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The Truth About Modern Art [Paul Joseph Watson]

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Why is modern art so terrible and what does it say about our society?

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Jan 26, 2016

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Drums McBashington
Drums McBashington 3 years ago  

Chuck Berry was one of John Lennon's biggest inspirations. The Plastic Ono Band got a chance to play with him. Yoko screamed like a fuckin' idiot right in the middle of the performance. Berry's eyes almost popped right out of his head. Confusion and disbelief, all over his face.

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2 years ago

I think modern art purchases are also tax write-offs. Think about it; two Jews in this scenario. Jew 1: runs a company. Jew 2: an 'Israeli' artist. Jew 1 buys a modern art painting from Jew 2. It is considered a company expense, since it hangs on one of the company's walls, and this expense is used to lessen the overall tax liability. The money gets deposited into Jew 2's bank account in Israel. Then, Jew 2 deposits 80-90% of the money back into one of Jew 1's Israeli bank accounts. Jew 2 made 10-20% simply for painting a blue and yellow canvas.

Hence, it would be very interesting to investigate how many modern artists reside in Israel, and see how many of them are just front-of-house operations for an international embezzlement scam. Heck, it doesn't even have to be Israel, it can be any tax haven, since Jews operate transnationally. Jew 1 in USA/ UK/ Germany can communicate with Jew 2 in the Cayman Islands, and run the exact same scam.

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