Celebrities that are into the occult/satanism

[Jack Handy jr]

Satan and the devil are not real so who cares if people worship them.

It’s like worshipping the marshmallow man.

Young and foolish your post is...the biggest trick the Devil ever played was convincing the world he doesn't exist...accept Jesus Kong get saved

 

[KONG-D'SNT-TAP]

Young and foolish your post is...the biggest trick the Devil ever played was convincing the world he doesn't exist...accept Jesus Kong get saved

You mean that same Jesus who let millions of children get raped by his priests. Then let the higher ups in his institution cover it up.

You can have him

 

[bortt]

Because im working, and I don't have unlimited data, so theres only so much I can do right now.



Heres one you can nibble on

Anyway, I take that interview to mean he'd made a personal commitment to continue using his gifts and spreading his messages as long as he could. Really, of all the examples you could have used, Bob has to be the least likely to be an influence for satan or the illuminati. Decadence, materialism, hedonism, ignorance, being a puppet to some agenda; these are not at all what he was about.

Listen to his music sometime, I really think you'd like him.

 

[BearGrounds]

You would think Satan would be smart enough not to leave his signature on all these influencers, but you know that's Satan for you.

What about this thread makes you believe he needs to do all that much hiding?

Look at the posts here, including yours above.

People can be looking right at his signature, but then they'll cover their eyes. Satan, I expect, is smart enough to know this.

 

[TheTimeIsNotNow]

Threads like these make me miss Ripskater, instant classics every time

 

[minute bull]

What about this thread makes you believe he needs to do all that much hiding?

Look at the posts here, including yours above.

People can be looking right at his signature, but then they'll cover their eyes. Satan, I expect, is smart enough to know this.

Which post? My Jackie Chan one?

I don't buy into things being one way unless most everything points to it, and "everything" doesn't rely heavily on people who stand on conjecture. What you describe might be Satan. It might be people spotting a pattern by coincidence. It might be there just aren't a wide variety of poses or geometric structures in photography. It might be trolls lying. It might be a lot of things, all at once. All of which might be true.

Where you see turpitude might not be all you see. How are you so sure what you see is only as you see it?

 

[BearGrounds]

Which post? My Jackie Chan one?

I don't buy into things being one way unless most everything points to it, and "everything" doesn't rely heavily on people who stand on conjecture. What you describe might be Satan. It might be people spotting a pattern by coincidence. It might be there just aren't a wide variety of poses or geometric structures in photography. It might be trolls lying. It might be a lot of things, all at once. All of which might be true.

Where you see turpitude might not be all you see. How are you so sure what you see is only as you see it?

Was referring to the post I quoted where you implied that being so blatant about broadcasting one's signature was seemingly a stupid thing for Satan to do.

Everything you just wrote , along with multiple other posts ITT displaying similar arguments against the varacity of pointing out said obviousness, is why it wouldn't matter all that much how blatantly he flaunted his signature.

 

[minute bull]

Was referring to the post I quoted where you implied that being so blatant about broadcasting one's signature was seemingly a stupid thing for Satan to do.

Everything you just wrote , along with multiple other posts ITT displaying similar arguments against the varacity of pointing out said obviousness, is why it wouldn't matter all that much how blatantly he flaunted his signature.

I take it you didn't see that that's the joke I was making. I don't seem to have a great success rate with people with O's in their name. I won't assume that's the work of Webster's Dictionary tho.

 

[Rek Rekington]

Satanism is more sane than any other organized religion. At least they don't believe in any diety.

 

[General_Speckz]

Can we get @Ruprecht to weigh in on this given his av?

 

[BearGrounds]

I take it you didn't see that that's the joke I was making. I don't seem to have a great success rate with people with O's in their name. I won't assume that's the work of Webster's Dictionary tho.

 

[BearGrounds]

You have to be blind not to see it.

 

[Ruprecht]

Can we get @Ruprecht to weigh in on this given his av?

It's not actually about the occult or satanism. It's "Jesus and the Metal Men" by Mark Bryan.
I always interpreted it as a piss take of the "Project Blue Beam" conspiracy theory.
I think that people who are concerned about triangles appearing in the media are mentally deranged, dud units.

 

[Julius_Caesar]

I think there could be a lot of misunderstandings. If some of the conspiracy theories I've heard are real I think more than likely it has something to do with Aliens or/and interdimensional entities than actual heaven and hell. God and the devil.

These entities are probably connected to certain people in power. I've always been interested in the theory about Aliens arriving on this planet (or were already here) and manipulating the DNA of our ape ancestors which created modern humans and have been slowly advancing us whilst controlling us from the shadows. Its also interesting how many ideas and inventions come to people during dreams. Like as if they can put ideas in peoples heads. For example Einstein's theory of relativity came to him in a dream and I've heard many others make similar claims.

I feel like there's a big connection that starts from somewhere around Ancient Egypt/Babylon/Sumeria and then the Ancient Egyptian empire started to decline followed by the Roman Empires rise (The Egyptian Age of Decline was around 1100-30 BC and the Roman Empire was founded in 27 BC)

Also something I am interested in is "The Cult of ISIS" which was centered around the Egyptian deities Isis and Osiris. Its Roman origins are placed in the early empire, which would make it very likely that the Egyptian campaigns of the Second Triumvirate (most likely under Marcus Antonius) brought the cult to Rome. It had a popular following up until the fourth century CE, but as Christianity took a firmer hold was completely eliminated by the sixth century or went underground. Its weird that there isn't even a Wiki page for it. This page goes into it a bit more: https://www2.kenyon.edu/Depts/Religion/Projects/Reln91/Gender/isis.htm
Its also interesting (from what I've heard) that certain scholars in the west were denying the Sumerian Religion existence at first until the evidence was too solid. Kinda like how some are claiming the Pyramids are a lot older than certain scholars claim.

I think after the decline of Rome this cult or whatever you wanna call them spread out (or had already spread out) into Europe (I think England is where they were based and probably behind the British Empire) and today I guess they influence and control the west. This is why there seems to be a big push in the media about globalism, unity, liberalism etc. Maybe that's the direction they want to take us in and it doesn't necessarily have to be for evil purposes. Good and bad can be subjective. Maybe they think differently to us. For example maybe they know reincarnation is real and therefore the clash of cultures which can be a side effect of multiculturalism and is insignificant to them. Like Islamic or Far Right extremists shooting up an area and killing a few hundred people is a necessary risk to the future plans they have for us.

Many people just jump the gun and claim its the devils work and I dont want to disrespect anyones religion or belief but I don't think its that simple. I would go as far as to say they created some of these Religions as a means of control. This doesn't mean I am right. I could be right about some of the things I mentioned and wrong about others. Its hard to tell but still you can connect certain things to the point where it makes sense. Its just a theory.

 

[General_Speckz]

It's not actually about the occult or satanism. It's "Jesus and the Metal Men" by Mark Bryan.
I always interpreted it as a piss take of the "Project Blue Beam" conspiracy theory.
I think that people who are concerned about triangles appearing in the media are mentally deranged, dud units.

Thank you for your time.

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Project_Blue_Beam

Wow.

 

[minute bull]

You have to be blind not to see it.

 

[minute bull]

Hey, knock knock.

Come in.

 

[SoberAwakening]

The evidence that something is off in Hollywood, the music industry and even politics is overwhelming. What bothers me is that people chalk it up to coincidence. By the very definition, none of this is coincidence. At the same time, I don't act like I have the answer either.

The hand gestures, the clothing color scheme, the ritualistic process of certain celebs is creepy. The "As above, so below" and "do what that wilt is the whole of the law" has always given me the creeps.

And the baphomet pic makes me uncomfortable just looking at it.

There was a show called Angel back in the day, a spinoff of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Anyway, Angel's biggest nemesis was a law firm called Wolfram and Hart. It was filled with a bunch of lawyers who specialized in defending demons, ghouls, etc. Really off the wall stuff. The funny part was that this law firm was this massive building smack dab in the middle of LA. Literally hidden in plain sight. That always stood out to me. Pure evil going on in this building by people in power suits, and nobody on the outside knew.

 

[minute bull]

The evidence that something is off in Hollywood, the music industry and even politics is overwhelming. What bothers me is that people chalk it up to coincidence. By the very definition, none of this is coincidence. At the same time, I don't act like I have the answer either.

The hand gestures, the clothing color scheme, the ritualistic process of certain celebs is creepy.

I fear this speaks toward our tendency to elevate celebrities for the purpose of controlling them in our minds through judgement. It's not unreasonable to think people with an excess of power and money will operate on a different level of permission than the poor and ignored -- that they think conventional rules and attributes no longer restrict them. Abuse of power and wealth can certainly be deemed wicked, so it's not a far cry to associate wickedness to Satan.

Powerplays, in themselves, are a bit of a relative dynamic. One perspective, possibly of many. Are these celebrities objectively wicked, or is that just something we said they were? The major hurdle can be found in believing something for yourself, and wanting other people to believe the same thing. Saying something is creepy or off won't convince very many people who like to think of themselves as critical thinkers. Like you I don't have the answer, but I also think I don't need to have an answer either.

 

[SoberAwakening]

I fear this speaks toward our tendency to elevate celebrities for the purpose of controlling them in our minds through judgement. It's not unreasonable to think people with an excess of power and money will operate on a different level of permission than the poor and ignored -- that they think conventional rules and attributes no longer restrict them. Abuse of power and wealth can certainly be deemed wicked, so it's not a far cry to associate wickedness to Satan.

Powerplays, in themselves, are a bit of a relative dynamic. One perspective, possibly of many. Are these celebrities objectively wicked, or is that just something we said they were? The major hurdle can be found in believing something for yourself, and wanting other people to believe the same thing. Saying something is creepy or off won't convince very many people who like to think of themselves as critical thinkers. Like you I don't have the answer, but I also think I don't need to have an answer either.

When celebs quote, make life decisions, and honor a guy like Aleister Crowley, that's more than just me saying something is creepy or off. Crowley deemed himself "the most wickedest man alive" at the time, and his influence on the generations after him all the way up to even present day is undeniable.