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Michael Knaapen, Chairman of Maryland Democratic Party’s LGBTQ+ Diversity Leadership Council, was caught trying to have sex with who he assumed to be a 14-year-old boy. These are the top LGBT activists, the cream of crop, people who know they have the spotlight on them. So you can just imagine what the ordinary gays are up to.

📡 Former Royal Navy (Microwave Warfare): The Proliferation of Cell and RF Towers ⚠️ An alarming expansion of cell phone and RF towers all around us have potential hidden dangers. 1. 📈 Exponential Increase in Towers: - Cell phone and RF towers are rapidly multiplying in our environments, seemingly without end. As these towers increase in number, so does the invisible web of radiation around us. 2. 🧬 Scientific Evidence of Health Risks: - Numerous scientific studies have proven that even low-level exposure to EMF (Electromagnetic Fields) can cause adverse health effects, such as microwave sickness. Symptoms can include headaches, fatigue, and other signs of electromagnetic hypersensitivity. 3. 🔥 High-Level EMFs as Tools and Weapons: - Higher levels of EMFs are not just used for data and power transfer; they are also harnessed as lasers and even weaponized for crowd control. These weapons can make your skin feel like it's on fire, highlighting the dangerous potential of these technologies. 4. 🚨 The Rising Threat of Weaponization: - As more towers go up, they could potentially be weaponized. With enough power and advanced technology, such as 5G's beamforming capabilities, these towers could target individuals by their specific frequency, creating an inescapable electronic prison. 📍 Key Points to Take Away: - Be Aware: Understand the scale and scope of tower installations in your area. - Stay Informed: Keep up-to-date with scientific studies and health advisories regarding EMF exposure. - Protect Yourself: Explore ways to reduce EMF exposure in your daily life, such as using EMF-blocking materials and limiting device usage. 💬 Join the Discussion: Are we witnessing the subtle construction of our own digital prison walls, or is there a way to mitigate these risks? Share your thoughts, experiences, and solutions.

🎬 Dark Secrets in Classic Hits - Benny Mardones' "Into the Night" Hey everyone! 🌟 In today's brief yet eye-opening video, we're uncovering a disturbing trend hidden in plain sight within many older songs, including Benny Mardones' 1980 hit, "Into the Night". 🎤✨ 🚨 Strange Fact: This song features lyrics about being in love with a 16-year-old girl, reflecting an unsettling trend where the music industry appears to romanticize relationships with minors. 😲 🔍 Disturbing Trend: Unfortunately, Mardones' song isn’t unique. Many other songs from past decades carry similar disturbing undertones, making us question the culture and values within the industry. 💡 Why Does This Matter? - Awareness: Knowing the problematic histories and narratives in our beloved classics can help us demand better and more respectful media today. - Conversation Starter: Let's discuss and bring attention to these issues to foster a healthier music industry environment. 👀 Watch Now: Join us as we shed light on these hidden narratives and call for change. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insights into the world of music and media. 🌐🔔 Here are 20 songs from around the 1980s that have been criticized for mentioning or implying relationships with minors: "Christine Sixteen" - Kiss (1977) Lyrics imply infatuation with a 16-year-old girl. "Don't Stand So Close to Me" - The Police (1980) A teacher develops an inappropriate attraction to his student. "Young Girl" - Gary Puckett & The Union Gap (1968) About a young girl who appears older and tempts the singer. "I Saw Her Standing There" - The Beatles (1963) Features the line "Well, she was just 17, you know what I mean." "Let’s Pretend We’re Married" - Prince (1982) Contains controversial lyrics. "Sweet Little Sixteen" - Chuck Berry (1958) About a 16-year-old girl. "My Sharona" - The Knack (1979) Inspired by a relationship between the singer and a much younger girl. "I’m on Fire" - Bruce Springsteen (1984) Has been interpreted as featuring troubling content. "Seventeen" - Winger (1988) About a 17-year-old girl catching the singer's eye. "My Michelle" - Guns N' Roses (1987) Includes references to underage relationships. "Only Sixteen" - Sam Cooke (1959) About a 16-year-old girl. "Go Away Little Girl" - Donny Osmond (1971) The singer is being tempted by a young girl. "Hello Little Girl" - The Fourmost (1963) Implies a relationship with a young girl. "Little Child" - The Beatles (1963) Talks about a young girl. "Maybellene" - Chuck Berry (1955) The girl in the song is quite young. "Cecilia" - Simon & Garfunkel (1970) Lyrics hint at young love and heartbreak. "Hot Child in the City" - Nick Gilder (1978) About a young girl experiencing adult situations. "Nineteen" - Phil Lynott (1985) Has been subject to scrutiny over age references. "Little Children" - Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas (1964) Addresses younger individuals. "Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen" - Neil Sedaka (1961) Celebrates a girl turning 16.