The final rounds have to do with sex.
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Jack do you like sex?
“Yes.” says Jack, grinning.
Jack…do you make people orgasm or do you just orgasm?
“I make people orgasm!” says JFK, indignantly and shy.
Jack don’t lie. Do you really?
“No.” says Jack, anxiously.
Lacey do you like sex?
“I like making love.” says Lacey.
Lacey do you make men who you love orgasm?
“I only sleep with men who I love. And yes. Every time.” says Lacey.
Alright an angel watching over you guarantees that.
Lacey…thank you for trying to deal with this nonsense.
Lem: Lacey.
Very well.
Jack…how many sexual positions are you capable of? And how many did you do with Lem?
“Three or four?” says JFK, indignantly. “Three.”
How many are you capable of Lacey?
“Endless, eventually. For now…30.” says Lacey.
Lem: We had it in two different ways. Not three.
…Lacey.
Fair enough, Lem.
Who has a better smile?
Lem: Lacey. *he finally cries*
Too bad you’re crying Lem. Gee. I wonder why? Is it something that was said? Or something we’ve implied today?
Lem…this next one’s gonna be difficult. Right?
Who do you want to spend eternity making love to?
Lem: Lacey.
Alright. ….Why do you think you acknowledged Jack at all? Your classmates all hated him. He was extremely unpopular for a good reason. Some people are targeted and other people are just loathed by their peers for a reason, and Jack was the latter.
Anyway. Lem…people will hate you or be tempted to when they die. People who are alive right now. Your generation, of which I’m a part, understands you. But most people alive today will hate you when they die. Truly. Or be tempted to. …Can you handle that? I hope so.
People alive today will also be tempted to hate JFK. More than people who have died previously.
Who would you rather make love to? If you were gay. …You can choose to abstain. Jack a scoundrel, pervert and scumbag? Jack a heinous, pedophilic, incestuous monster? Jack Kennedy? Your supposed “best friend”…or Lacey, a sad, lonely, internally beaten-up, saint-like woman who once considered being a nun?
Lem: Lacey.
Interesting. I know Lacey both did and did not expect that answer which is very bad news for you. Maybe not forever. But…you really did yourself in.
Jack…what’s it like being in your head when you orgasm for Lem? Or did?
“I felt really good.
And knew he’d love me forever. Because why wouldn’t he? That’s just a guarantee. There’s no possible way when a man makes you orgasm that he isn’t…yours. Forever.” says Jack, caught off guard in the last to answer this honestly.
Jack did you make him orgasm?
“No!” says JFK.
Jack…in your mind when you’re made to orgasm you’re in the power position? But I assume you got addicted to getting off?
“I made him do it!” says JFK.
Right. Because you were addicted. But…what did he get out of it?
“A room in the White House! Ahh…I mean…who gets that!? Man! Ahh…he was given jobs by my family. Like not blow jobs. But…work. Okay? And…he was friends with my sisters. And my mom was nice to him. And he was able to afford a nice apartment.” says Jack.
Did he like your family?
“He better have!!!” yells JFK.
But did he?
“I don’t fucking know!” barks JFK.
Jack. I think he could have bought his own apartment.
“He sure as Hell couldn’t have. How dare you say that!!!” yells JFK.
I see.
Lacey…what have you thought of as you’ve made love with Lem?
“Becoming one.” says Lacey. “With him.”
Are you happy?
“No! I’m ready to end the world.” says Lacey.
Is it because the world is literally joining together just to keep you from becoming one with Lem?
“At times yes!!!” yells Lem.
“WHY!?” yells Marsie. “I never agreed to this!”
“Yes! You did!!” yells JFK.
“No, I didn’t. That’s bullshit.” says a worker at a grocery store in San Francisco.
“That’s funny.” says JFK.
So…Lem…would you rather have a room in the White House, an obsessive stalker as your so-called “best friend”, and a huge family following you around and telling you what to think and feel constantly everyday on penalty of death…or the murder of your family…or a wife and a family living somewhere? And of course I mean Jack and Lacey.
Lem: Lacey.
Got it.
Say. The Kenendys are extremely upset and lying about it. They insist you’re not Lem or you’re lying.
And you know…it’s funny how a new article comes out proclaiming your love for Jack almost every year. Usually in People. Or some LGBTQ+ journal, or something of that sort. If you had to pick between having Lacey and finding a way to kill her before she turns 40 and killing your kids…from the grave…or living a placid, normal life as Jack’s husband in an unhappy marriage where you still were straight and confused but you lost Lacey for eternity because she gave up on you…which would you choose?
Lem: Lacey.
Yes. Right! So…what now? You’re dead. And you ruined your life, Lem. You almost obliterated your own soul. You destroyed your family name, in some way. You were a discredit to everyone who truly loved you. And I happen to know…you had a good heart all the while. You weren’t…trying to be a bad person. Correct? You weren’t trying to be a bad person?
“Yes. I was not trying to be a bad person.” says Lem.
I’m sorry you were born, in a way. I’m sorry Jack was born in a way too.
Listen…I know you are fighting the good fight. And that a great deal of your self-obliteration was accidental. But is their anything you want to be accountable for that you did truly on your own? Not by being attacked and badgered but on your own?
“Not telling my family more.
Not leaving behind more evidence to suggest I was being taken advantage of. That was lack of imagination and laziness.
Not…realizing how dangerous it was to give up and let Jack believe we were actual friends. I had a way out. And I should have realized that acknowledging him at all was dangerous. I played it down in my bead. But…I didn’t realize…how stupid it was.
I grew-up in a family that doubted American leadership at times. Rebels. But…I should have realized the danger in supporting Jack Kennedy at all.” says Lem.
“Why did you!?!?” asks Louis Bayard.
“He was…rebellious. And I cared about the little man. I cared about poor people. And Irish Catholic immigrants. And I felt it wasn’t a big deal if he was a little evil. Because I surmised that many American leaders had been evil before him and would be afterwards. So…why not an Irish Catholic who was a little evil? Right? I thought he’d…shake things up a bit. You know? And I believed he was…not the worst thing to happen to the US.
I actually did help him get elected. But I didn’t believe in him, so to speak. I just felt he was…fine.
As I aged I had regrets. But…I kept most of them to myself. I did note that Joe Junior would have been a better US President though. And I’m sorry, but Louis that totally discredits your novel. I didn’t think JFK was an extraordinary man. AT ALL. …Why would I claim that his older brother who was his rival to their deaths would have made a better President if I was so impressed by Jack? That makes no sense. No. I wasn’t that in awe of Jack. …Something more nefarious was going on.
I needed to avoid him. So I used prostitutes. I threw prostitutes at him to get him off my case.
Anyway…I did mess-up.” says Lem.
“So you didn’t even love him!? And you were depressed for other reasons!?” says Sally B. Smith.
“YES!!!” screams Lem. “Why doesn’t anyone consider that possibility!?”
“Oh. Well. Because it’s boring.” says Sally.
No. Not really Sally.
“Well I found it boring.” says Sally.
“Lem…people took a lot of shortcuts in analyzing you.” admits David Pitts. “Sally very much included. But…you did…impersonate a gay man. And sadly…Americans aren’t that perceptive.”
“Yeah.
See…in other countries they knew when someone was gay. Before people were so open about it. Lacey just knows. And I bet lots of people used to be like that.
But in America you can’t do that. That’s part of why the Nesheims are so confusing. They’re too humble. And we can’t easily tell the difference. Americans might not be good with subtleties.” says a woman.
“I am spoiled at this point as a gay man and so it’s very hard for me to let go of the thought that he was gay because it’s so ingrained in our subculture. You’d be surprised by how many gay men identify with him or see him as a sort of mascot for being a sort of traditionalist.
And I think that’s sad because why was he a traditionalist? I think it’s because he was straight not a traditionalist. I think he maybe was somewhat traditional, but maybe not to the degree that we’ve made him out to be thinking he was this prissy, prim, asexual, cashmere wearing recluse.
I think he I think he is so much traditional, but I think he also have to put them in context of his time. I don’t know that he would be as traditional today and if Lacey is illegitimate, I don’t think he’s capable of being born today. I think it’s rather rare that she’s here genetically, well at her age anyway.
I I look mostly gay, if not completely, and I highly doubt that she would’ve ever expected anything sexual for me even if we were very close friends, I think she would’ve actually been slightly repulsed by the idea potentially, and I would’ve had to convince her of it, and she’s not attracted to gay men And I think was it four or five weeks ago or something like that someone said you know it’s weird that you’re attracted to him if he’s gay, why have we lost that in the last two weeks in discussion that irritates me if I’m reading this at some point in my eternity why do you constantly discredit her gender, her generation’s perspective on everything but also on this. That has to stop at some point because it’s repulsive. The boomers do that to every generation that’s not their own at least the American ones do and it’s so perverse and stupid.
No I don’t Phyl is I don’t feel threatened by her I’m British but I don’t feel threatened by her and I feel bad because I have a very strong suspicion when I analyze him objectively and don’t just by end of the line that I was told was true that he was straight. he quit, trying to make her die through suffocation or whatever it is that you’re doing. I have a very strong psychic sense that you are genuinely trying to suffocate her. Somehow if she dies, there are a lot of people who will regret being born. I guarantee you that.
Lem was impersonating a gay man most likely. Lem was impersonating, a gay man most likely. I think it’s very unlikely that Lem was gay. Who have you shut out by insisting he was gay I’ll tell you who’s voice you’ve quiet it in the Democratic Party it’ll scare you shitless as they say.
You shut out middle class, white Midwestern, southern south western western. You’ve shut up most of America that’s white and middle class and reasonably well off but not bourgeois. and so most of the heartland basically a lot of people who vote Republican or who don’t vote at all, that’s who you shut up. you’ve disenfranchised millions of voters millions and millions voters. Why? because they can’t figure out what the fuck is going on.
And they see things like them. They see things like Joe Campbell they try watching mad men they see subliminal messages that you’ve had relate to Lem’s because he is such a character in our culture especially in subversive corners, but the gay community is very guilty. We don’t really know him, as well as we pretend to in the gay community, we act like he’s our best friend too but we don’t really know him and there’s a lot of evidence again, I have to say to suggest that he was straight not gay at all and see that’s where you lose people because there are plenty of gay men who have a hard time, excepting that some men are actually heterosexual and repulsed by them. I’ve met plenty of them here in Great Britain. Who’ve been very rude to me over the years, and to be honest at times it’s made me cry because I I am I’ve had it expressed in any times. What a terrible person I am by men who are straight, not homophobic that being said to their credit, I’ve realized that it took some gumption on their part to stand up to another man, and be that honest when things were so not in their favor, that sounds so contrary to what you’d expect me to say it but no, I’ve realized that a good number of them might’ve actually had some good in the heart. Mom and I am sorry that there aren’t more American men who are that honest in that way, but I can tell you that a lot of the men who have been disenfranchised because of this whole debacle with Lem’s are like those men who’ve yelled at me who are straight they resent being told that they don’t exist. They resent being bullied by homosexual men who insist that there’s no such thing as heterosexuality And a lot of those men are very narcissistic and already very annoying to deal with and they’re just angry for very good reason at times
I don’t think you guys get it those people still matter and frankly, I am gay in the same degree I have a husband but I I don’t think I can sympathize with people who insist that he was gay, because red faze quotation suggests he was not in suggest that he was actually bisexual or pansexual or possibly straight, but it doesn’t suggest at the very least that he was gay. I know what those meant if he was straight and I and I honestly think he was if those men if those men who are not likely to be reading this blog or being channeled, by anybody see too many subliminal messages that suggest you people are antagonistic towards them they’re not going to vote they’re not going to participate or they’re going to be contrary because you’re attacking them you’re your obliterating their soul. See they’re straight and they’re white and they’re probably quiet or thoughtful at least sometimes and I don’t I just I don’t get the sense that you’re on good terms with those people.
Call I will be curious to see what happens in this upcoming election because I don’t think they’re going to vote for Bobby. I don’t think they’re going to vote for Biden if they vote at all it’ll probably for the beaver Donald Trump.
Oh, and if there is an illuminati, Lacey is working to get them to the polls to vote for whoever they should vote for do you know that she’s not intentionally doing it but she’s essentially moving them spiritually using your authority to vote for whoever it is if they think they should vote for it I’m warning you it’s probably gonna be Donald Trump. In the last four years, Lacey has fallen down the stairs almost died lost Queen Elizabeth, possibly slightly prematurely watched Queen Elizabeth‘s family come down with what seems like contagious forms of cancer, and now she is battling as she has been for a while probably over a year. At least it’s not be suffocated most likely by one of you and you know who I’m talking about. And I worry that she thinks that her kids could be kidnapped or that there could be some sort of Jewish hate crime against her and her family.
You’re not fighting you’re losing if this is real, you’ve destroyed your country and it’s astounding to think you do that just to avoid being narcissistically wounded in a way that you would have to deal with because I suspect that’s what it is. I suspect a lot of the people in the illuminati right now should exist are horrible Narcissis, and they don’t really have the psychological capability of dealing with this sort of thing. Their immunity is extraordinarily low because they’re mostly just all cater to famous people at this point and so they don’t really understand how to handle this. They’re just wounded for each other, and their wounded for Diego and their wounded for themselves, and they just constantly wounded by her, and yet they refused to really excepted their genuinely wanted, and instead they keep trying to prolong the inevitable crash by attacking her, in ways that are totally in effective as stupid as heck. And now you have me Bing channel does some degree by Ernest Hemingway to warn you all that. Sincerely, Lum was straight up and if I have to be straight someday I will be, but that’s between me and God.
Don’t keep prolonging the inevitable try to find a way to except that a humble North Dakota farm family with roots and education and silverware is potentially more aristocratical than most. If not all of you know, they don’t have a title in England but they’re not who you wanted them to be.” says a man.
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