MBELDOG BLOG

This post will change, I'll move it up the order when I change it.

Opening the eyes of the world to America's freedoms, next to an inverted US Army pentagram, all 3 of this trinity of sacrificial lambs are only 17 years old. (note the advert with mi6 (and A) on the overlapping page, there was also an advert for Panasonic with the Olympic interlocking rings in this segment)


Brainwashed tools, look at their entraining policy... isn't the opposite the case at the moment (with the credit crunch and all that).

At one point Nate Ford (Timothy Hutton) creates a distraction in order to delay the guy they are trying to get revenge over by shattering windows (shattered glass/shattered mind... click the link...) At the end of the episode, the British girl pictured face-to-face with her is said to have bought new shoes, Parker (MPD victim) says "What is it with women and shoes?", British girl responds "There's something wrong with you..." and she is backed up by Christian Kane (33 yo actor, born 1974), "That's what I said..." (showing again mirrored phraseology). Straight after this Ford says, "If it's gonna fall 30% (stocks, specifically 33) you can make shattering (emphasised in the show) amounts of money." Then at the end (spin camera motion, by spider/grid type arhetectural structure) Parker says "I already forgot your names..." (said earlier by her too) when they're about to go their separate ways. But they decide they can't, and the British girl references "White king, black knight." Showing duality (in deciding whether to fight for good or evil). And it ends with a nice quote to affirm our programmed dislike of corporations and the "elite" from Ford, "People like that, corporations like that, they have all the money, they have all the power and they use it to make people like you go away." It is very interesting to watch, some random things that I could not interpret, like she did some odd squeeky laugh when Ford spoke of how he "picked up a lot of stuff" in his job as an insurance guy (a reference to one of her alter personalities' ability to remember things like a computer?). I don't know why all these shows (around the world, i.e Doctor Who) have started putting blatant MC'd MPD victims and themes in their shows, perhaps they want it all to come out...

By the way, Robert Mugabe... could anyone be more obviously mind controlled (by the generals who are really running the show in the country), he even has the Hitler-esque moustache which seems to be a symptom of it (Hitler was a mind controlled British pawn)... looks like they're cooking up a war over the "sham election", why the hell didn't we invade America then, over both of the previous elections, the epitomy of sham elections (Bush won neither, now millions have died).

As mainstream and cliched Coldplay have become, there music isn't half bad (debateable) and at least they're playing their part in the controlled revolution with mind control lyrics and wearing all the revolutionary symbols (V, clothing, note the purple line down his trowsers and various other things etc.). Anyone who watches the Daily Show knows the political (and the entire) system is the most f*cked up, nonsensicle shit imaginable (without going in to why that is the case, it has to be said), revolution is needed. As much as people probably hate Coldplay, their latest album has some interesting songs and lyrics imo. Some good follow up links in this daily behemoth post.

Another film you should probably not watch which I thought was really well put together was The Ruins and is 1hr 31mins (13 synch). It is set atop a Mayan pyramid (without it's capstone, in typical illuminati fashion), the plant growing on the pyramid (with red flowers, rose resonant) is sentient and gets inside your body (they remind me of tentacles), they are made to stay there as sacrifices to it (like the new Kill yourself to Save the Earth Global Warming cult) by modern day Mayans. It's poster reminds me of the War of the Worlds one (and the US green party logo, see Secret Sun post) and this motif is probably being used to create a sense of terror and fear around it, so when we see something like (tentacle UFO's or sumit?) our reaction is already programmed (trauma/psychological impact of watching these films, Indiana Jones included). It sucks you in emotionally as an extremely attractive blonde girl who you are made to have a subconscious emotional connection with (by showing her nude, and by contrasting her to her shocking and annoyingly naive friend), then she is the one who is most brutalized by the sentient pyramid plant, which got me pretty choked up. I don't even want to go into the potential for it being a metaphor for trauma based mind control (victims at the top of the illuminati pyramid having their skin penetrated by tentacles and whatnot) because there's been too much of that lately (and a whole lot more). Produced by Spyglass (looking glass) Entertainment, and distributed by Dreamworks, here is the wiki link to the book it is based on (link to film near top). Good summarization of the film from a reviewer: "The Ruins does what a good psychological horror movie should do: rely on tension rather than gore to achieve its aims. This bleak, edgy motion picture isn't concerned with appealing to the masses that flock to multiplexes to enjoy the spatterings of the latest serial slasher or the hollow weirdness of a PG-13 ghost story." Worth a watch, I agree with the reviewer, I've noticed that these horror films which I usually hate have been appealing to me more on a psychological level (being focused on fragmented personalities etc.) and they have been doing a lot more similar types of themes in things like Doctor Who (regular personalities who you can absolutely relate to, being put in horrific situations), look out for typical "spin camera" motion just before something insane happens and the like. (I watched the Unrated DVD rip by the way)