"Truther" media keeps talking about how "the movie" White Noise was about a train derailment.
They don't mention that it was a book from 1985, and the book is all about fear, simulations, precognition, televised events, myth and narratives, and relation between those.
The main character is this professor who specializes in "Hitler Studies".
He invented this line of study basically through the academic cult of personality, which he preens and manicures at a professional level in order to maintain his academic position.
The town gets evacuated by a group called SIMUVAC, for simulated evacuation.
They say that this event is supposed to be real, but the lines get a little blurry.
The themes of fear, and fear of death are a big part of the book.
There is a drug called 'Dylar' which is supposed to overcome the fear of death.
The professor's wife cheats on him with a man called "Mr. Grey" in order to get access to this drug.
There is a big traffic jam of people trying to escape the "event", and the professor's youngest kid rides his tricycle across the highway and everyone is amazed when he doesn't die.
There are clear-pills dropping everywhere, esp. regarding fear and catastrophe porn:
In a conversation about the event:
"Why is it that that decent, well-meaning and responsible people find themselves intrigued by catastrophe when the see it on television? ... Why? Because we are suffering from ** brain fade. ** We need an occasional catastrophe to break up the incessant bombardment of information. its obvious."
This expands to a larger section on this topic about California, how it is a place for disaster porn that people engage in since most don't like their relaxed lifestyle and think they deserve some suffering. Mudslides, fires, earthquakes, and television cameras always present to play it on the news. He talks about how people's minds process different suggestions or catastrophes at different levels, and basically how people become hypnotized and don't pay attention to things they should (it's better to read this part yourself).
Another insightful quote:
"Every disaster made us want for more, for something bigger, grander, more sweeping"
This was an especially interesting line:
"It's no wonder they call this thing the airborne toxic event. it's an event all right. it marks the end of uneventful things. this is just the beginning wait and see. this is the end of uneventful things, just wait."
Back in the early 00s there was a band called Airborne Toxic Event on "Alternative" Radio. The Clear Channel (CC) DJ would always remind listeners that this band was named after the book White Noise by Don Delillo. I'm sure this script was syndicated across the country, as all their scripts would have been in these very syndicated show. After hearing about this, I picked up the book back then and read it.
All of these actual topics of the book make me wonder if it was in fact a scripted event, if TPTB would be pointing to some of these other topics the book addresses.
That's crazy. I've seen AWOLNATION live too. They were pretty good, honestly.
So, last night I made a comment on Reddit that involved an Unsolved Mysteries episode with a guy named Rey Rivera, who jumped to his death from the thirteenth floor of a hotel in Baltimore. There's actually a bar on that floor called "The 13th Floor" that I've drank at once. There's a bar called the "Owl Bar" on the first floor too. There's elements in Rey Rivera's death that are Freemasonic, so too with the owl bar (owl of Minerva, Bohemian Grove, etc.). Some similarities to the Bohemian CLUB too.
Tthere was a coded piece of paper they found after his death with a list of movies and strange wording, and one of the movies was The Game, and some of the language on the paper referred to "The Game" in real life.
So I was reading more about Airborne Toxic Event, and the cult that the lead guy Mikel Jollett was in was Synanon. (Sin-anon)
And lo and behold, check out this excerpt from the "Practices" section of their wikipedia:
"One of the most distinguishing practices of the Synanon community was a therapeutic practice commonly referred to as "The Game." The game was a session during which one member would talk about themselves and then endure intense criticism by their peers.[22] During this practice, members were encouraged to be critical of everything, using harsh and profane language.[14] The practice has been charactized as a form of attack therapy.[5] Outside of The Game, members were required to act civilly to each other. While in The Game, members criticized each other, but left as friends and supportive community members.[22] The Game served not only as Synanon's most prominent form of therapy and personal change, but also worked as a way for leaders to collect the opinions of community members. Because there was no hierarchy in The Game, members could freely criticize Synanon's highest leadership, who would then take member concerns into consideration when deciding policy."
Synanon was in Santa Monica, and Rey Rivera died in Baltimore after moving there from LA.
Another interesting bit is at the bottom of their wikipedia under "Popular Depictions", "On September 26, 2022, the TrueAnon podcast also released a 5-part series on the history of Synanon called The Game.Throughout the series, one of the show's hosts, Brace Belden, talks about his childhood experience in a correctional, co-ed private facility called the Monarch School, which has been closed due to allegations of widespread abuse under the watch of its founder, Patrick McKenna, a Synanon disciple."
So, MKULTRA in the open, I guess. I'm sure there's more to it all, I barely looked into it. But writing a comment about "The Game" and seeing it basically the next time I looked at anything online was pretty striking.
interesting stuff. cults, literally every time it's cults isn't it.
It's deeper than that too. Look at St. Vincent.
Played with Polyphonic Spree (cult band), is partly Ashkenazi, and her father went to prison for conspiracy, wire fraud, securities fraud, and money laundering. She wrote her album "Daddy's Home" about him coming home from prison. Not goofy at all. And Jack Antonoff, who co-wrote that album and MANY others like for Taylor Swift, Lorde, Lana del Rey, etc., also Jewish. He also worked with Carly Rae Jepsen, who had that monumentally goofy video for "I Really Like You" with Tom Hanks.
Antonoff dated Lena Dunham. Even goofier is that he played at venues like "anarchist" bookstores with his first band, Outline. Sure, he's an "anarchist". They always give Grammies to people that don't kowtow to the system.
I think a lot of it starts with people that proclaim to be Jewish, but not really. The "Judeo-atheists" as one recent post on here talked here talked about, but whom aren't really atheists. They are cultists or Satanists in disguise. And they certainly aren't bucking the system, they ARE the system. A lot of it revolves around fomenting discord in others, so that they can profit and keep control.