World War Z

World War Z an
ILLUMINATI Movie?

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1= Not Illuminati
5= Very Illuminati

The Illuminati love “end of the World”/Apocalyptic type scenarios. They see themselves as surviving the tragedy and moving on. In order for something to begin something has to end.

They have a very specific purposes – Psychological Warfare

They want to do two things:

1. Conditioning
2. Predicting the future and keeping you in a state of fear allowing them to divide and conquer.

They want us to be acquiescent

Alice in Wonderland

Disney’s 1951 animated film and 2010 live action film were both based on Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and its 1871 sequel Through the Looking-Glass.

Both films retain the “too tall” and “too short” motifs which serve to illustrate the dramatic physical changes we go through during puberty. The main character, Alice, also learns the reality of social hierarchies (thought her interections with the Red Queen), proper social behavior (The Tea Party scene), and has an existential crisis typical of growing up in her encounter with the Hookah-Smoking Caterpillar.

Too small

Too tall

Illuminati Symbolism In Movies

Being There

The 1979 film is a semi-serious comedy starring Peter Sellers as Chance, a TV-educated gardener, whose simple-mindedness and lack of protocol is mistaken for deep wisdom.

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The X-Files and the Syndicate

The Syndicate depicted in the X-files is never referred to as the Illuminati but it is often described by fans of the series as being similar to the Illuminati

The Syndicate

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Fantasia

Illuminati researcher Fritz Springmeier deconstructs the Disney animated film Fantasia and describes how it is used by the Illuminati to program Monarch mind-controlled slaves in How the Illuminati Create An Undetectable Total Mind Controlled Slave and Deeper Insight Into the Illuminati Formula.

Decoder: Fritz Springmeier

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Angels and Demons

Angels and Demons is a 2009 big budget Ron Howard film based on the bestselling book by Dan Brown. The German title for the book is Illuminati, while the English version is titled Angels and Demons.

The Illuminati is at the center of the story, but Brown and Howard’s version of the Illuminati differs significantly from Adam Weishaupt’s Illuminati

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Eyes Wide Shut

For most people, Eyes Wide Shut is the first movie they think of when asked which Hollywood film best represents the modern Illuminati. Urban legends tell of its director, Stanley Kubrick, revealing too much and getting murdered by the Illuminati. The film’s main character closely follows this scenario, adding fuel to the conspiratorial flames.