Is Hollywood run like a Satanic cult?
- Thread starter Roosh
- Start date
The commentator referred to the person as a 'he' a few times. I assume if the commentator thought it was Anne Heche, he would've said so.
Wearing a dress?
Another comedian suggests Hart is an industry puppet who has probably had to do favours:
[language warning]
Last edited:
Good stuff. And despite what the official records say, I strongly suspect Lennon was a Jew based on his physical appearance and his chutzpah and revolutionary spirit. Also, the insane 'Beatle-mania' hype machine was totally manufactured and brought to America in Feb '64 as a tool to make young Americans completely forget about the masonic Coup of '63 (or Coup of 666, three sixes backward on 11-22 [33] ). Granted, the Beatles were an excellent rock band with 3rd Beatle George Martin at the helm, but even as a former fan they never quite lived up to the disproportionate hype IMO.
At least George Harrison converted before he died.
Apartheid wasn't the only reason the liberal world order wanted to bring South Africa to its knees.
Stevie Wonder and 5 Other Artists Banned in Apartheid South Africa: The Beatles, Pink Floyd and More
Stevie Wonder was a political lighting rod during 1985, and most of it was tied to politics in another nation: The pianist was arrested during a South African Apartheid protest outside of Congress and later would dedicate his Best Original Song Oscar (which he won for "I Just Called to Say I...
www.musictimes.com
The Beatles' name was inspired by the ancient Egyptian scarab god, a symbol of godly death and rebirth, so it stands for the takeover of satanism, replacing Christianity.
Lennon as well was on the path to redemption, going off the plantation. That's why they offed him, like other change/degeneracy agents that went rogue on their handlers (Prince, Hendrix, Tupac etc)
And before that they were The Quarrymen, not coincidentally.
On the topic of the Beatles, I remember seeing a blogspot I have since been unable to find explaining the Masonic symbolism in the album cover for Sgt. Pepper's. Not to mention their infamous "Yesterday and Today" album cover that actually got pulled for depicting them in butcher's jackets with raw meat and decapitated baby dolls.
In the recently released Beatles "Get Back" documentary by Peter Jackson, I noticed strong animosity from Lennon to the "Keep Britain British" movement and specifically the "Rivers of Blood" speech by Enoch Powell.
Of course, the film showed a 100% white Britain. But Lennon didn't like this Britain that was supposedly his land and the British fans that made him so wealthy and prominent, and wanted to "fix" Britain with imported minorities. Very Jewish behavior and I agree his physiognomy is odd.
But whether he was ethnically Jewish or not, he was certainly controlled by Jews throughout his career, from (((Brian Epstein))) to (((Alan Klein))), the latter also worked with the Rolling Stones until they fired him for stealing all their money.
Very interesting insight here:
forward.com
Of course, the film showed a 100% white Britain. But Lennon didn't like this Britain that was supposedly his land and the British fans that made him so wealthy and prominent, and wanted to "fix" Britain with imported minorities. Very Jewish behavior and I agree his physiognomy is odd.
But whether he was ethnically Jewish or not, he was certainly controlled by Jews throughout his career, from (((Brian Epstein))) to (((Alan Klein))), the latter also worked with the Rolling Stones until they fired him for stealing all their money.
Very interesting insight here:
On his 80th birthday, remembering the time John Lennon sang ‘Hava Nagilah’
According to Lennon, show business was "an extension of the Jewish religion."
forward.com
I'm not going to lie... I used to love that movie. I watched it at an impressionable age in middle school and thought it was quite artful and affecting. That the script was penned by one Tom Schulman didn't even bother me too much (like most Americans, I rationalized it by telling myself that their tribe writes most screenplays anyway).
It wasn't until I started consuming more content in the Devon Stack vein that I began to look at it differently.
It wasn't until I started consuming more content in the Devon Stack vein that I began to look at it differently.
