"Fountainhead" over Heels in Love w/ Patricia Neal! Did Rockefeller Blow up WTCs on 9/11 Like this?

Uberbabesexyfactor, Patricia Neal fell madly in love with her co-star, Gary Cooper in Illuminati biotch Ayn Rand's "Fountainhead". Can I be her co-star?

Too late?

She's passed away?

DAMN IT!

Enjoy!

Did pedo-Illuminist, David Rockefeller Blow up "his" WTC Towers like he owned them like Cooper in "Fountainhead"?

Please watch this fantastic movie 1st before reading this:

Story writer, Ayn Rand was certainly pedo-Illuminati as defector, John Told us in 1978!

Wow! What a romantic film noir movie! The tall building is clearly a metaphor for a woman....oh what a woman! Patricia Neal. And it's also a metaphor for a man creating it--Gary Cooper who Neal fell desperately in love with during the making of this incredible movie! Cooper was unfortunately married and couldn't leave his wife for her. Just like Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford did and were stuck in marriages to others but lived next door and saw each other secretly! Sky scrapers are clearly a metaphor for the male romantic power and how architect (Roark) Cooper will not compromise form for function; he has integrity... but he stands alone as he did earlier in "The Pride of the Yankees" and later "High Noon", "The Trial of Billy Mitchell". Neal is blind-sided when her fiancee--also an architect chooses an inanimate building over her at a dinner meeting with her publisher boss who claims his undying love for her. What an idiot! I'd choose her over any building, period. She is spiritually dead throwing a statue out of her tall apartment--and not a G.I. doll with a parachute! It smashes into pieces when it hits the ground. Everything she adores falls and smashes to pieces...until she sees out-of-work, Cooper working as a day laborer complete with Indiana Jones hat...in her father's stone mill. It IS love at 1st sight and it's beautiful! They both know it, too. He is there because of his integrity refusing to go along with society's norms because he is a MAN...a LEADER of how society should be and do.

Many days later, she sees the stand-alone, objective value of the new building Cooper is creating and begs her National Enquirer feed-the-masses newspaper tycoon like "Tomorrow Never Dies" Elliott Carver to not give the people what they want--something to mock and tear down. It's quite a moving scene. This is her test to him if he really loves her...and he fails. Somehow God is drawing these 2 people together...she doesn't know this architect is the same day stone cutter guy, Cooper. This is an important message to stay true to what's right no matter what!

A BS pedo-Illuminati campaign to publicly condemn Cooper's new building ensues---kind of like what they are doing against moral stoical Presidents Trump and Putin...

Then...at the party for the new building...Neal sees Cooper....she's frozen in shock. He sees her. Just like Rita and Glenn in "Gilda". Wow! She is introduced to him and her MC tells Cooper she quit her job in protest at the mushroom farm smear campaign against him. She loves him and she loves her but she refuses to admit it lest he fall like all the others. She meets him after the party and reveals that she loves him and he will never see her again. He has a James Bond or James Bond villain moment and says he was waiting for her in his tuxedo. She tells him they [the pedo-Illuminati] hate him for his integrity, his genius his refusal to compromise like in "Sgt. York"...his SIGMA maleness...she fears for his life...wow! WHAT a woman!!! She doesn't want to see them destroy him...much like Cooper's newly wed bride in "High Noon".

Then...they kiss.

I don't think it was acting.

She could have also been talking about Gary Cooper, himself. She asks him to give up architecture and just live with her doing anything and his answer surprises me; "No, you must learn to ignore the world. I will wait for you when you do".

Neal goes to her boss who does love her--who wouldn't?--and agrees to marry him for some undisclosed reason. She doesn't love him. It's now a love triangle.

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