Illuminated Rocawear

January 23, 2010

Jay-Z’s clothing line “Rocawear” has incorporated obvious occult symbols in its designs. Jay Z steadfastly refuses that he is a member of any secret society.

Jay-Z Denies Illuminati Rumors

January 20, 2010

Radio personality, Angie Martinez, recently questioned the rap superstar about the rumors, which he laughed them off.

“I don’t know where it came from, I don’t know where it started … NO, not me,” Jay said when asked if he added images deliberately in his music videos to mess with people. “No, never done that before. Why would I do that? That’s retarded.

“I can’t even get into a golf club in Palm Springs. I’m from Marcy Projects. Just think about that …” he added.

While Jay says the secret society rumors are funny, he admits that he believes, somewhat, in “cliques of friends” running world affairs. “I think there’s cliques of friends who control things,” he explained. “I don’t know if its a devil worshipping sec … I think that’s a little Tom Hanks. But, I believe there’s cliques of people who control the world. Like Jeezy’s my man, I got Atlanta. If I go down to Atlanta, I got that thing. When he come to Brooklyn, he got that thing. That’s just natural process. I’m sure Obama has his people who he’s good with. As far as how far people are taking it … I guess I’m an entertainer. People are entertained. That’s not my thing … People make up their own things, and just run with it.”

And just to clear the air about allegations that he worships the devil, Jay explained that he believes in one God, but not organized religion, and everything else you’re reading on gossip blogs are silly.

“To be honest with you. I really think it’s really silly,” he said. “For the record, I, of course, believe in God. I believe in one God. If people must know my religious belief, I believe in one God. I don’t believe in religion. I don’t believe in Christians or Muslims. I think all that separates people. I think it’s one God, I think it’s all the same God. I don’t believe in hell … Am I a part of some cult? That sounds stupid to me. That’s ignorant to even say. That’ll be the last time I address that.”

Tom, Jerry & the Illuminati

January 11, 2010

Tom & Jerry visit their boss who takes orders from the Illuminati. A really subversive cartoon.

Big Brother: Lady Soverign worships Satan?

January 7, 2010

I vaguely remember Lady Sovereign saying something along the lines of “maybe it should be satan that we should be worshiping”. I could be wrong but I remember thinking at the time of how odd it sounded. I also find it odd that she wears a pyramid all-seeing-eye thing around her neck. A gift from Jaz-Z no-doubt.

Sherlock Holmes Film Suceeds in Featuring 19th Century Occult

January 5, 2010

The new Sherlock Holmes film featuring Robert Downey Jr. pits the Victorian detective against the villainous Lord Blackwood and involves an occult order known as the Temple of the Four Orders.

While the Temple of the Four Orders is an invention of the film, it clearly draws from sources such as the Freemasons and the Golden Dawn. Indeed, publicity concerning the film repeatedly compares Blackwood to onetime Golden Dawn member , although i personally find such a comparison to be rather stretching things.

Regardless, I have to applaud the film writers for doing a bit of homework! While occult scribbles abound throughout the film, there’s no references to Satan or demons. (A couple quick images of Baphomet are seen, but those are historically appropriate.) Imagery does include sphinxes, alchemical symbols, pentagrams and crosses, all of which make sense for a 19th century occult group. Their uses of layered symbolism in complex images likewise is congruent with what real world magical orders were creating at the time.

In short, the film largely abandons the usual exaggerated hysterics and instead builds a relatively believable occult group, while of course taking certain liberties for the good for the story.

Robbie Williams on Conspiracy Theories

November 30, 2009

Robbie Williams talks about 9/11, the Illuminati, conspiracy theories and the movie Zeitgeist.

The Men Who Stare at Goats

November 27, 2009

In another bizarre twist of fate, I recently saw The Men Who Stare At Goats; in it, Ewan McGregor plays an authour in search of a Big Story, and winds up in a hotel lounge in Kuwait City, looking for Iraq War related stories. As he sits there, he idly doodles a curious drawing in his notebook, an obvious Eye in the Pyramid picture, with two men walking up to it. This leads George Clooney’s “Jedi warrior” character to reveal to him his “Anja chakra” tattoo, which looks a lot like the Eye of Providence, and the two begin an adventure into Iraq.

Occult Crimes Task Force

November 24, 2009

Rosario Dawson (star of Sin City and Clerks 2) breaks new ground as she co-creates and stars in the Occult Crimes Taskforce!

National Treasure

November 23, 2009

National Treasure, the new Nicolas Cage movie, plays to the public’s fascination with conspiracy theories and secret societies like the Freemasons.

Minoriteam

November 14, 2009

Minoriteam was an animated television series on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim. The pilot episode premiered on November 6, 2005, with new episodes included in the Sunday Line Up beginning March 19, 2006 and ending in July 2006. The show only lasted one season and was generally disliked by viewers, some calling it “the worst adult swim show ever.”

The White Shadow is the leader of this organization of supervillains which is named after him. He has a one-eyed golden helmet in the shape of the “Great Seal” pyramid on the U.S. one-dollar bill, what some have considered the Illuminati Pyramid.

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