Sidney Powell’s Fraud Witness Reveals Herself In Absolutely Insane Interview
The woman who claimed that she was “internally decapitated” but still had evidence of fraud to Sidney Powell has finally revealed herself in an interview with The Daily Beast, and it went exactly as you would expect. The claims that the woman made in the email to Powell were tame in comparison to the claims she made to The Beast. But it is important to remember that Powell appeared to believe these claims, and even sent them to Fox News. Farron Cousins explains what’s happening. Link – https://www.thedailybeast.com/meet-the-ghost-minnesota-artist-fox-relied-on-for-voter-fraud-claims?ref=home
Don’t forget to like, comment, and share! And subscribe to stay connected! Connect with Farron on Twitter: https://twitter.com/farronbalanced *This transcript was auto-generated. Please excuse any typos. I’m sure everybody remembers the story that came out with the Dominion Court filings, where Sidney Powell received an email from a woman claiming to be an internally decapitated, semi-conscious time traveler. And Sidney Powell believed her weird email was so credible that within an hour of receiving it, she sent it to Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, who then had Sidney Powell on her program last, uh, the following night. They didn’t talk about that email, but they did at certain points share the same conspiracy theories word for word that were in that email. But up till now, we didn’t know who this internally decapitated, semi-conscious time traveler was. But the Daily Beast, beast, excuse me, found her. Her name is Marlene Bourne. She is a Minnesota based cactus artist. She decorates cactus or cacti, I guess, with, uh, glitter and, um, stones. Uh, and she tells us is how she makes a living. And she gave an interview to the Daily Beast Talk to Will, summer reporter for the Beast for 40 minutes. And if you thought the internally decapitated, uh, semi-conscious time traveler bit was bad, then you haven’t seen anything yet. She started off basically by telling the, the Beast reporter, uh, will Summer said, she said, yeah, I’m crazy, crazy like a Fox. She said she doesn’t watch Fox News because she considers the network and all other major media networks to be PSYOPs. She also has a, uh, crazy conspiracy theory about Antonin Scalia who died in his sleep in 2016 about Scalia. She says, quote, justice Scalia wasn’t accidentally shot during a hunting trip. He was purposefully killed at the annual Bohemian Grove Camp, a club for members of the mega group during a week long human hunting expedition. Never accept an invitation to be a guest at that camp, ever. I, I, I guess that’s good advice, but, but she says he wasn’t shot in a hunting accident. N n nobody ever said he was shot in a hunting accident. Are you thinking of Dick Cheney’s friend that he accidentally shot when they were Quail hunting? Like nobody ever said Antonin Scalia was shot. He died in his sleep. He was a very old, very unhealthy looking man. It’s not uncommon. So I, I can’t, I don’t even know. Um, when The Daily Beast asked her about her quote from the email where she said, quote the wind tells me I’m a ghost, but I don’t believe it. Um, will Summer asked about that? And she said, well, let me ask you something. Do you believe in telepathy? Now? She admitted in her email to Sidney Powell that her ideas seemed pretty wackadoodle, but that didn’t stop Sidney Powell from, again, within an hour of receiving it, sending it to Maria Bartiromo. Maria Bartiromo then forwarded it to her producers. So it didn’t even stop with Bartiromo saying like, okay, wow, that’s kind of nutty. Which is what she told, you know, lawyers during her deposition of the Dominion Voting System’s defamation. So she’s like, oh, I thought it was nutty. No you didn’t. You forwarded it to your producers. There’s more. I love this Daily Beast. You did a phenomenal job with this. Let me keep reading. It’s just really interesting. This is how she explains like where she gets her information from. But she had already told us she was a semi internally decapitated, semi-conscious time traveler. I don’t know if she brought that up, but anyway, she says, it’s just really interesting. We’re all have the TV on and I hear a word or a person’s name and for whatever reason I can’t explain it, it’s going to compel me to look it up online. I’ll do a little digging instead of saying I rely on my intuition, I say, the wind is talking to me. It’s just a fun way of living my life. Don’t you think? No. No, I don’t. The Daily Bees continues, born, gets her theories from song lyrics and glimpses of magazine covers. She’s working on a book styled after the Ancient Aliens television series that focuses on the discovery of Tutin Commons tomb.

The woman who claimed that she was “internally decapitated” but still had evidence of fraud to Sidney Powell has finally revealed herself in an interview with The Daily Beast, and it went exactly as you would expect. The claims that the woman made in the email to Powell were tame in comparison to the claims she made to The Beast. But it is important to remember that Powell appeared to believe these claims, and even sent them to Fox News. Farron Cousins explains what’s happening. Link – https://www.thedailybeast.com/meet-the-ghost-minnesota-artist-fox-relied-on-for-voter-fraud-claims?ref=home
Don’t forget to like, comment, and share! And subscribe to stay connected! Connect with Farron on Twitter: https://twitter.com/farronbalanced *This transcript was auto-generated. Please excuse any typos. I’m sure everybody remembers the story that came out with the Dominion Court filings, where Sidney Powell received an email from a woman claiming to be an internally decapitated, semi-conscious time traveler. And Sidney Powell believed her weird email was so credible that within an hour of receiving it, she sent it to Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, who then had Sidney Powell on her program last, uh, the following night. They didn’t talk about that email, but they did at certain points share the same conspiracy theories word for word that were in that email. But up till now, we didn’t know who this internally decapitated, semi-conscious time traveler was. But the Daily Beast, beast, excuse me, found her. Her name is Marlene Bourne. She is a Minnesota based cactus artist. She decorates cactus or cacti, I guess, with, uh, glitter and, um, stones. Uh, and she tells us is how she makes a living. And she gave an interview to the Daily Beast Talk to Will, summer reporter for the Beast for 40 minutes. And if you thought the internally decapitated, uh, semi-conscious time traveler bit was bad, then you haven’t seen anything yet. She started off basically by telling the, the Beast reporter, uh, will Summer said, she said, yeah, I’m crazy, crazy like a Fox. She said she doesn’t watch Fox News because she considers the network and all other major media networks to be PSYOPs. She also has a, uh, crazy conspiracy theory about Antonin Scalia who died in his sleep in 2016 about Scalia. She says, quote, justice Scalia wasn’t accidentally shot during a hunting trip. He was purposefully killed at the annual Bohemian Grove Camp, a club for members of the mega group during a week long human hunting expedition. Never accept an invitation to be a guest at that camp, ever. I, I, I guess that’s good advice, but, but she says he wasn’t shot in a hunting accident. N n nobody ever said he was shot in a hunting accident. Are you thinking of Dick Cheney’s friend that he accidentally shot when they were Quail hunting? Like nobody ever said Antonin Scalia was shot. He died in his sleep. He was a very old, very unhealthy looking man. It’s not uncommon. So I, I can’t, I don’t even know. Um, when The Daily Beast asked her about her quote from the email where she said, quote the wind tells me I’m a ghost, but I don’t believe it. Um, will Summer asked about that? And she said, well, let me ask you something. Do you believe in telepathy? Now? She admitted in her email to Sidney Powell that her ideas seemed pretty wackadoodle, but that didn’t stop Sidney Powell from, again, within an hour of receiving it, sending it to Maria Bartiromo. Maria Bartiromo then forwarded it to her producers. So it didn’t even stop with Bartiromo saying like, okay, wow, that’s kind of nutty. Which is what she told, you know, lawyers during her deposition of the Dominion Voting System’s defamation. So she’s like, oh, I thought it was nutty. No you didn’t. You forwarded it to your producers. There’s more. I love this Daily Beast. You did a phenomenal job with this. Let me keep reading. It’s just really interesting. This is how she explains like where she gets her information from. But she had already told us she was a semi internally decapitated, semi-conscious time traveler. I don’t know if she brought that up, but anyway, she says, it’s just really interesting. We’re all have the TV on and I hear a word or a person’s name and for whatever reason I can’t explain it, it’s going to compel me to look it up online. I’ll do a little digging instead of saying I rely on my intuition, I say, the wind is talking to me. It’s just a fun way of living my life. Don’t you think? No. No, I don’t. The Daily Bees continues, born, gets her theories from song lyrics and glimpses of magazine covers. She’s working on a book styled after the Ancient Aliens television series that focuses on the discovery of Tutin Commons tomb.