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Jacob Rothschild found as inspiration for Xenomorph from Alien movie franchise, Goyim Subhuman Ridley Scott sued by Ancient Egyptian Royalty for Emotional Damages
- Rothschild family members emotionally damaged after learning Ridley Scott took inspiration from Jacob Rothschild backward Head Growth for Xenomorph for Alien movie franchise.
- Ridley Scott admits in interview to getting inspiration for horrifying Xenomorph creature after looking at Jacob Rothschilds backward grown skull.
- Rothschild family sues Ridley Scott for emotional damages after becoming emotionally distressed due to not receiving royalties for inspiring Alien Movie Franchise.
- Ridley Scotts family pleads with Rothschild family not sue Ridley Scott as he has no money left after spending millions on spine restoration surgery after devastating near death experience collapsing from too much forward growth.
PUBLISHED: 05:08, 29 August 2019 | UPDATED: 19:19, 29 August 2019
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In an inteview recently given by the BBC Ridley Scott opened up about his inspiration for the Alien movie franchise and how the terrifying xenomorph creature came into being. Ridley explained after attending a party at the Rothschild mansion he was utterly mesmerized after gazing upon what he thought at first was the backward growth of an Egyptian god, but actually upon going over to aquatint himself with this amazing being found out it was actually none other than Rothschild family member Jacob Rothschild.
Ridley explained it was after the party had come to an end he went straight over to the house of H.R. Giger frantically demanding that he draws exactly what he explains to him immediately. Ridley said that after a whole 5 hours of explaining the backward grown skull of Jacob Rothschild to H.R. Giger who he also says looked terrifying as he drew what he explained to him, eventually passed him a picture which was then used as the xenomorph for the Alien movie franchise.
As seen here above you can see the comparison between the two.
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Upon this interview being released on BBC it is reported by eye witnesses that the Rothschild Family were incredibly pleased upon finding they're family member Jacob was the reason for such a magnificent movie franchise, with them also recalling seeing dollar bill signs in eyes of the Rothschild family members as they heard this news.
Things sadly took a turn for the worse though after the Rothschild family got off a call having being notified that Ridley Scott refused there demand to compensate they're family for being the main cause for the creation of the Xenomorph and Alien movie franchise.
Upon hearing this news the Rothschild family have now reportedly sued Ridley Scott for emotional damages with Ridley Scotts family reaching out to the media to try and plead with the Rothschild family not to sue Ridley Scott. Ridleys family is reporting he has no more money after having had to spend millions on a spine restoration surgery after experiencing a near death after falling over due to so much forward head growth which he supposedly believed would attract more woman to him.
Ridley Scotts Family pleads to Rothschild family not to sue after being completely broke financially.
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Jacob Rothschild found as inspiration for Xenomorph from Alien movie franchise, Goyim Subhuman Ridley Scott sued by Ancient Egyptian Royalty for Emotional Damages
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