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Jay Dyer
21st Century Wire
Cabin in the Woods is an enjoyable satire of basically every horror movie stereotype and archetype imaginable.  The box office hit from 2012 written by Joss Whedon raked in a hefty profit while throwing nods to horror classics like Friday the 13th, Evil Dead and The Shining.  The writing is genuinely funny and the spoofing is spot on, but is there more at work here?   

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Calorie cannibals, prayer warriors and cult films + this day in history w/the beginning of MK Ultra and our song of the day by Father John Misty on your Morning Monarchy for April 13, 2017.

Brett Veinotte of the popular podcast The School Sucks Project joins me to cover the MK Ultra mind control facilities known as public schools. Brett discusses how American education has always been used by the oligarchic power structure to produce the drone clone force needed. We cover the salvific mindset of the early planners of public education, the educational conspiracy, Common Core, as well as the issue of “philosophy of liberty” and whether it requires more.

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Jay Dyer
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By: Jay Dyer
Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of Anthony Burgess’ dystopian novel A Clockwork Orange was definitely due for a full treatment – a full Ludovico Treatment!  I last watched the film some six or seven years ago and, while I knew there were obvious “MK Ultra” themes, there was much I missed.  The same happens with literature too, depending on the phase and time in your life.  Being much more grounded these years later, I am surprised at how much I missed (isn’t that always the case?).

Jay Dyer
21st Century Wire
Continuing the series we began with John Adams, independent researcher Nino steps in to fill in more of the gaps in the history of the counter-culture 60s and later punk scene.  Nino covers the strange connections of so many prominent punkers with the establishment.

Just as quick add-on to yesterday’s post about the Cheney/Rumsfeld regime’s torture programs and their psychological role in provoking so much of the modern radicalism and terrorism coming from the Middle East, there is another angle to this subject I wanted to touch on. The interesting thing about torture – aside from its ineffectiveness in […]