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Does occult symbolism pervade Hollywood culture?

Buck Rogers
Waking Times
Fri, 03 Nov 2017 00:00 UTC
Occult Symbolism
The avalanche of revelations about the perverted and predatory sexual underbelly of Hollywood and the entertainment industry is long overdue. It has always been an open secret of sorts, but the whole house is coming down right now as more people are suddenly feeling empowered to speak out, and the media is finally ready to listen and take seriously to the stories of victims.

But what if pedophilia and the sexual harassment of women in entertainment is only a symptom and not actually the disease?


Comment: The disease is more likely the pathological and psychopathic vultures who have infested and taken over the entertainment industry. They are drawn to positions of power in Hollywood and sex is another way of exercising that power.


Just below the surface, hidden in plain sight in Hollywood is the overwhelming influence of the occult and the esoteric schools of ancient black magic. It has always been present in this industry because those who seek power in our world have long recognized that television, film and music are the most efficient and important roadways into the public psyche and the collective conscience.

Comment: Hollywood is starting to unravel as of late. Also, there doesn't seem to be direct evidence of outright occult practices in Hollywood, even though all the signs and symptoms exist. There is enough evidence to show dark ritualistic practices do occur within 'elite' circles.

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Attention

Sick! Cosmo magazine pushes incest

Paul Bois
The Daily Wire
Thu, 02 Nov 2017 23:31 UTC
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Just a little over a week after it said white girls were forbidden to wear Princess Moana costumes for Halloween, Cosmo managed to out-ridiculous itself by normalizing incest.

If you think Cosmo couldn't top its already off-the-charts insanity, then brace yourself, because things are going to get really gross... even by Cosmo standards.

The recent article titled "This Is What It's Like to Fall In Love With Your Brother," profiles the haunting tale of Melissa, who did not know she had a brother for 40 years until just recently. To make a long story short, when Melissa met her long-lost brother, named Brian, she felt immediate attraction to him and the two had sex after just one drink, even though both were married at the time.

Melissa maintains that she and her husband maintain an open relationship; Brian has since left his wife. Eventually, the two hope they can move in with each other and marry.
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Hamburg University institutes religious code of conduct to keep Muslim students from praying too loud and flooding bathrooms

Eric Owens
Daily Caller
Sat, 04 Nov 2017 23:14 UTC
german muslim
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A moderately prestigious university in Germany has instituted a religious code of conduct in response to complaints about Muslim students praying noisily in the library and flooding campus bathrooms with water as they ritually cleanse their feet.

The University of Hamburg is the site of the new set of religion-related rules, reports Times Higher Education, a London-based education news website.

The 42,890-student university is the first in Germany to institute such a code.

The University of Hamburg's executive board determined that the religious code of conduct is necessary after receiving numerous complaints.

In addition to the bathroom flooding and the loud library praying, people described as "external Salafists" have demanded that female Muslim students wear veils on campus, according to school president Dieter Lenzen.
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Books

Investigation started as high schoolers record brutal beating of fellow student


CBS New York
Fri, 03 Nov 2017 23:08 UTC
Ridgewood high
School district officials are reaching out to families after some Ridgewood High School students allegedly stood by, watched and recorded the brutal beating of a fellow student.

Grace, a senior, told CBS2's Vanessa Murdock she saw video of a fight that happened on Ridgewood School District grounds after school hours.

"It made me so upset," she said. "I was like, 'Oh, I can't watch that.'"

Baba, a sophomore, said he wanted to know what all the buzz was about and ended up watching the video, too.

"It shows one kid like basically just beating the tar out of the other kid," he said. "Like it was not really a fair fight."
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Chart Pie

Support for NATO on the decline: Nearly 60% of Finns say 'no thanks' to NATO membership


RT
Sun, 05 Nov 2017 22:46 UTC
Helsinki, Finland
© Ints Kalnins / ReutersHelsinki, Finland
Fifty-nine percent of Finland's population do not want their country to become a NATO member, a new Gallup poll has revealed. And even if Sweden agreed to join NATO, which is seen as a factor which could sway public opinion in Finland, 52 percent would be still opposed.

In the poll, carried out on behalf of Helsingin Sanomat, the biggest daily newspaper in Finland, just 22 percent said that they'd like Finland to join the US-led military bloc, while 19 percent were undecided on the issue.

Those surveyed were also asked if they would back NATO entry if neighboring Sweden was a member. In such a scenario, the support for NATO membership increased to 33 percent, but those opposed were still a majority, at 52 percent.

Comment: Sounds like the majority of Finns and Swedes have grown weary of all the anti-Russian/ pro-NATO propaganda.

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Shooting at Texas church leaves at least 27 people dead, 20 wounded


RT
Sun, 05 Nov 2017 19:49 UTC
Texas shooting
© Liz Summers / ReutersPolice cars are seen at Sutherland Springs, U.S., November 5, 2017.
More than 20 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire inside a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, media reported, citing authorities. The shooter has been killed by police.

Wilson County Commissioner Albert Gamez Jr said that at least 27 people have been killed in the shooting, according to reports by the CNN and the BBC.

He added that at least 20 more have been wounded in the attack.

Witnesses reported seeing the man walk into the Baptist Church in the town 30 miles from San Antonio at 11:30am local time Sunday, according to KSAT-12.

Comment: The shooter has been identified: What we know about Texas church shooting alleged gunman Devin Kelley

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Thousands protest to oppose Balfour Declaration in London

Areeb Ullah
Middle East Eye
Sat, 04 Nov 2017 15:45 UTC
Pro-Palestine demonstrators
© MEE/Areeb UllahPro-Palestine demonstrators march down a street in central London
Pro-Palestine marchers were met by dozens of pro-Israel protesters who attempted to stop the march

Thousands of people marched through London on Saturday to call on Britain to apologize for the Balfour Declaration.

The demonstration came as UK Prime Minister Theresa May this week celebrated the centenary of the controversial 1917 document which paved the way for the creation of the state of Israel in 1948.

Organized by Friends of Al-Aqsa, the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Palestinian Forum in Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, protesters marched through the heart of London from outside the US Embassy in Grosvenor Square to Parliament Square in Westminster.

The Balfour Declaration, which is dated 7 November 1917, is a 67-word letter from Balfour, the foreign secretary of David Lloyd George's British government, to Walter Rothschild, the leader of the British Jewish community, which is considered by Zionists to indicate British support for the establishment of a Jewish national home in Palestine, which was then under the control of the Ottoman Empire.

Comment: For more on what the infamous Balfour Declaration has enabled, and why people in solidarity with Palestinian rights are protesting, see:

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Boat

Greek government plans to house migrants in cruise ships, hotel rooms


Voice of Europe
Sat, 04 Nov 2017 21:29 UTC
Carnival cruise ship
© Carnival Cruise Lines / Reuters
The Greek government is planning to charter cruise ships and book hotel rooms to deal with the country's renewed migrant crisis.

The Secretary of State of the Greek Ministry of Immigration, Mr Giannis Balafas, said during an interview with the Greek radio station REALFM that it's a necessary measure for especially rejected asylum seekers or migrants.

Some camps in Greece are overcrowded and with the winter coming hotels will be used to host refugees. The situation at the Islands of Lesvos and Samos is described as critical.

According to the Greek government besides hotel rooms, cruise ships could be hired as well. Already 20,000 refugees are living in Greek apartments, as part of a program for 30,000 newcomers sponsored by the European Union.

In the meantime a lot of native Greeks could soon loose their own homes. As a result of the financial crisis banks will start within weeks with selling several private owned houses at auctions.

Hundreds of homeless Greeks could watch their government provide luxurious shelters to immigrants, while they need shelter during the cold winter themselves.

Comment: The migrant crisis has at least two targets: destabilizing the migrants' home countries, and destabilizing their destination countries. And there's very little the destination countries can do without paying "hypocrisy costs". Unless they want to be reviled as illiberal authoritarians, they simply have to follow along, even if that means making their native populations resentful. All around, no one wins. But that's the point. And the only reason all of this was possible was the West's collective war mania and their destruction of previously sovereign nations. That turned out well, didn't it?

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Snowflake

#Antifail: Low turnouts make mockery of nationwide 'Refuse Fascism' rallies

Allum Bokhari
Breitbart News
Sat, 04 Nov 2017 20:06 UTC
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© Twitter
Refuse Fascism, the group behind this weekend's multi-city Antifa rallies, claims to be "organizing millions of people to drive out the fascist Trump / Pence regime." Actual turnout on the first day of their nationwide rallies was far lower.

The group, founded by Revolutionary Communist Party chairman Bob Avakian, took out a full-page ad in the New York Times to promote the rally, and has enjoyed free press in the national media in the past few days.

Despite the press attention, turnout was low at many of Refuse Fascism's rallies, which were scheduled to take place in 20 U.S. cities. The exception appears to have been L.A, where local news reported that close to 2,000 protesters gathered.

There were no reports of violent incidents, although a woman accused of deliberately splashing her drink on a Trump supporter was reportedly arrested at the Refuse Fascism march in New York City.

Comment: More from Gateway Pundit:
Owen Shroyer from Infowars.com went out to the Austin, Texas Antifa rally to cover the event in front of Austin City Hall.

According to Schroyer the antifa rally was a REAL DUD!
Owen Shroyer: Refuse Fascism launched their big protest nationwide and that is to end the Trump-Pence regime. It was nationwide. They spent millions of dollars on this. They bought full page ads in The New York Times. Today rolls around and it's a dud. Here in Austin you had about 30 Trump protesters. You had about 50 police officers protecting them. And then you had about 200 or more Trump supporters out here - waving flags, American flags, Gadsden flags. Talking to one another, having a good time, singing the National Anthem (while standing!).



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The great college loan swindle: America's next financial black hole

Matt Taibbi
Rolling Stone
Fri, 03 Nov 2017 00:00 UTC
College debt
© Richard B. Levine/ZUMAAn Occupy Wall Street protester in April 2012
On a wind-swept, frigid night in February 2009, a 37-year-old schoolteacher named Scott Nailor parked his rusted '92 Toyota Tercel in the parking lot of a Fireside Inn in Auburn, Maine. He picked this spot to have a final reckoning with himself. He was going to end his life.

Beaten down after more than a decade of struggle with student debt, after years of taking false doors and slipping into various puddles of bureaucratic quicksand, he was giving up the fight. "This is it, I'm done," he remembers thinking. "I sat there and just sort of felt like I'm going to take my life. I'm going to find a way to park this car in the garage, with it running or whatever."

Nailor's problems began at 19 years old, when he borrowed for tuition so that he could pursue a bachelor's degree at the University of Southern Maine. He graduated summa cum laude four years later and immediately got a job in his field, as an English teacher.

But he graduated with $35,000 in debt, a big hill to climb on a part-time teacher's $18,000 salary. He struggled with payments, and he and his wife then consolidated their student debt, which soon totaled more than $50,000. They declared bankruptcy and defaulted on the loans. From there he found himself in a loan "rehabilitation" program that added to his overall balance. "That's when the noose began to tighten," he says.
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