Please watch this documentary and keep in mind your comment about the crime of stealing a car.
As a lawyer you are going to enjoy all things pertaining to the law about this film, including stealing a car.
Title - The Magnitsky Act: Behind the scenes
LInk = https://magnitskyact.com/
Cost = Its either $5 to watch or 0.49 cents to rent and 0.94 cents to own. The original company hosting the online distribution was Pripaya (this site) with different prices to watch and own - then hosting migrated to a new site but you could still access the film via redirection once you establish and account and paid to rent or own - it seems it may be back on the Pripaya site.
Watch The Film Instrurctions - Scroll down until you see the banner for
"Watch The Film", you can watch the trailer if you want... but scroll down until you have the option to watch the film in English / click English - you will then again have to make a selection. Select the option on the left that says Norway (this is the English version 85% is in English (not dubbed) and 15 % subtitled. If you look closely you will see the option on the right is in German. All that is to say... not sure what the instructions are for getting to the film are now... it has changed since I watched it back in 2018.
At the site:
About:: Scroll down, read about the film - scroll left or right for more info.
Then read the following links or be sure to pay close attention to the relinked portions of the wiki article on Bill Browder.
About: The Magnitsky Act https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnitsky_Act
About: Bill Browder https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Books_about_experiences_in_Russia
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Prevezon_civil_asset_forfeiture_case
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Andrei_Nekrasov_documentary
Please watch this documentary and let me know what your take is. I highly recommend it. Buy to own it, I watch it over and over because it is like a good reference book on so many levels, and not just to research for information purposes or for leads on what to research.
When I get to the point where someone who is sincerely ready for a red pill, but just will not or can not let go and accept that everything they think they know, they don't know, I have them read the book "Red Notice" by Bill Browder and specifically instruct them to do no research before or while reading the book.
I keep extra copies of the book in my car because I never know when that moment will come up and the moment is to right give someone a copy of the book. I don't tell them to go buy a copy and read it and get back to me. If you give someone a book your chances of them reading it are significantly higher.
After they have read the book we meet to view the "The Magnitsky Act" documentary together.
But first they get the speech:
https://youtu.be/zE7PKRjrid4?t=68
I'm the glass of water on the table (figuratively) to help in the process of swallowing the red pill.
No need for that process with you... you are red-pilled already and have gone through the looking glass.
You would be back in the matrix at this part of the movie now if you watch the documentary...
Looking forward to your take on the film... and remember the crime of stealing a car when you are back inside the matrix, looking at the woman in the red dress.
Please watch this documentary and keep in mind your comment about the crime of stealing a car.
As a lawyer you are going to enjoy all things pertaining to the law about this film, including stealing a car.
Title - The Magnitsky Act: Behind the scenes
LInk = https://magnitskyact.com/
Cost = Its either $5 to watch or 0.49 cents to rent and 0.94 cents to own. The original company hosting the online distribution was Pripaya (this site) with different prices to watch and own - then hosting migrated to a new site but you could still access the film via redirection once you establish and account and paid to rent or own - it seems it may be back on the Pripaya site.
Watch The Film Instrurctions - Scroll down until you see the banner for
"Watch The Film", you can watch the trailer if you want... but scroll down until you have the option to watch the film in English / click English - you will then again have to make a selection. Select the option on the left that says Norway (this is the English version 85% is in English (not dubbed) and 15 % subtitled. If you look closely you will see the option on the right is in German. All that is to say... not sure what the instructions are for getting to the film are now... it has changed since I watched it back in 2018.
At the site:
About:: Scroll down, read about the film - scroll left or right for more info.
Then read the following links or be sure to pay close attention to the relinked portions of the wiki article on Bill Browder.
About: The Magnitsky Act https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnitsky_Act
About: Bill Browder https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Books_about_experiences_in_Russia
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Prevezon_civil_asset_forfeiture_case
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Andrei_Nekrasov_documentary
Please watch this documentary and let me know what your take is. I highly recommend it. Buy to own it, I watch it over and over because it is like a good reference book on so many levels, and not just to research for information purposes or for leads on what to research.
When I get to the point where someone who is sincerely ready for a red pill, but just will not or can not let go and accept that everything they think they know, they don't know, I have them read the book "Red Notice" by Bill Browder and specifically instruct them to do no research before or during reading "Red Notice". I keep extra copies of the book in my car because I never know when that moment will come up and the moment is right give them a copy of the book. I don't tell them to go buy a copy and read it and get back to me. If you give someone a book your chances of them reading it are significantly higher. After they have read the book we meet to view the "The Magnitsky Act" documentary together, but first they get the speech:
https://youtu.be/zE7PKRjrid4?t=68
I'm the glass of water on the table (figuratively) to help in the process of swallowing the red pill.
No need for that process with you... you are red-pilled already and have gone through the looking glass.
You would be back in the matrix at this part of the movie now if you watch the documentary...
Looking forward to your take on the film... and remember the crime of stealing a car when you are back inside the matrix, looking at the woman in the red dress.
Please watch this documentary and keep in mind your comment about the crime of stealing a car.
As a lawyer you are going to enjoy all things pertaining to the law about this film, including stealing a car.
Title - The Magnitsky Act: Behind the scenes
LInk = https://magnitskyact.com/
Cost = Its either $5 to watch or 0.49 cents to rent and 0.94 cents to own. The original company hosting the online distribution was Pripaya (this site) with different prices to watch and own - then hosting migrated to a new site but you could still access the film via redirection once you establish and account and paid to rent or own - it seems it may be back on the Pripaya site.
Watch The Film Instrurctions - Scroll down until you see the banner for
"Watch The Film", you can watch the trailer if you want... but scroll down until you have the option to watch the film in English / click English - you will then again have to make a selection. Select the option on the left that says Norway (this is the English version 85% is in English (not dubbed) and 15 % subtitled. If you look closely you will see the option on the right is in German. All that is to say... not sure what the instructions are for getting to the film are now... it has changed since I watched it back in 2018.
At the site:
About:: Scroll down, read about the film - scroll left or right for more info.
Then read the following links or be sure to pay close attention to the relinked portions of the wiki article on Bill Browder.
About: The Magnitsky Act https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnitsky_Act
About: Bill Browder https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Books_about_experiences_in_Russia
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Prevezon_civil_asset_forfeiture_case
About: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Browder#Andrei_Nekrasov_documentary
Please watch this documentary and let me know what your take is. I highly recommend it. Buy to own it, I watch it over and over because it is like a good reference book on so many levels, and not just to research for information purposes or for leads on what to research.
When I get to the point where someone who is sincerely ready for a red pill, but just will not or can not let go and accept that everything they think they know, they don't know, I have them read the book "Red Notice" by Bill Browder and specifically instruct them to do no research before or during reading "Red Notice" or The Magnitsky Act. I keep extra copies of the book in my car because you never know when that moment will come up and I give them a copy of the book, I don't tell them to go buy a copy. If you give someone a book your chances of them reading it are significantly higher. After they have read the book we meet to view the "The Magnitsky Act" documentary together, but first they get the speech:
https://youtu.be/zE7PKRjrid4?t=68
I'm the glass of water on the table (figuratively) to help in the process of swallowing the red pill.
No need for that process with you... you are red-pilled already and have gone through the looking glass.
You would be back in the matrix at this part of the movie now if you watch the documentary...
Looking forward to your take on the film... and remember the crime of stealing a car when you are back inside the matrix, looking at the woman in the red dress.