Jamie Hanshaw joins me to discuss the academic and psychiatric accounts of mind control and ritual abuse cults. We will compare notes and books to separate fact from fiction in the creepy topic.
#silenceofthelambs #hanniballecter #manhunter I give my take on this gruesome, symbolism-packed film. I cover the theory the whole thing is something other than what most think and link it to the other works from Dace McGowan and Douglas Valentine on the subject. Trauma based MK ultra is at work? Tell me what you think below!
The boss of world car maker Nissan — arrested and under intense surveillance around his luxury mansion, and charged with gorging himself with about $140 million of unauthorized pay1 — makes a daring escape from under the nose of Japanese authorities and across half the world. It will take months for details of how Carlos Ghosn ran away to become public, and probably years to verify which of them are true and which are diversionary stories.
#fromhell #alanmoore #hollywood We all missed this in the Alan Moore adaptation starring Johnny Depp, Heather Graham and Ian Holm. Not only did we miss that key component, we can now see how relevant this specimen of esoteric hollywood really is, especially given the news the last few years.
We continue the globalization books series by analyzing a lesser-known but telling work from master propagandist HG Wells on theology and the coming religious worldview of the new world order. Wells not only anticipated the developments of the coming dystopia’s governance, but its religion as well. The full talk will be available to JaysAnalysis subscribers. Live at 8PM CST
Perhaps the most insidious rewriting of recent history by Hollywood is Zero Dark Thirty‘s narrative that torture helped find Bin...
Perhaps the most insidious rewriting of recent history by Hollywood is Zero Dark Thirty‘s narrative that torture helped find Bin...
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For those who find themselves with excess time this holiday season which they would prefer not to squander with idleness or Netflix binges, then I’d like to offer this serving of Frank Capra films to uplift the soul.
Frank Capra (1897-1991) stands as one of the most brilliant directors/producers of the 20th Century, and sadly also one of the least understood- known at best for the film It’s a Wonderful Life played every year as a Christmas tradition, or Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
