"Freaky Friday: Fantasy Or Fact?" Follow-Up

This is absolutely incredible! Leave it to our glorious God to bring closure to a controversy and debate that's been swirling around here (as well as within me) by emphatically telling us "case closed" and "move along" and "be careful and don't play around with that."

He's provided us with solid evidence that addresses any confusion and suspicions we might have had following last week's Synchronicity-In-Pop-Culture post - - a mere week after the fact I might add.

Last week, we spent a great deal of time looking at the uncanny way in which pop culture sometimes predicts future events. If you missed that report you can read it HERE. That column focused solely on comic books as predictive resonators, but earlier in the week (as well as in months past) we also looked at examples in movies, music, and television.

Imagine my surprise when I found another blogger writing about the very same subject (and using many of the same artists and artwork) today.

What's important is that he picks up where I left off. Whereas my intent with my piece was to simply demonstrate that this bizarre phenomenon exists on a fairly regular basis, this other writer proceeds to provide us with some eye-opening research that explains it all quite clearly. In other words, he tells us what's at the root of it all and fills us in on why this is happening with greater frequency these days.

Bottom line, the predictive imagery so prevalent in comic books is not accidental or coincidental. Those images represent the careful and scientific recording of impressions received during occult rituals designed to bring out innate psychic/paranormal abilities. Thus, many comic book creators - - as well as other popular culture luminaries - - are heavily immersed in the world of the occult. This is a tactic that traces back to the ancient Babylonian/Atlantean mystery system, and is embedded in the esoteric secrets of Freemasonry.

Wow! How does that hit you? Of course, this shouldn't be too much of shock to us because I seem to remember quite a few people suggesting as much in the Comments Section of last week's commentary. Even so, take a few minutes to read the article "A Comic Book Conspiracy" at Cannonfire and it all begins to make much more sense. There's truly a spiritual element to it all. Unfortunately, it's the dark forces that are responsible.

Still, the question remains: Why place this material before the public in a popular format? Surely, we already know the answer to that given what the Holy Bible's prophecies for these last days tells us.

Just in case there was any doubt, however, the author gives us even more startling information. He provides evidence that over the course of several decades, one faction of the American intelligence community attempted to infiltrate - - and manipulate - - the occult underground.

Unlikely as that assertion may seem at first, it has been documented in many books and articles. See, for example, this site:

"Military funded academic research from 1964 included, 'witchcraft, sorcery, magic and other psychological phenomena and their implications on military and paramilitary in the Congo.' The 1969 CIA 'Operation Often' was an exploration of Black Magic and the supernatural."

Much of this research was conducted in conjunction with the well known "Project MKULTRA." I don't see how anyone can refute the existence of that program, but if you're a skeptic through and through then you should know that on the Senate floor in 1977, Senator Ted Kennedy said the following in regards to this very same Project MKULTRA:

"The Deputy Director of the CIA revealed that over thirty universities and institutions were involved in an 'extensive testing and experimentation' program which included covert drug tests on unwitting citizens 'at all social levels, high and low, native Americans and foreign.' Several of these tests involved the administration of LSD to 'unwitting subjects in social situations.'"

The goal of these various black ops was to test an interesting hypothesis. By using popular media to imprint these images on the public, could one actually increase the likelihood of the forecast coming true?


The predictive images were first culled from various receivers. An image recorded by two or more independent participants was considered to be of particular significance. The images were then randomly assigned to the "public" and "private" categories.

"Private" predictive images were never revealed in any media, and remain closely held within the case history files; these images constituted the control group. "Public" images were worked into fictional narratives, which appeared in media likely to appeal to the young and the imaginative - - animated films, comic books, music, television and so forth.

The project's leaders soon discovered that public forecasts had a 65% success rate, while those forecasts kept private came true at a rate of 35%!

From the Cannonfire:

"Although Project MKULTRA was shut down shortly before the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963, 'Operation Eel' continues under another rubric. Later project cryptonyms remain unknown. Most of the participants in the operation were mere dabblers in occultism, and thus unwitting of any agency involvement. A few of the participants (Moore, Kirby) are considered psychic 'super-receivers,' and thus may in fact be witting (or were witting), although this point has not yet been confirmed."

There is one major construct at work here. It's termed the "Disclosure" or "Revelation of the Method," where the controllers systematically and intricately insert various symbols in order to formally synchronize planned events. This is evident and very pervasive in our popular culture. You only need to use a discerning eye when absorbing movies, TV shows, comics, music, news, politics, etc. Click HERE for deeper analysis on the current conditioning process.

So, just as we suspected. This whole business with Synchronicity although extremely fascinating is nothing but evil and probably something we shouldn't spend too much of our time worrying about especially since it's so closely connected to the occult.

RECOMMENDED READING:
F4: Why Do Comic Books (Pop Culture) Seem To Foretell The Future?

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