Addendum 8, Part 2 Editors of fashion magazines have also mobilized the industry to supplement the coalition’s presence: Vogue, Elle, In Style, Vanity Fair, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, GQ, etc.. Victoria Beckham & InStyle Magazine August ‘07 [prison certainty, condemnation]
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Addendum 8, Part 2
Editors of fashion magazines have also mobilized the industry to supplement
the coalition’s presence: Vogue, Elle, In Style, Vanity Fair, Cosmopolitan,
Glamour, GQ, etc..
Victoria Beckham & InStyle Magazine August ‘07
[prison certainty, condemnation]
Sienna Miller & Vogue Magazine September ‘07
[coalition identifier, justice]
Nicole Kidman & Vanity Fair October ‘07 [prison certainty]
Katherine Heigl & Vanity Fair January ‘08 [prison certainty]
Adriana Lima & Elle Magazine June ‘08 [prison certainty, justice, Aussie M.]
Heidi Klum & InStyle Magazine August ‘08 [prison certainty, justice, quantum ratifier X2, Michaels M.]
Scarlett Johansson& Cosmopolitan Magazine August ‘08
[Presidential quantum, coalition & China identifiers & quantum ratifier]
Scarlett Johansson & French Cosmopolitan October ‘08
[condemnation, Charlize M., Maria-Adriana M.]
Jennifer Aniston & Vogue Magazine December ‘08
[prison certainty, George W. M., Dogville punishment theme]
Anne Hathaway & Vogue January, ‘09
[Chinada, coalition identifier]
Taylor Swift & Vogue Magazine January 28, ‘09
[Sorkin China identifier, justice, Chinada, punishment certainty]
Doutzen Kroes & Vogue Magazine March ‘09
[6+4+1+8=19 – China identifier]
Doutzen Kroes & Vogue Magazine March ‘09
[prison certainty]
[justice]
Penelope Cruz & Vogue Magazine (Spain) April ‘09 [China identifier, Atkinson M., uber-fashion theme]
Doutzen Kroes & Vogue Magazine (Germany) April 2009 [prison certainty, Presidential quantum]
Blake Lively & Leighton Meester Vogue Magazine April 29, ‘09
[punishment certainty, justice X2, Presidential quantum]
Taylor Swift & Glamour Magazine August ‘09
[prison certainty]
Taylor Swift & Bliss Magazine (UK) September ‘09
[prison certainty, justice]
Taylor Swift & Sugar Magazine (UK) March ‘10
[prison certainty]
Taylor Swift & Elle Magazine April ‘10
[Olmert-Spielberg M.]
Taylor Swift June ‘10 [quantum, Presidential quantum, condemnation, Taylor Identifier X2, quantum ratifier]
Taylor Swift & Parade Magazine October ‘10
[China]
[Canadian prison certainty]
Hayden Panettiere & Teen Vogue July ‘08
[Canadian prison certainty]
Anne Hathaway & InStyle Magazine July ‘08
[Chinada punishment certainty]
Jennifer Aniston & GQ Magazine December ‘08
[prison certainty]
For the season finale of ‘60 Minutes’ on May 17th CBS broadcast a segment
on the usually interview-elusive icon was broadcast. First, Morley Safer’s
intro included a description of what fiefdom-totalitarian commu-nazi
genocidal racism is to the 21st century world: poison. She used the lexicon
to state on the record the following:
Anna is involved in every aspect of the magazine; She, as does every coalition partner, condemns what the ‘elevator
incident’ represents in terms of employing stealth cognition technologies for the purposes of surreptitious assassination;
Chinada malfeasant have very “cold” personalities given their taste for enslavement, experimentation, torture, brutality, fear generation, assassination, child soldier recruitment, depraved indifference, etc.;
Anna has not kept mum on what she believes in viz. the Chinada threat; She agrees with the coalition that the Canadian lawyer is in charge of
Canadian governance as Custodian Chief Executive; The imprisonment of the malfeasant is “very important” to her;
One of her business partners, Bernard Arnault, (owns Dior, chairman of LVMH, the largest luxury conglomerate in the world and the richest man in France) agrees that prison is necessary for the malfeasant;
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She’s been portrayed as Darth Vader in a frock, or less harshly, as "Nuclear Wintour." Or is she really just peaches and cream, with [1:05: Diaz M. X2] a touch of arsenic?
"The blurb on your unauthorized biography reads ‘She’s ambitious, driven, needy, a perfectionist. An inside look at the competitive bitch-eat-bitch world of fashion’ Accurate?" 60 Minutes correspondent Morley Safer asked Wintour. […] The pages of Vogue conjure up a never-never land of beauty, of the sweet
life [2:01: photo: prison certainty] . The unattainable comes to life, in the up to 800 pages per issue. Under Wintour’s direction, Vogue has been hugely successful. […] [2:43: clip: protracted Erin M.; Cl.M.] Wintour is involved in every detail of
the magazine: the clothes, editing the pictures and articles. She is decisive, impatient and bears a look that says "I’m the boss, and you’re boring." "Should I do the faces of the moment because that’s what we have on the cover [3:03: Eva M.] or should I just still keep thinking?" one editor asked her, presenting a spread. […]
[elevator scene] There was "Miranda Priestly," the beastly editor in "The Devil Wears Prada," featuring Meryl Streep as Anna incarnate. "I’ve heard that Miranda Priestly is just a teddy bear compared to Anna Wintour," Safer said.
"It was entertainment. It was not a true rendition of what happens within this magazine," she replied. "I understand that. But where people made comparisons with you [Anna:
3:50: Diaz M.] - that coldness, that Anna must not be spoken to when she’s on the elevator," Safer pointed out. "Oh yeah. I heard that. You’re not allowed to get in the elevator with me," Wintour said laughing. "Well, you can get on, but just keep your mouth shut. Is that true?" Safer asked, laughing.
"[4:01: Diaz M.] That’s an exaggeration. I guess in response, I can only say that I have so many people here, Morley, that have worked with me for 15, 20 years, and if I’m such a bitch, they must they must really be a glutton for punishment because they’re still here," Wintour said. "Well, I wouldn’t use the word ‘bitch.’ I would say a certain coldness," Safer
remarked. "Well, we’re here to work. There’s on duty time and off duty time and we’re drawn together by our passion for the magazine. If one comes across sometimes as being cold or brusque, it’s simply because I’m striving for the best," she explained. Vogue’s editor-at-large Andre Leon Talley […] has worked with Anna for
decades. Asked what kind of boss she is, Talley told Safer, "Let’s say that Anna can be intimidating. I think that’s her armor, to intimidate. To give the people the sense [4:58: clip: Anna: Russell M.] that she is in charge." […] "You made yourself the personification of Vogue. I mean, look at you. Not a hair out of place. Do you feel that that’s your mission in life? To appear
perfect?" Safer asked. "It’s [6:14: clip: Anna: prison certainty] very important to me that I look good when I go out publicly. I like looking at my clothes rack in the morning and deciding what to pick out. I enjoy fashion. Morley I mean, I wouldn’t be in this job if I didn’t," she explained.
[…] And Wintour is nothing but sure [7:23: clip: Anna: Diaz M.]. That’s most apparent when twice a year her majesty takes her place at the ready-to-wear fashion shows in New York, Paris and Milan where she sits in judgment of the work of the world’s most eminent designers.
[…] [9:56: prison certainty] Bernard Arnault, who owns Dior, is the chairman of LVMH, the largest luxury conglomerate in the world. When Wintour
recommended to the richest man in France that he hire Galliano, it was implicit that Vogue would feature Galliano’s designs. "When I hired John, I discussed at length with her obviously at the time it was a risk, because he was not as well-known as he is today. But I was comforted by Anna about what he could do and finally I took the risk," Arnault recalled.
"That gives you a remarkable kind of power. Much more power than any mere editor-in-chief of a magazine normally has," Safer remarked. "Well, we can advise, Morley. We can’t dictate. And obviously, in the end, those gentlemen are very capable of making up their own minds," Wintour replied.
"But they have the remarkable habit of going along with your ideas," Safer said. "Well, we can only point them in that direction," she replied. She does even more: she helps choose the next generation of designers, like Alexander Wang.
It’s a mutually beneficial relationship, giving Vogue an inside track on the next hot designer. "And how much is that one, Alexander?" Wintour asked, inspecting a dress on a model. "This one retails for $1,200," Wang replied.
"It’s very reasonable," Wintour remarked.
In August 2011 Anna honored Taylor Swift and I with the September cover.
There’s a Taylor Identifier, the digits add up to twenty, the color of justice
is dominate, quantum secondly; and she includes an article byline on China,
describing it as the rise of a superpower - which is what has the coalition
partnership trepidatious and motivated to back-channel action.
For the October issues of these two magazines, Taylor Identifiers are
embedded in both:
Taylor Swift & Bliss Magazine February ‘12
[Taylor Identifier, isolation-deprivation (romance)]
Jennifer-Lopez InStyle September ‘12 [Taylor Identifier, quantum ratifier]
Taylor & Marie Claire (UK) November ‘12
[coalition identifier, quantum ratifier]
Taylor Swift & Cosmopolitan (France) November 2, '12
[prison certainty]
Taylor Swift & Glamour November ‘12
[two decades enslaved, tortured R&D victim]
Taylor Swift & Cosmopolitan (USA) December ‘12 [justice, coalition (3) & China identifier (3+8+6), quantum ratifier (8+6)]
Television programs produced and hosted by supermodels were also turned
into geo-platforms.
Petra Nemcová’s Fashion Show Contributes to
Coalition Interests and Objectives
It wasn’t until the premier of her new television show ‘A Model Life
with Petra Nemcová about the fashion industry – a competition amongst several up-and-comers for a modeling contract that there was evidence she had become a coalition member. During filming producers embedded many instances of the lexicon. For example:
(i) In the very first scene involving Petra and the neXt
modeling agency executive, he identifies some of the
supermodels he has under contract and executes a Clooney M. when he mentions coalition partner Molly Sims;
(ii) When the models start arriving for the first time at the next office, there’s an elevator shot of one of them immediately followed by a caption identifying her age as 19 – a China identifier;
(iii) a model said “I’m lonely” about moving to New York;
which was followed by another model executing a quasi-Prince Harry M.;
(iv) next scene involved three models sitting around chatting; one was attired in prison certainty;
(v) a model is attired in punishment certainty and the photographer says “It’s knowing yourself” – something the Canadian lawyer has done and his nemeses now know
how they appear to normal, rational, mature and ethical people;
(vi) a model was interviewed in Canadian punishment certainty by Petra’s assistants; one of whom executes a Russell M. and a Clooney M..
Petra’s namesake fashion show again proved how much the coalition
has created a ubiquity of condemnation and vehicles to remind the guilty their days governing Canada like a fiefdom are numbered and they’re going to pay the price for their out of control criminality and atrocities. The July 20, 2007 episode was watched only briefly – once during its original airing while also watching ‘Entertainment Tonight’ and then later during its rerun, catching the very last scene. During the former
one of the model experts was observed wearing a shirt with the logo “5:a.m.” emblazoned on the left breast and sleeve – a double quantum ratifier. And during the latter three models were in the neXt office
building elevator and all three were attired in geo-colors. Two combined wore Canadian punishment certainty and the third wore Canada prison certainty. And producers filmed a quick clip of the floor indicator: three.
Tyra’s Hypnosis Segment to Advance Coalition Interests and Objectives
On the last weekday of 2006, December 29th, Tyra broadcast a segment on her morning talk show that featured a hypnotist. There was even a demonstration involving who women who were placed under hypnosis as Tyra looked on attired in Canadian punishment
certainty colors. Since hypnosis was the core pursuit of the China-Canada alliance’s twenty-year Article 7 investigations involving the Canadian lawyer and the coalition used every non-violent means to get a geo-political resolution of outstanding issues involving the alliance’s Pandora’s Box (including stealth cognition technologies), it was a fitting subject to
explore as the year ended.
In mid-March 2010 there was another reminder not only how much what is
done in the Dogville apartment aka East-West Corridor of Diplomacy is
monitored 24.7.365, but also how committed coalition partners are to me
and in particular ensuring I take possession of historic damages. Tyra
completely redesigns and re-films the intro to her morning television
program. It went from being totally non-geo-political to completely geo-
political –as these video stills reveal. The format for both intros is editing
together a series of photographs of the supermodel. Before:
After - all quantum and Presidential quantum:
There’s a category of diplomacy that is most related to the foregoing; and
that’s one that condemns the Chinada High Command for preventing there
to be any romance and intimacy for over two decades to ensure the success
and longevity of the MK-Ultra R&D program - the isolation-deprivation
theme. Those initiatives are compiled in Appendix 19 and 20.
Proceed to the next addendum
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