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American lawyer Dick Ashworth marches in the Fifth Annual Gay Pride Day parade in New York on June 3, 1974; he became a founding member of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) and years later his sons Tucker and Eric died of AIDS.

If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it.'

--Joseph Goebbels

The latest article contains numerous errors. For instance, Henry appears to have gotten younger while Natalie seems to have aged. It's a bit of an age controversy. We know that Natalie attempts to present herself as younger, but she is actually in her 40s. The article also mentions a movie that has already been filmed.

However, mistakes are unimportant. The propaganda machine must persist. If it were true, you wouldn’t need to repeat it so often. If it is indeed true, why do you need to say it repeatedly?

Many celebrities announce the birth of their children and then continue with their lives. However, we have an issue here.

I was the first one to realize the truth and made a subreddit in which I was trying to prove it to others, but nobody believed me and everybody called me a "lunatic conspiracy theorist".

A picture of me was featured on a morning talk show and the whole world watched as the hosts mocked me for having more eyebrow hair on one side than the other and claimed this proved I was unreliable.

I felt vindicated when TMZ and DailyMail finally broke the story after years of me alone yelling at the clouds angrily. They didn't credit me at all even though they stole all my proof.

I tried to get my own talk show running on the wings of being right about Meloni/Maloney, but almost nobody would watch me. I only had two viewers; my mom and Christopher.

September 18th, 1976 - Queen Story!

Queen played a free concert in Hyde Park, London, UK - To Thank their fans!

👉 It is estimated that between 150 and 200 thousand people were present in Hyde Park, a record still difficult to overcome for that location

👉 A wistful-looking Freddie Mercury back stage in Hyde Park, 1976

📸 Photo by © Danny Clifford

🔸Danny recalls: 'I had been wandering around backstage... and there he was, in a white boiler suit, being handed a microphone. With minutes to go before the start of the show, I playfully asked, “Who are you?” “Freddie.” He replied cheerfully, seeming to appreciate the cheek of my question. I asked him if I could take a few photos. “Of course you can, dear boy!” was his reply. With a portly stage assistant to my left giving him last-minute instructions, Freddie struck a couple of poses for me, looking like Count Dracula. Surprisingly relaxed, I thought, considering he was due on stage any minute. “Off anywhere nice?” I asked him. He just smiled and pointed upwards to the hole above his head. With that, the sound of Brian May’s guitar rang out and the platform Freddie had been standing on started to levitate, rising straight up and onto the stage for the start of their show. I made my way back to the front of the crowd at speed to capture Freddie, now stripped to a white leotard, in all his camp, charismatic glory. This would be the beginning of my working relationship with Queen'