Sunday, November 18, 2007

Hit Movie Exposes Hollywood's Luciferian Game

They tell you they are Satanists before the movie starts.


The logo of Universal Studios features a globe emitting "a thousand points of light," an occult concept popularized by George H.W. Bush in 1991. It refers to the Illuminati initiates.

The Illuminati are Luciferians who have harnessed man's divine spirit for evil. They believe evil is good and good is evil. Thus these "light bearers" are really evildoers. This is the origin of Orwell's "doublespeak." (Technically Satanists differ from Luciferians in that they know evil is evil and revel in it.)

The film "Knocked Up" portrays crude demeaning behavior as acceptable. An evil spirit, this movie is hailed as "an era-defining classic" --"the American comedy of the decade" by film reviewers. It received an unusually high 91% favorable rating at rotten tomatoes.com

Thus, our double-speaking masters pass off the disgusting as acceptable and funny. Evil is good.

The film is about a beautiful TV entertainment reporter (Katherine Heigl) who picks up a slacker (Seth Rogan) at a bar, accidentally gets pregnant and tries to make the relationship work. This is the post-feminist version of courtship and marriage. First you get pregnant, then you date. In the movie, her sister also got married this way.

Luciferians would prefer Katherine had an abortion but hey, you can't make a comedy about that. So, with little explanation, she decides to have the baby.

This "comedy" was like watching a train wreck in slow motion. The train of course is Western Civilization.

The movie's idea of comedy is to throw acid at our sense of taste, intelligence, decency and style. Just when I thought it couldn’t shock me again, it did. I'll give you a few examples. Warning: This is disgusting.

The "hero" Ben Stone lives with a bunch of lowlifes in a comfortable suburban home in LA. They spend their time watching porn, getting stoned and riffing on entertainment trivia.
Stone has no occupation or money. A Canadian Jew, he lives off a small insurance settlement he got when a postal truck ran over his foot. His career program consists of starting a website that tells viewers when in a movie the star gets naked. "Want to see Meg Ryan's bush? That's 22 min 14 seconds into..." he says with a straight face.

OK, hold your nose. His roommates get "red eye" infections from a prank: farting bared-assed on each other's pillows. Apparently this is what happens when you get poop in your eye. "American comedy of the decade!" "Era Defining Classic!"

His future niece, an 8-year-old girl says everyone calls him a "prick." "What's a prick?" Does he reply, ask your mother?

No. He tells her. "A penis." - Kevin MacDonald

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