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Why has Demon Seed by Dean Kooter been overlooked? If you watch the film, you can begin to see why. Too much was revealed and the UK industry couldn’t handle it. In this analysis I delve into the symbolism and hidden meanings rife throughout, while postulating my own theory about the Babalon Working as the real meaning! If you like this analysis, subscribe to my site JaysAnalysis for more!
Wine moms of the demonic apocalypse. All Ive seen in my feed lately is a host of discussion and video analysis of this film, so I thought I’d give it a run. I think the film was mediocre and proposed a few interesting ideas, but ultimately was another version of Shyamalamadingdong’s Happening with – blindfolds (Masonic?). Be sure to like and share and subscribe!
Patrick Henningsen of 21stCenturyWire and Jay Dyer dive into the topic of social engineering and the esoteric through Esoteric Hollywood, now the no. 1 book in America on Amazon’s Film and Hollywood category.
Interrupted broadcast, war reporting and "Suddenly" Sinatra + this day in history w/Donny Hathaway's death and our song of the day by Slowdive on your Morning Monarchy for January 13, 2017.
Harbinger of Baal, after-school Satan and a black moon rising + this day in history w/The Tylenol murders and our song of the day by SURVIVE on your Morning Monarchy for September 29, 2016.
From Themes and Memes:
On this episode, we welcome special guest Pearse Redmond from Porkins Policy Review to discuss the new Netflix Original series, Stranger Things.
Mongolian mummy, more BBC abuse and the art of secret societies + this day in history w/Lincoln shot and our song of the day by Night Moves on your Morning Monarchy for April 14, 2016.
The arrival of the new mini-series of The X-Files, which will feed the nostalgia needs of millions of long-time fans of the series (myself included), has also been met by some scepticism from a few conspiracy enthusiasts who are viewing the return of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully as a CIA or ‘Illuminati’-backed enterprise to ‘soft […]
