Photo of Ghislaine Maxwell Sitting in Queen's Throne in Buckingham Palace Emerges

NN ^ | 07-04-20 | Jay Greenberg

[Steve1999]

A bombshell photo has emerged that shows child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's alleged "pimp" Ghislaine Maxwell sitting in the British Queen's throne inside Buckingham Palace, according to reports.Maxwell was arrested by U.S. authorities this week over her alleged role in Epstein's child sex slavery operation.

[SuperLuminal]

I’m confused... Which order of nuns is using that attire?

Or does Francis make them all the orders dress that way?

[SuperLuminal]

"Does the Queen say, “We are not amused?”"

Be quiet, Rose!

[SuperLuminal]

"I think that’s Hedy Lamar, co inventor of a prototype leading to the Internet."

At the time, more importantly, Hedy and her friend created the electronic means for American submarines to finally be able to actually hit jap ships with those dang torpedoes...

Until then, runaway American torpedoes sank almost as many American ships as jap ships, although 50% of them just wandered away...

Sadly, but "War Department" typical, many hundreds or thousands of American lives were lost needlessly during the year and a half that she was ignored and ridiculed by the Navy brass because she was a woman... They told her she should stick to making pinup pictures for the troops...

Amazing that, even today, nothing has changed in the military bureaucracy...

[nwrep]

Hedy Lamarr

[SoCal Pubbie]

Photos like that seem so much sharper and detailed than ones taken more recently. I guess that’s due to larger size formats back in the day

[Big Red Badger]

Dang Beautiful!
Thanks.

[Scrambler Bob]

I would get out the disinfectant...
= = =

Like there is any left after the Covid ‘panic’?

[Ann Archy]

OMG!!! Now a HOMOSEXUAL PREDATOR GANG!!

Pretty sure the NICE QUEEN is NOT going to like that picture!

[pepsi_junkie]

She didn't invent a prototype of the internet. What she did was wonder if she could make communications harder to intercept. she used as inspiration the way that player pianos have holes that mark where keys are supposed to be played and she (and her partner) figured if they could spread a radio signal out across different frequencies that keep changing in some coded way, people could never get the whole thing unless they knew the code for which frequencies were being used at a given instantaneous moment. It also has the benefit of making it much harder to jam a signal (since you'd have to jam ALL frequencies ALL the time).

This is essentially a basic form of spread spectrum communications and that is the basis of many modern communications RF protocols including WiFi because it allows multiple radios to operate at the same time within a given segment of spectrum without interfering with each other since they are all always changing frequencies and hence all using different frequencies at any given moment.