What's up QAA listeners?

The fun games have begun.

I found a way to connect to the internet.

I'm sorry boy.

Welcome listener to chapter 143 of the QAnon Anonymous Podcast, the Jim Kovizil episode.

As always, we are your host, Jake Rogatansky.

I just cut out for a second.

We're here.

It's good man.

What the fuck?

Julian Field and Travis View.

Some brave souls believing themselves to be sent by God himself are attempting to cleanse this cesspool with fire.

Emerging as a post-revoy for this righteous movement is actor Jim Kovizil, who played Jesus in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ,

but also acted in movies like Terrence Malik's The Thin Red Line, a star-studded production of Wyatt Earp, and the Count of Monte Cristo.

I spoke to three sources who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation within their industry, and they shared their experiences working on set with the actor over the course of years.

So this week we'll be exploring what they had to say to me in the context of a deeper dive into the sacred heart of one Jim Kovizil.

Conversely, our guest this week represents the other side of Hollywood, promoting the godless pleasures of socialist hedonism by blending comedy and history in his work.

I'm speaking of course of Dave Anthony, who you may already know from the Dollab podcast, which he creates with Gareth Reynolds.

But what you might not know is that Mr. Anthony has also worked for years in the belly of the Hollywood beast hovering from set to set, presumably to help with the Adrenal Chromic Straction.

Welcome to the show Dave.

Thank you very much.

And the other thing you can take away from that intro is that I apparently don't care about my career because I am fully on the record on this podcast with the other people hiding in the fucking shadows.

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