This film I caught last night is incredibly dark [apologiez for the messy paragraph btw, might clear it up tomorrow], 14 children are kidnapped and programmed to kill (only very brief examples of the cult-like programming methods; double-binds, confusing the child, keeping it caged and such are shown [and the victims (just about) no longer feel pain and have superior, almost superhuman strength (think of "
hysterical strength", "
berserkers" and such; all MK/mind control is, is the manipulation of countless mental processes/disorders for whatever goal the manipulator has in mind [and all the various techniques/methods employed in moulding them, in this case into rabid/frenzied dog-like psychos (but obviously it can be anything, and the techniques would change as these are just simply brainwashed to think one way, not fully functioning programmed multiples)]; this 'mental manipulation' will have been perfected over thousands of years [going way back as it requires no technology ((electricity and other technological advancements have been hugely important to MK, for obvious reasons)), to the ancient
mystery cults of Dionysus ((click for why)) and in
Egypt I personally think]), which is accurate; the pain is dissociated, everyone knows hypnosis and drugs can be used to anesthetize you]), including the son of a cop who is the protagonist. He is the only one who doesn't see the programmed maniacs as "monsters", he knows they're just programmed people, victims. When they are released they cause
total chaos and the police don't know what to do, symbolizing programmed serial killers,
"random" school shooters etc (and probably symbolic of some future MK massive "End Times" style event, where they trigger perhaps millions of victims in one massive chaotic global event). The film itself isn't that great, though I enjoyed most of it (helps that the premise is very possible; the amount of children that go missing every year is ridiculous, many of these are being taken by programming cults/intelligence operations and the like and turned into whatever they feel like, it could happen to any parent) and the ending was insanely dark:
Perkins' 14 follows the life of Ronald Perkins (Richard Brake), who becomes mentally unstable when his parents are brutally murdered inside their home when he was six years old.[1][2] His paranoia has him convinced that the killers will return in the future to kill him as well.[1][2] At age 34, Perkins snaps and kidnaps 14 people from his hometown of Stone Cove, brainwashes them, and creates a unified team of psycho killers.... Perkins builds an army of 14 people brainwashed through cult-like methods to protect him from his parents' killers [that isn't the only reason shown in the movie; he kidnapped children from happy families because he was jealous that he could never have that loving relationship with his parents (as they were killed; the "illuminati" are jealous of our 'normal', mostly happy family relationships which they have the opposite of)]. When Perkins is imprisoned, the police unwittingly unleash his followers on a small town and they've only got one thing on their mind: "Kill for Mr. Perkins." [A Judge is a friend of Perkins, this is never really explored or explained at all.]
It contains all the usual movie symbolism, checkerboards (he is even shown playing chess with his kidnapped son a few times), a few one eye shots, and of course it contains it's own subversive MK symbolism with
Humpty Dumpty ([after a
great fall] he
breaks into pieces [like MK programming, the mind needs to be shattered into dissociated parts that can be programmed into alter-personalities; or just simply using military programming as an example they want to
break you, so they can build you back up again as a killing machine with no capacity for empathy]) and lots of little things I haven't screencapped. Humpty Dumpty has been used as a self-destruct/suicide program according to Illuminati Formula, and as I've said, is associated with mind shattering programming.
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.
All the king's horses and all the king's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
As you'd expect, Humpty Dumpty features in the likes of
Alice in Wonderland,
Batman,
Wizard of Oz theosophist Frank Baum also did a version, see
wiki.
The Snoopy top on this kid shows
dehumanization in MK.
Model
Shayla Beesley plays the protagonist's daughter, called
Daisy; who he really should be paying more attention to as she is planning on losing her virginity to some punk. The name 'Shayla'
means "
from the fairy palace" and "
blind".
Her friend (takes a
banana) also has
skull and bones imagery on her, and
Daisy takes the
apple (original sin; very conscious as she is shown biting it again in a random quick flashback thing). Scroll to end of post to see her dressed as a
suicidal Snow White, for more of this type of symbolism (Snow White bites the
apple triggering her into a stupor/trance, this is also seen in other Disney stuff like
Enchanted, more on Disney soon; Brothers Grimm were big occultists/MK practitioners).
Shayla grew up on a Navy based town and was trained as a belly dancer at age 7 by her mother whom she emancipated from at age 16. Expect her to see more of her in future (based on her getting on a cover of a foreign Vogue mag, the below mask image [one eye covered, doll make-up], her skull and bones bag etc).
