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Did Cole never mention to his Mom...


...any of his conversations with Malcolm?

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Obviously not before he revealed to her that he could see dead people.

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That seems a little odd given how close they seemed to be. But it would have messed things up in the movie, I guess.

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That's not odd at all, seeing that he didn't want his mother to know he was seeing ghosts..

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Yes both Cole and mum were trying to be "normal" [whatever that means in the American Beauty] but both are victims of Zoloft and thus acting anything BUT normal, each having their own form of hallucinations.

OK the mum [and Malcolm's wife] takes it by their own decision [but ill advised by her shrink] but poor Cole and Vincent really had no say in this deadly govt backed experiment.

http://www.kindleflippages.com/ablog/

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Wow, you may be right about Zoloft, but it kinda makes you sound like u are on something when you post about it in every thread on this board.

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but it kinda makes you sound like u are on something

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No, I was just like all of you, ie trusting lawyers and shrinks before I got involved in a Family Court case just as internet was starting up and got to RESEARCH these drugs. The boy in the case was on Prozac [same thing as Zoloft] and was on 5 times the child dose and when we pointed this out to the court the whole system went into meltdown and the Chief Justice of the Family Court personally got involved to do a Kubrick style "cover story".

Once one becomes aware of this MKUltra style experiment one sees it all the time, eg ALL the high school massacres were caused by Sertraline, normally Zoloft.

THAT is what Night is trying to expose here but he should have saved his breath.

http://www.kindleflippages.com/ablog/

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He's probably on Zoloft.


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No, because he knew Malcolm was a ghost the whole time.

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