I've generally accepted that pedogate is real, there's something odd about bloodlines and perhaps even alien/demon connections (I spent a few hours watching Bible videos and book of Enoch videos and I'm open minded enough to accept that it's possible). Mind you, I am coming at this from what I understand to be a Christian perspective.
I'm basing the following on my very vague understanding that satanic practitioners must use their symbolism to hide in plain sight. These are the assumptions I'm making as I ask the following questions. Hopefully someone who has gone far deeper down the rabbit hole than I have can connect some dots for me, because I'm confused.
So, I came across a Great Awakening thread on how Orion was not carried over from the NASA logo to the Space Force logo, because (the theory is) Orion aliens are bad guys. Let's go with that assumption for now. They also mention aliens from Draco and Sirius as being not exactly good guys.
Which of course brings me to Harry Potter. Draco and Sirius are major characters, as is Bellatrix and probably a bunch of other constellations I'm too much of a noob to recognize. The books dive into concepts like alchemy, eternal life, granting your deepest desire through the mirror, and even drinking the blood of the innocent (unicorns) to prolong life, at the expense of the soul. Clearly way too much to be a coincidence, so I'm sure someone has written a much more thorough breakdown than I have put together myself.
It's easy to believe how Rowling, a nobody, might have "sold her soul" to achieve such immediate and overwhelming fame and fortune. She then uses those symbols and allegories in her work, as plenty of other authors and musicians do.
This also brings me to Stephen King. His work is heavily based on the tarot, for example. But in Doctor Sleep, the evil soul-sucking demons prey on the youngest, the most innocent, and they make sure their victims feel as much fear as possible to make the life-sustaining soul smoke more potent. Adrenal/pineal glands, anyone? The connections are way too clear to be coincidences.
Then you have Star Wars as another example. Anakin's path to the dark side, the way he proved his dedication to Palpatine/the devil was to go and slaughter a bunch of children, which corrupted his soul and made sure he was fully dark side.
As someone who never really connected these dots before (just a mindless consumer of media) I didn't pick up on it. When I started picking up on these themes, I figured that they were a way of normalizing the ideas - The Avengers movies sure did spark a lot of discussion on whether eliminating half the population was actually a bad thing to do, for example, which is pretty horrifying when you think of how willing to accept that solution a lot of people were.
But why, then, are all the characters who do these things in books/movies portrayed as the bad guys? With the exception of Sirius from Harry Potter, who was clearly a good guy FRAMED for being a bad guy, the audience is supposed to feel that Voldemort drinking the blood of innocent unicorns is disgusting, that the creepy soul-suckers in Doctor Sleep are terrible, that Palpatine is clearly evil.
If the creators were simply trying to normalize these concepts, wouldn't they blur the lines and have the good guys use some of these powers like "It's okay as long as you're doing it for good" or something? It doesn't make sense to me.
If anyone here has thoughts or knows about things I should research to connect these dots, please let me know. I want to understand.
This has always driven me insane. I always go back to the animated movie where the Red Hood implores Batman to kill the Joker by pointing out how many people he's killed.
I get why Joker has to stay alive in the comics, because he's such a great villain... However, when you look at it from a realistic and moral viewpoint, it begs a very important question...
When someone (Batman) continues to allow a mass murdering psychopath to live (and escape from prison) time and time again, at what point does he also become complicit in those murders? After 10 people are killed? 100? 1,000? Does anyone have an estimate on Jokers kill count?
Is the idea to normalize us into accepting that sentencing evil people to death for murdering thousands of innocent people in itself evil?
Batman not killing him I can understand. Would you accept a beat cop just blowing away some suspect for their crime? No, it's the job of the court to dole out justice. The fact the courts in DC comics are so lib-tarded that someone with a body count in the hundreds of thousands keeps getting put in a psych ward and not at the very least under the most maximum-security prison ever built AND the people keep moving into Gathom to replace those killed is the most unbelievable part of the comics.
If real-life Boston (that I believe Gathom is based on) had a serial killer of the lesser batman rogues much less the Joker you know it would be a ghost town with every LEO out there trying to stop it.
Yes! I have always scratched my head about that as well.
Interesting point. Maybe there can't be no heroes without villains
We need a Deadpool and Punisher.
Because the sheeple still need their entertainment. The sheeple don't want evil to win in the movies. They like fairytale endings, the good guys winning and all manners of cliche crap. The Satanic Jews who produce these Hollywood films know this, so they give the sheeple the endings they want, or else the movies wouldn't sell and generate revenue (or less at least), but they still lace their movies with abundant Satanic imagery and motifs so as to get us to "accept" their fucked up rituals.
got to get that exposure therapy going somewhere.
As a Christian (Baptist) I believe that Satan controls this world, he is allowed by God to rule it as a little g god. He offered to give Jesus all the kingdoms of the world if he would just bow down and worship him. You don't need to be sacrificing infants in the woods to get his power, just not worship God and worship yourself, or someone else. Then he gives you the world.
And pedophilia.
I think there's an element of satire too, that it's ridiculous that a baby could defeat the dark lord with 'the magic of love'. That is how Jesus will defeat them, as he did demons. In the revelation the word of God (Jesus) defeats the enemy with the truth.
They watch Harry potter, star wars, joker, etc and the villain is the hero.
I think the important takeaway here are the archetypes. If you take the studies of Jung about archetypes (which in my opinion are the "old gods" or Watchers as described in the dead sea scrolls and other ancient texts) and also writers like Tsarion or occult guys like that who say that both symbols and idols gather energy when being focused on (a basic principle in magick), this would mean that perhaps there could be an artificial or subliminal intention to provoke mass idolatry behind this, not only for the purpose of perhaps worshipping some deity but rather of the energy that would be behind it thanks to the massive attention given to it.
Take for example anime.. I'm not a fan of anime or stuff like that so I'm not familiar with most of it. But I have noticed both on regular anime as in "hentai" that they fetishize angelic and demonic figures and even use enochian or occult symbolism not only that but they play around with abrahamic religious figures and history. I find that this might be in the same effect as the media you describe except that even more brazen and direct plus you have also a very dangerous problem which is that sexual energy is also being exploited along with a story followed by symbols and idols. If this was the case then it would be like feeding occult propaganda oof whoo knows what force behind it in order too control or even manifest reality itself.
What's satanic about orion? The people are supposedly evil?