Rabbit-Hole News: Alien Skeleton, Ricin Mix-Up, TED Censors

ALIENS:

Is this the six-inch skeleton of an alien? Scientists confirm: it is not a Muppet!



SCIENTOLOGY:

The newest iteration of the video game "Grand Theft Auto" features a parody of Scientology called "Epsilonism"...wait for it...

Illuminati Eye!!!!!!


RICIN:

The guy suspected of sending deadly ricin to President Barack Obama is no longer an Elvis impersonator with a compelling conspiracy theory about organ harvesting and a tendency to wear a paper bag over his head -- it's now the blues-playing, taekwondo-instructing would-be politician suspected of child molestation. Get ur facts straight media and government!!!!


BOSTON BOMBING:

New Hampshire Rep. Stella Tremblay became the most high-profile person to come out and claim the Boston Marathon bombing last week was a "false flag." She posted on Glenn Beck's Facebook last Friday:

"Just as you said would happen. Top Down, Bottom UP. The Boston Marathon was a Black Ops 'terrorist' attack. One suspect killed, the other one will be too before they even have a chance to speak. Drones and now 'terrorist' attacks by our own Government. Sad day, but a 'wake up' to all of us. First there was a 'suspect' then there wasnt. Infowars broke the story and they knew they had been 'found out'." 

In other news, Rep. Tremblay, much like apparently (at least according to Alex Jones) the entire Tsarnaev family, reads Infowars.

Jones and Beck too engaged in a massive pissing contest to comment.


THE NEW INQUISITION:

Deepak Chopra dresses down TED organizers about censoring Alternative Media guests like Graham Hancock and Rupert Sheldrake:

"Thank you for clearing up some issues, particularly the confusion surrounding TEDx's decision to take down or shift the talks by Sheldrake and Hancock. Actions speak louder than words, and the talks were removed from the website, followed by your letter warning TEDx organizers essentially not to repeat the same mistake again by inviting similar talks. To underline the point, TEDx withdrew its brand name from a West Hollywood event that was by no means filled with 'goofballs' or 'questionable' figures."

Do these recent revelations about TED's censorship policy mean no David Icke TED Talk any time soon?

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Was The Boston Bomber An Alex Jones Fan?

You have to hand it to Jones, he uses pretty much every chance for publicity -- good or bad -- to try and generate more publicity.

The AP (you remember them, they were recently hacked and reported that the White House was on fire) ran a story yesterday called "Bomb Suspect Influenced By Mysterious Radical." While the radical in question was a shadowy figure called "Misha," the subtext is that the radical is actually Alex Jones -- whose website the article says Tamerlan Tsarnaev read:

"Tamerlan took an interest in Infowars, a conspiracy theory website. Khozhugov said Tamerlan was interested in finding a copy of the book 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,' the classic anti-Semitic hoax, first published in Russia in 1903, that claims a Jewish plot to take over the world."

Noted news site "Buzzfeed" then interviewed Jones about the article -- and the response was classic Jones:

"It's just standard. Anyone you talk to is familiar with my show. When I go out in public, half the people I meet in this country and in other countries too say they listen to my show. The show is bigger than the mainstream media admits."

Wow. I guess he is just a victim of his own success.

Jones is currently pushing the theory that Tamerlan and his brother were "patsies" for the government and are really innocent. He says this recent revelation from the AP was orchestrated to discredit his site:

"I've seen this before. The federal government trying to connect me to tragedies. That's the media and the government's own conspiracy theories."

As much as I think Jones' reporting of the Boston tragedy was incredibly ill-timed, unsubstantiated, and damaging to the alternative media community as a whole, he may have a point here.

Look, yesterday he was running video of him interviewing Tamerlan's aunt who said this is all a coverup and that her nephews were innocent. It's one thing to declare as "news" and "fact" (without any solid proof) that the Boston bombing was staged by the government. It's another to then get the suspect's family involved in your theories and your "cause." That, as they say, is the "big time."

Whether or not the Tsarnaev brothers acted alone, acted with an outside agency of one stripe or another, or were complete patsies -- don't you think their family (with the possible exception of cranky Uncle Ruslan, of course) wants to believe they're innocent? If this guy -- who, as far as they know, is sort of like the mainstream news -- presents this elaborate theory that their own flesh-and-blood didn't do the crime, don't you think they'd embrace it?

But that complicates things immensely for the government. So was the story about the suspect reading Infowars true, or was it "planted?" Or: could the story have been true, but purposely launched yesterday in order to "counter" the family's claims on Jones' show?

If anybody "wins" in this entire matter, it's Alex Jones -- who, for better or for worse, is now top-of-mind for the mainstream public. But the manner in which he is insinuating himself within this particular news story -- in a sense, not just reporting it but trying to become part of it -- is sort of a dangerous game, in my opinion. Regardless if he is wrong or right (or, as I think happens a lot in these cases, some vague area in the middle).

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AP Obama Twitter Hack: World Panic Is Only A Tweet Away

I almost crapped myself when I first saw this "AP" tweet announcing explosions at the White House:

But luckily it turned out to be a hack by the "Syrian Electronic Army."

But not so luckily, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped immediately after the tweet:

Is this how easy it is to throw the world into a panic? One hacked tweet?

Call me Tammy Tin Foil Hat, but I really believe some of these online hoaxes (see: Joel Osteen) and hacks are designed to "test" the public -- to gauge their, and perhaps that of media/financial markets as well, reaction to this sort of "breaking news." To gauge the gullibility of the public. Isn't this what happened in Boston last week?

As if perfectly timed, the new "Thor The Dark World" trailer, released today, also features...you guessed it, explosions at the White House:

Luckily, Thor will save us.

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Rabbit-Hole News: Pat Robertson's Illuminati Theories, Bagram Batman, Bigfoot

THE ILLUMINATI:

Televangelist Pat Robertson decided yesterday that the public needed more of his pearls of wisdom, blaming the Bavarian Illuminati for gay marriage:

"It has been said that those who do not learn the lessons of history are doomed to live them again. If you go back in history to the French Revolution, there was a thrust spurred by the writings of the group called the Illuminati to destroy the family, to destroy the state, to destroy capitalism and to destroy the church."

Robertson's rantings will in no way be used by the media to make all alternative news/history enthusiasts look like raving lunatics. Oh wait, they totally were.


ALEISTER CROWLEY:

Along similar lines as the Robertson piece, conservative site Big Hollywood has picked up the OTO/Peaches Geldof/Jay-Z story from the Daily Mail -- though never mentioning the word "Illuminati." Crowley cited as sex-crazed maniac, though; cool to see that media still buys Uncle Al's press after all these decades. Makes you wonder if the "mainstream" conservatives (and I know that's a stretch when referring to Robertson) are starting to overtly adopt the Illuminati/Satanist narrative.


THE DARK KNIGHT:

Because our soldiers really need more of the blending of fantasy and reality in order to keep a healthy mindset on the field and back at home, a series of Army PSAs called "The Bagram Batman" teach soldiers how to be more prepared. Because there is nothing less "triggering" than the Chris Nolan version of Batman.


BIGFOOT:
Is this Bigfoot's foot? Or a bear paw?

If it was Bigfoot's foot that would be really cool. Let's all hope it's Bigfoot.


META-NARRATIVE:
This podcast by The Higherside Chats, interviewing author Kent Bain, contains a little something for everyone: 9/11, Sandy Hook, Hunger Games black magick, Baphomet, and, of course, The Dark Knight. I'll be looking at Bain's (Bain/Bane sync LOL) theory about "The Great Gatsby" in a future post.

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Burt Wonderstone Versus The Anti-Christ, Part Two

Dark Messiah

When we last left "Burt Wonderstone (Philosopher's Stone, "Stone-Worker") vs. The Anti-Christ," our magician/magickian was just about to meet a man that would change his life forever: the self-mutilating dark messiah, Steve Grey (Jim Carrey). Their face-off will be a metaphor for two very different paths of spiritual self-actualization.

As I've written at length in a previous post, Jim Carrey is no stranger to playing shamanic figures, so the role of Steve Grey fits right in. He reportedly wanted to make the role "more Jesus-y," (and there is, of course, the mystical "JC" initials) and so Grey specifically became a long-haired messianic figure, perpetually bleeding and influencing his entranced followers ("sights and wonders"). Whereas Wonderstone derives his magic/magick prowess from a long-standing tradition dating back to ancient times (and which, the movie hints at though primal symbolism, could be Masonic/Sun-worshiping in nature), Grey is a hardcore New Testament sort of dude.

The Prestige: Peter vs. Simon Magus

Wonderstone vs Grey

Their conflict will be no less than that of Saint Peter versus Simon Magus, the "New Religion" threatening to supplant the old.

Like Jesus, Grey eschews the "temples" (Wonderstone's Aztec Casino venue) to perform his miracles, instead taking it to The People out on the street. In comparison to the spoiled Wonderstone, this makes Grey somewhat (at least on the surface) a populist magician, as Jesus was a messiah "for the people." Wonderstone watches as Grey's tricks culminate in a bloody scene: the "Jesusy" man cuts open his cheek to pull out a gore-stained "Queen" card.

"turn the other cheek"

The unusual card trick brings several images to mind:
1) Jesus telling the people to "turn the other cheek" (the trick involved a staged "fight" with an onlooker in which his mother was called a whore).
2) The Manchurian Candidate (long-haired messianic figures like Charles Manson were sometimes said to be created through mind-control techniques -- and Manson, who Grey resembles and acts like to an extent, certainly knew how to use mind-control tricks on others).
3) A strange representation of the Adam & Eve myth ("Eve" -- the woman on the card - born from Adam)

When Wonderstone visits Grey at his van after the show, the latter blows him off as not "real" enough. In the New Religion, "real" religion means viscera -- not the airy-dairy world of Spirit.

3 days until release/resurrection

Realizing that he is losing popularity to Grey, Wonderstone "updates" his look and devises his own masochistic stunt: spending three days in a clear plastic cube suspended in the air.

Note the significance of "three days" -- Jesus ressurected within 3 days, and Wonderstone is imitating him in order to "keep up" with the New Religion. Only Wonderstone's "crypt"/"cave" is spiritual -- a clear box. It is not enough -- the New Religion is dazzling the masses with self-flagelation and torture -- and Wonderstone fails in disgrace. Wonderstone also "breaks up" with his partner/Anima, the effeminate Anton Marvelton; now he is only half a person, the yin/yang Animus/Anima dichotomy split.

Wonder-Stone with his false idol in the background

Wonderstone and Grey are now mortal enemies, with Grey's New Religion taking over the world. Wonderstone is thrown out of the (Aztec) temple, and must go into exile with a profane idol of himself (the advertising standee) "mocking" him with the memory of what he once was. He will have to go back to the realm of the ancients (the nursing home) and relearn the essential truths of spirit and magick from the source (his virtual "teacher," Rance Holloway).

Meanwhile, Wonderstone's former assistant Jane (Olivia Wilde) plays a literal "Scarlet Woman" to Grey, dressed in red with a red mask (think back to the bloody Queen card). Grey isn't as "Jesusy" as he likes to portray himself -- like Jack Parsons, who cultivated a "Scarlet Woman" of his own as in the Crowleyan style, Grey is far more Anti-Christ than Christ. In addition, Grey expresses no care for the safety of his "followers," including the children -- again, more Manson than Jesus.

Grey/Anti-Christ with his "Scarlet Woman"

Getting back his "mojo," so to speak (and I can only think of a similar "fall from grace"/literal loss of mojo storyline from the "Austin Powers" movies), Wonderstone must complete his re-initiation by coupling with a Jane -- the Great Working, the Sword and the Chalice, Animus/Anima combined. Unlike his previous platonic relationship with Anton, this new pairing is a sign of Wonderstone's maturity -- he has gone from dwelling in sentiment with his childhood friend, to taking full responsibility for his life as a man.

Meanwhile, Anton has gone all Terrence McKenna and scores plant-derived hallucinogens in Cambodia. More on that in a bit.

"JC" vs. Carell

We now get to the great showdown between Wonderstone and Grey, which takes place appropriately enough during another "initation" ceremony -- that of a birthday party for a young man. As we watch the two complete -- and especially as Grey "bewitches" Wonderstone and embarrases him -- we can only think back to another battle between actors Steve Carell and Carrey -- in "Bruce Almighty."

Who can forget Bruce -- who is granted powers from God, in a "Jesusy" way -- making his coworker Evan speak in tongues on a live broadcast? In the sequel to "Bruce Almighty," Evan will play another Biblical figure -- Noah.

Wonder-Stone/Noah with "God"

Here's where things get even more subtextual and synchronistically weird.

Carrey recently slammed former NRA prez Charlton Heston in his Funny or Die video "Cold Dead Hands." Who is Heston most famous for playing (right after that dude from "Planet of the Apes)? Another Old Testament hero, Moses. So we have "Jesus"/Steve Grey/Carrey/Bruce/Funny or Die Guy up against Moses/Noah/Wonderstone/Carrell/Evan/Heston. You have the New Religion -- one of viscera and blood -- going up against the Old Religion (Old Testament teachings deriving from the same well as Wonderstone's ancient wisdom/Masonic roots).

Carrey making fun of Charlton Heston in "Cold Dead Hands"

Heston as Old Testament hero Moses

But in the big magic/magick competition at the end of the film, Wonderstone will delve deep, deep, deep into the literal roots of the Old Ways -- by utilizing the plant-derived hallucinogens to win. From the medicine man deep in the jungle to Cagliostro, doping up (or tripping out) onlookers and patients were part-and-parcel of the workings at hand.

Better shamanism thru plant chemistry

The peyote/mescalin/mushrooms are the doorway into magickal experience and spiritual growth, and indeed Wonderstone literally drugs the audience; when they awaken, they are no longer in the temple, but in an open field. By utilizing the natural hallucinogenic powers of plants, Wonderstone and Co. has helped the audience "escape" the confines of the temple and open up their mind.

Bad trip.

On the other hand, Steve Grey -- true to his philosophy -- utilizes a far more literal approach to opening one's mind, taking a drill to his brain. This is, of course, the act of trepanning -- modern practitioners believe that by boring a hole in their skulls they will achieve a deeper state of consciousness. This apparently doesn't work for Grey, who now has brain damage -- he has literally gone on a "bad trip," choosing the New Religion yen for sado-masochism over the gentle plant-worship of the ancient shamans.

In closing, "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone" is a parable of the mystic knowledge of the ancients going up against the prevailing New Religion -- and winning. True enlightenment does not have to come through the mortification of one's body, or through "blood sacrifice." The movie encourages the shamanically-inclined to search for the roots of magick -- the literal roots, all the way to the Source.

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Rabbit-Hole News: Nike Boston Sync, Crowley's Cult, Dzhokhar Groupies

SYNC:

Nike pulls their blood-splattered "Boston Massacre" shirt, an item of clothing made BEFORE the Boston bombings last week; the phrase refers to a 1978 Yankees/Red Sox game.

ALEISTER CROWLEY:

Occultist, mountain climber, poet, yoga practitioner, and AIWASS channeler Aleister Crowley has had a long, rich history of being called a "satanist" and other such scandalous things in various news rage; this article in The Daily Mail manages to connect him and the OTO to the Illuminati, Jay-Z, the possible human sacrifice of "an intelligent young boy," and Peaches Geldof.

In other news, Peaches Geldof is apparently a member of the OTO.


DZHOKHAR TSARNAEV:

According to Wired, there is now a cult of admirers/apologists for Boston Bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, mirroring other cases such as the James Holmes "Holmies" groupies and Columbine Kidz afficonados. Dzhokhar fans -- who use the Twitter hashtag #freejahar -- seem to be the place on the Venn diagram where Boston bombing False Flaggers/Deniers, teenage girls, and angry men in their early 20s who smoke pot all meet.


VIGILANT CITIZEN:

Vigilant Citizen would like to remind you that April is "Illuminati Human Sacrifice Month." Have a nice day.


ALEX JONES:


Is this an emo 16-year-old's gloomy video or the latest rant/tone poem by Alex Jones against the New World Order? You decide.

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Boston Bombing Suspect Cited Dark Knight Movie, 9/11 Coverup, Marine Meet-Up

Here is a collection of Tweets from what is believed to be the account of Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev -- who was known to his friends as "Jahar." I am publishing these -- anticipating that the whole account will soon be taken off of Twitter -- with some commentary.

1. Zombie apocalypse dreams

Dzhokhar cites a number of "zombie apocalypse" dreams. As I will point out later, I believe some of these dreams cited by him to be prophetic in nature of the horror to follow.

2. Dark Knight Rises

He watched "The Dark Knight Rises" when it came out, noting that it was "too real." TDKR was key to the Aurora shootings; it also has a plot that, in some respects, strongly resembles that of what happened in Boston.


3. Believed 9/11 was an inside job

Not playing into the "Boston was an inside job" theories, but just posting the Tweet. Also didn't trust the media:

And:

4.  The Marine

Again, not playing into the conspiracy theories, but apparently he did meet up with a Marine who said his name was "classified." Why and how did this happen?


5.  The Prophetic Tweet

I am of the opinion that prophetic dreams can and do happen. Dzhokhar and his brother (allegedly) carried out the bombings on April 15, the day Abraham Lincoln died, April 15. He "killed" Lincoln/killed on Lincoln's death day.

6. Various Tweets

The following messages reflect a number of things about what Dzhokhar felt about life, terrorism, death, and so on. They, and the whole of his Twitter account, paint a very complex picture of a young man.







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