https://t.me/OfficialOccupyTheGettyPage Patrick M. Oliver On the C-SPAN Networks

Malibu USA, that JP Getty lived in, before moving to Britain. It is called the Getty Villa, and like the Getty Center in LA it is also a museum, and it is also part of the vast underground tunnel system in Los Angeles.
This was the location of the bunker where Ferdinand Marcos sent ten year old girls in shipping containers to, while he was alive. JP Getty traded art for children, and also moved secret gold. This was the first industrial scale pedophile child sex/sacrifice factory, where elite #pedophiles could procure their children, abuse them, use them, and conveniently have them disposed of when they were no longer needed. An elite pedophile consumes 5000 children in their lifetime. Every politician you love used these services.
Jean Paul Getty died before the Getty Center on top of Santa Monica Mtn., was finished. His son Gordon, who sold #Getty oil to Texaco for 11 billion, completed the Getty Center, and to this day continues the family tradition of providing a place where Elite #Satanic pedophiles can rape, torture, murder, and eat #children, all protected by the #NSA and your beloved United States Government. You see there is no US #Government, it was take over by #Intertel. This is the #KHAZARIANMAFIA and Nazi #Templars. This is the #CIA, the #NSA, #Mossad, every government, and every major corporation,and bank.
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Patrick M. Oliver
On the C-SPAN Networks:
Patrick M. Oliver is a Founder for the Say It Loud! Readers and Writers Series with seven videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2006 Forum as a Program Director for Open Book Program in the Institute for Positive Living. The year with the most videos was 2016 with four videos. The year with the highest average number of views per program was 2010 with an average of 1,162 views per program. Most common tags: African Americans, Arts & Literature.