Hello, and welcome to the Out of this World. I'm Jamie Hanshaw and
joining me for the first time is Britney Sellner. And Britney is a author
and conservative commentator and she has been on Alex Jones with Jay. She's been
on Jay's Analysis, and she has a book called Patriots Not Welcome. Can
you tell us just for a minute what that book is about. This book
is about all of my political experiences since I started in twenty sixteen. It
involves my husband and me because we really went through a lot of crazy,
almost unbelievable stuff. And the reason I wanted to write it is because I
realized kind of researching back on things, that a lot of media articles were
just being deleted, things were just vanishing. I had to go to archive
and search for everything for months before I found it all again, and I
was realizing, Okay, all that's going to remain here is what the image
that they want to project of us, and that was obviously a very native
and deceitful one. So I decided to write this book to put everything as
it truly was not that the whole world wants to read it or anything,
but just kind of like for my own closure because we really went through a
lot like house raids, investigations countries, Yeah, a lot of stuff.
Well, Austria is a very authoritarian country. Things happen here that certainly wouldn't
in the US, although in the US it's getting pretty bad as well.
Well, I thought we would do something different with Brittany because she has such
a wide range of knowledge about a lot of different things, and I really
wanted to talk about music videos. So we're going to talk about music today.
And I have a background of music. I have a associates degree in
theater performance, musical theater. I have a very musical family. A lot
of people in my family playing instruments and sing songwriting. I grew up singing
in the church and family band. I mean as awkward and embarrassing as you
can imagine, matching outfits with my you know mom as a teenager singing on
stage. So it was fun. It was a very artistic environment to grow
up in. So I've always loved music, but I just recently I had
this realization that music is a drug of sorts. It is a very important
art form. It well sound and vibrations, you know, God spoke the
world into existence and vibrations on matter is how we get forms and matter right.
And I was wondering, let's just start off with have you heard of
the four forty hurts conspiracy? I have, yes, I mean not in
a way that I could really articulate and explain that. I'm sure you could
better, but I have heard of this, yes, definitely. I just
wanted to add on on what you said though if you even look, I
don't know if you've ever seen on Instagram or TikTok, they'll sometimes put a
movie scene and take out the original music and change it to something completely different,
Like it's an intense horror scene, but they put happy music and it
changes the entire emotion of the scene and conveys something entirely different. So music
is extremely important. It's very interesting. It is so important, especially in
like you said, influencing great crowds of people to do certain things. Like
you know, battles have their musicians playing the music, the drums and everything
to keep people fighting and to boost up morale, to scare. They would
play music out of helicopters in the Vietnam War to frighten the Vietnamese soldiers.
Haven't they used this in torture as well. They've used pop hip hop songs
they play over and over in the people. It's a form of psychological torture.
It definitely is. And it's also kind of a virus, like the
song gets stuck in your head and you don't know why, and so it
becomes this mental virus that plays on a loop all day long, even if
you don't want it in there. It's stuck in there until something you know
rattles it out, or if you hear a new song to replace that record
playing on loop in your head. But yeah, so I don't know the
whole story, but I just know the gist of it is the establishment,
the rock Fellers and the Carnegies. They wanted the thirty two changed to four
forty hurts because four thirty two is a healing vibration and a lot of people
don't realize how the music affects your physiology, your heartbeat, your blood pressure,
all of these things that you don't think about. And I get a
lot more sensitive now that I'm older to music that I don't want to hear.
If I'm trapped in a car with somebody playing uh music, it starts
to hurt me sometimes like physically, I feel my muscles titan, I feel
just disregulated, and as soon as they turn it off, it's like instantly
relief. Have you experienced that listening to different types of music, I definitely
have. My musical tastes have changed a lot since I was a teenager.
When I was a teenager, I actually liked middle music. But I can't
listen to anymore no I like now. I listen to a lot of like
Frank Sinatra, like Lana del Rey, a lot of classical music, very
different types, a lot of this Folkish Austrian music. There's a lot of
European music that I listened to. It varies now, but nothing too intense
anymore. Also, in our church, so they teach that the church is
thought of as a hospital or a place of healing. And if you study
the architecture of the great cathedrals and the great Orthodox churches and some of the
Catholic churches and the Gothic churches, first thing you're going to notice is the
sound in the acoustics, right, and the choir or the organ singing,
and these vibrations. I'm just now like toying with these ideas, but I
think that these are supposed to be modes of healing your physical body, not
just your spiritual body with virtues and principles. By going to church, but
actually being there and just participating in the sound is going to have a healing
effect on you. And then if you take into account the stained glass windows
and the rose windows that they have, like think of Notre Dame, right,
it has the beautiful rosette stained glass window. If you look into something
called cymatics, where they vibrate sand on surfaces with different frequencies, they make
different geometric patterns, and these look a lot like these rose windows. So
I'm going down that rabbit hole of like sound, vibration, healing church,
all of these things going together. I think it's very interesting. I actually
am fortunate enough living in Austria Vienna to go to these beautiful churches for a
Mass on Sunday, and yeah, the singing in them is beautiful to totally
different experience than in the smaller churches I went to in the in the US.
But when you asked me before if I had had background in music,
I don't per se in the sense that I studied it in university, but
I did sing for several years five to seven years with an opera teacher.
She taught us Broadway, and then I sang for like seven years of my
church choir as well. So I have sung a lot, but I wouldn't
say that I'm professionally trained or anything like that. When I had some rough
times and I was going to my church, I was just learning the songs
and it I believe it really helped my brain kind of heal and rewire itself,
just by learning the music and being there and singing and being in the
acoustics and just the beauty. And I wanted to write down some notes about
this, but I'm just going to direct you guys to watch it on your
own. It is a Disney vignette called Donald Duck and Math Magic, where
he talks about the creation of the music, the five musical tones that the
Western rule uses, not the eight tone scale, but it's based on five
and the pentagram, which Pythagoras also that was very important to his cult.
So music is linked to geomic tree and the building up of matter. And
so what we're going to talk about is how they are tearing us down as
a culture by giving us these musicians and music videos that are overtly satanic.
Now do you agree with that? Oh? Absolutely, yeah, in film,
fashion, music, everywhere. I think music that gives you a sense
of a piece of soul is you know, it's very uplifting. If you're
at peace inside, then I think you live better and you make better decisions,
you're happier. But this kind of chaotic, very negative, kind of
demonic music, I think it's terrible. I don't understand how people can listen
to it. But then maybe I think, Okay, I'm just old.
I'm just getting old, that's the sign. But I really see no appeal.
I feel like it was so much better back when I was younger,
when my parents were young, and it's just in a complete decline. And
it also kind of reflects the the decline of our society in a way will
art reflects culture so exactly. Yeah. So I've written a lot about how
concerts and awards shows are high powered rituals, and there have been a lot
of weird phenomena going on in concerts lately, such as Taylor Swift. I
don't know if you've heard this, but a lot of people who have gone
to her new concert are reporting that they have amnesia about what happened to me?
So great? Yeah, I saw one thing about a strange wave at
a recent Launa del Ray concert that like knocked everyone over. Yeah, but
I saw that too. It's hard to know what to think because there's a
lot of them you're seeing through Instagram TikTok videos. It's hard to really know
unless you're there. But I find it obviously extremely strange. So also going
along with the Taylor Swift concert is she has a song called Willow, and
in the live performance of that, she does a sort of witch ritual a
bonfire and has the audience chanting some in the demons well really yeah, in
black growths, and the circle of witches is all around her. So yes,
Witch Corps is going to be a huge not that it's not already,
but you're going to be seeing this leak into mainstream and to the children more
and more. You're going to be wanting to emulate the classical witch, you
know, along with the pointy hat, the black clothes, golf, all
of it. And it's interesting. This is a trend I noticed way back
in twenty fifteen sixteen in the young adult writing industry, where a lot of
the authors are self proclaimed witches and a lot of the things they posed have
to do with this, and I just thought it was a weird trend because
what are the chances that like multiple of these female young adult writers are witches.
And then later I saw spread out to a bunch of actors. Emma
Watson has claim that she's a witch. Megan Fox all the time he is
talking about how she's a witch. So it's definitely something that's becoming more popularized.
Again, I think Lana del Rey as well has talked about back when
because she hated Trump, they were doing a ritual to try to like make
it so he wouldn't become president or something very very weird. There's a whole
subreddit called which is against patriarchy, and there's a whole genre of TikTok called
witch talk. So it is, it's bubbling up. And I wrote these
books almost ten years ago, well first ten years ago and this one about
eight years ago. So I was talking about high profile rituals. You see
that Madonna crucified on a cross right there. So Madonna, to me,
she's kind of like the Queen of blasphemy, right Yeah, And that's her
whole thing is she's the fallen Madonna, and so we were remember her performance
in twenty twelve at the Super Bowl where she was the Babylonian Queen, and
then just recently this year, I think it was like European Vanity Fair.
She had a whole spread of herself as Christ in the Last supperb and surrounded
by women instead of men, and the whole thing was pretty disgusting and blasphemus.
But yeah, it's an interesting observation how some of these women, like
Madonna, Lady Gaga as well, were raised Catholic and then obviously fell away
from the faith and they become the most Satanic of them all, and they
have so much of this Catholic symbolism. Just for example, in Judas Lady
Gaga's music video, it's also extremely extremely satanic. She's like a Mary Magdalen
type figure. Yeah, yeah, Lady Gaga and Alajandro too is another one.
The Christian imagery too. And then I was talking about Britney Spears.
So I've done a whole series on her. So we're not going to get
into her videos, but basically her catalog of music videos is the timeline of
her progress in the Monarch program. If you break it down. And so
if you go back to our shows with me and Rachel talking about Brittany,
we talk all about, you know, the history of all her music videos.
But do you remember this performance, Oh yeah, absolutely with a snake.
That's a pretty iconic one. So here you've got Brittany with the snake,
and then you've got a actual ritual of the Church of Satan where the
woman is the altar and she has the snake draped over her exactly like Britney
does. And then you have a pink in concert who is dressed exactly like
a candidate ready for entered apprentice into masonry. She's got the checkerboard and a
pant lake. Instead of rolling up, it's a checkerboard. She's got her
breastbeard, she's got the blindfold which is called a hoodwink. She's doing the
hand posture are called a do guard. So I'm not just making this up,
and we're going to talk about dojakat in one second. But I just
wanted to refresh your guys's memory about how this has been going on for so
long. Everyone remembers Letty legging Gaga, right, and then when Beyonce initiated
Taylor Swift into the inner Circle when she had that humiliation ritual with Kanye saying
Beyonce had the createst view of all time, making Taylor Swift of set and
you remember that, Yeah, I remember that. So it's pretty much like
the whole music industry today is the undercurrent of it is satanic and specifically Thalma.
And now they are trying to do what we call the revelation of the
method or the externalization of the hierarchy. Because a lot of people say,
well, why would they show you everything they do? Right? Well,
why would they tell you? It's because you have to understand the mind of
a psychopath. It doesn't work like ours. It's not enough to dupe people.
You have to prove to them what you've done. It's like it's not
enough to get away with it. You have to show people that this is
what you've done. And so this is a great book talking about revelation of
the Method. It's got all of our notes in it. I've read it
a couple of times. It's even got coffee stains all over it. But
this is Michael Hoffman, Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare. So if yeah,
if you've heard us talk about externalization of the hierarchy, which is the theosophical
idea or revelation of the method, and you want to know more exactly about
that than get this book right there. I think it's also because they're so
confident in the power that they hold an influence they have over society. They
don't think it even if people realize it. I mean a lot of people
do. I mean, we're having this conversation now. They have no fear
that we will be any sort of threat to them. And on top of
that, they want to they want to brainwash other people. So it's not
enough for them to believe this. They want to corrupt as many people as
possible with their music, movies, their influence in general. And it is
Yeah, it's about controlling and harvesting energy. So you remember astral World,
Oh yeah, yeah, that was that was crazy. So that was kind
of proof that these things do lead to sacrifice, literal human sacrifice, right,
and if in my opinion, it's going to come out of the audience,
and that's going to be part of the performance if we continue going down
this path is first mock human sacrifice and then actual human sacrifice. To agree
with that, I mean, I wouldn't be surprised. I don't know about
the actual but the mock for sure. I mean it's hard. I'm not
definitely not saying you're wrong. This could totally be possible. It's case scenario.
Yeah, it's hard for me to envision that now, But I mean,
you wrote a book ten years ago about something that's now very popular,
so you could very well just be way ahead of the curve. Well,
it's funny because I was working on these books. I started them in like
two thousand and nine. They didn't get published till twenty twelve. And the
third one that I'd never finished because I just kind of went a different way.
It was about androgeny before it was even you know, transgender was even
a thing. Nobody was talking about that stuff. But I was like,
they worship androgeny. It is part of their spell casting. It is part
of the great work. It's all a preface for transhumanism, because as soon
as you start messing with the body and those ways, trying to change it
completely to a different gender. This is all a preface for that, and
in whatever form it takes, you know, it could be transhumanism with animals,
with machines. You know them with AI. So what for example,
what Elon Musk is trying to develop, the neuralink. All of that could
be defined in my view as transhumanism because it's going to connect to your mind
and interpret in a sense, your thoughts into actions. So this is stuff
that they're working on at the moment. And the ET music video I think
was very evocative of the transhumanist agenda. Out of all of them, I
think the other ones were very satanic at this one as well, but that's
the only one I personally noticed this transhumanism very blatantly. Okay, let's start
with that one. So what she's talking about is Katie Perry's ET. I
think this is a twenty twelve in there, so long ago. That's crazy.
Yeah. So Katie Perry's another one who you mentioned. They like to
take these Catholic girls and turn them to the dark side. So she was
a daughter of a Protestant pastor. But I do have a whole article about
her in this book right here. So Katie Perry's career I outline and I
do talk about ET, and I wanted to bring this up because it's just
so weird. So it starts with a rap by Kanye right, and he's
talking about I'm an alien, I'm a big headed astronaut. I control you,
or I created you, so now I can control you, and oh
space apes. So we're talking about evolution, and the next step in evolution,
like you said, is transhumanism according to them, Yeah, and a
lot of genetic engineering, which now obviously is not legal, although I know
that they're developing this in China to some extent, so I'm not exactly sure
what the laws are, but I don't know if it's illegal there, but
it is in Western countries or so they say. So et she says,
you're so hypnotizing. Could you be the devil? Could you be an angel?
So here we are combining fall an angel symbolism with aliens and the devil,
and what she is saying, she's like, kiss me, kiss me,
take a kiss me, take me, abduct me, impregnate me,
change me. And this all goes back to, in my opinion, the
Lima and Alice Ricoli, where what they were trying to do is open portals
to allow these entities which we consider alien, to have access to our world.
Are you familiar with that story? Jack Parsons and those people no,
I'm familiar with the concept, yes, but not specifically Jack Parsons. Okay,
so you've got all these little girls saying kiss me, infect me with
your love, fill me with your poison, take me. I want to
be your victim, ready for abduction. You're an alien, So it's about
commingling with alien DNA and producing something else. And then at the end they
are they have sader legs. Did you notice that at the very end they're
walking into she does. I think he doesn't, but he is supposed to,
if I remember correctly. He that came from some kind of machine out
of or like a space suit or something. I think he's more of like
the computer technological type of transhumanism, whereas she represents the animal crossover. Very
good. Yeah, that's exactly what I think that they are saying. So
there's ET if you want to go watch that. Katie Perry's et very flimic.
Even OTO. So the aus Arcole's cult. He took over and went
to the OTO, which is a sex magic cult, and they are concerned
with transmitting gods and goddesses to our world through ritual sex, which a lot
of these music videos portray. Also right and I'm going to be doing this
book on rock fin and so this is a book of the oto talking about
channeling aliens or demons or fallen angels, however you want to call it into
yourself through sex magic. And I think that is exactly what the video et
is about. And then of course we had Sam Smith at the Grammys.
He he's one of the creepiest. I don't get his appeal, Like why
would you? First of all, his voice, then his music isn't good,
and then he's just very revolting and behaves. I don't understand how you
could enjoy such ugliness. Well, it's it's kind of sad because you know,
he has a nice voice, Like I can recognize talent just because I
grew up around it, and so I like his singing voice. And I
feel bad that he had to sell his soul to get somewhere where he thought
he couldn't get on his talent alone, which he was doing just fine without
it, but then he became the whole spat devil almost right. Well,
I think that's kind of the bargain if you want to succeed on an international
level. I think Doja Cat's song all about like I wanted to be famous,
and it kind of alludes to the fact that she did this for the
fame exactly. Yeah, so let's talk about that one for a second.
So this is actually the video that kind of prompted me to make this the
theme of our show today. And it is Doja Cat and the song is
called what was it called? Oh gosh, she can't believe about the actually
this song because she's being the scarlet Like, is it like paint red or
something? Paint the town red? Okay, So one of them is called
Attention. One of them is called Paint the Town Red. So here's what
we're dealing with. Doja Cat is the scarlet woman right now, and what
that is is the companion of Horace, the god of war, who they
want to invoke. They believe that this is the aon of horrors. They
worship Horse and his companion is the Scarlet Woman. And here is a picture
of her single called Attention. Can you see that? And this is a
very magical sign symbol of the chalice of the female, of the vagina,
of the lust card of her writing the beast. I'm gonna show you this
tarot card real fast, and then we're going to show me a picture of
Doja Cat. So you watched Oh my gosh, what was it called?
Oh yeah, Paint the Town Red? What did you think of that?
That's the one I watched. It was. I found it extremely grotesque.
I also didn't care for the song. That was the first song I'd ever
heard from Doja Cat. I heard about her due to some controversy she was
recently embroled in. But it's really not my genre of music, and I
find nothing beautiful about it. It feels like something I don't know, maybe
if you're in a club it would be nice to listen to. I have
no idea, but it's really not my thing. And I definitely saw all
the imagery everywhere her with death. The one thing I didn't really get was
her with all the pieces of meat. What was that supposed to be symbolizing?
That went over my head a little. Was she like feeding some sort
of beast? I'm not really sure. Yeah, okay, let's go there.
So I wanted to give a little background about her career so far because
a couple of years ago she had her twenty seventh birthday party. And there's
the whole thing in rock and roll about the twenty seventh Club. You've heard
of that, right, where a lot of arts they've died Amy Winehouse,
and there's been several. It was Kurt Cobain one of them as well.
Jim Morrison was definitely one. Yeah. So it's a weird phenomenon how a
lot of these people skyrocket to fame and then they just end up dying an
early death at the age of twenty seven. So on her twenty seventh birthday,
she had a Masonic cake. I don't know. I'm such a boomer
type, like I don't want to take time to learn. But so here's
her birthday cake. It says twenty seven on it. It's got a compass
and square on the top, it's got all seeing eye on the bottom.
And the theme of her party was Eyes Wide Shut, which we talk about
all the time as an esoteric classic kind of a revelation of the method window
into what's actually going on. So had you heard about that birthday party before?
I had not, although I know of the film you're speaking about.
And one of the most interesting aspects I think is the fact that was twenty
four minutes or something around that number cut from the film that nobody ever saw
had it cut and I find that very interesting. I'm sure it involved something
with children. I have no idea. People can only speculate. But apparently
it was too much, too revealing. What are your thoughts on that?
Oh yeah, I definitely think that would have been too much, too soon,
And that's probably why Stanley Kubrick is not around anymore. And Jay has
a whole expose in his book about Eyeswide Shot. We've done so many shows
about just breaking down everything about that movie. So if you're interested more on
that, look into his stuff on Eyeswide Shut. So that was her birthday
party, right, and then she arrived and her breast was bared like that
picture I just showed you of the Master Mason and a Masonic compass and square
on the cake, like we're not just drawing straws out of nowhere. It's
literally right there. So she had that birthday party and then in twenty twenty
two she had like a Brittany moment where she shaved her head on live stream,
and so she shaved all her head and eyebrows, and people were wondering,
like, what what is up with that? So there's her shave and
all her having her Brittany breakdown moment which we see a lot of these people
do Amanda, Bndes, Wenzy Lohan, Brittany, Kanye. I mean,
the list goes on and on, and then we have a Doja cat for
Balenciaga. Here's her full Balenciaga look. Right, so she's got that black
eye. We don't know if that's makeup or real. And I don't think
I'm going to actually say what the black eye is right now, because it's
pretty out there. If you really want to know, look up panda eyes.
I've heard about this, this theory as well. I find all of
this very interesting, so I reach research a lot of stuff on my own,
and I think some things definitely are more convincing than others. But I
mean all of it. You see patterns. There's if you have pattern recognition,
you will notice a lot of this, a lot of these themes reoccurring
everywhere. Yeah. So, and especially since this Balenciaga scandal was involving children
in a right campaign, right, so yeah, if you're brave enough,
look up what panda eyes is. And then she arrived at Paris Fashion Week
wearing this strange red skin. Do you remember that it was like all painted
bubbly red, and she was bald, and she had read Oliver. So
here's another scarlet woman representation again. And the show she was going to dressed
all in red was called Inferno Culture, which was inspired by Dante's Inferno and
the Ninth Circles of Hell. And then in twenty twenty three she went to
the met Gala as a trans human looking cat, complete with a prosthetic face.
So I can see this. You are so correct about the transhumanism is
not just mechanical. It's also trans species and cross species all up Jurassic Park
and cloning and DNA. But thirdly, it's also like the virtual reality,
the sense that some people were going to get to the point where that's all
they live in because the outer world becomes no longer interesting to them. It's
more interesting to live online. So I think you're going to see that massively.
We already see it now, but just I mean a thousand times as
much, and people are going to be wanting to look more like their avatars.
So that's a good point. Cosmetic procedures we already have seen. They
have no limits to what you know, how they can carve you up and
there's no consequences or any push back to all the complications that go along with
reaffirming surgeries, right, and that stuff just gets so discussing when you think
about how they have to keep on. I just saw this yesterday. I
don't even know if I should mentioned it, dilating their wounds. It's really
it's really horrific. But I think for the people who don't want to take
those measures, or maybe they can't afford it, who knows, a lot
of times I think the government pays for it at this point, at least
the transitioning aspect, not the de transitioning if you decide to do that.
But they'll just become their avatar online and design themselves and forget their human husk
and then become what they This is for me more realistic in the near future,
but maybe a little while after that. I definitely with every line that's
crossed, you're going to just see more and more abomination. So I definitely
see the animal coming in. Yeah, the machine. I feel like the
animal is much more grotesque and unnatural though, But I this is definitely it's
all there with the transhumanism, and I know a lot of people like Elon
Musk, but he's a huge proponent of this. And also just look at
his girlfriend, who he had two children with. She wants to like dat
an alien, be an alien. If you just look at her music and
symbolism as well, this is what they're both really into. So I don't
really trust him personally, but if he does a few good things along the
way, that's great. But yeah, I know I don't either, and
you're on target with that. I did two shows back to back, one
about Grimes, one about Elon Musk. One is called Elon's Slippery Sorcery and
the other one is called grimes Dangerous Worldview because she was a proponent of communism
at the time where she was having photoshoots reading Communist Manifesto and so yeah,
and she is a proponent of the transhumanism. She's a proponent of the surrogate
mothers because she doesn't want to wreck her body with Oh, she didn't get
pregnant with the children. I didn't know that the first one. I think
she did, and then she was trying to do the surrogate route because it
was hard on her figure. So yeah, those two were really good shows.
Yeah, I don't trust somebody who wants to chip your brain, and
his new stroke turning Twitter into X is what prompted me to read this book
again and share with you all what actually is going on. So you just
have to wait for the rock fan show on that. But oh yeah,
we're talking about dog cats. So she went to them at Gali looking like
a cat, and everybody else that year was looking like cats, like Jared
Leito actually arrived in a giant kitten costs right, yeah, so it was
very Beata kitten themed that year, right, m And then paint the town
red. So it starts out it's like it looks like a film noir.
She's sitting in black and white and she plucks her eyeball out and lays it
on the table. What did you make of that? I thought it was,
well, maybe the one eye symbolism that they always have. And there's
this part, you know, it has like the eyeball on a string.
Do you know what I'm talking about? It looked like there was some kind
of like baby or creature sack and then she cuts it and it made me
think of like abortion something like that. But I don't know if I was
interpreting that right, because it was the first time I'd seen I never heard
of her, and I was just seeing all these weird things so quickly.
But these are just the immediate things that came to mind. And starting with
the eye, it kind of you follow that through the whole music video.
Yeah, So what I think you're right about the one eye symbolism and the
eyeball actually in Egyptian is its own god. So it was the high eye
of Horace that was plucked out by set and it became its own flying eyeball
like it could do things, and it was called the wad Jet eye.
And so yeah, I think that is very Egyptian. Going back to Anne
of Horace again that we were talking about before, and so she plucks her
eye out, she goes into the different parallel universe where she is writing this
beast. So here is a picture of Alsha proli lust card from his tarot,
and here's the scarlet woman writing this beast from Revelation, right, And
this was how I kind of predicted that Katie Perry would use this imagery in
her Super Bowl performance. And then here is Dojakat writing this beast. She's
right in his head in the video, so she like definitely a devil goblin
type guy, and she's up there saying I do this for the fame.
And she also it also also had all these eyeballs hanging from its horns or
like the fetuses. Yeah, yeah, it's it's I don't think I've ever
seen such a grotesque music video, to be honest, I think this one
was. I mean, I'm not going to say I'm shocked or anything,
because this is what these people do, and at this point, all of
them do it, so it's not necessarily shocking. It's more just revolting because
you know, it's a complete inversion of everything that's good. And yeah,
like you said, they all do it, so how avant garde can it
really be? It's not revolutionary? No, So I did have a picture,
okay, So here is her and so she's writing that devil or the
b singing I'd rather be famous, and she the devil talking about herself,
talking about other people talking about her right, saying she the devil, she
does it for fame. Then she is dressed as a scarlet woman again with
the grim Reaper, who is another way to talk about the devil, as
in Saturn, as in the Black Cube, as in the God who consumes
children, because Saturn is time and it aid its own children. So then
she is also some kind of black demon and she's cutting off that fetus.
So there's like the demon husband and her and the fetus hanging down from the
ceiling and she cuts it. And I think you are right about that is
anti natalist abobo. I mean it already kind of feels like mock human sacrifice,
though maybe certain people wouldn't register it is that if they don't believe in
abortions murder. But for those who do that already you already get that impression
that it's some sort of mock human sacrifice. And they have that a lot
in fashion shows as well, with like babies impaled on. Yeah, thanks
carry Maria Bromovich does the mock cannibalism parties. Oh right, I remember those.
Yeah, So yes, we have this mock obobo seizure, and we're
not far off because when the whole roadbed wade thing was going on, there
was a statement from the Satanic temple saying that this is a sacrament of ours,
right, I remember that, and that it's their First Amendment rights,
part of their freedom of religion. That's what they argued yep. So that
is the largest number of people being sacrificed. Is that. I've heard that
before. There was a man who converted to Catholicism, but before that he
was a Satanist, and quite a high one at that. And I remember
speaking to him once. He used to make YouTube videos, but he told
me that, at least according to him, that abortion is a very important
ritual sacrament of theirs. So so there you've got joj Kat cutting off the
fetus and the goo going everywhere. She's a scarlet woman with her boyfriend,
Grim Reaper, whose saturn her reflection is covered in blood, and like you
said, she is. There's a one scene where she's a peasant pushing a
meat cart and her shirt says Ferrell, and one of the lyrics says,
I'm a demon. And I have been talking about this for a while and
I hope it doesn't go this way, but everything does go the way I
say. Cannibalism is going to be a thing in the future, not just
transhumanism, not just all this stuff. It's going to be part of the
starvation agenda, and meat is human. Meat is going to be on the
menu because it's you know, sustainable and it's available. They're even doing some
things now cloning human meat, so it's more ethical, right, But I
think cannibalism is going to be on the rise, So I hope I'm wrong,
but I don't think I's unbelievable. And you know out there is these
things sound like cannibalism, human sacrifice. There were so many societies that practice
these things at one point, and I'm sure, I mean, and many
of them still do. So it's not completely out of the realm of possibility
that humans are drawn to this sort of thing for one reason or another.
So people could definitely be pushed back back to this. And haven't they even
been caught using bodies for fuel like in the UK for hospitals. I didn't
hear about this. I would have to research that. Yeah, but it's
it's pretty crazy what they're doing nowadays. So I just saw this today.
Halsey is doing a number for a video game called Diablo four and she is
summoning Lilith in concerts. So there is Halsey and they're inter diet demon Lilith.
Megan Fox did the same thing recently. Really advertisings for Tiabola for yeah,
okay, so Instagram. Still. Yeah. So, Lilith is a
demon of the Jewish Cabalah. She is known as like in the Cabala,
she's known as Adam's first wife who wouldn't submit to him and flew away and
became like a night hag or a demon. But she's very important to witches
and new age and a lot of the nineties rock stars were talking about Lilith.
And there was even a Lilith Fair. Do you remember that, Sarah,
Oh? No, I don't. It was a music festival, like
a women's music festival, but it was all revolving around the demon Lilith.
So yeah, I haven't seen her much in modern or heard her brought up
much in modern context. But and the reason I looked at Megan Fox's Instagram
recently, That's why I keep mentioning her. But she had one the caption
of one of her photos was Lilith Rising. I mean, she's always talking
about the fact she's a witch, but a lot of these feminist witches like
Lilith. Here's a picture from a nineteenth century book, French book called The
Key to Black Magic, and you have your Lilith in there. Samuel and
Lilith are a couple, right, and then they're talking about Adam plus Eve
is the great work. So they're in that pentagram right there. You have
your androgyny Adam and Eve and the stars their great work. So well,
let's talk about Little Mask. Did you watch that one? Oh? I
saw that one when it came out, and that one I remember a lot
of at least people on the right we're talking about it because I mean,
it's yet again, it's if you watch it, you're not necessarily shocked because
this is how these people are, but they are trying to provoke with it.
Absolutely. I just remember he was giving the devil a lap dance basically.
Okay, so it starts out well, he started when he released This
Town called Old Old Town Road with Billy ray Cyrus in twenty nine children.
It was a sand based with children. Yes, so you've got your hokey
country family man Billy ray Cyrus, Miley Cyrus's dad and Lil Nzak singing in
this hokey country song that is bridging the gap between rapping country and it was
marketed heavily to children. And after that he was signed to Columbia Record and
then he starts doing all of the symbols that you see like the this and
then this and the just you know, all of the mudras and signs of
allegiance that you see these people doing. He was doing them right off the
bat, as soon as he signed with Columbia. So he's on teen vog
doing the one. I think his first single on his second album is what
we're talking about. The video called Montero or call Me by Your Name,
where he is, you know, like humping on the devil for a third
of the video. And not only that, he released these sneakers, these
Devil sneakers with six sixty six and the two. Yeah, and Lady Gaga
was doing stuff with blood in her perfume line. I believe in her fragrances,
she was using some sense of her own blood. So, yeah,
he's got these tennis shoes, these devil tennis shoes. In the picture,
he's holding the sneaker up and he's doing the one eye and the other eye
looks reptilian or devilish. And so the Montero music video starts off in the
heavens and it's talking about hiding parts of ourselves that we don't want the world
to see. And a lot of people took this to mean that he was
saying that it was about him being homosexual, but I think it was actually
about these people being Satanists, right, because nobody cares if you're gay anymore.
That's not even like shocking, that's not something that you have to hide.
I mean, that's pretty And although they are very open about the fact
that they are Satanists, most people don't take it seriously. They're just like
something edgy this and that they're trying to, you know, push the line
across the line, even though that was crossed decades ago. Yea, so
we said it's nothing revolutionary, but they I think most people, especially people
that aren't religious or don't believe in any sort of spiritual war that we're in
right now, just kind of look at it as it's esthetics, so sometimes
something that they're embracing. But if you then take it as they really do
believe it, it definitely becomes much more nefarious. Yeah, I think most
people think it's just kind of a phase, like you know, teens go
through a goth phase or whatever, and they'll grow out of it. A
lot of people think that it's just harmless art. And I'm remembering I watched
this documentary. It's like a multiple, multiple part documentary in the nineties called
They Sold Their Souls for Rock and and it was done so well that by
the end of it, you do believe in the devil, and you do
believe that these rock and roll stars actually make deals and packs and contracts with
maybe not the devil himself, but represent people who represent the devil, moguls
and record execs, right. I remember there was some interview with Katy Perry
mentioned that she had done that. But I it's again, it's like,
are you going to take what they're saying and doing at their word and believe
them, or are you going to just be like, oh, it's an
acting like the Hollywood industry, they're just wearing this esthetic and because it's edgy.
But I mean, I think that what you say and what you do
is representative of who you are, and you should believe them. It's the
same with our elites right now. Everything they're saying that they want, like
living in pods and eating bugs, you should probably believe it because this is
where they're moving us towards. Yeah, or eating each other, that's going
to be a thing. So yeah, they're not hiding it anymore. They
don't have to lurk in the shadows because now they've got people worshiping the fame,
the money, just all the doors that are open to you if you
are on you know, team Lucifer. So little Nasax in the beginning of
that, he is Adam and Eve and so I just showed you that little
sigil of black magic. So he is a hermaphroditic person in the Garden of
Eden. He's representing both male and female. He is seduced by an alien
serpent, right, which was really creepy. Yeah. And while they're they're
doing sex X on each other, the video pants to this tree, the
tree of Knowledge, and on the tree of knowledge is this Greek writing,
and what that turned out to be was from Plato's Symposium, and what is
written on the tree and little nods X video says after the division, the
two parts of man each desiring his other half. So this goes back to
Platonism and Greek mythology, and that before the Fall everybody was androgynous. Right,
that's not Christian theology, that's just Greek Platonism or immaterial Yeah, there
is no gender, right, So in their worldview. Everyone is trying to
find the missing part of themselves in the opposite gender. And so here's another
nod to androgyny. And another weird thing is like so Plato's Symposium is this
philosophical text, which is a story about several men who go to a banquet
and they are giving speeches to praise Arrows, the god of love, and
one of the speeches in this text praises boy love, or what they call
heavenly loved, between an older man and a young boy, where the old
man imparts wisdom in exchange for sexual pleasure from the young boy. So here
is some of the paradigm that we're dealing with in just in this Little Noses
video, and it gets so deep. It just goes over a lot of
people's heads because you know, when they can't read Greek, and they're not
going to go look up a two second flash of a riding on a tree
because they don't believe in symbols anyways. So yeah, well, the symbolism
is own an entire language, its own, So it's one thing to hear
the words, but if you also see the symbols, then you'll see that
they're telling you much more than just as what is in the song lyrics.
So the more familiar you are, the more you'll see. Yeah, and
this book talks about that too. They call it twilight language and how symbolism
is a way for them to communicate. So after at the Garden of Eden
scene, he goes to a scene where the profane masses are condemning him and
they send him to hell, and he's singing about how he can't leave the
industry because now he's Hella elite, so he's like chained to this and that's
when he has his katabasis. He descends into the underworld. He grinds on
the devil and then he breaks the devil's neck and steals his horns, and
now he's the fallen one. Did you just notice that? Yeah, yeah,
I remember that. Yeah. So yeah, perfect for children. I
think that's a great one for a little excited to think that so many kids
do see that, and even if they're maybe not four year olds, they're
certainly ten or thirteen year olds. Because so many children have access to the
internet now, I think that the average age of starting to leave a digital
footprint is it's three or maybe two or three years old. I remember reading
these studies because you know, the parents were posting pictures of the children,
and a lot of kids have access to devices with no supervision, so they're
all seeing this, or they'll see it at school from their friends or whatever
it might be. So definitely, so we are getting show on time.
I just wanted to mention a couple more that I was looking up, if
you want to go watch them and see what I'm talking about. One was
called What's Up by Asap Rocky. I believe that's Rihanna's boyfriend, and there
you can actually see him doing a ritual of the pentagram with the powder that
he made, the magician's circle on the ground and the candles, and it
looks very authentic to me. Have you seen that video? Yes, I
watched that one. I watched them all except the last two, the Beyonce
one and oh okay, so I was going to mention Kesha die Young.
So that's another one that a lot of people forget about. But that's got
the black magic in it. Katy Perry cry about it later? Did if
I watched this one? What did you think of that? Because this I
have seemed she was going from point to point with various men of every type,
even like a vampire, even the warrior, all the different ones,
and they all ended up repulsing her in a way, and what could only
fulfill her was a woman at the end, and she had to rescue the
woman from the patriarchal grasp of the man and swooped her away on her witches
broom. This is literally what happened. And then they kiss and an end.
So this was Yeah, the symbolism was very clear in this one.
Yeah, And witchcraft has always been linked to lesbianism. And the first instance
I can think of this in pop culture in my generation was Buffy the Vampire
Slayer, which I watched that show when I was younger. Yeah, Willow
and Tara the witch couple. Right, So here's Katy Perry. It's an
animated video and it's got the classic witch theme, pointy hat broom flying around
and like you said, she can't be satisfied with the men. And you
mentioned something a couple of minutes ago that I wanted to comment on about teen
books and paranormal Yeah, it's very heavy, not just the fact that a
lot of the authors are witches. They there's a lot of witchcraft often which
themes and elements and characters, and a lot of the popular young adult literature
nowadays, which kids as young as like ten eleven are reading. It's very
very popular. Yeah, because I remember talking about Twilight when it first came
out, because we were doing work on like Hannah Montana and vampiism and stuff
like that, and I noticed I went to Barnes and Noble and there was
a whole section with its own signage the said teen paranormal romance. Yeah,
just Twilight. Yeah, So teaching young girls to be attracted to the dark
side, to werewolves, to vampires. This has its consequences in just everyday
real life when you think about how many people are ensnared by like people with
narcissistic personality disorder, which can be very vampiric. Right, So I think
this is training girls too romantic size demons and the dark side and also allow
predatory people to take advantage of them. Well, it was also very popular
amongst this genre to have a love interest and male love interest too is almost
in a sense borderline abusive because you have like the enemies to lovers plotline,
which was very popular, so you had them that they really didn't get along
and the man was very often very dominating, almost abusive, and they were
usually some sort of paranormal This obviously in the most famous sense manifested in Fifty
Shades of Gray, but this type of dichotomy was very popular in all these
books for young kids. Obviously, I think those books were meant for older
women, but yeah, I'm sure a lot of younger women read them as
well. Yeah. Well, if you're reading paranormal romance, it's not a
big step to just go straight to the abuse of Fifty Shades of Gray,
Yeah, because that was actually started out as Twilight fan fiction and then became
oh did it? Oh it did yeah fan fiction, and then changed some
stuff and published that. So yeah, I mean you can see it in
there in a way. Wow. So yeah, Katie Perry cry about it
later. That's the which cord that I'm talking about. And then Rihanna Disturbia
is another one to check out if you want to learn about like the Possession,
and I talk in this book about zombies and rock and roll and voodoo
and the history of blues and rock and roll and how it started with Robert
Johnson and a packed with the Devil in Mississippi. And that is the foundation
of all of the music that we're talking about right now is literal packed with
the devil. And a lot of people allude to that story. Bob Dylan,
he has said, oh that he sold his soul to thee. Yeah.
And so if you see all these back to back, it starts to
get like, maybe there is something going on here, and it's not just
tongue in cheek like ha ha, I sold my soul a devil, That's
why I'm famous. But uh. And then Beyonce of course Sweet Dream.
So this is not one that a lot of people have seen, but it
is very Oteo oriented. She is possessed. She talks about the spirit that
comes to her at night. Is it a dream or a nightmare? And
either way I like it. So it's a paranormal romance. At one point,
she's lifting off the bed like you see in the Exorcist movie. She's
floating up off the bed and there's a dove above her, and a lot
of people will be thinking, what what does that even mean? But look
at here is the Oteo symbolism. I don't know if you can see that,
right, Okay, So there's the all seeing I the Egyptian all seeing
I there's the dove, white dove, and there's the Chalice, that's the
female. So in that video they are doing a symbolic representation of this and
talking about the stars in the sky. So this is the Goddess new who
is the night sky and her stars, and all of her sexual energy falls
down onto us or the participant in the ritual. And so the song by
Beyonce Sweet Dream is an oto representation of this ritual, hasn't She numerous times
in public interviews talked about the fact that she's gets possessed during a performances by
some sort of alter ego named Sasha Fears. Oh yeah, yeah, there's
Sasha Fears, There's Yance. There's a couple of them, and probably if
she's been through the Monarch program, you know there's multiple, multiple personalities hiding
out in there. But that is our time for today, and I want
to thank Brittany so much. You're brilliant and we can thank you so much
for having me. I really I don't know so much about the topic.
I find it very interesting. I think you're much more knowledgeable. But I
mean the y category, I was like within this for a long time and
did all the research. So that's how I know about the whole book literature
genre. But yeah, this not so much. But I find it fun
to give my just you know, instinctual takes. But your takes have been
very informative, very interesting because you've obviously done a ton of research. Nice.
Well, tell everyone where they can find you and your book. You
can find me best, I think at this point on YouTube under Britney Selmer.
I do a lot of cultural commentary videos. Or you can find my
book Patriots Not Welcome on Amazon or Barnes and Noble, and those links are
always in my YouTube video description, or you can search on Amazon. But
thank you so much again for having me. I really I really had a
great time. Are You're welcome and we will collaborate together in the future and
also with James. Okay, thank you so much. Okay, bye, Jamie