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Black hole that's where the economy is heading...

2016-02-13T01:32:41.129+00:00

Black hole that's where the economy is heading. Please take precautions all. Good stuff as usual horsephat.

Just seen your Interstellar updates, got me thinki...

2016-02-12T01:15:30.056+00:00

Just seen your Interstellar updates, got me thinking about True Detective and the name Rusty Cohle.

Rust is a form a plant blight - clearly a strong theme in the Interstellar plot, and with its Mars association through iron, rust creates holes. Cohle clearly means black, so Rusty Cohle could be read as Black Hole/Black Star!

Sync!

Haha, glad it rattled your cage, now you know how ...

2016-02-10T21:52:08.146+00:00

Haha, glad it rattled your cage, now you know how we feel when you tip us off to this stuff! You’ll probably agree that the past few years, and in particular the last 6-12 months has been the most synch'y that it has ever been in popular media; there is enough material centred on Bowie/Nolan/Interstellar/Mars/Saturn to fill a lengthy book.

I forget who coined the phrase (it might have been you!), but I do believe that the “composite character” that we see in actors/directors is a strong clue to the narrative. All the actors/directors mentioned in your article exhibit these characteristics very strongly. For example, and I haven’t watched it myself, but Jessica Chastain also has a movie called Crimson Peak in which she appears to be representative of Mars, which although not set on Mars is another related addition to her composite character. And I very strongly believe that Inception was Nolan’s confession, just as The Shining was for Kubrick. It will be interesting to see just how big a confession it was as I doubt that Chris Nolan has given us his masterpiece yet.

On reflection, I'm not so much sure that Interstellar "ties" them together as I put it, but rather the interconnections between popular media, in particular the Christ/antichrist/resurrection/ascendancy narrative is now so busy and hurried, that it permeates most media output, and certainly all of the major releases – and not just movies of course, but TV, music, and the news; for example, the past two days major news headlines here in Australia have featured separate stories about massive “galactic attractors”, and “colliding black holes” – all Black Stars of course and certainly not “news”, and the music industry is littered with them.

You briefly mentioned the ‘Oscar’s too white’ narrative in your article which was a strong news story for several weeks during the Bowie drama - I think you may have underplayed this – it really is about the “Black Star not getting enough recognition”, and for the past few months the propaganda media wants us to focus all our attention there, albeit in utter ignorance. I suspect that the syncs are just going to keep getting stronger on this topic, because it doesn’t seem to be finished!

Hi anon, not sure if you're still out there, b...

2016-02-09T22:28:55.097+00:00

Hi anon, not sure if you're still out there, but I've just re-watched Interstellar. I had only seen it once and even that was pretty much just a cursory viewing.

On this watch...I was literally blown away and rarely does that happen. I've had my share of viewing sci-fi films over the years and this one is an absolute gem, a truly remarkable piece of work (this is meant in the general critic sense).

I've picked up on so many things, connections and synchs this time around too, I'm looking forward to incorporating more of it into my work. I now concur with your thoughts on this tying things together more.

I really enjoyed The Prestige too and I'll be fitting in Inception soon, as well. So, many thanks for rattling my cage about these films and Nolan in general, much appreciated.

Hi, I'm Daniel from Brazil and I really apprec...

2016-02-07T01:29:01.363+00:00

Hi, I'm Daniel from Brazil and I really appreciate your work. Could you please take a look at this video and these photos to help me recognize the symbols in this brazilian museum?
This museum is called "Museu do Amanhã" (Museum of Tomorrow), and it seems to be loaded with symbolism. To me, it seems that they intend to make that place to be some kind of "Church" of the globalist ideas with all it's symbolisms, transhumanism agenda, environmental agenda and the like.
It struck me even harder when I read this post of yours that said that the monolyth in 2001 originally was supposed to be a cube and they have at least 2 black cubes in there (the third one is filled with imagery from Earth, so ends up on not being as black as the other two). There isn't much that I can give you for you to take a look and see what you can find, but this 22 minute video will probably show enough to give you an idea of the place, at least visually, and see the symbolisms thet were inserted in it.

video (mainly for you to be able to see the inside of the museum):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VCeSqerC5I

front of the musem:
http://artscoop.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/IMG_5870_1280x800.jpg

back of the museum (is that sculputure realated to 2001 on a symbolical level?):
http://s2.glbimg.com/KGVEBY7tAmyb3alGgOs1QYBQXQA=/620x465/s.glbimg.com/jo/g1/f/original/2015/12/17/museu3_5A30Fe2.jpg

Hello again, thanks for the kind words and support...

2016-02-03T23:50:30.661+00:00

Hello again, thanks for the kind words and support.
I've not seen Inception (in full, yet), I put it on one time (for about 20-30 mins) and had to turn it off (something came up) and I have yet to go back to it, crazy as that might seem. I've not seen The Prestige either and know very little about it. I will try and give these two Nolan films a look-over, when I can. It looks like there are a few more Bowie 'film aspects' still to be accounted for which I've not looked at, so I'll look deeper into those too. I'm not the prolific film watcher, like many people might first assume, I'm fussy and difficult to please (generally) and most TV I find to be vacuous and unsatisfying...but hey, life goes on.

Anyway you slice it with Bowie though...it always tends to be an interesting journey.

Thanks for the pointers and support.

NP, I love your work its incredibly interesting an...

2016-02-03T23:03:14.653+00:00

NP, I love your work its incredibly interesting and insightful.

You should take a deeper dive into Chris Nolan's work as a collective portfolio - my belief is that he was "hired" to take over after the death of Kubrick, as the primary director of the agenda narrative. Nolan literally says as much to us with his Inception movie which I believe is a forwards confession of his coming life's work.

Try watching Inception again from the prism of a "confession", where Cobb is Nolan seeking redemption, it's an incredibly different movie!

I think its also worth bringing in The Prestige movie by Nolan which is also dealing with the controlled reality theme - in which Bowie played Nicola Tesla - the "father of electricity/lightning?", and the inventor of a machine for the "transported man", which is certainly a metaphor for resurrection or ascendancy. I always found the "transported" terminology in the movie to be somewhat misplaced where we would normally use "teleported", and the casting of Bowie in this role was certainly awkward and contrived, very much a wink in the matrix!

This is a great post, looking forward to the updates!

Hi...yes, I've covered most of those aspects i...

2016-02-03T03:10:37.497+00:00

Hi...yes, I've covered most of those aspects in my other blog posts, I might slip those in, as this is still a work in progress. Thanks for the useful comment. McConaughey was in Contact too (another film with a wormhole/stargate theme) he played a type of religious guru.

I noticed X-Files returned very recently too, I've not seen any, but I do know there is a 2001 theme in the 2nd new episode. I think it concerns a dream and the monolith, involving Mulder & starchild William. I've connected those two things before, in some of my first blog pieces.

Thanks for being the first to comment.

Hey, don't forget to wrap in Interstellar - I ...

2016-02-03T02:32:47.870+00:00

Hey, don't forget to wrap in Interstellar - I feel this one ties the whole lot together - Black Star/2001, wormhole out by Saturn. Matt McConnaughey starring as (Joe) "Cooper" or JC; also starring John Lithgow as the father and Matt Damon as Hugh Mann (human) - the leader of the Lazarus missions. Not to mention the robots/Monoliths.