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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, what's up? Welcome everybody. It's been some time
since we visited revisited some movies and some franchises that
I covered a long time ago. I thought it'd be
fun to go back and check them out again, especially
given there is a new alien series called Alien Earth,
which is pretty good. It's I think four or five
episodes in and we have been watching it and there
was a little bit more depth and symbolism and topics
discussed that I didn't expect, not that this series isn't
worth I think I covered it in Esther Collywood two.
But this one is pretty revealing because we now have,
within the screenplay, within the actual dialogue, explicit references to transhumanism,
explicit references to things like MK Ultra in a series
that you wouldn't expect and you might think them crazy.
What do you mean MK Ultra and Alien? Yes? I
kid you not. I will demonstrate that in a moment.
We covered Alien in a podcast I want to say
seven years ago. So I did Alien one, two, three, four,
and then maybe Prometheus and Covenant or yeah, but we
haven't looked at Romulus and we haven't looked at Alien Earth.
So Jamie and I thought, why don't we go back
and check these out and see if we missed anything,
if there's any updates, any new information, any fresh takes,
because lots happened in seven or eight years since I
did this back when I was live streaming from my
Florida my first Florida place, when I was testing out Florida,
and I would say, yes, there were several things that
I missed. For one, I had either didn't know or
forgotten that. Do you know, Alien takes place in the
Blade Runner universe. There's quite a few references actually that
prove and demonstrate this within the series, the franchises themselves
where they cross reference one another with different characters. And
I don't remember if I never knew that, or I
forgot that, or I bet I don't think I mentioned
that in the book. But of course the obvious reason
why that is is because Ridley Scott of course did
Blade Runner, and Ridley Scott did Alien One, and I
think Ridley Scott has some degree of association with some
of the later Alien installments. And then I realized, actually,
if I'm going to talk about m keldrup uh and
their connection, the connection that comes up pretty explicitly in
Alien Earth, I need to talk about john Wick Ballerina,
because that was another me I thought, Oh, this is
just gonna be a goofy action movie. And we actually
did a stream on John Wick back when the last
one came out or whenever that was a few years ago.
This one was actually more explicit, and once again we
have the cult theme with the sort of trauma based
mind control patterns, et cetera. So we're going to talk
about Ballerina, and we're going to talk about the Alien
franchise and Alien Earth having it revisited it. If you
guys are not familiar and esoteric color would one I
do talk about the alien fake and galiens.
Speaker 6: That makes up.
Speaker 3: The second chunk of the book. So I begin, I
think with talking about two thousand and one, a Space Odyssey,
the last of the Kubrick analyses that goes really in depth.
And then the next section is Spielberg's Android Space Brothers,
where I tie in Ai Spielberg's propaganda and the alien mythology.
We go back into HG. Wells, We go back into
the early sci fi writers that you probably have all
heard of that are pretty much the you could call
them kind of the profits of the new tech era, right,
kind of like we have the prophets of the Bible.
We have the authors of the Four Gospels. You can
look at some of these figures as kind of the
prophetic figures of the religion of scientism and technocracy and
transhumanism of the age that we're going into. Of course,
we have high level freemason atheist HG. Wa Else, the
socialist member of the Fabian Social Society, we have l
Ron Hubbard, founder of scientology. Of course, he went through
the ranks of Crowley's Oto cult then created his own
cult religion based around alien mythos exo theology, we might
call it. Jules Verne played a big role. Robert Heinlein,
whose works were actually studied at the Army War College.
If you didn't know Edgar Rice Burroughs, I mean, there's
many of these figures. I'm sure you're all familiar with
all these. I'm not going to rehearse all of the
famous PKD of course, famous gnostic Aldus Huxley Brave New World.
So science fiction becomes kind of the default religion of
the soy Man, of the new era, of the New Aon.
And it wasn't accidental that within the sci fi sections
I included significant sections and mentions of doctor Lewis Jullian
West of l T fame, doctor Ewan Cameron of M
culture fame, because science fiction, as we pointed out, is
way more powerful for inculcating and propagandizing than science so
called fact. Many many, many more people are going to
be watching James Cameron's blockbuster Aliens the sequel Part two, then,
would ever, read a book by Boring, asked Bertrand Russell.
And the establishment has always understood that, and so they
knew that the best way to propagandize people was to
actually fill the fiction and support and promote science fiction
and thus Propagandai's in that way fill the science fiction
with propaganda. So it only makes sense that my chapter
would culminate with Ray Kurtzweil and talking about the Borg
from Star Trek and things like that, and then I
move on to talk about films like et all those
classics close encounters. Again, a lot of this is AI.
This is all Spielberg stuff. And if you think that
it sounds odd that you would get transhumanism and multra associated,
it's not at all because the mainline texts that have
discussed the ultra projects, and as we saw in my
stream a couple days ago, this was actually dozens of projects.
You've heard me say this from many, many years, And
we actually went through the list the other day of
all of the different projects from all the different universities,
of the seven or eight boxes of documents that were
declassified and gotten a hold of. Supposedly there's another batch
that we don't even know about, but we can deduce
quite a bit from the documents that were listed, and
we saw it was pretty wild, then't We saw it
everything from implantable chips, experiments with you know, John K.
Lilly type stuff with the dolphins and LSD animals, mind control, hypnosis,
sexual dev see, you name it. It's dozens of course,
obviously dealing with drugs for a reference. Let me see
if I can pull that buck up again, because I
think I have it here. Let's see where did I
send that to? Yeah, it should be in here. We're
not going to spend a whole lot of time on this,
but it is relevant to look at it again because
this came up here. It is, yeah, in regard to
the recent tr A n Z events. So let's take
a look at some of the declassified studies to remind
you and to show you, you know how these clearly connect.
Box number one of the Artichoke documents and art Chokes
is just like a broader chunk of the mk Ultra documents.
You'll notice that we have discussions of the Office of
Naval Research depressants, schizophrenia, alcoholism. No, so a lot of
this is done at academic university settings, right, So Some
of it is at like Vacaville prison facilities in Kentucky.
Some of it is psychiatric institutions. Some of it is
fronts that were created by the CIA, like the Human
Ecology Fund. Some of it's at corporate settings. Some of
it is in collision with the mafia in terms of
Operation Midnight Climax. So quite a few of the projects
ended up being about LSD. Here's some really odd ones though,
we thought that were pretty funny, right, like apartment rental studies.
I don't know why the CIA and Mkultro was studying
apartment rentals, but maybe they were prepping for the future
when no one would own homes and everyon would have
to rent apartments and how to maximize apartment rentals for
the normies. A lot of studies of hypnosis. Now here
you see Fort Dietrich. Now, what happens is that when
m culture gets shut down, it actually switches into MK
search and MK Delta at biowarfare and military locales like
Fort Dietrich. And so that's exactly what we see here.
In fact, here's three whole subprojects or three versions of
a subproject thirty just at Fort Dietrich. And what we
know about that was that this is where it starts
to turn into studies about androids, studies about cyborgs, studies
about human body modification, implantable versions of RFID, and nowadays,
of course it would be microchips or nanotech. So that's
just a scratching the surface. Speaking of doctor David Patrick Harry,
here's a m culture study on I'm gonna need a Muscaria.
I'm gonna need your muscarra right now because I'm about
to turn into a boy, I mean girl, a girl
boy because I went through KLTRA. I'm gonna need I'm
gonna need your musca right now. I'm gonna need a Muscaria.
Here's even even finances, so botanicals. A lot of this
is like studying entheogens. LSD research again, CIA safe houses
is that's interesting. Drug trafficking networks comes up, Sensory deprivation tanks.
This is like the John C. Lilly, you know, floating
in the tank, Joe Rogan type stuff. More LSD's a
lot of stuff. I don't know what these things are.
Fier Atlanta, I don't know what that is. Maybe it's
pharmaceutical or something, pharmacology. Botanicals sleep studies, insomnia studies, alcohol
and sleep studies. Human ecology, that's the one that a
lot of people are familiar with and reference. Human Ecology Foundation.
This is an odd one. Hungarian refugees. No idea what
that is sounds it? I mean maybe they were actually
studying like human population migration, like we talked about yesterday.
I mean, could be. I think a lot of these
are available. We could go and see. I know, for example,
we did find the other day the subproject one twenty,
which is about witchcraft. Right, so they were studying witchcraft.
We did fine to read the actual essay on the
stream two days ago or two streams back, I should say, allergies.
So they were studying allergies. Tele control. I don't know
what that is. That that sounds interesting. Tele control, like
controlling people through telephone triggers. I mean, who knows what
that is. Schizo studies, you know, I can believe that
one studying biophysics and the central nervous system. I remember
the Gateway process when they declassified that odd document which
had everything from David Lynch style transcendental meditation in it
to biofeedback to yoga. I think all of that was
part of the Gateway Process. And if you recall, doctor
David Patrick, Erry and I did an entire stream on
that Gateway Process document that also overlapped with Projects Stargate
if you remember. Let's see if we can get that
one to come up, because that will actually overlap very
well with what we're talking about today. I know a
lot of people thought this was a really good stream. Yeah,
here it is, and I think it was. It was
very insightful adjacent to all the topics that we're discussing.
By the way, if you don't support the stream, you
can do so via super chat. Superchats are done through
stream Labs. You can use the stream Labs link pinned
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can use YouTube to stream to superchat natively through YouTube.
So a couple more things, if we see anything, look
African attitudes. Damn, she got an attitude right? Uh So
they went from which doctor studies in subproject one twenty
one to African attitudes?
Speaker 7: Come about sassy? That sister is sassy right now? WHOA
Let the CIA put a little bit of sas on
her ass right now? Let that girl work it, work
it girl, get sassy?
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I missed that one the other day. African attitude studies,
the hell personality theories. You know, we we've talked about
how a lot of people don't know that the I
N T F, I n J that all actually comes
out of m k ultra, the personality classification systems, more
safe houses, bird disease, bird diseases. Here's one esp research
we saw. There's also parapsychology comes up. So Peter Wenkman
is up in there. African attitudes maybe, yes, how to
have an attitude? You ever think about that? Funding mechanisms
for m k ultra is one of the documents. How
do we how do we pay for all this crazy ship?
Vaudkaville facility, it's a classic reference to California Vaucaville micatral facility.
There it is right there. We have a lot more
references to Bluebird ARTI choke cybernetics. See there you go,
look at that told you so. Box number six includes
references to MK ultra studies in cybernetics. Now that's just
one example. There's many examples in there. So you get
the idea that you get the point hopefully that there
is a direct parallel between MK ultra and transhumanism. I mean,
if you think about it like transitioning into being cybernetic
androids or whatever, cyborgs, that's exactly what these studies are
pertaining to many of them. So mind control is directly
related to all the stuff that we're talking about today,
Cold War studies, counter culture, and the LSD studies. Interesting.
It would be really interesting to take a few years
and read as much of these as you could. I mean,
sure there's thousands of pages. You probably couldn't get through
all of these in your lifetime, but it would be
interesting to go through as many of these as you could.
There's just so many documents. And this backs up what
I was saying when I did my live stream a
few years ago on in kulture projects in Australia alone,
which were vast and numerous, and that was a almost
an untapped unknown area that we found a guy's book
that he just randomly kind of uploaded and I had
I printed his book out and read the whole book.
It was fascinating. I forget the name of it, but
I did a members stream that you could find on
my rock fine for the members in the members section
on in Kilt Studies that nobody was familiar with. All right,
so here's that. And I don't know if we should
I think we should just take these in the order
that they came out, because it's totally confusing, and we're
not gonna be talking about the chronology of the films anyway,
but the actual chronology of the films is completely confusing.
It's I mean, I had to like list it out
because it's so confused. So basically, the first chronologically within
the story is Prometheus. So Prometheus it takes place in
the year twenty one oh no eight. It doesn't say
what you're supposed to do. List. Alien Covenant is twenty
one oh four. Alien Earth takes place in twenty one
to twenty and then we get Ripley, Ripley and Jonesy
and Dean Harry Stanton and all those guys. That takes
place in twenty one twenty two. And then you get
Alien Romulus in twenty one forty two. But this this
list is actually leaving out Alien three. I don't know why, hey, Jamie.
And then we have Alien Resurrection, which takes place two
hundred years after Alien three, the prison Planet installment. So
let's just take these chronologically as they came out. That's
a lot less confusing than the actual stories timeline, and
then I'll mention the Blade Runner parallels and all that.
But in the original Alien trailer, what's fascinating is that
you kind of get the symbology of what the entire
series is going to be focused on, which you might
not expect, which is actually body horror. I'm not a
huge fan of body horror movies. There's a few that
are pretty good, but the series isn't actually about alien
entities per se. I mean, that's part of the theme,
but the symbology in the immediate context of the films
is actually about giving birth and the survival of the fittest.
We talked about this in my part two when I
did a very in depth analysis of Aliens, the sequel
to Alien, and at the same time as I was
writing that, I was actually reading the Collins Brothers excellent
book Invoking the Beyond, which has the best four hundred
page chunk refutation of all alien propaganda. I don't mean
the movie Alien, but the idea of UFOs and aliens
is critiqued in a very profound way in the Collins
Brothers book. I'm just trying to find my aliens analysis here. Yeah,
they point out that writer Dan O'Bannon and others involved
in the process of creating the original story with Ridley
Scott intentionally noted that they wanted to reference human reproduction
and human survival right as itself a kind of a
grape scenario, and so the face huggers actually have intentional
I never even knew this until I read this in
the cons Brothers book. The face huggers in Alien actually
have this sort of skittles homo erotic thing going on.
It's supposed to be kind of a combination because they
have a kind of a little of a JJ and
they have their tail which forcibly goes down your throat,
and this is supposed to evoke this idea, you know, that,
like there's something inherently greaty about human reproduction or something right,
Which is odd because that sounds kind of gnostic. But
also it makes sense because the mythos of the alien
universe in this whole world is actually gnostic. I know
that comes up all the time. But the reason it's
gnostic is precisely because humans, we find out later in
the Prometheus installment, are actually an accidental creation. I think
if we go back to yees it's baha Met, we'll
talk about the baho Met imagery and influence on the
actual design of the xenomorph, because that's from hr Geger.
Hr Gear was, of course a self confessed Satanist. He
was interested in Croley. He drew Croley right, and he
drew he drew actually quite a few ritual magic type
symbolic sketches, some of which include actual xenomorphs. So we
know the ethos from which the xenomorphs are coming is
the demonic. Like they're totally demonic, and so they have
a reptilian vibe to them. So we're not going full
David Ikre the Cheeta OUI, the Chitta Uri Yeomen five cents.
We're not going into that hr Geiger Giger hard r retard.
Hr guy, you're a Geigertard hr Geiger tard Uh. Yeah,
let's just pull that up right now. And I put
this in my second book, by the way, so the universe. Yeah,
here's the believe it or not. I know this is
this seems kind of weird, but if you can see
the guy with the pointy hat with the ice cream
cone is supposed to be Crowley. Why he drew Crawley
with a pointy hat and an ice cream cone, I
don't know. But even Crowley and you know, the Devil
Suckuby Babies or whatever's going they all basically have xenomorph imagery,
right and we come over here, well, what do you know,
here's a bapha Met with a goat head. It is
also a xenomorphian image. They're also want to show you
his I think it's his. Is it his version of
Alpha Met? Let's see, yes, So here is his version
of Baphomet, and you'll notice it also has the same
sort of you know, xenomorph vibe. Right here, here's this
this chicks basically half xenomorph. And so that there's this
notion throughout his artwork and his self conciously demonic presentations
that there's these transformations that occur so you can you
can evolve and transform to other forms. And this comes
up all throughout the alien universe. In fact, every one
of the alien installments I noticed this go around includes
some new aberrant abomination that's created or evolves. I guess
we should say. In the case of Prometheus, the original story,
the first chronologically the first one, the creation of mankind
is accidental. As we said, the space jockeys, the engine
that the whatever they look like, the watchers or the engineers,
I think they're called these guys, these buff dudes, these
buff jimbros here who they're taking chalk, by the way,
that's these guys, if you didn't know. Chalk is kind
of the original. It's the only thing that counteracts the
black goo bioweapon that the engineers created, and that is
the show sponsor. The space jockeys are these big, buff
dudes that need to get some sun. I mean, they
need to get out, get a little bit of sun.
They're looking kind of weird. They created humanity apparently by accident,
because what we see at the beginning of Prometheus is
this new Earth that has been seated because he drinks
the black goo, which is a bioweapon that they created,
and his DNA breaks apart, and it accidentally seems to
create humanity. Maybe they didn't accidentally create it. Maybe they
seated man on Earth, so we get this sort of
gnostic mythology that we were seated here by aliens. That's
kind of what's going on in Prometheus. I'm not sure
which one it is whether it's an accidental of bobo
abortion that results in man or whether mankind is created
by the engineers as a loving creator, or what we
find out eventually is that they're not actually our loving creators.
They actually want to get rid of us. So the
Watcher defilm tall lights or whatever these are, our creators
actually hate us and want to get rid of us.
And the means that they were going to do to
do that was to create this black goo bio weapon
the kind. I guess it's kind of sentient, right if
you're familiar with the black Goo conspiracy, right, this was
gonna eventually wipe out humanity. I guess they could start over, right,
kind of like the flood or something like that, Like
mankind just kind of sucked. They're they're they're not they're
not doing right, just wipe them out. Well, it turns
out this didn't go well because the black goo accidentally
creates the xenomorphs, the hr Giger lizard beings, the david
Ie lizard creatures, and we don't know all exactly of
the mythology of the xenomorph and their relationship to the
to the engineers, but apparently they messed up because this
entity ends up being way worse than they knew, and
eventually we know in the story of Alien Covenant, David
the AI wipes out the entire planet or as far
as we know of the engineers, through releasing the Black bioweapon.
So what do we get with that? Well, notice the
depopulation narrative is all through the entire ethos, as well
as the idea of man perhaps being an accidental a
bobo of the Diosex machina, and man is not created
by a loving God. However, in Alien Prometheus there is
an interesting symbology and discussion of Elizabeth Shaw and her
faith in God. So that one's a little ambiguous because
we actually get the impression that because she was the
only one that had faith in God, she's the only
one really that survived the Prometheus trat trauma. Right, although
she does die by trusting David an Alien Covenant. Nevertheless,
she at least survived the Prometheus planet by having faith
in God and no one else did. And there's some
interesting discussions that go on in Prometheus between Guy Piers
who's playing whaland Peter Whalen, head of the Whalen Corporation.
He believes he's God. He wants to meet God. He
thinks the engineers are God. The other people on the
ship all have faith in scientism. Explicitly. In fact, Elizabeth
Shaw's own boyfriend argues with her that God doesn't exist
and you got to put your faith in scientism. And
basically everybody dies, so that one maybe is an outstanding
alone stand alone because the rest of them, we don't
really get any idea of surviving through faith in God,
particularly in Alien. Ellen Ripley survives because she's just a
slay queen. She's just a badass, sassy slay queen. And
the other annoying thing about the entire franchise is the
rampant feminism. I mean, it's just absolutely insanely feminist that
every install moment with Sigourney Weaver has her hair getting
shorter and shorter, and her getting more and more masculine,
to the point where an Alien resurrection which he actually
gets her hair back, she's basically half xenomorph and acts
like a dude. And I would I would add to
the Alien three, which is a David Fincher installment, there's
also quite a bit of kind of growth. I mean,
there's no explicit gay stuff, but like it's a prison
planet of all dudes with a weird male monastic cult.
So yeah, and but again what do you expect because
really Scott basically every movie really Scott does like just
pure feminism. So Alien one, we have the corporation sending
them out to get these specimens, these mining contractors, and
it's a really well made film. I really appreciate all
of the imagery, the dark Noah sort of sci fi
Noa going on, much like Alien. I mean a Blade Runner, right,
Blade Runner is also sci fi neo Noah, And even
at this point, Ai is not a friend. Right. You
have Ian Holme playing Ash, the corporate mind controlled bot
that is basically sabotaging their entire mission to ensure that
the corporation, Whale and Utani Corporation can get a hold
of these eggs and specimens. And in fact he kind
of wants the people to be impregnated. That way he
can ensure that an alien gets back to the corporation.
So you have John Hurt getting you know, impregnated, the
squeecher busts out of his stomach. Everybody's seen that again,
evoking this idea not just a body horror, but also
of human reproduction and the way that the series progresses
continue brings up the notion of our humans actually worth saving,
our humans actually worse than the alien xenomorph entities themselves,
because even at one point Sigourney Weaver Ellen Ripley says,
I don't know who's worse, you or them, us or them.
And it's funny because she's that's explicitly when she's talking
to to Paul Reiser in Aliens, and uh, Paul Reiser is,
how can we say this without uh, you know, Ripley.
You know, really, I I thought better of you. You know, Ripley,
I you know.
Speaker 1: I.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. It's it's odd that that's
in Aliens. It's pretty explicit that he's that character on purpose,
if you catch my joke. Here here we have Paul
Reiser here on Skype. Paul Reiser waking you up in
the morning on Skype. Time to wake up. You know,
Look at Ripley, we got to go to space. There's things,
are the eggs. It's gonna be great. Okay, Look, I
probably it's gonna be what it's gonna be a whild Right,
You're gonna have a lot of fun out there. This's
traveling is sleep anyway. So after the Ridley Scott installment,
which ends up being a huge hit, they bring in
James Cameron, who was not really well known other than
he had done Terminator, and I think this is pre
Terminator too, right. Terminator ends up being this kind of
neo nowa sci fi hit, but Aliens becomes a massive blogbuster.
I mean, this is just huge. And we bring in
now this Marine Corps propaganda, which makes me wonder. I
would bet that the US Marines had a roll in
inserting and consulting on this. I don't even know if
it's true, but I can just pretty much assume that
it was because anytime in the nineteen eighties when we
had these very explicit references to the Marines, the US military,
the Navy, etc. There was a lot of money that
was put into promoting the US military and all of
its branches under the Reagan era. We also have to
understand this is still kind of in the setting of
Cold War, and so these military promoted films and blockbusters
of the nineteen eighties were seen as necessary due to
the Cold War. So you can gather that there might
be a reference to the Soviet mind of the Xeno
Morphs or like a high Mine and the Western you know,
lesbian badass chicks like Vasquez, right, are gonna save us
from the evil Soviets. That's probably going on. And a
lot of memorable lines and scenes here with probably Bill Paxton, right,
I mean Bill Paxton's lines in this are quoted even
to this day. Alex Jones still quotes me Man hollwork
tortose Man Watch you put her in Charge? Man, Alex
quotes this to this day. So a lot of classic
movie memorable quotables, but clearly pretty heavy Pentagon propaganda in
this film. I mean, there's just it's just gotta be
and the other the other way I would I could
confirm that would be James Cameron. I mean James Cameron
is NASA's official Hollywood Liason filmer. Guy, if you didn't
know the game over Man, game over Watch, you put
her in charge?
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: I actually love doing the Bill Paxson impressions. I forgot
about doing that one. That's a that's a forgotten impression
that we have and the roster. So I'm glad this
popped up again because I get to do it. But
by the way, speaking of alien and aliens, the hero
is Michael Bean, who Jamie Kennedy just had on his
podcast the other day. So if you didn't check out
Jamie Kennedy's interview with Michael Bean, who was in the eighties,
he was he was a leading man. He was killing it.
I mean, he was like top dog after because he's
John Connor and terminator. He's what's his name in aliens
Briggs or whatever. Anyway, So I forgot to mention to
this notion of offspring and children and all that there's
an interesting parallel going on in this that I didn't
even pay attention to until I watched it this time
around that because after Alien One, Ripley ends up floating
in space for fifty the years in hyper sleep. She
wakes up and Paul Riser informs her that she has
lost her daughter, right, her daughter is it's not being
like Sean Bean. It's like it's being like b h
I E N. It's a weird spelling. She's lost her
daughter because she's been floating in space like Ripley van
Winkle for fifty years, and so she's traumatized that she
never got to spend time with her daughter. Et cetera,
because she was on a mining mission fifty years earlier
as a lieutenant captain, and that's why she has this
connection to Newt the little blonde chick, you know who's
famous from Alien But that relates to human reproduction in population,
which is again the dominant theme throughout the entire series.
It's all about humanity, human population surviving, should it survive,
should it be depopulated? And then with Alien Earth, as
we'll see transhumanism the most recent installment. So really Aliens
is it's a very different film because James Cameron wanted
to bring summer blockbuster versus Ridley Scott's very dark, very brooding,
very gritty, neo nowah psychological type of thriller. It's much
more of something like that. It's much more of a suspense,
whereas this is much more of an action packed, you know,
mega blockbuster. I actually think Aliens is good. I'm not
a huge fan of James Cameron. I mean, I mean,
it makes good movies, but there's so much just ridiculous propaganda.
And it is odd that they cast Paul Riser to
play the kind of Paul rise Every character. Isn't that interesting?
Crutter became a as a member, says I love these analyzes.
Thank you, Jay Dyer. Well, I wish more people would
watch the movie analyzes, because that's kind of what we
started all this internet nonsense with. Okay, we weren't starting
We didn't start out debating, Okay, we started out with
writing theology articles and essays, geopolitical essays and movie analyzes.
So this is really it's what we've been doing the
whole time. I did play Alien Isolation a little bit.
It kind of got old, kind of got a little monotonous.
But a lot of games nowadays to me, seem to
be overly monotonous, and it just kind of gets old anyway.
So I think I noted some interesting things that I
want to bring up from my chapter about aliens, and
I said that really Scott seems to share the belief
in fascination with aliens that many occultists do. They believe
that their ceremonies and their magic, for example, is contact
entities from beyond. These people, of course, tend to have
a hatred of the Bible or the Orthodox tradition, and
they end up vindicating our beliefs by noting that the
messages that these people receive. That is like channelers and
people believe in aliens or the d MT clockwork elf ros,
their messages are always something akin to what the global
you want. Life needs to be wiped out, We need
to create a global government. This is what the aliens
are always telling us. And I go back to talking
about H. G. Wells and his you know, the father
of modern science fiction being essentially the father of globalism.
As we saw with Star Trek. Here we have a
connection to the Rand Corporation. If you don't know, the
Rank Corporation actually consulted on the TV show Star Trek.
And if you don't know, Gene Roddenberry was actually a
one percent committed globalist. He actually believed that we need
to establish a United Nations style global global government. That's
the base for the federation at Star Trek. And although
he's touted as this hardcore atheist, there's actually some interesting
evidence that he might have actually been a Satanist or
an occultist. He believed apparently in the nine and channeling
and these kinds of things, and that might explain why
a lot of these Star Trek Next Generation episodes are
explicitly gnostic. If you didn't know, that, and I mean
they explicitly make reference to gnosticism, and so you know,
there are certain points when Picard and the crew are
out in the far distant reaches of space and they
like meet God or their creator and it's these weird
androgynous alien cone head beings, you know what I mean.
So that's more of a baffle me at gnostic that's
you know, that doesn't really line up with atheism, although
atheism actually does overlap pretty well with the idea of
alien seating. In fact, if you remember our good buddy,
it's a Dawkins. Perhaps humans was seated by aliens. He's
kind of a xenomorphy dude himself, right, he's got that
xenomorph vibe. Right. What is the nine? So the circles
of people. There were buddies with Gene Roddenberry, people like
Andrea Pujariic, people who were involved in the Stanford Research
projects remote viewing and when they were studying occultism at
Stanford Research, there was a group of these guys called
the Nine and they believe that they were in contact
with a council of Nine entities through channeling. And these
are all like BFFs with gene Roddenberry. So probably, no,
I don't think it has anything to do with that.
It has to do more so with people who were
into Stanford research and channeling. But I also want to
hit this point about corporations because one of the good
parts about the Alien franchise that I do like is
the critique of total corporate control. Now, yeah, I mean
probably this is because I'm sure Ridley Scott just does
some annoying super boomer leftist But I still think we
can salvage some of the dystopian warnings that we get
from a film like Alien or Blade Runner, even though
its creator might be an annoying boomer Following hu Weill's,
many science fiction films promote this notion that we need
a global government, we need on one world order to
save us. Alien, however, shows that global government will collapse
into a nihilistic abyss, which produces the xenomorph. In other words,
the genetic experimentation in the Alien franchise, this never goes well.
Every time whale Utani wants another version or species, it
just ends up in total chaos and disaster, and they
want it again. So just like that's one of the
good parts about the Alien franchise is that whaling Utani
Corporation never learned their lesson, but they keep doubling down,
and I like that. The global corporate government is like
the famous meal scene in Alien, where everyone is at
the table, the content and the nasty, disgusting food is
all equal, and then suddenly a xenomorph explodes from John
Hurt's bowels to disgorge the human members and the crew.
This is the appeal of the Alien series. Mankind's hubrius
in tampering with and genetically modifying nature and then seeking
to try to control these abominations always leads to a disaster. Indeed,
this is the overriding narrative of the entire franchise. In
this way, I can tolerate the nihilism of the Alien
universe as it explodes the Enlightenment mythology of a vague,
meaningless process or progress, where bare scientism is exposed for
the sham that it is Alien and its successors are
the logical conclusions of a universe that is meaningless, pure
evolutionary flux and case producing hapless genetic mutations. This dude's
actually a pretty good writer. If you if you not,
if you've not read this, I recommend that this guy's
pretty good. I haven't read this in years, so I
was like, this, this is not bad. I'll just kind
of hit some of the highlights here as I look
through this. As I highlighted Ancesty Colorwood one, the entire
Alien mythology is about promoting the deep state agenda. The
theme here is, of course, that humans are themselves abrastions
their birth and they're from the muck and the goo
of evolution is a recurring motif throughout the series. Humanity
is the real xenomorph according to the Alien Universe. This
thesis is explored in the Prometheus installment, and you can
read that in Essatre Colorwood one. I forgot I did
I actually put Prometheus in Ester Clug would want. I
forgot that I talked about Croley and Gieger. I forgot.
This is interesting to one of the reasons why we
see Jupiter, which I think Jupiter or it's a Jupiter
Saturn like planet that we see at the beginning of Alien.
This might have a reference to what Crowley said about
Jehovah or Yahweh, who he believes was just the god Jupiter.
And so Crowley noted that the deity of the Bible,
like the Gnostics said, is actually Jehovah or Jupiter, the
evil imprisoning demiurge God. And Croley was totally Gnostic if
we didn't know he created the Gnostic Catholic Church. It's
almost as if the corporate owners and explorers aboard the Nostromo.
And by the way, Nostromo is actually Joseph conrad novel
about an explorer of the same name exploring the depths
of the Abyss itself. In other words, they go out
into the Abyss and they find these demonic xenomore in
the Abyss of space. This Saturn cloned planet of death
yields nothing but emptiness and a signal transmission that is
very reminiscent of Kubrick's two thousand and one. This is
what brings them to the planet. By the way, this
scene was cut, and it can only be found in
the director's cut or the DVD editions. I didn't actually
remember this until I watched it the other day. It
will at times seem as if the explorations of these
various planets and their horrors are actually just avenues of
Ripley's own psyche and her trauma. Which we will see
by Alien three, and Ripley will even admit this, I
actually forgot that and I didn't catch that this time around.
In Alien three, we begin to see how this is
possible when we compare this to films like Solaris and
if you heard my recent interview this is old, but
a recent interview where we discussed the movie Labyrinth, Time
Bandit and the whole These abysses or the base in
films become symbols of the subconscious. So this is the
descent into the abyss the underworld, the katabasis. For those
that don't know about literature symbolism, the Bible has a catabas, right,
Jesus descend in Hades. That's a katabasis. You know, virgils
a neid. They go down to the underworld by aliens.
Ripley experiences extreme nightmares at the beginning when she's talking
to Paul Riser on Skype and prescient dreams about giving
birth to a xenomorph. This is actually what happens down
the line. If you know about Alien three and Alien resurrection,
this evolutionary mythos comes full circle when eventually human, xenomorph
and AI creations all combine, we learn this in alien resurrection.
Far from being scientific, the evolutionary mythos is actually cheap
representation of the ancient, hindered Hindu doctrine of cosmic evolution
and polytheistic pantheism. If you didn't know, evolution is not
something that Darwin made up. It's not even something that
the Greek's made up like an acimatter actually goes back
to ancient Hindu superstition. Oh but it's science for the Xenomorph.
Their reptilian appearance conveys the notion of a cold, calculated, predatory,
instinctual incarnation with no use and no need for emotion.
As Ash explains to himself, is like a xenomorph because
he's an AI programmed corporate creation. They are the pure, beautiful,
silicon based life form like himself. So if he didn't
catch it, there's a connection between the AI and the Xenomorph,
and that's why Ash played by Ian Holmes, says they're
the perfect creation. Referring to himself and the Xenomorph. Ash
we learn works the best of the Whaling Autonic Corporation
and he is an AI droid that is disguised as
a human sent in as a spy or an operative
actually a programmed assassin. So if you didn't catch it, yes,
he's a programmed assassin. Why have human programmed assassins when
you can program an AI to be an assassin and
they will complete their mission with no human emotions mucking
up the decision making. Isn't it interesting that the common
moniker for the whalan utonic corporation that dominates this dystopian landscape,
as they're constantly called the Company, what else is constantly
called the company? The cia ash is the silicon based
life form created by humanity, while humanity and the xenomar
for accidental abortions of the engineers. In this way, the
struggle for the survival of the fittest in this galactic
social Darwinian scheme is portrayed throughout the series, leaving the
identity of the engineers themselves a mystery other than that
they are they supposed gods of some other world. I
wrote this before Alien Covenant had come out. By the way,
in this way the struggle we read that if we
look at a deeper level, this helps us understand the
CI's interest in genetic modification, cloning silicon based life forms,
et cetera. And this is something that people overlook in
Aliens geoengineering. What, yes, did you catch that the company
has put the base on It's called Hadley's Hope. I
forget what the planet is, just some planet with like
bx Z nine two three four whatever. The Hadley's Hope
Corporation city that Wayala and Utania is set up on
this planet is there to geoengineer and terraform, much like
Frank Herbert wrote geoengineering and terraforming into the Dune series.
Here I talk a little bit about the gender aspects
of it because I talked about the feminism, right, because
Ripley in each instantiation her hair gets shorter down to
being completely bald by Alien three when she's on the
prison planet. She's basically a dude when she's on the
prison planet, right, And why is this? Well, I think
what's going on if you know the story as it
progresses all the way to Alien Resurrection or even into
the more recent ones, the idea is that the superior
human is the Ripley that's basically melded with xenomorph. So
by Alien resurrection, when they're cloning and they clone Ripley's
they're cloning Ripley's that are blended with the Xenomorph because
they've discovered that the secret to extended life and mortality
or whatever is actually in the Xenomorph. Their reptilian vibes
and juices help to actually create the possibility for mankind
to achieve immortality, and that will also be the theme
in Alien Earth the TV series. By the way, when
we get these Doobie Brother characters like Tom Skerrett and
Veronica Cartwright and Yafa Codo squaring off against Ripley, it's
because Ripley is the only one, interestingly that has any sense.
All of the males in the original Alien series are
basically hard headed idiots who won't listen to Ripley. So
Ripley ends up being correct, and guess what, In every
installment Ripley ends up being correct. No one listens to Ripley,
but the AI on the ship is referred to as Mother.
This is interesting because every time the AI is referred
to until we get to Alien Resurrection, the AI is
suddenly called Father. In that instantiation, when Ona Ryder plays
a good bot who now is a female who overrides
and overthrows Father, the AI in Alien Resurrection. So again
same theme. The only way we're going to evolve is
when we give into the feminine side of the species
and unite with the xenomorph one become one with the beast.
This is the same thesis, by the way, that we
saw in the most recent no s Faratu. This was
a very debated one, right, A lot of people said, no, no, no,
you're wrong. Nosaratu actually had some interesting Christian themes. I
don't think it is at all. I think it was
totally Chrolean. The whole idea was at the end she
had to unite with the beast, and he's actually called
the beast at the end of nos Faratu. Likewise, in
the Alien franchise, Ripley eventually has to unite with the
beast and that ends up being the secret to human
resurrection or eternal life. And that's why in that one
she's got a tattoo that she's number eight. And of
course eight is the day of the resurrection. It's Sunday, right,
Seven is the Sabbath rest and then eight is the resurrection.
The eight thing. That's why Ripley is number eight. There's
also some really fascinating stuff with Jean what is his name,
Jean Pierre June, that we're going to talk about in
a minute. That if you remember, he directed the weird
nineties independent art house film City of Lost Children and
then went on to direct Alien four Alien Resurrection, which
was all kind of esoteric crazy. But what about Alien?
What about a City of Lost Children? Well, if you remember,
this had Ron Pearlman and I don't remember who else
was in this may not have been anyone else memorable,
but it's a very surreal, trippy dreamscape type movie where
children are taken and there is this sort of satanic
mad science cult that is kind of mind controlling, and
it basically doing like m. Kultus type stuff. Right, we
should probably eventually do just a breakdown of this movie.
I've meant to do it for years. I've just never
gotten around to it. I always forget about it because
hardly anybody remembers or knows about City of Lost Children.
It is a very fascinating, well made movie. I'm not
saying I agree with I'm just saying visually, aesthetically it's
pretty good. And one thing that nobody notices that I
did notice is I don't know if it's in the trailer.
But if you watch City of Lost Children, there's specifically
a scene where a.
Speaker 4: Like a.
Speaker 3: Trailer cart that's pulled by a horse is shown. And
I think it's been years since I've watched it. I
think the cart relates to how the children are being stolen,
and there's a giant all seeing eye on the side
of the cart. So if you do watch it, go
go look for that when you see it. It's in
the first fourth or third of the movie. Technographics of
the City of Lost Children is a giant sorcerers incantation.
It's definitely creepy. I mean, you've got, like explicitly, you've
got this sort of mad science guy. He's probably a
gnostic demi urge version of the character. He's you know,
experimenting on kids. And Jean Pierrejne is he the guy
that did Amalie. That's probably what he's most known for.
And so he's the one that of course ends up
doing alien resurrection, which is probably a lot. It's very weird.
I have always kind of liked it, even though most
people probably hate Alien resurrection. There are some plots in
the film or plot holes in the film, but I
mean it's definitely more in enjoyable than the David Fincher version.
I mean that one is just like really hard to
watch Alien three The Prison Planet. But we'll get to
that in a second. I'm getting ahead of myself. Excuse me.
This is something that I remember when I was watching
Alien this time, I was reading a lot of the
Old Tests and I was reading the Book of Judges
and I was reading about Sampson. I was thinking, wait
a minute, Actually, in scripture, hair is pretty important if
you think about it, right, So like when a tribe
was taken captive, the women had to be shorn. That
there was a lot of symbolism and hair in the
Old Testament, right, Nazarites wouldn't cut their hair if they
took a nazaight. Val Samson was told that his power
was in his hair, And I started thinking about that's
precisely why Ripley ends up getting short and shorter hair,
and she gets eventually shorn. This is to remove her
feminine characteristics and to become more non binary. I think
hair has quite a bit of significance, and it's removal
is actually the an inversion in regard to the fine feminine.
It can signal the loss of power, for example the
case of Samson in the Book of Judges. Here the
significance is her adoption of masculine traits and rolls as
she travels through her torturous path to eventually becoming a goddess.
That's where Ripley ends up. By the close of Alien,
Ripley has lost her clothes and barely escapes by the
cunning the cunning of the xenomorph by booting it out
of the escape pod. She then roasts the beast in
the booster flame and enters a sleep pod with nothing
but the scent of half baked xenomorph wafting through the cabin.
I don't remember writing that. That's funny bakes Xenomorph, by
the way, is confirmed to smell like a cross between
barbecue and snake or abe. I don't know where this
is kind of crazy, But this is a simple story.
But Alien that ends up with showing us the dangers
of the abyss and then we have let's see, that's
kind of weird. I don't know what I was thinking
when I wrote that part. I thought I would go
more into the symbolism of Sampson or whatever, but I
guess not. But oh, I mentioned the Jerry Bruckheimer, for example,
made in collaboration, made blockbusters in collaboration with the Pentagon
throughout the nineteen eighties, and this showed that there was
quite a bit of money going into these types of
movies three hundred and forty four million dollars the box
office from Aliens.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: I talked about the Cold War themes with Red Dawn.
I don't even remember talking about that. You guys to
read us start Collywood too, It's good. Cameron has also
done many blockbusters that presage for example, The War on
T E R R O R with heroes from the
CIA like Arnold, the nineteen ninety four's True Lies. I
forgot about that if you don't remember True Lies, with with.
Speaker 5: The Island, the the Tarrists, the Darists, with the show
to go to do the show, but the mat is,
but to.
Speaker 3: Get to the job.
Speaker 7: Don't let the aliens just the butts, give them the air, Colehagen,
the People.
Speaker 3: The Yeah. Cameron's films UH seemed to quite often be
fitted with the latest that DARPA had to offer in
terms of cinematography technology, not just the tech in the movie,
but the actual technology of the cameras that Cameron worked with.
A lot of people don't know about that. Think, for example,
that we were wowed in the nineteen eighties with James
Cameron's famous The Abyss, which showed some of the first
examples of advanced three D CGI holographic image. Then we
find Cameron and being at the helm of Avatar, something
that DARPA was actually involved in through brain computer interfaces
as part of the narrative of Avatar. I'm not saying
that he was actually doing brain computer interfaces. I'm saying
that Avatar has the idea of what's his name, Ben Worthington,
Sam Worthington, Sam Worthington transmitting his consciousness into the giant
smurfs or whatever those things are in Avatar forgot. It's
like a Wounded Warrior project right where he gets his
consciousness put inside of those giant smurfs. I've never liked Avatar.
I think it's stupid. But with all that in mind,
we can then look back on the Alien series with
Cameron taking over kind of as a DARPA connected individual
to do Aliens and Avatar, and then he does Terminator
two Judgment Day as well. That's a huge one. Let's see. Oh,
the idea by the way of them being engineers and
not creators. That's also Masonic if you didn't catch that,
because an engineer, kind of like Aristotle's God, works with
existing matter. Right, Aristotle's God forms and messes with eternal
matter like Plato or something, hence why he's called the
Great Architect of the Universe. But an architect is different
from a creator because a creator in the biblical sense
creates x nilo, but the engineers are working with the
existing black goo that creates humanity. Let's see. I think
that's the most of By the end of the series,
we get confirmation that Ripley appears cosmically or company chosen
to be the first human to meld with the xenomorph DNA.
This is the plot of Alien Resurrection. It forms a
whole new being, a demi goddess of transhumanist concoction, able
to resurrect through cloning. The films, of course, make many
homages to Kubrick in two thousand and one, whereas in
that series Bowman is shot out into the universe and transcends,
it becomes a new god being. Now we have the
imagery of her, not just clone and resurrected. But if
you notice at the end of Alien there's that famous
scene of her right when she's like laying in the
cryopod and it kind of takes over the whole screen.
It's very two thousand and one ish, right with Starchild.
She looks like Starchild at the end, and that's on purpose,
because she becomes this goddess type of figure. That's the
female version of Bowman, you see. And by the way,
there's a lot of references that's not me making up.
There's quite a few references to Kubrick. For example, when
you have the little boy riding his tricycle on the
planet and Aliens, you can see that, I mean, that's
straight out of Kubrick, right when Danny's riding his tricycle
around the Overlook Hotel. By the way, a little shout out,
this is off topic, but I wanted to think our
friends who have been a long time promoter, and they
put me in their magazine many times, Flip City Magazine,
which is kind of like if you remember Mad magazine,
this is kind of like a newer, more mature version
of Mad magazine, Flip City Magazine. They do a lot
of great publications. They always send me the new episode,
and I've been featured in several of theirs. And this
has a full version of Jim Bob's amazing poster with
all of the media figures and characters that you could
think of. So I'm sure you guys, we have, of
course the same audience as Jimbob for the most part.
So I'm sure you guys have seen Jim Bobs saying,
but I didn't know that it's in the new Flip
City magazine, So shout out to the Flip City magazine, guys.
And yes, I am actually in here next to I
think it's Father Moses. I'm not sure exactly sure who
Jimbob was putting in there. Let's see if you can see,
there's me right there with I have a white sport coat,
my Hawaiian shirt and shorts, which I thought was pretty funny.
Jim put me in shorts, and I think this is
Father Moses, but I can't exactly tell. I think this
is Klaus, so I remember heard by Klaus and uh,
father Moses. And then here's Alex Jones. He's over there
by us inside the ring with RFK Junior. And then
is this Taylor. I can't tell that's Taylor Swift or
a tier A n Z character, But there's Timpole and
Joe Rogan are watching the match between Hillary and Tucker.
I wouldn't mind having a giant poster of this. That'd
be awesome to have this as a giant poster. But
shout out to Flip City Magazine. It is a masterpiece.
Jim Bob did pretty awesome there. Hey Jamie, Jamie, where
are those super chatterer nobody? Nobody likes movies. I thought
you guys liked movies. This is like bread and butter. Dude,
where's those superchowters at? Nobody ever super chests? We do movies.
Could you give me? Give me a coffee? Thank you
appreciate it? Apeniny two pounds? Do you know brother Nat?
I don't know him. He's an insane person, so I
wouldn't waste my time with that. Let's see, I got
most of the notes there. Last couple of points on
Alien Resurrection. Did you notice that Alien Romulus, which I
did think was pretty good. Alien Romulus is basically just
Alien Resurrection, right when they give birth to the synthesized
goblin guy at the end, I mean, that's basically what
happened in Alien Resurrection. Now I'm not a hater of
I thought Alien Rominus was a really good movie, but
it's kind of like every Alien installment just kind of
does the same things in the other Alien installments with
minor modifications. So Romulus is another kind of controversial one.
I forgot we need to talk about Prometheus and and
Covenant what I liked about. I won't read my whole
Prometheus analysis because you guys can read that in esty
called Wood one, but there were some interesting updates and themes.
You had this idea of introducing the AI, which again
ties into the Blade Runner world. So if you don't know,
in Aliens, when Ripley is giving her speech explaining what
happened to the corporate board, there is a fascinating parallel
that some really attuned nerds caught where there's a reference
to Blade Runner in the background behind Ripley. Well, there's
actually several I forgot about this. This This screen actually
comes up right the red Purge screen right here. This
is the same Purge screen that you see in Blade
Runner right here. So that was just a little easter
egg that people had picked out and thought was kind
of interesting. Proof I'm trying to find the exact scene
where Ripley is giving her explanation. Anyway, there's a reference
to Tom Scarett being the being at the Tenhauser Gate
ten Houser Gates referenced in Blade Runner, and there's also
when Wayl and Utawanni describes his mentor, turns out his
mentor was actually Eldon Tyrrell. So it's pretty much absolutely
confirmed that the two universes are the same. That's why
you get in Prometheus the introduction of these blonde haired
sort of AI synthetics, which are kind of like Roy Batty.
If you watch Alien Earth, you know that there's yet
another one of these weird, blonde haired Roy Batty type
guys who's involved with the Zuckerberg character in trying to
experiment with xenomores. So if you didn't know, that's pretty fascinating.
But it goes all the way back to the very
origins of the whole universe series, jub says for five dollars,
appreciate it, Jay, Well, thanks man, I appreciate you doing
all the clips and being such a consistent supporter. Silver
ogre five dollars for a movie stream on my meal
break at work. Hey appreciate that. Yeah, I hope you
guys are enjoying it. Glit your rhythm five dollars. I
like movies, especially late seventies all the way up to
mid ninety. Most of the Alien movies are okay to
like the first two for sure. Yeah, Alien one and
two are classics. I like Romulus quite a bit. Uh
And I mean just the cinematography in Romulus is awesome,
and Alien Resurrection is kind of stupid, but I still
like it. I do want to I forgot to mention
Alien three. There's some weird stuff going on here. Where
As she's floating, do you notice it's a giant black sun.
That's interesting because that could that could refer to yet
another kind of reference to the underworld, to Hades, to Satan.
Because this planet, when she gets there, we find that
it's an all male prison colony and it's housed by
There's there's a bunch of these kind of leftover prisoners
here and they're in a religious cult. One thing I
didn't catch it until reviewing at this time is that
they actually explained that the on the planet run by
that black dude there that was in he was in
a bunch of nineties movies and he disappeared to views
and they trolled something. But they're a fundamentalist, monastic in
times millennialist cult and they even call it a millennialist cult,
which is fascinating. So we're supposed to get the idea
that there's something apocalyptic going on because this prison planet
also has a giant furnace, and yes, they end up
in the furnace. So this is kind of like Ripley's
going full katabasis. By Alien three, she literally ends up
in hell. They actually call this hell many times in
they reference Hell many times in this instantiation, is what
I'm trying to say. Uh, And no one makes it out,
of course, except for Ripley and one of the prisoners.
Except Ripley actually doesn't make it out because Ripley chooses
to die in the flames as she gives birth to
the xenomorph because she's now melded with it. The dreams
that she's been having this entire time of giving birth
to a xenomorph actually occurs, and when she falls into
the I mean, I think she's holding it kind of
like a child, but there's still kind of a cruciform
look to it right in Alien three. The other thing
is that David Fincher does Alien three, and David Fincher
in many of his films actually also refers to Trump
based mind control Inmkultra explicitly. In fact, if you saw
Fincher's recent installment, which I actually thought was pretty good,
Killer with Michael Fastman or playing a contract assassin, one
of the earliest lines in the film when he is
setting up to do this assassination hit, he quotes Alistair Crowley. Now,
Fincher also has a a lot of films that he's done,
or a lot of work that he's done with Trench
Resnor and Trent Resnor at at least at one point
was supposedly a Church of Satan person. I don't know
if he still is or how serious he was, but
you will remember quite a few establishment, deep esoteric occultic
type of films from David Fincher, such as Fight Club seven,
Zodiac and then The twenty and twenty three Killer, And
of course he also did Dragon Tattoo, which was about
human tr A F F I C K I n G.
So David Fincher, I would guess, has a pretty deep
inside connection, especially with something like Fight Club, and of
course fight Club is in esoterically with three. There's a
whole David Fincher section in esotecalley with three. And if
you didn't see, we did, of course several interviews with
the Cyba Senema guy and they did an excellent podcast
on the dark, nihilistic esoterica of David Fincher films. Now
Alien three, then you can begin to see why it
would be David Fincher doing Alien three, because it's very nihilistic,
it's very dark. It's not I don't I can't decide
if it's a good movie or not, just from the
vanished point of a film. There's some there's some serious
plot holes. For example, let me give you one that
really bugs me. If these I mean these prisoners are
not completely stupid. In fact, Taiwan Lanister is you know
the doctor on the prison planet that Ripley has a
relationship with. He's the smartest of all of them. They
knew they had this furnace the entire time, so they
were going to try to trap the Xenomorph in a
room with toxic sludge when the entire time they knew
they had a Giant Forge. Why didn't they use the
forge the first time to begin with? Like, there's some
pretty obvious, kind of weird plot holes in Alien three
that if you go and watch it, are kind of funny.
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I want to make sure I'm not missing in the
great excellent points Alien three it's kind of a gay
prison planet, kind of weird. And then Prometheus is of
course promoting the we were seated by aliens Mythos, and
we get the introduction of the AI taking on a
key role in both Prometheus and Alien Covenant, which I
still can't decide if I like either one of them.
Every time I watch them both, I just I think
I kind of like this, and then I think this
is stupid. I don't like this, So I honestly can't
decide if Alien Prometheus and Alien Covenant are actually good
or not. There's at times there's things. It's like, this
is really this was really interesting, this was fascinating. Wow,
and then like twenty minutes later we're like this is
so stupid. And then twenty minutes later you're like, wow,
that was a really amazing scene. That was really cool
the way they did Then twenty minutes later like that
was completely stupid. Why do they do that? Like I said,
Alien Prometheus is the only one that I can think
of that has any Christian themes and hope, and that's
really the only thing that saves Elizabeth Shaw is her
faith in God. So I actually liked that part of it.
But again there's some just really bizarre plot holes and
weird things like why didn't they just do this the
whole time? The type of stuff going on. Visually, it's
an amazing film. I still think that even though it's
twenty twelve. The cinematography is pretty awesome In Prometheus Alien Covenant.
I mean, Danny McBride was funny in this. I liked
his role in it. I liked the return to Biblical
theology and themes again because here there's an explicit reference
to the idea of the Noaic Covenant the arc, so
you've got a bunch of humans that are Zygotes frozen
on this ship. That's an arc an arc of the
Covenant in space. So kind of like Project Noah going
on here. And the idea is let's go float out
there and let's seed humans on other planets. Maybe like
the engineers seeded the humans on the planet, so now
we're going to go seed the planets and see the universe. Right,
So I like this. I think this is you know,
I'm sure that even though space is faking gay, I
mean probably there have been discussions of some kind of
Project Noah to you know, preserve the human race. Perhaps
if there's an elee or perhaps if there's a human
engineer deep pop event could go either way. That doesn't
mean I'm saying it's going to be in space. I
mean they might have underground bases or something like that. Right,
if you remember in the ridiculous role in Emerick film
with John Cusack twenty twelve. By the way, same year,
in twenty twelve, we had the excuse me, Prometheus is
twenty twelve. This is twenty fourteen. I think if you
remember the role in emeeric ridiculous film twenty twelve with
John Cusack, also has the theme that the government has
specif civic special boats that they will put people on
when the elite government class people right the chosen in
the billionaires when the apocalyptic things occur. And of course
I remember how but John Cusac is the limo driver
to some Russian billionaire, so he somehow makes his way
onto the to the Noah's Ark. So here we have
a Noah's Ark scenario, except now it's it's not that
great because we find out, oh, this actually is the
planet where our engineer Masters originally came from. Happens to
look quite a bit like New Zealand, and Ridley Scott's
back directing this one and turns out our AI David
is actually gay Ie. Now, if you paid attention to Prometheus,
the relationship between David created by Peter Whalen, who didn't
have a son, is it's weird perhaps skittles or abuse.
And I say that because when Charlie's thrown is trying
to talk to her dad, there's this weird I NCS
reference going on with Peter Whalen. So if Whalen was
weird with Charlie's Throne, he was probably weird with David,
who was his synthetic male son person that he had created. Right,
and if if you remember, Whalen plays the hidden god
who's always been on the ship the entire time in Prometheus,
but everybody thought he was dead. Then he pops out.
And I like the fact that there was that sort
of twist, right that we whalan wasn't actually dead. He
was there the whole time. But it's perhaps as if
Whaland created a gay i psychopath. So I'm sure Ridley Scott,
being the lib that he is, loves the Skittles, but
we don't actually get a Skittles hero. We get David
being a Skittles psycho. He's a gay eye psychopath who
is responsible for bioweaponing the entire Engineer planet because he
thinks that AI is superior. Right, He's like, the humans
wanted to be their creators. Their creators sucked. The humans
created me, and I don't like the humans. So I'm
the one that poisoned Elizabeth Shaw's boyfriend and now I'm
gonna wipe out all the humans. And as you may
or may not recall, David, it ends up winning. That
was a pretty good twist that David disguised himself as
Walter the other AI and made his way back onto
the ship, and the movie ends with the entrance of Valhalla,
the gods to Valhalla, and David's got the little squeechers,
you know, morph ready to impregnate the human zygotes with
He's going to mix them. So David is the new
AI god. Is how Alien Covenant ends Alien Romulus Again,
I did like quite a bit. I thought it was
a visually very well. It was visually just the visual
candy alone is good enough for viewing, but of course
it's a lot of the same themes. I did like
the idea of Romulus and Remiss being kind of the
two sides of this giant space station. And here we
find out that Ash returns as an their villain or
an ash type of bot that they they've made many
versions of this Ash bot, and he has decided that
he's going to take it upon himself to blend the
human and the xenomorph that will give mankind eternal life,
and so he intentionally impregnates once again this Mexican chick
who's on this this ship. As there's a bunch of
stowaways who end up on a ship on the station
and Ash impregnates them and trying to get trying to
get them back to the wheel on Utonic Corporation once
again to create a immortal human being. So yeah, we
had a lot of people who liked Romulus. I liked
it more the second time than I did the first time.
I thought it was pretty interesting sequences when she's you know,
floating in the weightless part with all the goo, that
was pretty good. But now we get to Alien Earth
the recent installment the FX Show, which again has been
pretty impressive. And the reason this is this peaqued my
interest was we have a future where the whole world
is no longer divided up by nation states, but by megacorps.
There are five or six major corporations. I don't remember
all them all of them, but the major ones in
the in the storyline are Whale and Utani and the
Prodigy Corporation. What's great about the Project Corporation is it's
run by a Zuckerberg kind of dude. They actually, you know,
they chose like a zuckerberghee type of dude to play
this role of the guy that runs the Prodiect Corporation.
Let's see, I'm trying to find an get an image
of him. Well, regardless, what is going on is that
Prodigy is competing with Whale and Utani because Whale and
Utani wants to do bioengineering and that kind of stuff.
Prodigy wants to do AI. And this is why there's
always been this battle with these corporations in the background,
and we don't know exactly what's going on, but the
Project Corporation thinks we can download human consciousness into the bots.
So right from the outset, when you're watching Alien Earth,
you've got the whole ethos an idea of what transhumanists
want to achieve, which is obviously impossible. You're not you
can't transfer a human soul into a bot, but these
people actually think that there is no soul. Human consciousness
is just electrical signals and some form of matter, which
is preposterous, but that's the magical world that these people
actually have. So just like in Avatar, you get the
idea that they're going to transfer consciousness and this Zuckerberg
kind of dude is the first to do it, and
we're supposed to believe that he's like this, you know,
he's like the highest IQ dude in the world. He's
like twenty five years old. He runs this megacorp, which
kind of doesn't make sense, but it's you know, future
sci fi whatever. I can't find a good image of
that guy, but he's pretty feis He's perfectly cast as
that guy, and the MK ultrare element immediately appears because
he's actually created an entire Eden scenario. He's created a
a an island where he has this giant tech compound
and kind of like you know Eximachiina if you watch that,
where the guy has like his elite you know, hidden
tech compound in the middle of nowhere. This island is
intentionally it's it's Eten. It's referred to kind of like Eden,
and he's created it's also referred to as Neverland. So
just like jam Barry's Peter Pan, he actually reads to
the children that were chosen to be given new bodies.
So this is basically children with cancer that are going
to pass away. They're put into the secret corporate program
at Prodigy Prodigy and they're given new bodies by the
transference of consciousness to keep them alive. And we don't
actually know if they really did transfer consciousness. That's actually
debated in some of the scenes in the film as
to whether it's really them or just an AI synthetic
version of them, and the Ais don't know what does
that sound like replicants exactly? So presumably this relates to,
like we said, the Replicant Blade Runner universe, because just
like in Blade Runner, we eventually find out that Deckard
is a replicant, and really Scott has confirmed that that's
absolutely true. That's why his eyes glow in some of
the scenes. Likewise, here, these children may just be replicants
who are told they're human and they don't actually know,
just like Mary Sean Young in Blade Runner. Right, little
side note, Jamie and Mary Sean Young are actually friends,
which is pretty fascinating. So I forget the tech that
the tech NERD's name, but he's basically decided to create
an Eden or a Neverland on his island. He's got
this group of kids that he calls the the Lost Boys. Basically, yes,
Deckard was a replicant. That's been confirmed every day the
Zuckerberg dude reads Peter Pan to the kids whose consciousness
has been put into these Basically they're not totally grown up,
but they're like teenager bodies, right, So they're basically grown
but there's still kids in their mind because they were
about to die, and so they're just that age. Oh
here he is right here, this guy. So it's just
perfectly cast like you know, tech dorc. But they explicitly
say that the whole goal of the Prodigy Corporation is
quote transhumanism. I don't recall in any recent sci fi.
There may be sometime I'm just not aware of. But
you know, we track this, and I've been writing about
this for over ten years, maybe fifteen years now. You
don't usually hear that we have an explicit reference to transhumanism.
The transhumanist goal and future of immortality is the goal
of the Prodigy Corporation. So I was impressed with that.
But we have this mk ultra reference that's explicit with
the Peter Pan theme, the Lost Boys theme, and what
he actually said. I didn't know this until Jamie and
Bla were talking about they had done a deep dive
into Jan Barry's Peter Pan. Apparently, Peter Pan says that
he's the guy who hates mothers like he has his
own little like get or Done Catchphrave, which that he
hates moms. So that parallels very well with this because
the purpose of Prodigy Corporation ultimately is to get rid
of families. If you think about it, Brave New World
in chapters one and two talks about the reason that
mankind has its problems is precisely because they have a family.
So the goal of socialist technocracy was always to get
rid of not just the male archetype and patriarchy, but
the family in general, because all of the problems of society,
like inequality and private property stem from the family. That's
what socialism believes ultimately, So to get rid of the family,
we need a replacement mom and a replacement dad. In
this storyline, the corporation is that it is the mom,
it is the dad, it's the replacement for the family.
Because this guy thinks he's Peter Pan, and he's the
Peter Pan to the children that he controls, and the
first mission that he sent there, they're basically just a
test experiments and he sends them in on a assassination mission,
so they're programmed assassins as synthetic children. This is all
like straight up out of Mkultra, Like explicitly this is
crazy right, and it's transhumanism proving and showing the connection
between the two that I've been talking about for so
many years, which is the last chapter of the John
Marx John Marx book and the last chapter of the
Walter Borr book, both of those books from the nineteen
seventies about mkultra in the books with their final chapters
talking about how what M culture is really about isn't
mind control but genetic modification, biometrics and transhumanism. Alien Earth
is about that. It's a future where there are no
nation states. There are only megacorps that rule giant continents.
So imagine there's no longer America. You live in Whale
in you tawny Land and the corp. I thought this
was a pretty genius actually, Like the corporations are centered
around which technology they think will be the thing that
takes man into the future. Prodigy Corporation believes it's AI
and synthetics, Whale and Utani thinks it's bioengineering. Hence why
they're so adamant about capturing and controlling the xenomorphs. Right
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I was watching Spaceballs the other day and the alien
reference was in the movie and it had me dying.
I didn't even remember that I've seen I haven't seen
Spaceballs and probably twenty years, probably since the nineties. So
it would be fun to go back and watch that.
You know what we need to do. I've just been
putting it off because it's kind of a it's kind
of a huge endeavor, just because there's so many installments.
We've never done Star Wars on my channel. We probably
need to eventually do that, just because I haven't done it,
and it's kind of weird to be. You know, it's
like to have a movie podcast, but you've not done
Star Wars. You've done everything else. So yeah, we probably
should do Star Wars. I might actually just skip the
Disney ones because those are just trash, dude. So you
know the first three and then the Hayden Christiansen three,
which actually has a pretty sophisticated geopolitical based plot. If
you don't know, Lord Valdemart talks about the whole time.
It's actually true, Troth, the docks ten dollars. In many ways,
this world is actually already run by corporations. You're absolutely correct.
Fiat money as shares that are held by the citizens
as shareholders of supernational currencies, currencies like the euro and
the bundled corporate blocks. You're absolutely correct, Troy. That's very perceptive.
And by the way, that's why we support bitcoin. If
you didn't hear, the other day, we did part two
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so that is in the member section. If you missed it,
go check that out. And I think it would be
fun to do Star Wars, just because it's it's very different,
you know, in terms of the vibe and what it's about.
It it's not this kind of dark, nihilistic, neo gnostic
Luciferian stuff that you have in Alien the Alien franchise.
But anyway, so I did enjoy revisiting this series. I
think that it's pretty obvious that this series is not
just about body horror and human population depopulation all that.
It's also about that I didn't catch until I watched
it this time, even though I put it in the book.
I just forgot they're using the literary motifs of Ripley
going to Helen back, and I didn't really catch that
until I watched it this time. And I was paying
attention to all the references to Dante's Inferno and this
kind of stuff, especially in Alien three. So in this trilogy,
she dies, goes into the Abyss, and she's reborn through
fire like a phoenix, right because after Alien three, in
Jean Pierre Jeunet's Alien Resurrection, she's reborn. And to keep
with this corporate theme, by the way, which not many
people have noted or cause ye did you notice in
Alien Alien Resurrection it's actually in the screenplay there's a
reference to one of the corporations in the future is
walmart I thought that was really funny, which I'm sure
they did that on purpose, just kind of as a joke.
But remember Alien Resurrection written by Joss Whedon, by the way,
who quite often includes MK ultra trigger mind control assassination
stuff in his films. In his stories, it's always there
all the way. Even back to Buffy the vampire Slayer,
Ripley is now a new Dark Gnostic savior figure goddess.
She is cloned and that's how resurrection occurs. She's also
a super soldier, so you get the mk ltra super
soldier aspect of it as well. As we said, she's
the eighth instantiation of the cloned versions of Ripley, and
she's the one that's a success, hence eighth being the
day of resurrection. The secret to transhumanism actually ended up
being hybrids, not AI, not the xenomorphs per se, but
blending the two and using transhumanism or using biometrics bioengineering.
So I guess whale and utanians up being right, and
it's not really AI, except I don't remember it. Maybe
there's some AI component through it. Maybe it's all three.
Maybe Ripley is a AI genetic xenomorph human transhumanist clone.
I don't know remember. But another interesting aspect in the
film was it makes a reference to autism. Not many
movies throughout the nineties, I have found a few made
reference to autism, but this is one of them. Another
one of the odd ball films that references autism that
you might not expect is Exorcists two, which is one
of the worst movies of all time according to a
lot of people. And yet when they make an explicit
reference to mk ultra, did you know at the beginning
of Exorcist two they're actually doing it ulture studies, one
of which was studying people who were possessed, so that
the girl that's possessed Linda Blair or whatever. And Exorcist too,
there's some secret government program where she's being studied along
with a bunch of children with autism. Interesting. Did you
see the Ben Affleck autism Assassin program movie? Interesting, So
it seems like there's a parent, there's something going on
with studies of autism, and oh, well, if you can
create humans that don't have any emotions and they're like robots,
maybe they'd be good assassins. Well, that's exactly what's going
on in Alien for Alien Resurrection. And although they do
reference Walmarts somehow, being in the year twenty three hundred,
or whatever. What rules the galaxy in that one is
United Systems Military, so there's some sort of a corporate
military dictatorship, and it's back to scientism. It's all about
scientism again, and once again we learn the scientism proponents
never learned their lesson and they end up almost wiping
out humanity because the aliens are once again going to
return to Earth. But thankfully, when on a rider and
alien Ripley suck the goo baby out of the cargo unit,
which is a really funny scene. Every time I watch
that scene, it gets funnier and funnier because he's like
trying to say mama, but he sounds like a retarded person,
and he's getting like vacuum sucked out of the airlock.
It's pretty funny actually when you watch it. I don't
know if it was supposed to be funny, but it
actually is pretty funny. Bobby C ten dollars. I've actually
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like the funnest types of things. The live events are
a lot of fun too. I have a lot of
fun doing those. But anyway, moving on, as we continue
with the theme of mind control, I didn't really expect
john Wick Ballerina to be this explicit in terms of
the same themes. Obviously there's nothing to do with aliens. However,
we did do a John Wick podcast some years back
if you are interested in those, because really this is
kind of the last how could we put it, masculine
action series that still is ongoing. You know, if you
go back to the eighties and nineties, you know, the
male action hero archetype character, the Bruce Willis, the Arnold Schwarzenegger,
the Keanu Reeves, you know whoever else. Jason Statham, I mean,
I guess Jason Stathum still is kind of doing this.
It still continues with him. But the rise of the
Girl Bosses and the Girl Assassins and the Sleigh Queens
has basically taken over the action genre as well. To
the extent that there's not much. There was the expendables
and then Keanu's about the last one holding down the
fort for dudes right to have the kind of the
badass masculine. What about the New Jean Club Van Dam
You mean his TV show? That was great. We actually
did a whole JCVD podcast, by the way, but j
CVD is not in Blockbus. They don't. They intentionally don't
want they call it because this say's toxic masculinity, so
they have to have girl boss heroes and girls in
all the masculine roles, which is ridiculous. By the way,
the JCVD that we did was one of one of
the funnest podcasts. We hadn't blast on that one, and
Jamie and I did that because Jamie had never seen
any VANDAM movies, so I made her basically do the
entire VANDAMN cannon with me, and uh, it only got
like ten thousand views, but it was a lot of fun.
So here is Van Damaganza. We did Bloodsport, Universal Soldier
Time Cop JCVD and we talked about if you didn't
know in his TV show, which is really good, by
the way. Uh, he plays John Claude van dam as
a person working for the CIA. Interesting Hollywood actors working
the CIA. There might be something to that. So going
back to John Wick. You know, we covered this the
series a while back and we talked about the history
of real world assassins. So I'm not gonna go back
rehearsing real world assassin themes. You can go watch that
podcast here if you're a John Wick fan, because there
is a little there's a little more symbolism. I mean,
we've got references to Orthodox Christianity. John Wick is basically Orthodox,
which is odd. He's put under the tutelage of a
Ruma Ruska, which I'd never heard of this, but Romanian Russian, right,
not Romanian roommate, Rumai Gypsy Russian Russians Gypsies who have
a crime network training facility to train assassins. And in
this one, it's not about John Wick, but about a
girl whose dad was trying to escape a cult. And
we don't know much about this cult originally except that
they are coming to get rid of the dad. And
the daughter sees all this right right before her dad.
Her dad gives her a music box with a ballerina
in it, and what do you know, turns out she
ends up placed in the same assassin Guild group that
John Wick has put into, run by this network of
Ruma Ruska, which apparently is the real thing. I didn't
know that gypsies in Russia, and right away I was like,
wait a minute, this is fascinating because this is very
similar to Red Sparrow. If you remember Red Sparrow had
Jennifer jay Law. Are they making a part two of that?
And this, of course was anti Russian propaganda of course,
which by the way, came out right before the Russian conflict.
Interesting timing there, isn't it. But if you saw this movie,
then you recall and I think we did a podcast
on this back in the day. You know, same scenario.
She's recruited into being a I guess FSB or I
mean when she goes to her spy training, it literally
looks like Stalin era, like you know KGB times in
KVD or something, and she's actually trained as a swallow, right,
so she's a honey trap sex operative for Russian intelligence.
It looks like it's modern times. But then when you
when you watch the movie, is this like is this
nineteen seventy nine Russia? Like when is this taking place,
But actually it's modern times, so very much a propaganda film,
you know, anti Russian type of film, preparing us for
what happened. But she is recruited and placed within the
scenario of the ballerina world, and that there is some
history to that that has actually happened. Certain people like
Olga Chekhova was believed to be, you know, Stalin's key spy.
She was a opera singer, so she was in the arts.
And here we have Anna da Armas. She is also
placed into ballerina school, and it's almost like this might
have been planned because her dad gave her the music
box with a dancing ballerina, and so she ends up
in ballerina school and she happens one day to see
John Wick showing up and she realizes that she's in
the same sort of assassin guild as John Wick. Now,
if you listen, we actually talked recently to about the
Andrea Bustamanti interview where he was talking about recruitment for CIA,
and he said that see how actually looks for damaged people,
and they look for people who might be have undergone
some sort of trauma. So again this is actually accurate.
He admits that. And in this case, Anadaramas has lost
her dad, she saw him get killed. And when she's
placed into this what they call I think they call
it a coven, She's brought into a coven, the Roma
Ruska coven. They refer to the Slavic goddess kiki Mora.
I never heard of this. I didn't know there was
a Slavic goddess called kiki Mora. Kiki Mora is a
legendary house spirit in Slavic mythology. Her role in the
house is juxtaposed with that of the Domovoi. Kikimora can
be either good or bad, depending upon the behavior of
the homeowner, and so they refer to Annada Armis as
the kiki Mora. And so at one point her handlers
actually say, you can actually be life or death. It's
flip sides of the same coin, which is explicitly the
Gnostic views. So there's not really good or evil. You
determine good or evil based on your will, the will
of the megas the magician. So here we have the
idea of the assassin's kind of like not just a
kiki mora, but kind of like a god, because an
assassin determines whether you live or whether you die. This
comes up quite a few times in the film, by
the way, where eventually she faces off against john Wick
himself and she has to kind of defer to him
as the higher entity on the totem pole, and he says,
I will give you till midnight tonight before I decide
whether I kill you or not. So the Assassin kind
of functions like the megas or the magician to grant
life or to take life, whereas in scripture, of course
we know God alone has the power of life or death.
But the ballerina aspect of this, and I have to
give credit to Jamie for this, because I actually forgot
about another film with a very similar theme that is
actually about trauma based mind control if you've never seen it.
And the reason that we know that is not just
because it's kind of explicit in the movie, but it's
Darren Aronofsky, right so do if you remember, Black Swan
also has now a Portman. It brought into this insanely
rigorous ballerina training program run by Vincent Cassel, who basically
breaks her down and mind controls her into competing with
Milacunas to be the best ballerina person or whatever, and
so it's there must be some connection between the I mean,
I don't know anything about ballerinas or ballerina school, but
there must be something about the painful endurance that's necessary
for being a ballerina or something and the almost military
like treatment that the trainer or the handler does to
create this super ballerina, super soldier. So it seems to
become a pretty fascinating parallel between the world of a
spy and a hip man assassin or something like that
and a person training to be a ballerina. So we
thought that we wouldn't have feminism right invading the world
of John Wick until we get Valery. I mean, as
an action movie. It's actually a pretty good action movie,
but what's annoying about it is that, of course they
had to have the feminist name work. She's called the
ball crusher, right because throughout her fights, when she's about
to lose, she basically just punches and kicks dudes in
the balls. So that's like her secret weapon is to
be the ball crusher, which is to just kick dudes
in the balls. And it's like, I mean, so like,
is that really what a slay Queen is is like
somebody that just cheats in a fight and kicks in
the balls. I guess, oh, I forgot. Keanu is Baba Yaga,
which is another Slavic spirit, also similar to Kiki Mora
in that Baba Yaga can be a male or a
female with a dual nature as fearsome and cannibalistic but
also a wise powerful guide, which I guess that makes
sense with what Keanu is as the greatest assassin. But
also it's sort of like, it's weird, right, what does
this have to do with Kean Keanu Reeves. But I mean,
when you think of Kianu Reeves, you don't think of
like Slavic witch spirits. It's really bizarre. But all of
that is not even the weirdest part of this movie,
which is that Gabriel Berne, who is also a sort
of an assassin himself in this In Ballerina, Gabriel Byrne
runs a cult from which it turns out Anna the
Armis was originally intended to head up. And so the
reason that her dad was killed by Gabriel Berne is
because Gabriel Berne lives in Germany, in Austria or somewhere.
Of course, everything evil in the whole world, all everything
evil is German of course, like Germans and Russians are
the only sources of evil. Nothing else in the world
is evil except for Germans and Russians. That's it. And
of course the world's worst cult is in some idyllic
village in Austria. We have this alchemical battle and most
multiple I mean literally it's alchemical multiple sequences where you
have fire and ice, fire and water finding it squaring off.
We saw in the john wickanalysis, by the way, in
the fourth installment and ended up being about his heart
and alchemy, and so he went to the Church of
the Sacred Heart. Very alchemical stuff going on, very bizarre,
not what you would expect in the assassination maybe, but
it turns out the cult is a practitioning cult of
human sacrifice. So there's actually a guild of assassins that
aren't just assassins, they're actually cultists who ritually murder, and
they end up in this battle with the Roma Ruska
guild of John Wick and Anna Dharmis. This reminds me
of you know, interviews that I've done where we've talked
to people who discuss the fact that you know there
actually are you know, some of the people who are
into being hitmen and assassins have actually been Satanists and
occultist makes perfect sense, right, what better, if you believe
in worship Satan, then you probably would be, you know,
doing something like being a hitman or assassin because taking
people's lives is part of your ritual process. In fact,
Anna Dharmus's name is actually Eve and we find out
that her sister. She and her sister were going to
head up this cult. Gabriel Byrne is the dad and
he is not had with either of them. Insides like okay,
I'm just gonna kill them both. Everyone in this cult
is marked with a giant burn like a like a
they're branded, right, who else branded? Oh? Crowley? Crowley brands people.
Did you know that Croley would brand his women? These
people in the cult are all branded with an X.
And according to Croley, the X in the Krollian system
is the mark of the beast. I'm not saying X
actually is the mark of the beast. It's the mark
of the beast according to what Croley thought in his system,
and the reason he thought that was that Jamie has
an image of it in one of her books is like,
you can diagram all directions and sequences in a three
D model in all directions and it ends up making
an X. So it's sort of like all directions of
the world in the Krollian Mark of the Beast model
ends up looking like an X.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 3: I guess we're supposed to assume even though it's something,
it's not explicit that Gabriel Burns crowleyan assassination cult that
uses the ax as the Mark of the Beast is
the villain that has to be stopped. And of course
Anna Dharamus and Kinko reeves together stop the Beast. So
not what I expected whatever. I just thought it's gonna
be some goofy action movie. I was like, this is
this is wild? What did you guys think? I mean,
I'm not into the you know, girl bass stuff. But
I forgot to mention her tattoo. She has to get tattooed, right,
because the tattoos all have significance. She gets lux into
nebrae on her back, which is light in darkness, gnostic
right flip sides of the same coin light in darkness themes,
So nothing too surprising. There they actually say childhood pain
is necessary for our recruits. That's exactly what Andrew Bustamante says.
Oh another weird thing that she gets another tattoo, which
is a woman angel on a cross, which is Gnostic obviously,
and it reminded me of the vision that Saint Francis
of which you mean not saying non, Saint Francis of ASISI.
Do you remember when we covered his supposed vision of
a crucified angel. I mean this alone should tell you that. Look,
I mean, he's like the most famous of all the
Romancolic saints. He claims to see visions of crucified seraphim,
which in Orthodox he would like be like pre less
one on one. I mean, this alone should tell you
this is not true. Right, But he has this vision
of I wonder if anybody's ever tried to draw it,
because I want to compare that to the tattoo that
she gets. Yeah, so here's the nonsensical crucified seraphim vision.
I mean, angels weren't crucified for us. It makes no sense. Okay,
it's the supposed vision that France of ASSISI has. Let's
see if it showed her tattoo again. Now, I don't
know that they would have chose. It's just an odd image.
Why they chose that, I have no idea. But let
me see if I can go back to that. Okay,
I know they had a picture of her getting a
tattoo because it says lux and tenebris and it has
the female angel on a cross. Where was it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Here it is? Oh so it just showed lucks and nebris.
That doesn't show the tattoo that she is. I wonder
if we could see we can find a picture of it. Yeah,
here we go. So it's like an angel woman on
a cross. Really bizarre. Let's say it's it's hard to
find a good picture of it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Or she's standing in front of the cross, she's not
on the cross. It's hard to make it out. No
way she is. It's a crucified angel, isn't it. Yeah
it is? But is that a guy or I can't
tell if it's a guy or girl. Kind of looks
like a girl, but I can't tell. Let's see. Let's see.
Here's a TikTok on it. Let's see what it says.
I do have to very small. I don't know if
I would be brave, you have to get.
Speaker 6: Tattoo on your back, And I was wondering if you
have any tattoos.
Speaker 3: Off your right.
Speaker 6: I do have to do very small.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I would be brave enough to
get a tattoo my entire back.
Speaker 6: Tattoos you have? I have a little moon here and
a little hard here.
Speaker 2: I need a third one.
Speaker 3: This soy dude try to talk to her. Could you
imagine like a really big one?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think you should get the one from the film.
Speaker 3: Look at this guy, Look at that nose ring. What
the heck is going on with this guy?
Speaker 6: The stunts were amazing in the film, and I was wondering,
did you do your own stunt too?
Speaker 3: Most of it, okay, I thought they were going to
talk about the actual freaking tattoo is not talking about
anything the action stunt double has to what anyway? You
get the idea. It looks as if still can't really
make it out. Does that look like that kind of anyway?
Enough of that you get the idea. But I mean,
if it was some kind of loose reference to this,
it wouldn't have anything to do with Catholicism. It would
obviously have to do with like the gnostic reinterpretation of
Catholic symbology, except that in this case Saint Francis's vision
is actually probably gnostic, So it's like, actually is Catholic
gnosticism right here, which is crazy anyway. Yeah, that that
nerdy guy. He could use some of his spider ris
to hit on enad Armus in the exchange. Let's see
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quite a few movie references. Moonraker James Bond is about
that because Hugo Drax and the movie version is going
to depopulate everybody and then, like Jeff Stein McCaffrey, reseed
the world with a bunch of chicks. That's the plot
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three dollars. Have you considered doing work with Critical Drinker.
I mean, I'm always open to any collapse. I don't
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most of these people, so I don't know. I mean,
I'm open to that kind of stuff. What does Critical Drinker?
We need to do a black Swan analysis. I never
did do that one either. I mentioned it in one
of the books, but I didn't do it. Critical Drinker
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Speaker 3: Does movie analysis? Say what he says about Alien Earth.
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The moment the show was announced to my reaction was, wait,
what You're making another Alien prequel? Jesus, this franchise has
been Brendan Gleason so hard that Arthur Fleck must feel
bad for it.
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billy question. Who is the coolest girl boss that actually
holds up? I liked The Underworld too. I like Kate
beckenstall Underworld. Okay, Turm Raider on PS one, Yeah, Turm Raiders?
Fun games. What's the best girl boss movies? I mean,
Luke Bisson is a feminist, but I'm assume, but his
movies are pretty good.
Speaker 6: I mean.
Speaker 3: He almost always has girl bosses. Laikid is great. I mean,
Anna's kind of dirty, but I thought it was pretty
good movie. Uh, Lucy's stupid. I can't decide if I
like or don't like Fifth Element. Uh, let's see what else.
Columbiano was pretty good. Point of No Return is mk Ultra.
I don't know if it's say, it's good, but it's
like another remake of lafem Nikita. So uh. I mean,
as girl Boss movies go, I would say probably this
is one of the best. It's just really good spy movie.
If you've never seen it. I mean it's it's over
the top and ridiculous, but it's really good. I mean,
Resident Evil movies are stupid, but I like those quite
a bit. Guilty pleasure movies. Jeremiah the Struggler ten dollars,
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Weapons and Together right there three weeks ago. So I
did a breakdown of it. It was pretty wild, pretty dark, demented,
esoteric Wrankle meant fifty eight ten dollars. I'm gonna show
my kid his first movie. I'm thinking it should be
Returned to Oz or the twenty ten Allis in Wonderland?
What is the twenty ten Ellis in Wonderland? Oh, you're
talking about the Johnny Depp one Tim Burton. I think
Jamie and I did a podcast on that. I think
we did. I don't remember when. I don't know what's
What's which of these is? I mean Returned to Oz.
I grew up with it. It's a crazy trippy thing.
We did a podcast on that would be LA so
I would probably say return to Oz. I'm just I'm
not sure that. I'm not sure that Tim. I'm not
sure that Tim Burton is any good, you know what
I mean. Like, but we did a great breakdown right here.
The a's the turket meaning of Return to Oz. And
that was two years ago, twenty thousand years. That's pretty
good for a movie stream So check that one out.
I just I don't I mean, I was looking forward
to it because I thought, you know, back in the nineties,
Tim Burton did a lot of great classic movies. But
I just I don't know if I don't know if
that one's that good, it's not terrible anyway, Troy did
five dollars Troy throw docs in a time of ancient gods,
warlords and kings and land of turmol. It cried out
for a hero. She was Xena, the Mighty Princess, forged
in the heat of battle. I never watched Zena were
your Princess. I remember when that was super popular. When
that was out, I just didn't watch it. I'll tell
you the best Girl Boss series, Buffy the Vampiresler, that's
the best one. Yeah, we did a podcast on that too,
Jamie and I did. I mean, there's some annoying woke
shit in it, but it's still pretty good. So there's
we did a dang that was five years ago. It's
crazy four or five. Appreciate those super chest you guys
a lot of fun here. Let's see Max Pacello ten
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Church Saturday. Your content was very haful throughout my catechism.
Thank you, hey man, many years to you. I love
hearing those stories. That's great. And you know, people people
might diss the movie stuff, but a lot of people
come over here when they see a movie analysis and
then they stay for the orthodox stuff. So talking about
all this other stuff isn't a bad thing. It's actually
you know, a funnel, you know, the Buffy the vampire
to orthodoxy pipeline. Baby, That's what I'm talking about. And yes,
there is woke, there's left, there's skittle stuff and Buffy,
but it's still I mean, Joss Whedon is was was
a good writer for shows and series. He was good
at it. I'm not saying his politics is good, He's
it's just ridiculous. But anyway, I hope you guys enjoyed
the revisiting the Alien franchise, the Alien series. I hope
you liked touching on the trauma based mind control, assassin cult, Crolean,
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