and family,” the e-mail read. “This sunday will be a really important day in my husband’s life. He and his team worked so hard to get to this point and now they need us more than ever to send them positive energy so they can fulfill their dream of winning this super bowl.”

“So I kindly ask all of you to join me on this positive chain and pray for him, so he can feel confident, healthy and strong. Envision him happy and fulfilled experiencing with his team a victory this sunday.”

Brady’s remark during the Gillette charity event drew strong reactions from popular yet controversial conservative broadcaster Rick Wiles of TruNews who claimed on “The Godcast” that Brady’s “soul is defiled” because “he’s having intimate relations with a witch.”

“She’s a witch,” Wiles proclaimed. “She’s not just … somebody who has some goofy new-age ideas. She’s a witch.”

After receiving pushback to his comments about the couple by media in New England, Wiles defended his remark.

“They not only come together physically, they come together spiritually, and so that is why I said this is a really serious problem because Tom Brady is married to a woman who is practicing witchcraft,” Wiles said.

Users on Twitter have also used the comments to claim that Brady and Bundchen are practicing witchcraft.

“Tom Brady was baptized as a Catholic, but his real religion is paganism,” Father Peter West of St. John’s Catholic Church in Orange, New Jersey, wrote on in a Tweet. “He attributes his Super Bowl wins to his wife's witchcraft.”

https://twitter.com/fr_pwest/status/1095360422725804033

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Rick Wiles of TruNews covered this:

[url=https://youtu.be/Mn6A7fpOg2E?t=823]https://youtu.be/Mn6A7fpOg2E?t=823

https://youtu.be/ULHCyiPgKsc?t=1419

[ShotgunUppercuts]

https://koaa.com/news/2019/02/11/prime-t...rom-store/



Serves em right.

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(02-14-2019 02:57 PM)911 Wrote:  

This stuff is what I was referring to, his wife Gisele is deep into witchcraft, their household is into witchcraft and kabbala (they have a large menorah in their home). I think a lot of it is due to owner Robert Craft, who is a high ranking kabbalistic mason. That's why you have a truncated pyramid by the field and its symbolic representation on the field. It is supposed to represent a lighthouse, but is really a masonic truncated pyramid.

911 I usually agree with your posts but you are seriously reaching here.

1. Where is the proof Kraft is a mason?

2. The 'you married a witch quote' was probably a joke.

[Cr33pin]

Here comes the BOOM..... an the sweetest part? NO FLAG

Will the AAF stay around?

[david.garrett84]

Extortion works in the 21st century, at least for Colin Kaepernick. He’s gotten $60-80m from this BS collusion settlement.

“Kaepernick was good enough for the NFL but banned for his race politics” is the new wage gap myth.

Stats or reality don’t mean a thing to SJWs.

https://amp.businessinsider.com/nfl-team...ase-2019-2

[kosko]

(02-15-2019 07:58 PM)david.garrett84 Wrote:  

Extortion works in the 21st century, at least for Colin Kaepernick. He’s gotten $60-80m from this BS collusion settlement.

“Kaepernick was good enough for the NFL but banned for his race politics” is the new wage gap myth.

Stats or reality don’t mean a thing to SJWs.

https://amp.businessinsider.com/nfl-team...ase-2019-2

It can go both ways here. In my view Kaperneck had some semblance of a case, as they recovered emails or some other communications. All, that shouldn't surprise anyone as the NFL is amateur hour under Goodell's leadership.

The money awarded was not for any links to that case though. The money was granted as hush money to avoid the can of worms being opened. Imagine a full blown court case where NFL Owners had to testify....

The above would have been a full blown PR disaster, with the visuals that show a big line up a bunch of bumbling rich guys in suits (the owners). This, the money awarded was to prevent any of the such from occuring. This is the NFL laying out to protect the face of its owners. For Goddell, this means he still has a job, as any type of public lynching for the owners would have drowned him quick.

For the NFL that has millions in pocket change the $60 million is pocket change from the likely, $300-500 million they have stashed away in the legal piggy bank for the pending forthcoming concussion fiasco brought by by former players (they all will team up to do a class action, no way a random Jew lawyer isn't already preparing for it).

Kaperneck caught the NFL slipping and through this whole charade he has banked well over $100 million. Kaperneck may in fact be the highest earning SJW to date

[Dr.Tubes]

Totally agree kosko.... with how it all worked out I wonder if a couple owners aren't wishing they would have signed him and then burried him on the depth cart behind a better qb.

[IveBeenFramed]

[Repo]

Patriots owner Robert Kraft arrested in Florida prostitution sting

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/patriots-ow...38677.html

In a statement told to CNN, a spokesperson for Kraft said, “We categorically deny that Mr. Kraft engaged in any illegal activity. Because it is a judicial matter, we will not be commenting further.”

Kraft’s arrest occurred during a sweeping and expansive sting launched by multiple departments, aimed at breaking up a prostitution and sex-trafficking ring in several counties in central Florida. The sting centered on multiple massage parlors and at least two women identified as co-conspirators in the operation.

It also involved the execution of at least eight search warrants and the seizure of cash and property assets valued in the millions. Kraft’s arrest in Jupiter, Florida, according to authorities, was centered on simple solicitation.

[moneyshot]

So he doesn't just dance with whores at big public parties, he's seeing them in private too... watch as the public outcry from this forces him to step down from ownership and the league chairmen's committee.

[911]

Doubtful, they'll cover for him and he's gonna skate.

[Dirtyblueshirt]

Dude got busted in a cheap rub n' tug massage parlor, SMH.

C'mon man, you're a billionaire, you can afford a private hotel room and a high priced escort. This guy played himself.

[911]

(02-22-2019 01:08 PM)Dirtyblueshirt Wrote:  

Dude got busted in a cheap rub n' tug massage parlor, SMH.

C'mon man, you're a billionaire, you can afford a private hotel room and a high priced escort. This guy played himself.

He grew up in a modest Brooklyn household, those are the kind of places he must have frequented when he was a young man, so he was imprinted with that mode of sexual gratification, the seediness is part of what gets him off.

[PapayaTapper]

^The "cheapness" is point. Not the cost but rather the "dirtyness" of his slumming it with what in his mind is the "unwashed" masses that his wealth and profile otherwise insulate him from.

Some old dudes turn to "wrongness" of bestiality or pedophilia in to get their crank up...Kraft at least just went (at least in this case...who knows what else he's done) with just plain ole dirty massage whores...Pretty vanilla if you ask me

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(02-22-2019 01:16 PM)911 Wrote:  

(02-22-2019 01:08 PM)Dirtyblueshirt Wrote:  

Dude got busted in a cheap rub n' tug massage parlor, SMH.

C'mon man, you're a billionaire, you can afford a private hotel room and a high priced escort. This guy played himself.

He grew up in a modest Brooklyn household, those are the kind of places he must have frequented when he was a young man, so he was imprinted with that mode of sexual gratification, the seediness is part of what gets him off.

^ Yep. I was writing the above post at same time as 911

[TigerMandingo]

Nice to see law enforcement focusing on the real criminals: old dudes getting head.

Also can't stand the meaningless term "sex trafficking".

[PapayaTapper]

^ It occurred to me that this whole thing is likely a politically motivated exercise designed to embarrass Kraft because of his open friendship with Donald Trump. Else "solicitation" charges would not have been brought so publicly. Its normally a such a minor thing its like getting a ticket.

I wouldnt be surprised if they try to blow it up under the new "trafficking" laws if Kraft used the internet in any way to facilitate his "crime"

[Repo]

^^^ Well Kraft is a Democrat so it's not like he even voted for Trump

[Mentavious]

So is it the left getting back at Kraft for being friends/donating to Trump

Or

Being friends with Meek Mills and speaking out about prison reform that caused the right to turn on him?


Same pot, same coin, and all the same shit.

[yankeetravels]

Someone wanted Kraft to be put a notch down. Do all sports owners not do this? And even if police happen to run into a whale like Kraft, you don't think he has enough hush money to keep it out of the public eye? This is the equivalent of a speeding ticket. So we should really be asking who wanted Kraft humiliated and how powerful are they that Kraft couldn't keep this from being a news story?

[MajorStyles]

(02-22-2019 01:28 PM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  

Nice to see law enforcement focusing on the real criminals: old dudes getting head.

Also can't stand the meaningless term "sex trafficking".

I've always found the term to be more insidious than meaningless. One of the byproducts of the phrase is that it limits the sexual options of a beta male (or an emerging alpha).

For example, somewhere there's a guy that just can't get laid. Who knows why...the reasons could be endless. Perhaps he is 5'2 and women won't pay attention to him. Perhaps he's a young man that flips burgers at McDonalds, trying to pay his way through college. Perhaps he has a speech impediment. These are all things that can make a man untouchable to Western women.

So he looks into the paper and thinks, why not head down to the massage parlor and get a rub 'n' tug? But then he finds out that Tokyo Massage just got shut down in a "sex trafficking" sting. So he reverts back to his life of loneliness and masturbation.

Some of these men eventually act out in violent ways: we've seen a number of cases already.

Not every man has the tools - or the skill - to successfully interact with women. What's the old saying? 80% of the women want 20% of the men. On this forum, we know this to be true and we exchange information on how to be in that 20%. So these alternative options are an important way for the 80% of Western men to become sexually gratified in some small way.

[Once Was Not]

Once again South Florida makes the news and gets to display to the nation what a giant festering shithole it is. I cannot believe I live here.

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(02-22-2019 06:40 PM)Once Was Not Wrote:  

Once again South Florida makes the news and gets to display to the nation what a giant festering shithole it is. I cannot believe I live here.

Such a shithole that we're constantly flooded with Shitty Canadians, New Yorkers and other northerners who can't seem to learn how to drive. South Florida is the shit... Haters gonna hate tho

[Repo]

(02-22-2019 04:27 PM)yankeetravels Wrote:  

Someone wanted Kraft to be put a notch down. Do all sports owners not do this? And even if police happen to run into a whale like Kraft, you don't think he has enough hush money to keep it out of the public eye? This is the equivalent of a speeding ticket. So we should really be asking who wanted Kraft humiliated and how powerful are they that Kraft couldn't keep this from being a news story?

Do all sports owners not visit $50 wishy washies? Yeah I'm pretty sure most hire proper high end prostitutes

[Disco_Volante]

   

[Dirtyblueshirt]

(02-22-2019 04:27 PM)yankeetravels Wrote:  

Someone wanted Kraft to be put a notch down. Do all sports owners not do this? And even if police happen to run into a whale like Kraft, you don't think he has enough hush money to keep it out of the public eye? This is the equivalent of a speeding ticket. So we should really be asking who wanted Kraft humiliated and how powerful are they that Kraft couldn't keep this from being a news story?

All sports owners do this, but most know how to be discreet about it. Sometimes they slip up and stuff gets out though. Remember Jerry Jones from a few years ago?