Tonight is the beginning of Samhain, which signifies the beginning of the "dark half" of the Celtic year:
Wiccan "Wheel of the Year"
This gives quite a good explanation for all of the Monster/Moon-star syncs (involving Vampires/Drac-ula, ZOmbies and Witches) which have been around every corner leading up to this point, as this "Moon-star" sync has to do with the Moon pillar of Freemasonry:
Moon and Stars
Carl Calleman has posted recently about the beginning of the 6th night on November 8th, 2009. The "people" (if you want to call them that) controlling the media are perfectly aware of this shift, having bombarded the mass consciousness with symbols associated with this near-simultaneous "Night" in both the Mayan Calendar and the Celtic Calendar.
The Cancer "69" crab, associated with the moon, can be seen as "6-Moon" or Sixth Night, since 9 is the Moon in the Kabala Tree of Life.
The recently released movie "Boondock Saints 2: All Saints Day" ties in with Samhain and the "Beginning of the Night" as well, as All Saints Day is on November 1st. Samhain is on the night of October 31st and through November 1st.
Teaser image for All Saints Day
One gun pointing upward, one pointing downward. As above, so below, or "69", where 6 represents "as below" and 9 "as above". Notice the "silvery" aspect of the coloring. Silver is associated with the moon through the Crescent symbol, which is used as a symbol for both the moon and Silver (probably because the moon appears to be a silver color). The chemical symbol for silver is "Ag", which can be seen as 17. I believe this has some connection with the Moon and the 7 stars of Orion (1+7) seen above the Moon pillar in the tracing board.
The words "Aequitas" and "Veritas" are seen. These words together mean "Truth and Justice". Hopefully a pointer to the path mankind will take during these times... These words give us another "as above so below" with the "A" of Aequitas pointing upward, and the "V" of Veritas pointing downward.
Aequitas is the Roman Goddess of "Fair Trade and Honest Merchants". Very interesting, considering the current economic climate. Calleman talks about a great shift in the way currency is handled in his description of the 6th Night.
Veritas is the Roman goddess of Truth. She's also the daughter of Saturn/Satan. I'm not sure how much I trust these Roman/Vatican connections, but they are there anyway, and line up quite well with what Calleman says about the Sixth Night.
Happy Halloween
(edit: Interesting personal sync - I watched the original Boondock Saints for the first time during my first and only experience on mushrooms.)
Okay, this is new to me. I haven't scrolled through a TV menu or really looked too deep into what's going on in TV land these days (in person, at least, I read plenty of blogs which tell me everything I need to know about it), so seeing this is pretty much a kick in the teeth. I asked one of my friends what "Jon and Kate Plus 8" was, since I have no clue what it is and I'm not sure what made me care all of a sudden, but then he brought this up and I asked him what it was. He sent me this link, and all I can think is "what the fuck is wrong with the people involved in bringing us this trash"? Meaning the people who organize these pedophile conventions, the people who voluntarily enter their children into them, the people who decided it would make a good TV show, and the people who watch this shit. Everyone involved with this is very fucked up, unfortunately including the children involved. I've noticed a trend in exposing young children to matters which they should really not be involved with, as is the case with shows like Wife Swap, which I have only seen fleeting glimpses of in my failed attempts to avoid television at all costs. Even shows like "Jon and Kate Plus 8" seem to be the same old "growing up with camera crews" that we're all desensitized to. This "toddlers and tiaras" show has a target demographic, and it's definitely not middle-aged moms sitting at home with nothing to do. TLC is still "the learning channel", but you're only learning that TV is fucked up and should be abandoned entirely in its current state.
I apologize if this is old news, but it disturbed me to the point where I needed to vent.
The pace of this blog has changed quite a bit in the last couple of months. My interest in vivisecting seemingly mundane news articles has waned significantly, as it is really just pointless altogether to focus on things that are like bait to certain types of people. My life has improved since my sister's vampiric boyfriend was kicked out of the house, and I have to say that complaining about it was at least something to write about. Things are happening, just very slowly... It's obvious that the media which we tend to write about is controlled, and it's becoming very apparent that they control the ebb and flow of our "revelations" and topics discussed here on sync blogs such as my own (feel free to disagree, as this is really just a paranoid theory I've decided to pay attention to). The self-described "omnipotent" 'THEY' are easily ignored, but should we choose to avoid them we miss a lot of the truth they are required to put out.
I've just been trying to focus more on what makes me happy lately, rather than drowning myself in the humiliating sorrow which has infected my life since early childhood. I've been meditating a lot more often than usual, and my dreams have been extremely vivid but very personal. I will often "wake up" only to wake up again, which is sometimes confusing but usually funny. The way I meditate is probably different than most people, because I don't do any chants or anything like that. I only work on clearing my mind and relaxing deeply, which I recommend to people who are bogged down by stress and stuff like that. Just take yourself out of it for a while, no damage done! Thoughts are not as important as peace.
Sometimes reality will run up and slap us in the face with something we seem to keep forgetting... In my case, my syncs are becoming so personal and extraordinarily commonplace (if that makes sense) to the point that it wouldn't be very interesting to read about (and even harder to follow than my usual spastic synchromysticizing), but this whole "Zombie" theme is following me around like a stray cat I gave some food to. In fact most of my personal syncs involve Monsters/Moon-stars (connection thanks to Jake), which is reminding me of the Moon pillar. The whole "moon sync" rush is far from over, it's just becoming a tad more obscure, but with the release of "This Is It" we may just see an influx of moon-related themes...
Big thanks to everyone who has been keeping up with my blog even through this slow time, and to everyone in general for sticking around and leaving comments and writing cool stuff in your own blogs. You are appreciated more than I can express. My posts are written entirely in my train of thought, but I hope that doesn't make them too predictable.
Today I sat down and watched two movies by "director" Roger Corman. The first was entitled "The Undead" and the second was "It Conquered the World". They were featured on two episodes of the TV show Mystery Science Theater 3000 (one of the only tv shows I still watch and it was cancelled long ago), so if you're not into the commentary you might want to skip the videos below, though I would skip them anyway because the movies themselves are pretty awful. I picked them both at random, and didn't know they were both directed by Roger Corman.
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The Undead
The title alone makes you think of zombies, or even vampires. Nope. Well, the movie does begin with Satan talking to the audience, so maybe that counts? This movie is about a man who is interested in past-life regressions, so he picks up some random woman and takes her to a "psychical research" institute (I think? Looks pretty dirty in there) and sends her into a trance by rubbing his palm with his finger. Her consciousness is transported into one of her previous lives where she is about to be executed for being a witch, probably some time in the middle ages. Her future mind tells her how to escape the situation and "Helene", the supposed witch, is off on an adventure filled with a singing gravedigger, some kind of succubus and an imp who can turn into bats and cats, some guy named "Pendragon" (though they pronounce it "pendra-gone", for reasons unknown) who has taken a liking to her, an older witch who eventually joins her, and Satan himself. So a bunch of stuff happens, Pendragon nearly sells his soul to Satan so that he can save Helene, but the guy from the beginning who initially put her into the trance puts himself into a trance and somehow materializes into the same frequency as Helene. Not sure how that works. Anyway, he stops Pendragon from selling his soul, (he even suggests that Pendragon "rent out" his soul to Satan for a month, which even the dark lord himself laughs off), and they somehow reach the conclusion that Helene must sacrifice herself to save the entranced woman in the future. So Helene jumps under the executioner's axe with the glee of a dog about to receive a milk-bone, but unfortunately the guy who sent his consciousness back in time to save the entranced woman's consciousness is stuck with Satan because Helene is now dead and he has no other connection to his original time and place (Whew!). So the message of the movie is "kill yourself and go to hell". I think.
I just noticed the combination of themes in this movie, the whole hypnosis and past life thing intertwined with a sort of mysticism (of course "black magic" is mentioned. What about all the other kinds of magick?) made it stand out in a weird way.
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It Conquered the World
In this movie, a military scientist (I think) named Tom Anderson (not the one from The Matrix, though it is an interesting synchronicity) has made contact with a being from Venus, of course no one believes him but he invites it down anyway. The alien begins its stay on earth by shutting down everyone's utilities, sending out little drones (which I'm pretty sure are the "bats" from "The Undead") that bite policemen in the back of the neck and then die which somehow controls their minds, and sends everyone into a panic. Tom is the only one who can contact the alien, and he is convinced that the alien is doing the right thing by dropping the NWO on everyone's heads (one of the commentators even mentions the New World Order, and in the movie it's called "The Society for the New World"), giving the whole "saving humanity from itself" excuse. Tom's friend (Brother? They seem to have the last name) Paul attempts to stop him, and in the process gets in a nasty pillowfight with one of the drone-bats and has to kill his wife who has been mind-controlled. Tom's wife then goes to the cave where the Venusian being is staying and tries to kill it, but of course she gets killed instead, she's a woman in a movie from the '50s. This movie also sort of follows the whole "zombie" theme with the mind-controlled slaves of the alien, but without the "death and rebirth" thing. Tom confronts the alien but is killed at the same time he kills it. The line "Man is a feeling creature, and because of it the greatest in the universe" is uttered. Go man! Then the movie ends after a short speech by Paul.
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The Undead was kind of hard to sit through, but these were not the worst movies I've ever seen. They're still bad, but I think the title of "worst movie ever" should go to this one called "The Room", which I had the displeasure of watching earlier today:
Yes, these are the main characters
If you're interested in more MST3K episodes or just poorly-made movies in general, I highly suggest Overdrawn at the Memory Bank. It's actually a 9 part miniseries that was made for Canadian Public Access (and it really shows), but for your kon-venience it's been condensed into an hour and thirty minutes. It follows the whole Orwellian/Reality Simulation theme (very poorly), and the plot revolves around a guy with a funny name played by Raul Julia who lives in this Semi-Orwellian future who just wants to watch "cinemas", but is instead sent to rehab where his consciousness is uploaded into a baboon, but everything gets screwed up when he tries to come back to his body and he's stuck in a simulated reality which he has total control over. See how many sync themes you can spot...
Iowa City police are investigating an early morning assault in which a man accused another of being a zombie, then punched him twice. Police said the assault occurred at 1:17 a.m. Sunday at an Iowa City restaurant south of the University of Iowa campus.
A man was ordering food when he was approached by another man who called him a zombie, then hit him in the eye. When the victim tried to call police on his cell phone, the man punched him again, breaking his nose.
The man then ran out a back door.
The victim was taken by ambulance to a hospital.
Remember, the Zombie theme is a reference to Death and Rebirth. Zombies are sometimes (rarely, actually, they're usually some sort of gray) portrayed as being green due to their decomposed skin, giving another Osirian reference (Osiris was portrayed as a Green Man) to go along with the 17 (Osiris resonating number) in the story.
IOWA=9+15(6)+23(5)+1=21, or 7+7+7 (without reducing the 15 and 23, you still get 48/4+8 which is 12, 21 backwards. The numbers 1 and 2 resonate with Jupiter through its astrological symbol). It also seems to contain a reference to Jupiter's moon/Mythological figure Io, and the hebrew letter Vav (Wa).
Update: StrangEye pointed out this story in the comments:
Winnipeg Police are not reporting any arrests in connection with the so-called downtown Winnipeg 'Zombie walk' Sunday evening.
Callers to CJOB reported seeing a crowd of up to 400 people made up as ghouls prowling downtown Winnipeg... the bizarre procession shambled from the Exchange District to Portage and Main, then west to Portage and Memorial, before proceeding south to the Legislature.
Police tell CJOB they sent a few cruiser cars out to monitor the happening, in response to some complaints from residents.
"Zombie walks" are actually quite common these days, as zombies have become a popular "modern nerd" meme. And by "modern nerd", I don't mean someone who has actually earned the title of nerd through being skilled in anything technical, I just mean someone who goes to those creepy conventions, likes to party and will dress up as anything to fit in with the other "nerds". In other words, to be a "nerd" these days all you have to do is watch Anime, play video games and talk on internet forums (all three of these things are done religiously, I know because I went through my own total "internet nerd" phase but learned that like many other modern "tribes", their culture is corrupted), so you are just as controlled as anyone who soaks in the media without the proper filters. Interesting that one of these zombie walks coincided with yesterday's reverse zombie attack.
Americans seem to be cooling toward global warming.
Just 57 percent think there is solid evidence the world is getting warmer, down 20 points in just three years, a new poll says. And the share of people who believe pollution caused by humans is causing temperatures to rise has also taken a dip, even as the U.S. and world forums gear up for possible action against climate change.
In a poll of 1,500 adults by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, released Thursday, the number of people saying there is strong scientific evidence that the Earth has gotten warmer over the past few decades is down from 71 percent in April of last year and from 77 percent when Pew started asking the question in 2006. The number of people who see the situation as a serious problem also has declined.
Also, from the video in the link, some guy wrote a book called "SuperFreakonomics"? Rick James lives on in the hearts of economists everywhere...
I'm aware that these kinds of polls are almost entirely controlled, but it's still interesting that just yesterday I was hoping that more people would wake up to the obvious scam of the Green movement.
TORONTO (NBC) -- Rubik's cubes and Leonardo da Vinci a strange combo? Not in Toronto where five people worked two months to recreate "The Last Supper" from Rubik's cubes.
Over 4,000 cubes were used to make an eight by 16-foot masterpiece.
The Guinness people are looking to see if it breaks any records.
A prominent Florida collector has acquired the artwork.
A six (solar number)-year-old Chinese girl has doctors puzzled after thick grey hair started growing all over her body, earning her the nickname "cat-girl".
Li Xiaoyuan, from Fengkai in southern China, had a small birthmark on her back just months ago, which has since grown to cover her entire back and parts of her arms and face, The Sun reports.
"Doctors told us it was just how a birthmark even when it started spreading but now it covers half her body," her father Li Yan was quoted as saying.
"None of the other children want to play with her, they are calling her cat-girl and are really mean."
Her mother Li Jian said it broke her heart (the sun and the heart are associated, as the sun is the heart of the solar system) to see her daughter suffer like this.
A surgeon at Zhaoqing City Dermalogical l Hospital in China's Guangdong province said Li Xiaoyuan may have a rare skin disease that makes normal moles run amok.
THEY'RE faithful, friendly and furry - but under their harmless, fluffy exteriors, dogs and cats, the world's most popular house pets, use up more energy resources in a year than driving a car, a new book says.
In their book Time to Eat the Dog: The Real Guide to Sustainable Living, New Zealand-based architects Robert and Brenda Vale say keeping a medium-sized dog has the same ecological impact as driving 10,000km a year in a 4.6 litre Land Cruiser.
Calculating that the modern Fido chows through about 164kg of meat and 95kg of cereals a year, the Vales estimated the ecological footprint of cats and dogs, based on the amount of land needed to grow common brands of pet food.
"There are no recipes in the book," Robert Vale said, laughingly.
"We're not actually saying it is time to eat the dog. We're just saying that we need to think about and know the (ecological) impact of some of the things we do and that we take for granted."
It's adorable! We must sacrifice it in the name of the Green (Greed) movement!
Dog/Gods being compared to Cars/Chariots? I'm reminded of "Chariots of the Gods", a.k.a UFOs. The UFO/Merkaba/Chariot theme is heavy in these times, with news of imminent E.T. disclosure, the "Balloon Boy" farce, and my own UFO dream.
This story should be proof to anyone that the whole Green movement is worthless, especially when one notices this book was written by architects/Masons. Just a coincidence?
I had a very strange dream last night. I don't know if it was some sort of astral projection or what, because I spent most of yesterday in deep meditation.
I was in some kind of apartment, not really sure where. It looked like very early morning, just before the sun comes up. Someone (I think it was my sister) said she saw something in the sky, and I looked to see if there was anything. Wouldn't you know, there was a UFO not very high up, glowing orange/yellow and spinning, moving across the sky. We discussed this, and I sort of thought "well, that's over". Nope. Next thing I know, I look out the window and there are more of them, very close to the ground, just hovering slowly down the street outside the apartment. As the sun started to rise, I could see more vehicles on the street. They were strange 4 legged walking machines, very alien looking. It was an alien parade, or maybe some sort of march. I recall going down to the street (it was just a little frosty outside) and seeing the beings that were marching down the street alongside the UFOs and Walker machines. They reminded me of clowns. I remember going inside and trying to get my dad's attention but he wouldn't believe what I was telling him. I think he was in shock or denial or something.
The UFOs were so vivid. They had a "spoked wheel" design so you could clearly see them spinning, and they looked pretty much exactly like every saucer ever reported. The walker machines were like metallic orbs (which probably had a pilot inside) with 4 spider legs sticking out. I recall not being too afraid of this event, just kind of shocked. I really didn't even read too much about UFOs or anything like that yesterday, I spent most of the day reading up on Codex Alimentarius.
It was very militaristic, by the way. It wasn't a fun kind of parade march. If I recall correctly, I got the impression that they were rounding people up.
WASHINGTON - White House advisers have stepped up their attacks on Fox News, claiming the cable television network is a Republican mouthpiece whose programming "is geared toward making money."
Several critics questioned the wisdom of the move while one of President Barack Obama's top adviser pledged Sunday that administration officials would still appear on the top-rated cable news network.
Last week, White House communications director Anita Dunn said Fox News operates "almost as either the research arm or the communications arm of the Republican Party."
On Sunday, Rahm Emanuel, President Barack Obama's chief of staff, said, "It is not a news organization so much as it has a perspective."
An insidious brainwashing program set to be launched next week will “organically” weave the government’s political propaganda into prime time network television shows, with positive talking points about Obama’s environmental, bailout, health care and “servitude” agenda being seamlessly integrated into the content of dramas, reality shows and comedies.
Under the auspices of a program run by the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF), network TV shows will be used to promote “service and volunteerism” on behalf of the public as part of a “week-long of television programming on all four leading broadcast networks – ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and all affiliated broadcast and cable properties as well, and other networks, beginning October 19.” According to the EIF press release, “Network shows that will feature volunteerism in some way during the week of Oct 19th,” include the following.
ABC All My Children, America’s Funniest Home Videos (okay, how the hell are they going to pull that off?), Brothers and Sisters, Castle, Cougar Town, Dancing With The Stars, Desperate Housewives, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Flash Forward (FF/66), General Hospital, Good Morning America, Grey’s Anatomy, Hank (Ankh), Jimmy Kimmel Live, Modern Family, One Life To Live, Private Practice (PP/P=16/1+6=7, so PP is 77), The Forgotten, The Middle (Pillar), The View, Ugly Betty
CBS Cold Case (CC/33), Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, CSI: NY (OZ), Gary Unmarried, Ghost Whisperer, Numb3rs (obvious)
FOX America’s Most Wanted, Bones, Brothers, COPS (all references to Freemasons), So You Think You Can Dance (dance=ritual), Til Death
NBC 30 Rock, Access Hollywood, Community, Days of Our Lives, Heroes (Horus), Parks and Recreation, The Biggest Loser (the audience), The Office (drone conditioning), Today Show
Despite the fact that this was announced back in September, a new investigation by John Nolte has revealed all kinds of surreptitious connections that give a solid indication of what we can expect to be promoted by the TV shows that will effectively be under government control from Monday onwards.
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I just woke up from a pretty depressing dream. Every time my ex-girlfriend shows up in one of my dreams I go through the pain of befriending her and then being rejected again. It's my fault, really.
I'm pretty jaded towards the whole relationship thing. It revolves around possession, and I've grown out of that. It just sucks how every time I attempt to show someone love they think I'm trying to bind them to me. I mean, in a way that's what our idea of "love" is. I think "open relationships" are disgusting, personally. I'm just kind of screwed when it comes to finding some sort of companion, or someone to share my deepest feelings with. It seems impossible now, but I'm not robotic enough to give up loving emotions completely. So I'll just have to deal with this incredible pain for now.
A woman who is a self-described "abortion addict" has written a book in which she details having 15 terminations over 17 years.
In her book called "Impossible Motherhood: Testimony of an Abortion Addict," Irene Vilar, 40, said she got pregnant and had the abortions as a way of rebelling against her "controlling" husband who didn't want children, according to the Daily Mail.
From the age of 16 until 33, Vilar ended the pregnancies and also attempted suicide several times. She claims that her husband, a 50-year-old Latin American literature professor, told her that having children killed sexual desire. So she stopped taking her birth control pills as a way of defying him.
This story includes both a 17 and a 33. It also makes very, very little sense to me. I guess it's revenge against her ex-husband in the form of destroying his unborn children, but he said he didn't want them anyway...
So was this whole thing a setup or what? They all seem really, really nervous, even though the host of the show still plays along with the script. What the hell is going on here?
Oh yeah, I also called that he wasn't in the balloon in the first place. That thing is tiny!
Also, listen in at 0:43.... Was that a fart? Anyway, I was thinking maybe the parents were just nervous that they're on TV, but since they've been on Wife Swap that seems unlikely. I'm wondering if the scripted part was where his parents are "surprised" that he could hear them (it seems like the kid is trying really hard to remember his line or something), or if he broke the script by saying that he could hear them (this is the most likely option, since it's obvious that this was the parents' attempt at making more money from TV appearances). I have no clue at this point, really...
Another symbolic approach to this strange story is this.... The beings which we thought were in UFOs are actually on Earth.
This made me laugh harder than anything has in a very long time (watch this trash at your own risk, I have a strange sense of humor):
These are the same children as the video above. Thanks to Orgone Gnosis for providing the video.
The workers at Thorpe Parke carried out a Ouija board session on the horror themed rollercoaster SAW - The Ride after the opening night of their creepy Halloween themed "Fright Nights".
The group chose the park's newest ride, which boasts gruesome features mimicking the sinister torture scenarios from the grisly film SAW, as the scariest place in the park to hold it.
But bosses didn't see the funny side when they heard staff had tried to communicate with the spirit world through a talking board which has been blamed for subsequent paranormal going-ons.
I kinda hate rollercoasters.
A Thorpe Park insider said: "Guests started to report an extreme drop in temperature when they walked into the ride building where the seance was held and others unusual happenings.
"Lights started to go on and off with no explanation and the special effects would start up even after being switched off and there were reports of footsteps with nobody there.
"Doors could be heard banging and it was then news of the Ouija board session came out and the members of staff responsible have been spoken to and suspended from work."
Thorpe Park in Surrey has now called in Rev Lionel Fanthorpe, the UK's leading authority on the unexplained, who is currently examining the ride for evidence of paranormal activity.
He says if he finds any signs of spirits "crossing over from the other side" he will carry out an exorcism.
In unrelated news, I'm just having one of those days where everything seems to go wrong. It's definitely a pattern that has to do with getting woken up by the TV upstairs. It seems like every time this happens, I have a very hard time not being very angry throughout the day. I can't tell if I'm angry that I have to endure the electromagnetic blast being put out by that monstrous television, or if I'm angry because nothing is working out the way I want it to. Either way, this sucks. Is it just me or have I mentioned this about 3,000 times in this blog already? It just keeps happening.
Everyone seems to be focused on the giant runaway UFO balloon that a 6 year old boy was supposedly in (I never saw any evidence that proved he was even inside it), and it's interesting that his dad is into pyramids on Mars and the boy's name is "Falcon" (Horus, age 6/Sun), but as amazing as these synchronicities are there is something fishy about it... A Young Falcon/Horus (Solar symbol) traveling inside of a UFO? Really now?
Empty Sun Balloon
"They're unusual, yes, of course. He's sort of a scientist slash inventor. They're storm chasers -- they go after tornadoes, hurricanes, things like that," he said.
Is this one of those guys that chases UFOs for the government? Falcon is an odd name for a human being, which probably means that the dad here knew what he was doing naming his kid after the symbolic bird of prey.
Also, did anyone pick up the symbolism in the title of Michael Jackson's new song "thIS IS it"?
At birth, Alex weighed a normal 8 1/4 pounds. On a diet of strictly breast milk, his weight has more than doubled. He weighs about 17 pounds and is about 25 inches long.
now for some unrelated music:
Squarepusher - Chin Hippy
I'm having problems with health insurance myself, as I've turned 21 and I'm supposed to be in college if I want health insurance. So if I get injured somehow (which has never happened) my family and I are screwed.
I had a pretty crazy dream last night.... All I can remember is being in a house with a frozen lake in the backyard which everyone was telling me to play hockey on. Then some hockey players came and starting working on the roof of the house. Then I was in a school eating a really fucked-up looking burrito and talking to a few people I used to know about hockey. It's interesting because I've never been interested in hockey, and I have no clue why my dream centered around that.
I honestly don't know what to make of that dream. Anyway, I've been playing a lot of Doom lately, I fixed my internet connection (seemingly through magick as I really have no idea what I did) and can now play it online with a friend.
Notice the blue and gold, and the two pyramids.
I'm pretty sure I've brought up Doom here before, but I've been playing this game my whole life. It's packed with symbolism, which is of course intentional. The game is also filled with ZOmbies, which have been a recurring theme in the Sync realm as a sort of "death-rebirth" motif.
Update: Andre over at the Alien Project posted this Project Camelot interview with Jordan Maxwell on his blog, it is extremely interesting and I'd take the 3 hours to sit down and watch it all. It includes a pretty chilling story about a reptilian alien... It seems like every time I listen to Maxwell I end up changing my mind about something. When I first heard about the "Reptilian" business, I had a feeling that they were very real. That feeling started to fade, but that was because it really scared me and us humans will take a comfortable lie over the truth any day. I can't wait to see Jordan's new presentation.
This probably isn't news to anyone besides me, but here it is anyway:
What do you get when you make a cross out of the letter "L"?
My friend Brian pointed this out to me, and it's something I had failed to notice before he mentioned it. It's not like we didn't know NASA is a Nazi-Freemasonic (is there really a difference between the two?) organization. The original Swastika was a solar symbol, so even if it's not particularly a Nazi symbol (though in this case it should be seen as one, given who is using it), it still has great symbolic resonance.
Brian also mentioned that the mission may be delayed a couple of days for 10-11-09, which is 9-11-01 reversed. I found that VERY interesting. He also thinks it might trigger a war with civilizations on the moon, while I think it's an attempt to ring the moon like a bell (since it is supposedly a hollow metallic object), which would undoubtedly screw with some resonances on Earth.
Another thing he mentioned was the sculpture at the WTC before 9-11, which is a sphere with the south pole (target of the L-Cross bombing) missing and water flowing out:
Update: Oh yeah, today is also Leif Erikson day. What a "coincidence".
No one has ever told 7-year-old Dominic Osorio that he has brain cancer. Instead, his mother devised a story and made him the lead character. When Dominic undergoes surgery, chemotherapy or radiation, he is not a patient; he is the Dominator, waging war with an evil enemy that he calls a megazoid.
His grandmother, Monique Spagna, recalled the day Dominic finished weeks of daily radiation treatments at Johns Hopkins Children's Center that required the Bel Air boy to wear a mask and remain motionless for what seemed an eternity to a child.
"He could not move, so he would change identities and be the Dominator battling an enemy he called a megazoid," she said. "His mother came up with this story to help him deal with it."
Interesting hand signal they've got there. This seems more like the mom using her child's illness to make some money (since there is now a comic book about "The Dominator"), but that's just me.
Personally I think it's really dark to have a superhero based on the alter personality of a dying child. I wonder if that will fit into the comic book somehow.
(click the video player for a link to Youtube with the rest of the parts in a playlist)
I know I've been doing a lot of stuff on bad movies lately, but I haven't seen this one yet and it's almost Halloween so I might as well do some stuff on Halloween related themes. This is a 1986 movie called "The Worst Witch", and I'm pretty sure it was a TV special or something. So far, it's like a prelude to the Harry Potter series (if it was at an All-Girl's school), before they were a even a dastardly twinkle in the drunken eye of J.K. Rowling. Interpret this movie as you will. It stars Tim Curry as "The Grand Wizard" and a young Fairuza Balk. The only syncs so far are that Fairuza Balk later went on to play a witch in the movie The Craft which was covered extensively by Jake Kotze, the double W sync and Tim CuRRy (TC = 20+3/23/W, for Witch/Wizard of course), who is a one-man sync machine, having been in the movie "IT" where he played a psychotic, child-murdering clown, and he was the androgynous Dr. Frank N. Furter in Rocky Horror Picture Show.
So far, I've heard a pretty bad song, and I've seen the floating disembodied heads of two young girls:
Just look at these breath-taking special effects!
I'd stick around at least until Tim Curry's musical number, which is how I heard about this movie.
I was thinking about this whole Clown/Joker theme, and how it resonates the Fool trump and the Trickster God archetype. Since the Fool trump has been connected to the Sun in other blogs, perhaps it is merely another Solar theme.
I've noticed on nearly every site with info for the movie Zombieland, they use the image of the Zombie (Death-Rebirth) Clown:
Interesting choice.
I will probably update this post with more Worst (Wurst/Frankenfurter?) Witch syncs.
First update: I watched the movie "Street Fighter" earlier (Don't ask me why I punish myself like this) and noticed this painting of the character M. Bison as John Wayne Gacy (another insane clown):
Update 2: Young Fairuza Balk was also in Return to Oz, which I've never seen. I've heard it's a little more "serious" than the original wizard of Oz though. This is interesting to me because I brought up the Clown/Fool as a solar theme, and Oz=Ounces=Gold=Sun. In Worst Witch she is, well, the worst witch at the school, making her a "fool" of sorts.
Right now in Worst Witch, all the first-year girls are being assigned kittens. This reminds me of Ben's work at Pseudo-Occult Media (linked in the sidebar to the right) about "Kittens", but also resonates the Cat as a solar theme (the Sun is associated with Leo). Now the evil witch (played by Charlotte Rae [solar ray/Re]) who hangs out in the woods with a bunch of other vagabond witches (and is planning to take over the school) is singing a song. I paused it in utter horror before she got too far. Must... Continue...
"See you in your nightmares!"
The above image is the definition of this Clown/Witch correlation I seem to be encountering.
(here's a link to Part 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 since they don't seem to be on the playlist)
Update 3: After a really bad green screen "flying" effect scene where the girls are taught how to fly on their broomsticks (I guess? They're not really taught, the teacher [who is in a scarlet flying... dress...] just kind of tells them to fly and they do it], I noticed that Worst Witch herself is named Mildred Hubble, a word which was looked into in this BlackDogStar post (Cat's Eye of the Hubble Bubble) where R.A relates the Hubble Telescope to Tezcatlipoca's Smoking Mirror, which resonates with a witch's bubbling cauldron.
Mildred turns her arch-nemesis Ethel into a pig, effectively linking this movie to Swine Flu (Flu/Flew, Ethel was showing off her flying skills earlier and now she is a pig). The girls are passing around a picture of Tim Curry and kissing it (for what reason, I have no idea) and the teacher Ms. Hardbroom snatches it up, giving us this frame:
Behind her is a giant Blazing star chalkboard, and she is crowned with the Moon and the Stars. This is interesting, because she then tells her students that they are going to be presenting a "broomstick display" for the Grand Wizard (Curry), in which they will be "sinking and rising in an undulating, serpentine formation" then they will "move seamlessly into a large V", and then perform "a dramatic series of nosedives". I shouldn't have to point out the implications of that symbolism for anyone, and I am pretty disturbed by this point.
To be continued tomorrow
Update 4: Here we see Mildred (Balk) next to an "OZ" (O with diagonal line through it) sign:
This seems to be syncing with her role in Return to Oz (which she was in before this movie).
Now Tim Curry as the Grand Wizard is doing his little number. I'll just leave this here...
This song almost seems like it was completely improvised. I can't see anyone sitting down and actually writing this. Anyone spot Tim's tambourine?
Here he is syncing with the Moon and the Heart:
A moment after this, he is superimposed into a Cat's Eye.
In this scene, he holds up a construction paper Sun while syncing with the Moon (making him the middle pillar, I guess?).
The pumpkin at the end literally "sync winks" at us.
So, the girls fuck up their "broomstick display" because Ethel gave Mildred a cursed broom or something. I'm not sure how that couldn't result in a lose-lose situation, as their failure disgusts the Grand Wizard so much that he condemns the entire school and just leaves. Not sure why Ethel thought that was a good idea. Ms. Hardbroom refers to herself as a "Fool" for allowing Mildred into the broomstick display. In Mildred's room as she's planning to run away, we see a poster of David Bowie (as ZiGGy Stardust) hanging on the wall.
Mildred leaves the school to find the evil witches (their leader is the twin sister of the school's headmaster) beginning their spell to take over the school. Mildred begins a "counter spell" (which begins with the words "ishkabibble, ishkaboo"... just found that funny) but she is noticed by the group. They then give chase (very slowly, I might add) and the evil witch tries to turn her into a two-headed cockroach (by singing a single note) which of course doesn't work. It wasn't really a spell, she just made a noise and expected Mildred to turn into a roach. Whatever. Mildred then turns them into snails with the counter spell. Believe me, the confusion is mutual. The "evil witches" were completely unnecessary.
Back at the school, Ethel stupidly reveals to her classmates that Mildred's broomstick was cursed. Mildred's still getting shit from the teachers for leaving the school, but she shows them the box of snails and they believe her. This movie was innovative, in that it included the first scene in movie history where two adults talk to a pile of snails.
Mildred turns them back into witches with a spell, and they proceed to scream their lungs off and sneer at Mildred "menacingly".
Mildred syncs with the Oz symbol once again as she runs to the Great Hall to meet Ms. Cackle (the headmaster):
The Grand Wizard is waiting for Mildred in the great hall, and she receives applause. Tim then gives a pretty insane speech (beginning with "Come, Mildred" and including the sentence "A true witch has witchcraft within her at all times"), and invites Mildred to "fly" with him. She accepts, and they simply float out of the school and take to the skies. This is all very creepy. Tim says "You see? You're not the worst witch anymore", symbolically graduating her from Fool to Magician (or is she a "High" Priestess?) as they fly into the credits. The end.
I recently sat down and watched a movie called Pocket Ninjas with a friend over the internet. I am speechless and recovering from the pain, but he actually decided to write up a review of the movie. I only want to point out some strange syncs: Remember the "Juggalo" (insane clown) people mentioned in my last post? They sometimes refer to themselves as "Ninjas". The ninja masks in this movie even look like insane clowns/Jokers:
The "White Dragon" is somewhat of a superhero (God) in town, and even has his own japanese manga, somehow.
The "leader" of the bad guys is named Cobra Khan (KK). Lots of cobras going around lately. Once again, that number 3 appears, in that there are three "pocket ninjas" (I still have no idea what a "pocket ninja" is). There has been a Red and Gold theme floating around, and two of the "Ninja" masks are colored red and gold.
On to the review, written by my friend Richard (who I synced up my video with and commented on through AIM. Once again, THE BELOW REVIEW WAS NOT WRITTEN BY ME.):
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Pocket Ninjas Review by Richard V.
Pocket Ninjas.
Just when one thought that mid-nineties cinema couldn’t get any worse, and that the freakish face of Robert Z'Dar was finally erased from our minds after such mind-numbingly awful films like Maniac Cop 1-3 and Soul Taker, he again arises in 1997’s cinematic "masterpiece" Pocket Ninjas. Of course, I will admit, that pan faced Z'Dar is really only in the film for probably less that 15 minutes in total (with top billing since no one else made it out of the movie alive), but his screen time makes no sense. At all. Period. But more about that later... Since this is a "movie" about American Karate kids, you can guess that this movie will relentlessly suck on the teat of 3 Ninjas. And it sucks so hard that nothing but blood comes out. There, of course, is no coherent plot.
The movie begins with the three main kids (none of which are Robert Z'Dar, thank Freud. I can’t imagine anyone trying to pass that abomination off as a kid. But it would be funny), being given the mantle of Pocket Ninja/dragon/clueless, roller blading dildo children, which is like being a low rate sidekick trio to a vigilante hero-ish guy, The White Dragon. Don’t worry, you don’t see him much. At all. Period. He and Z'Dar how about as much screen time, really. But keep in mind that these three kids get passed this mantle, by their Karate teacher, and have NO CLUE THAT THE TEACHER IS THE WHITE DRAGON! Go ahead, read that again. In fact, I’ll break it down.
1. There is a ninja guy named White Dragon running around. 2. Three kids are awarded a special honor by their karate teacher to pretty much be sidekicks to the ninja guy. 3. IT DOESN’T OCCUR TO THE KIDS THAT THEIR TEACHER IS GIVING THEM THIS HONOR BECAUSE HE IS THE WHITE DRAGON.
Trust me, I have spoiled nothing. This fact is obvious to anyone that decides to forego having their legs cut off and being forced to walk through salt, lemon juice and bear mace on their newly stubbed legs, to watch this film. By the way, I would go with the amputation than watch this movie. In fact, this whole scene takes place in the first five minutes, and is intercut with opening credits and scenes of Robert Z'Dar "fighting" some guy in a parking lot as well as the White Dragon. See, it is already not making any sense.
I would like to go into some detail as to what else occurs in the movie, but it seems like a bunch of mildly retarded monkeys edited the film together. Anyways, just as soon as these kids get their Halloween costume masks and crappy "this-is-a-whole-bunch-of-black-cloth-so-just-use-this-as-a-ninja-costume" outfits, they go out and find crime to fight, which happens to be the underlings of Z’Dar’s gang. At least, I think it is his gang. Since you seem more of a little kid running things then Z'Dar is in the movie. And the little kids poorly beats the crap out of/"trains" with two henchmen (All of which make me think that they are trying to be cheerleaders). This training thing happens three separate times in the film. Seriously. After the first time, it goes to the "good guys" training. Then it goes to probably the dumbest scene in movie history.
Apparently, Z'Dar chases the White Dragon into a carnival (I make this assumption because there are two clowns, a bunch of balloons, confetti, and really crappy carnival type music), and proceeds to bounce on balloons and fight, play patty cake, dance off, and three stooges fight. Seriously. I wish I could make this up, but it really happens. Then we randomly jump cut to the three kids, in a tree house, looking at comics to try to piece together who the White Dragon is. Yeah, they still haven’t figured it out. I am pretty sure that these kids where choked within inches of their life, causing permanent brain damage in all three of them. This, of course, isn’t the dumbest thing they do. Just wait for it...
Anyways, decide to piece together their own retarded stories that show random cuts of some Asian guy practicing, a couple of people sitting around a table outside (one of the seriously looks like Arsenio Hall) that goes nowhere at all. Then the girl’s idea comes up. Yeah, there is a girl in the trio. Yeah, she is just as dumb. Her idea is that a guy (That is played by the instructor, because I guess she wants to bang him), is the became the White Dragon because he had some crappy vendetta against some guy, and the guy shot the instructor/vendetta guy, so vendetta guy heals from the three gunshot wounds he got from being shot once (I don’t know how that happened either). It goes to the instructor training "montage" (really it is a bunch of shots of him in different places doing "karate things" and brooding). Then he becomes the White Dragon to..... I guess...... um....... take a bite out of crime. I think.....
Can you guess what happens next? Go ahead. Just try... No, you’re wrong. Unless you said there was a worthless battle with wiffle ball bats in a random parking lot. If you did, then I am sorry, and I love you. Really... Anyways, that really happens. Because nothing is more menacing than someone trying to beat the crap out of you with red and blue wiffle ball bats. I am shaking just thinking about it again. The ninjas roll up in the classy 1997 child way (on roller blades) and kick the crap out of the bad guys, kind of, until the cops show up. Everybody runs, and regroups at their respective hideouts, to which we find out that the ninjas have bruises, like they "fell down a bunch of times, onto a doorknob". Wiffle ball bats are very dangerous, don’t you know? They are like a Soul Caliber, with the hurting their user and the opponent.
Right, so kids get back, find out they have a couple of bruises (really it’s one each), and Instructor guy gets concerned towards their safety. The kids LEAVE IN THEIR NINJA OUTFITS. They don’t change, they just, leave. Good ninja skills, kids. You are the next Ninja Warrior Challenge contestants. As one of the kids leaves, he gets stalked by this guy, that I guess is the lead henchman, and he kind of looks like Ice T, it is pretty dumb. Something about the guy getting hit by the car. Blah blah blah, followed by another training montage with the cheerleading squad and then the ninjas, again... then you find out that someone wants to dump toxic waste in the local river body. WHAT?!?!?! SIDE STORY?!?!?!?! NO WAY!!!!!!!!! Don’t worry, A. the ninja kids somehow know it before it even happens, and B. everyone forgets about it for about half an hour, until the guy that came up with the plan comes back to dump more crap. Oh! There is also apparently a gang of stoners that hang out at the beach. But they aren't important, and you NEVER, EVER see them. Then the ninjas go to some random parade that occurs, and they blend in like normal people at a midget convention. The Instructor says they were reckless or something and tells them that it is too dangerous for these kids to keep ninja-ing, so they have to turn in their masks.
Then the last of the montages occur, and you find out that one of the ninjas actually has a family in the form of a mom, that, in real life, was the caterer for the movie. I guess they forgot that they had yet another superfluous character, and looked for the closest person around. Anyways, she comes into the dojo, with cookies, and flirts with the Instructor, then they have internal dialogue. Yeah, it really happens. Then mom leaves, because she realizes that she has better things to do like get kidnapped, which actually happens next. I refuse to mention how, because it was just that bad for 5 whole minutes. But it involves a fishing line and, first a 100 bill, and then coupons, because all women hate money, but love coupons. As this happens, the kids as literally ten feet away, just watching it happen...... Yeah.... Just standing there. Watching. Ten feet away. The whole time.
The kids of course go back and talk to the Instructor, and it is mentioned that EVERYONE IN THE CITY KNOWS WHERE THESE BAD GUYS HANG OUT. EVERYONE. So they go there. Duh. But first, you find out that the small fat one stole two of the masks back, and blames it on a "misspent youth". Because all the time he spent not cleaning his room and eating Twix bars while watching Power Rangers taught him to steal things. Douchebag. But, the little dick bag only stole two masks, his own, and the other boy. Because girls "are icky". So they just ditch her ass, and head over to the warehouse that apparent has a huge sign that says "We’re bad guys, do something about it". And try to save mom. Oh, did I mention that Instructor told them that he was the White Dragon and the three kids gasped in shock, because they kept themselves hydrated by drinking gallons of lead-based paint? Well, he did, and they did. No joke.
So down to the final battle. The ninjas get there, and the toxic waste dumping jackass and his Asian Pedro is there with him, as well as four new henchmen, one of which looks like old school James Hetfield from Metallica, but not really. It is mainly just his mullet. The final battle kind of begins with the White Dragon shows up, and there is no sight of girl ninja. At all. Period. Final battle, nothing happens. Bad guys defeated. Movie over, right? No. First, you find out that this White Dragon is the girl that got ditched 5 minutes ago. Then the little evil kid runs away. Movie over now? If only. There is still 15 minute left. "But what happens in those 15 minutes?" You ask. The toxic waste guys get arrested, and the ninjas run after the main bad guy kid into a random storage unit with a really crappy video game console, where the helmets look like they were part of a Helen Keller art project. Remember Robert Z'Dar? Remember when he was in the film a couple of times earlier? Apparently he is the evil kid’s character in the game. How you ask? I say they still had some tape left in the camera, and thought that Surf Ninjas was the best kid ninja film ever. It is the longest, most drawn out scene in this whole crappy movie since Z'Dar fought the White Dragon in the carnival, or Hell. I haven’t quite figured that out yet. Just think of any good movie that has a good video game scene like Tron, The Wizard, The Last Starfighter, then just piss all over those memories, douse it all in gasoline, and like that crap on fire. That only explains a small fraction of how bad this scene is. Explaining it in detail would, without a doubt, cause a terrible rip in the time-space continuum. We would be sucked into a world in which William Shatner is a 14 time Best Actor Oscar Winner, and Vern Troyer would be the President of the United States, which would have absorbed Mexico and Canada, dubbing Troyer King of the Continent. I can feel you shudder... Luckily, that literally is the end of this "film".
This movie seems like a bunch of retarded children were lit on fire, and would only be put out if they wrote whatever came into their mind first, with all comments about fire being void. I would say that maybe Robert Z'Dar was on drugs when he was doing this movie, or just really smashed all the time, but this movie it too intentional for it to be blamed on anything but his own failed sense of "humor". The whole film looks like it was filmed in the 80’s, but the yearning to become a new 3 Ninjas-type franchise is so 1997, that it really, really hurts when I pee, like trying to pass lawn gnome from my bladder. At many points, I considered attempting to push my face into a garbage disposal. I could get more graphic, but I feel that the nightmares for you may not be worth it. It I have to give this monstrosity, I would give is 13 out of 10 on a shit-o-meter. But the word shit doesn’t sum it up. I have to create a new word to express its awfulness......... Perhaps, craptardadonkulous. So, it is a 13 out of 10 on the craptardadonkulous meter.
-Richard
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I'd personally advise everyone reading this to stay far, far away from this movie. It really doesn't get any worse than this. I leave you with this scene from the movie:
