It was a warning
>yfw Jon Voight has been dropping deep state red pills since the 90's
It was a warning
John Robinson
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Cooper Harris
Do you beat off in the shower?
Ethan Martin
>The film depicted the agency as having vast technical know-how and incredible surveillance capabilities (many of which were later confirmed by the Edward Snowden leaks).
>Once he saw the film, Lt. Gen Michael Hayden, then the NSA's director, saw a PR nightmare, telling CNN in 2001: "I made the judgment that we couldn't survive with the popular impression of this agency being formed by the last Will Smith movie."
Shame what happened to Will Smith's career
Jordan Smith
>These emails show how upset NSA spies were with the 'Enemy of the State' film
Zachary Price
Also, The Conversation is breddy gud while we're talking about Gene Hackman espionage movies.
Wyatt Flores
>The NSA was initially supportive of the film and met with Scott, producer Jerry Bruckheimer, and executive producer Andy Davis with the hope of painting the agency in a positive light.
>Those hopes were quickly dashed at the film's release, though some were annoyed even as it was still in production.
Mason Williams
Also, remember when the director of the film, Tony Scott, committed "suicide" suddenly and unexpectedly?
Jayden Allen
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>born on 9/11
Eli Powell
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Matthew Taylor
The craziest 9/11 predictive programming I've seen is in the Sandlot.
Elijah Cox
>The craziest 9/11 predictive programming I've seen is in the Sandlot.
Explain
Nolan Garcia
Link?
Noah Bennett
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Luis Rogers
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Grayson Morales
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Watch and youll know exactly what they're talking about.
Jordan Phillips
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Gabriel Phillips
Jon Voight is an interesting person. As a young man he was a lefty, but he rejected it wholesale when he became older, and started preaching against marxist influence in the US.
He's not fully redpilled, as he's still a neocon, but he's better than most of Hollywood.
Christian Fisher
portraying Clapper
Benjamin Hernandez
>be will smith
>be untouchable box office sensation
>have a kid
>literally destroy your own career trying to get your unlikeable kid to be as famous as you
James Price
Also Scientology
Mason Rodriguez
The fbi are nice people don’t van me
Lucas Johnson
>Corrupt National Security Agency official Thomas Reynolds (Jon Voight) has a congressman assassinated to assure the passage of expansive new surveillance legislation.
RUBBISH!
A false flag to expand a surveillance state?
NO WAY JOSE
Rubbish!
Benjamin Torres
Late 90s was comfy kino