Al-Qaeda released this video showing the award-winning actor Jerry O'Connell participating in a gruesome beheading of an Australian journalist.
A State Department spokesperson, quoting a study done by a team of behavioral specialists, said, "Mr. O'Connell is obviously the victim of a diabolical Islamic mind control project...he is innocent of any wrongdoing."
In a rare al-Qaeda video slip-up, O'Connell's 'handler' is caught on tape saying, "Teacup."
Teacup is one of many post-hypnotic suggestion "trigger words" that al-Qaeda brainwashing experts have planted in Mr. O'Connell's subconscious mind to control his behaviour.
Undisclosed sources confirmed that O'Connell was kidnapped by al-Qaeda recently while on holiday in Bermuda and reportedly held prisoner for more than a week while al-Qaeda psychologists drugged, hypnotized and brainwashed him.
Here is a short segment of the horrifying video:
O'Connell managed to "abreact," or overcome his brainwashing well enough to make a break from his al-Qaeda captors.
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He was last seen in front of the "Slider's Beach Cafe," a popular tourist attraction in Bermuda.
Witnesses claim to have seen O'Connell pushing buttons on a strange device resembling a cell phone, then jump into a worm hole type space-time displacement field and vanish.
An unnamed source involved with the production of a popular TV series starring Jerry O'Connell that debuted in 1995 was quoted as saying, "I KNEW he kept that worm-hole thingy!"
Mr. O'connell could not be reached for comment in our current time line or point of reference in the space-time continuum .
NASA is investigating.
If you had seen this "ON TV," how much of it would you have believed?
Video and photo taken from the TV series, "Crossing Jordan."
My apologies to Mr. O'Connell, the actors and the producers of "Crossing Jordan."
I did it to illustrate how easy it is to make propaganda and manipulate people.
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