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Post by lucy on Oct 18, 2008 15:35:03 GMT -5
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Post by faulconandsnowjob on Oct 20, 2008 11:14:01 GMT -5
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Post by artemis on Oct 20, 2008 14:55:59 GMT -5
Perhpas its just me, but his ears differ. Come on, their shape and size dont change in time! In the 2nd pic his ear is longer, some pointed and bigger...
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Post by lostworld on Oct 20, 2008 18:33:57 GMT -5
Mel Gibson in his prime:The Bounty, 1984 www.youtube.com/watch?v=AA1dMkKNTIY&feature=relatedTequila sunrise, 1988 www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PXyf9mG3SMWhat happened?  Mel Gibson was born in January, 1956. That makes him 52 years old. He has NOT aged gracefully and looks in fact much older. Could be one of the worst cases of bad aging in famous people I have ever seen. The other option isn´t so funny either... To be fair, it could also be his heavy drinking - the booze has damaged a lot of beautiful people over the years and made them age prematurely... Also notice the two strange verticle wrinkles that goes straight through the horizontal, "normal" wrinkles in his forehead. What is that? Very strange and not a normal place for wrinkles. Scarring from major plastic surgery maybe...?  Strange verticle wrinkles in Mel´s forehead Even though you´re getting older it´s still possible to keep your classic good looks, like for instance the late Paul Newman (R.I.P). The "core of the beauty" is still there, through the centuries as the person ages. This is not the case with Mel Gibson. Not the case with Brooke Shields. Not the case with Paul McCartney. And not the case with George Michael. Why? Because the "beauty" is artificial to begin with - manufactured to look like someone elses without taking the (replacement) persons original features in consideration. Thereof the plastic look and the feeling that something´s off and not quite right. Some comparisonsThe pics below has approx. 15-18 between them - the aging is brutal! It shouldn´t be such a drastic change for the worse... One thing that I notice right away is that the younger Mel Gibson has strikingly big blue (contacts?) eyes. Just amazing. The older Mel/Fel has not that same look in his eyes.         The same man??? 
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Post by lostworld on Oct 20, 2008 18:43:34 GMT -5
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Post by faulconandsnowjob on Oct 20, 2008 18:48:47 GMT -5
You know another thing about "Mel," he completely lost his Australian accent. I have an MA in a foreign language, & I know that it's very difficult to lose an accent once you reach a certain age. Henry Kissinger, for ex, was never able to lose his thick German accent, but his younger brother, apparently, has no accent. Anyway, I'm not saying it's impossible & maybe "Mel" just fakes an American accent all the time, but it is a little odd...
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Post by lostworld on Oct 20, 2008 18:56:58 GMT -5
You know another thing about "Mel," he completely lost his Australian accent. I have an MA in a foreign language, & I know that it's very difficult to lose an accent once you reach a certain age. Henry Kissinger, for ex, was never able to lose his thick German accent, but his younger brother, apparently, has no accent. Anyway, I'm not saying it's impossible & maybe "Mel" just fakes an American accent all the time, but it is a little odd... Interesting point! Will check it out. |
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Post by sherlok on Oct 20, 2008 19:57:41 GMT -5
Not meant as an argument but Mel was born in New York and didn't
move to Oz until he was 12.
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Post by faulconandsnowjob on Oct 20, 2008 20:31:44 GMT -5
Guess he had an ear for both accents, then.
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Post by The Mask on Oct 20, 2008 23:16:39 GMT -5
Not meant as an argument but Mel was born in New York and didn't move to Oz until he was 12. I think the Aussie accent might have been exaggerated in the earlier movies. |
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Post by lucy on Oct 23, 2008 13:21:53 GMT -5
I've never seen such strange wrinkles as those vertical ones mentioned on a previous post. It causes me to wonder if they are actually wrinkles from aging, or perhaps some sort of scarring caused by some sort of mind control techniques or some other peculiar surgical procedure?
While discussing actors who have aged and have not tried to have cosmetic surgery, Sean Connery and Robert Redford also come to mind. They have aged as we can well see, but you know it's still the same men as they were when they were young.
What causes that advanced wrinkles when he's not even that old? I'm not sure of Gibson's age, but deep furrows usually come to men in their advanced years such as 70's and 80's and beyond. Or from aging men who have spent a great deal in the sun. But not from someone who's probably supposed to be in his 50's.
I'm thinking the replacement is much older than what the true age of Gibson would have been. Somewhat the same with regards to JPM's actual age and the age of the man we know as "Faul" or some refer to him as "Bill".
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Post by sherlok on Oct 23, 2008 18:06:19 GMT -5
I used to work as a movie extra. I worked in a scene from Mel's movie
Conspiracy Theory. At the time I thought he was on drugs because he was
so manic. He just seemed compulsively and constantly "up" and cracking
jokes and laughing non-stop but not in a fun way -- it was just creepy.
At one point I was returning to set after a break and I walked past where
Mel was sitting alone and he was laughing and cracking jokes but no one
was there. He was just talking to the air and laughing like he was having a
conversation but no one was there talking with him. I thought he must be
out of his mind and just kept walking past him.
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Post by lostworld on Oct 23, 2008 19:10:16 GMT -5
I used to work as a movie extra. I worked in a scene from Mel's movie Conspiracy Theory. At the time I thought he was on drugs because he was so manic. He just seemed compulsively and constantly "up" and cracking jokes and laughing non-stop but not in a fun way -- it was just creepy. At one point I was returning to set after a break and I walked past where Mel was sitting alone and he was laughing and cracking jokes but no one was there. He was just talking to the air and laughing like he was having a conversation but no one was there talking with him. I thought he must be out of his mind and just kept walking past him. Wow  If not drugs, probably mindcontrol / different alters... Many splits in the mind are not developed into full blown personalities. Some are simply fragments which are given a single job assignment. Generally, a System will have about half a dozen alters which frequently take the body and hundreds of alters which only occasionally take the body.www.gameroom.com/hebrewman/mind_control_slaves_A1_1.htmlFritz Springmeier: educate-yourself.org/mc/IlluminatiFormulaindex.shtmlwww.youtube.com/watch?v=2szbLG50acgWhat on earth happened to Fritz Springmeier? www.illuminati-news.com/wes070906.htm |
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Post by lucy on Oct 29, 2008 14:55:27 GMT -5
[quote author=lostworld board=general thread=57 post=723 time=1224807016 Wow If not drugs, probably mindcontrol / different alters... Many splits in the mind are not developed into full blown personalities. Some are simply fragments which are given a single job assignment. Generally, a System will have about half a dozen alters which frequently take the body and hundreds of alters which only occasionally take the body.www.gameroom.com/hebrewman/mind_control_slaves_A1_1.htmlFritz Springmeier: educate-yourself.org/mc/IlluminatiFormulaindex.shtmlwww.youtube.com/watch?v=2szbLG50acgWhat on earth happened to Fritz Springmeier? www.illuminati-news.com/wes070906.htm[/quote] There are mind control devices that are hooked up to the person's head and frequencies are charged into their brains and affecting their brain stems. Some of the material I have read from Fritz Springmeier, some from David Icke, Cathy O Brien and other places regarding the use of alters through electromagnetic pulses and all of that technological lingo. I had to get away from that some time ago because it was too much for me at the time. It's really disturbing material because thinking people to be so evil to destroy another human being's mind and capabilties in order for them to promote their political agenda, drug agenda, or whatever power control they are seeking to manipulate people through... The above description of Mel talking and joking with himself but in a "mad" way..sounds like an alter that hasn't been "brought back" so to speak. From reading the materials of Cathy O Brien, whenever she was manipulated for some political reason, she was abused, given the information she was to give to another, but then "brought" back with the likes of "Uncle Ronnie" and the other Father figures who used mind control techniques to calm her and bring her back to a state of "normalcy"...as far as using key words and other allusions to poetry, or some strange religious reference to program the information, but then using this method to isolate that information from her regular state...as to how monarch slaves are when they are not being manipulated for political reasons. Perhaps Mel is an example of a slave who had been mishandled and not brought back to that "calming" state. He's in a perpetual state of madness. All slaves are mishandled because they have been manipulated. But what I mean by "mishandled" in Mel's case, his handler did not "bring him back down" after he was set off for some task. I noticed his madness when he was on tv promoting his "Passion of the Christ". I recall a demented countenance that was quite disturbing, as though he enjoyed the idea of the sufferings. He claimed to see visions while making the film. Something really dark and sinister in his eyes. Just an eerie feeling. |
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Post by lostworld on Oct 29, 2008 16:06:03 GMT -5
Lucy, you are so right about this and you seem to know a lot about it. I´ve studied so much about this now so I myself is a bit "brainwashed" with the mind control agenda now and scared cause it´s really everywhere! And the worst thing, when you know more about their symbolisms etc and find this on your favourite artists albumcovers and concerts and you know that he/she´s a puppet in their control - it really hits you! And even if it´s good to know that you´re on the right path when you get it confirmed, in the same time it´s also very scary, shocking and sad.  The doubles are very much alive (?) and kicking but the mind controlling part is such a big (bigger) part. That´s why it´s so important to see that the two concepts are really much entwined and not seperated from eachother. The double is also under heavy mindcontrol. They now call Mel Gibson "Mad Mel". A reference to his movies Mad Max obviously but also to describe his current confused state of mind and strange behaviour ( like with Britney, George Michael etc - also victims of mind control). I found this clip where Mel is talking about the evil forces in this world. The video in very short and manipulated with placed pics in it, but listen to what Mel is saying. That´s what´s interesting. Unfortunately I haven´t found this part of the interview anywhere else, just other parts in it.  But it´s better than nothing. www.youtube.com/watch?v=giSw4cljlj8Obviously he´s confused (but at the same time correct about the Evils) and it also reminds me of what I have written about George Michael before: "He was charming, self-deprecating and honest. But full of fantastical conspiracy theories and paranoia about the media and the music industry – everyone was out to get George Michael. He was cross about everyone from George Bush to Cliff Richard. He was coherent yet he was loony. His eyes were boggling, and so were mine, although perhaps for different reasons." From this article: www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2006/10/05/bmgeorge05.xmlThis talk probably happens when the victims programming is starting to break down and destruct / system failure. That fault for sure is taken care of by their handler later. Lucy, since you´re interested in this (although it´s scary I agree), I also refer you to my thread "I sold my soul to rock'n'roll" here on this forum where I try to tie this all together. I know that I go on and on about this thread but I really would like to see you forumers who share my interest for this there!  |
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