James C said (March 2, 2020):

A statement in your latest article rang a bell with me: "the prevalent Cabalist lie that sex is a religious experience." Sex was an integral part of ancient Baal worship. The temples of Baal were basically houses of prostitution, where sexual immorality was combined with idolatry. Baal worship was a sex and death cult; child sacrifice was as prevalent as abortion is today. It's interesting how things never change

JR said (March 2, 2020):

you are the only one to shine a bright light on this Henry.

what you discuss here causes such visceral damage to people. way more damage than a big bad microscopic bug can do.

thanks for bringing the article back

Aaron said (March 2, 2020):

Yes, I agree with you, The Illuminati hate marriage and love. They hate it because it is something that they have no control over. But they want that control. For example , 1984 and The Adjustment Bureau. They want to be In a position to approve marriage and love just like one approves or rejects applications for whatever. But they want you to love them only, all other loves must be destroyed.

Susan B said (March 31, 2019):

I watch very few movies made in the US. I find the manipulation factor so strong that I cannot focus on the story or acting. Everything is a vehicle for control of the audience. The acting, the scenery, the music, the lighting, the dialogue--everything--is drilled down to steer the audience to a very specific, predetermined and oversimplified message. It is sickening. I don't have a lot of examples to give because I stop watching them after the first couple of scenes and forget them. I do remember starting to watch Seabiscuit but had to turn it off because of the heavy hand so apparent in everything.

I like movies made in Hong Kong and lately South Korea. I rely on subtitles because I don't speak their spoken languages (I like the sound of Cantonese but the Bejing government is pushing Mandarin since '97. Those who speak Cantonese are discriminated against). The acting is so much better, the directors give much more latitude for creative expression. Even a so-so actor is still enjoyable to watch because they are not crammed into a narrow box-- like actors in the US. I enjoy martial arts, triad, comedy, police stories and romantic comedies.

I started out with movies produced and directed by Johnny To. I recommend Love on a Diet or My Left Eye Sees Ghosts. These are not new films but I can watch them more than once over the years. To tends to use the same actors in his various movies. It's fun to see how they handle different roles. If you appreciate Kung Fu then try the first two Ip Man movies.

Matt B said (March 31, 2019):

Rock and roll music is also controlled by the Illuminati, so sexual deviance is often promoted by rock bands.

I used to review concerts for a newspaper in the Chicago area, and sometime around 2000, I was assigned to review a Blink-182 concert.

The first thing I noticed was that a lot of parents had brought their kids to the show, and some of them looked like they they couldn't have been older than 10. These little girls were dressed in extremely provocative
and inappropriate clothing, too.

Of course the lyrics were all about sex, but what really surprised and disgusted me was what the lead singer said to the audience.

Addressing all the underage youngsters in attendance, he said, "Thank your mom and dad for fucking, because that's how you came into the world."

That was disgusting enough, but then he topped it off by encouraging the youngsters in attendance to have sex with more than one person at a time because it's the ultimate experience.

I thought that remark would cause a mass exodus from the venue, but as I recall, I didn't see any parents escorting their children out of the arena.

It was clear to me after that night that we were living in the End Times, and now there isn't very much longer to wait.

Richard S said (March 31, 2019):

There is no shortage of movies we could bring up in relation to this subject.

You may not be familiar with this one I found by accident.

My Old Lady, based on a play by Israel Horowitz

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2908856/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_7

Man with wife and child has an a long affair with a
woman in Paris who has a husband and child. Here we see the unpleasant consequences for the respective children who meet one another years later.

Maggie Smith behaves as if her affair was a harmless expression of love. It was not. Both families suffered greatly and she was oblivious.

But I suggest the following:

Have you ever seen a mainstream movie that celebrated a married monogamous couple having lots of kids?

John said (January 10, 2011):

ve been reading your website for about 2 years now and enjoy learning about what the media never covers. One reason I am contacting you is that I am curious if you've noticed the increased sexual humor being used in the script of Saturday Night Live. Almost every sketch I've seen in the past few years has been fairly sexual. If you were not watching this week and choose to write a column on this, go to hulu.com and look for this week's episode guest starring Jim Carrey. Every single sketch had sexual humor and several had homosexual scenes. The former late night FOX series MadTv never stooped to these levels, which may be the reason the series ended.

Just curious if you have any comments on Saturday Night Live and how it has changed since it started in the 70s.

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Thanks John

I have written about SNL on a couple of occasions. here is one

http://www.savethemales.ca/sex_as_illuminati_weapon_snl_f.html

Graham said (January 10, 2011):

Setting up my new computer I downloaded Real Player. It comes with a package of free movies and games. Take a look at the movies offered http://video.au.real.com/?from=pbox

Sex, violence and puerile ‘humour’ (‘Shut Up and Kiss Me’; ‘All Babes Want To Kill Me’). It’s raining here and the neighbours’ kids (on school holidays) are inside watching this stuff all day. The girl is 13, her little brother 7.

For High School sex education homework the girl was required to write down 20 different ways of ‘having sex’. That’s not different positions; that’s different ‘ways’, the implication being that they are all of equal legitimacy. As for ‘parental guidance recommended’, their parents adore Lady Gaga. They thought the dress made of animal flesh was ‘really funny’. Regardless of who wrote the Protocols, they certainly are in an advanced stage of implementation.

Robert said (January 9, 2011):

Once you realize that Hollywood (and indeed the entertainment industry as a whole, including the Jesus-as-sacrifice-for-our-sins Christian entertainment industry) has an agenda that is set by the Money Power and carried out by its mercenary minions, you no longer view its products passively. When you start to analyze the psychological impact that mainline and "successful" indie movies are devised to be having on their audience, and understand that they are in all instances (even if only through some suggested sub theme) attempting to subvert your ability to think decently and autonomously, the entire film industry reveals itself to be a debased boondoggle.

Marshall said (January 9, 2011):

A “No TV” policy would definitely improve your odds, as you have obviously figured out…but look how long it took for you see it for what it is!!! I’m 46 and just NOW starting to think back about all the programming I have digested over the years.

Sabbatean Frankists are a particularly strange group, but Kabbalah types are messed up in the head from the beginning. Apparently their ultimate “revelation” is Ain Soph, the endless unknowable light. Spare me. Don’t ask me for any money, or to wear some goofy freaking red string bracelet. I can see the behavior of Kabbalah types and that’s all I need to see.
Sarah Silverman, enough said.

David said (January 9, 2011):

What are your thoughts on lalawood drivel such as The Graduate? Hoffman has to be one of the original poster boys for the Ashkenazi Jews who run the place. I could wax nostalgic on that piece of junk film, but still find thoughts of it disturbing. Then there were the perverted tomes like Harrad experiment, I think that great piece of lit may have been produced as a b porno as well. I would also classify movies like the original Bond series (with the illuminist Connery at the helm) as one of the vanguards for degrading human sexuality to pure hedonism and objectifying the female body. It seems to me that the real downturn in our society began with the 60's flower power movement as headed off by the gang of pervs from Liverpool, the entertainment industry in general has been going downhill ever since.

Richard said (January 9, 2011):

Apropos your latest, this very funny and very true article by Joel Stein from the LATIMES in Dec 2008, entitled How Jewish is Hollywood? PS He was fired 2 1/2 months later for having written it (a 'decent interval', to throw one off from the connection between the article and his firing).

http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-stein19-2008dec19,0,4676183.column

Debra2 said (January 9, 2011):

You want to talk about sick, take a gander at "Black Swan." I just returned from viewing it; it's the closest mainstream attempt at a snuff film to date. And . . . the critics L-O-V-E it!

Richard said (January 9, 2011):

That clip from "No Strings Attached" is insipid, sleazy and dumb, and vaguely disturbing all at once - like Ashton Kutcher himself. I've noticed the "orgy" meme is really being sold hard to the under 25 market - which in Hollywood targeting translates to the puberty market.

The 'rite of passage' to the Orgy Grail in these movies seems to be submission to humiliation by the males.

If you ask me the sexual dynamics between Kutcher and the girl is as vacant as it was in the 1971 movie "Summer of '42" in which a 15 year old named Herbie loses his virginity in a one hour stand to an emotionally disturbed Playboy pinup incarnate, or Dustin Hoffman's emotionally arrested Benjamin in the 1967 classic, The Graduate. The interpersonal relationship dynamic in both those movies was basically a 15 year old boy's fantasy of "scoring" with the sexy 'MILF' on his paper route. Except now the female character is the same age, single, and impossibly empowered by being a busy brain surgeon or whatever.

Discussion has come up for years of how we were all taken in by movies and rock stars. Over a decade ago a woman told me that when she was 14, she watched a TV drama called "Go Ask Alice", which portrayed an ordinary suburban girl being slipped LSD without her knowledge at a party, going on to become a drug addict and prostitute and hippie -- until she's raped and murdered after hitch hiking to San Francisco. The woman told me "I wanted to BE that girl".

Why? That's the power of glamor. It's Satanic.

Dan said (January 9, 2011):

I know how it feels to realize most of my favorite movies, books, authors, musicians were in the business of messing young minds up. Even a few years ago I admired the character William Holden played in "Network". A couple of years ago it hit me that although he spoke a great deal about honor and 'human decency' he was simultaneously destroying the trust of his wife and daughters by having a pathetic mid-life crisis sex affair with the Jezebel who stole his career.

We can file these characters in the same drawer as "Jenny" in "An Education". As you observed, modernist anti-heroes and anti-heroines glamorize the selling of soul for self-gratification.
If there is a sense of a vacuum when throwing out those old 70's 'hip' movies along with the Doors and Jefferson Airplane records, there's a good side to maturity. Tossing all that adolescent rubbish out of mind frees it up for reading the real prophets and sages of the ages with comprehension.

Scott said (January 8, 2011):

A couple of weeks ago, I DVR'd a supposed teen comedy off Encore Network, called "Sex Drive." Thinking this might provide some sort of entertainment along the lines of John Hughes films from the 80's, it seemed worth a look. Although there were some legitimately funny parts, Seth Green leading a team of talented Amish mechanics was hilarious. However, most of it was shallow script that leaned heavily on gross-out "humor." You didn't have to guess about the types of names on the credits for the production crew. A lot of this grew with the "American Pie" series, which did feature some memorable comedy with identifiable characters, but it contained aspects that continued to accelerate the downward Hollywood spiral.