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Don Corleone. By: Jay Dyer Based on Mario Puzzo’s novel of the same name, Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather is known as one of the greatest films in cinematic history. Though the third installment has noticeably lower critical ratings, the trilogy as a whole is worthy viewing, but for JaysAnalysis, we will…

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? ? Recorded shortly before the news reports of Bowie’s death, I did a wild and wacky segment on Henson’s spandex classic with Bowie, The Labyrinth.  In this talk I cover my in-depth written analysis of the esoteric and occult elements of this children’s fantasy, replete with Jungian references,…

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Gold is the initial deposit, while paper notes function as the representative medium of exchange that can be expanded or contracted. By: Jay Dr. Carroll Quigley was Bill Clinton’s mentor at Georgetown.  Quigley was the chronicler of the elite “Anglo-American Establishment,” as he titled it, having access to their…

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By: Jay Dyer Some of these will be obvious, but as the readership grows there may be insights in certain lesser known films that deal with conspiracy in general.  My list will exclude all things alien, since the alien agenda is largely a bunch of bunk, as Jay’s Analysis…

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The sacrificial victim, Laura Palmer. By: Jay Dyer “‘I learned that just beneath the surface there’s another world, and still different worlds as you dig deeper.’ – David Lynch If you’ve ever sensed the flimsy, thin veneer of what parades itself as the good ole US of A, and…

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This is one for the record books – 6 hour mega-interview: The Afternoon Commute from Hoax Buster’s Call asked me to come back for a conversation on everything under the sun, and that we do. Topics covered include: Reality and fiction, fictional worlds, The Black Dahlia, ritual murder, surrealism, dream states…

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This is the first hour of a two hour talk that can be obtained from subscribing to John B. Wells’ Caravan to Midnight. In this talk we cover the metaphysics of film, secret societies, esoterica, numerology and Leibniz, demonology, cults and the dark side of philosophy. To hear my…

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John and Myself (Chris) delve into another stellar discussion with preeminent researcher, Jay Dyer. Topics include: The Orlando Gay Nightclub Shooting, Psychological Operations, Christina Grimme Murder, Manufactured Terror, The East West Dialectic, Top Secret America, Weaponized Culture, The Gay Agenda, Crisis Actors, Fletcher Prouty’s “Secret Team”, Stagecraft, Perception Management,…

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Oppositional and defiant. No. 6 “fights the system.” By: Jay Dyer 1960s spy fiction is some of my favorite fiction.  Developing its own unique aesthetic, from Bond to The Saint to Harry Palmer, the vivid, flamboyant style of both the spies and their cinema incarnations created an iconic pop phenomena that survives still…

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The Art of War. By: Jay Dyer The popular views attributed to Niccolo Machiavelli are not actually his own.  Having not actually read him, the assumption by many is that he is known for advocating the notion that the ends justify any means, while rulers of state must have…

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This season’s tagline suggests death may begin in this life, prior to actual death, and so with life. See my analysis of True Detective Season 1 here. By: Jay Dyer “All the most powerful ideas in history go back to archetypes. This is particularly true of religious ideas, but…

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This is the first free hour of my talk on Quigley’s Tragedy and Hope where we cover the next few chapters dealing with World War I and the reparations on Germany as a cloak for Global Government by the true “Inner Circle” of Illuminists and a one world order…

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Tim Kelly invited me back to discuss the history of Bilderberg and the neo-classical economic theory in light of the trek of western philosophical thought. From the transition out of Platonic methexis into Aristotelian hylomorphism, the economic sphere reflects this nominalism in its free trade and market perspectives over…

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Regina’s All-Seeing Eye. By: Jay Dyer The plan to integrate nations into continental trading blocs is not a new idea.  In Dr. Carroll Quigley’s Tragedy and Hope, reference is made to the plan of the Third Reich to create global trading blocs, which itself is an older British Royal…

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Notice the pyramidal structure of the black on bottom and top, from which light emanates. This symbolizes the gnostic version of as above, so below – dualism. Its “Just a Game” because its an illusory world. By: Jay Dyer I hate to always harp on gnosticism, but it’s undeniably…

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Homage to Blade Runner? By: Jay If you haven’t heard, Katy Perry told Rolling Stone she wants in!  The hallowed halls of the Illuminati elite are wide open for the rising stars, just fill out a form and sign on the dotted line…with blood!  For most, the development of…

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Joseph Wright’s “The Alchemist” By: Jay On the convergence of banking, technology and the occult This past week, the world’s vultures, the economic power elite, met in Davos to discuss the maintenance of their global fiat hegemony.  Highlights included furthering austerity, noting that the serf class can’t have air conditioning…

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The closer you look, the less you’ll see. By: Jay Now You See Me is, on one level, a silly, contrived film about a group of magicians invited to be part of a large-scale heist and con operation.  Simply put, amateur magic acts Henley Reeves (Isla Fisher), Merritt McKinney (Woody Harrelson),…

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In this new interview, Russia analyst Mark Hackard of SouloftheEast.org returns to discuss the recent Paris events and Gladio, the fishy elements surrounding it, as well as the history of Sovietism and Nazism, the banking dictatorship, technocracy and feminism, Dostoyevsky’s works, cults and SPECTRE, and much, much more! If…

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A big thanks to Sean Stone and Buzzsaw for having me on. “Is this the end of history? Explore the philosophy of the end of the world from sex and consumerism, to the lie of a technological utopia created through machines–we lift the veil of psy ops and false…

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Film Poster. Image: Wikipedia.com By: Jay One of the classic 80s cult films I’ve overlooked and delayed doing an analysis of has been Joel Schumacher’s 1987 Lost Boys. While somewhat of a box office hit at the time, the film is arguably more popular now than it was at…

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Communist and fascist posters evidence the same propaganda tactics. Full Spectrum Dominance in the Anglo-American Great Game By: Jay It is often stated in “conspiracy circles” so-called that the Western elites help train and put Mao in power.  Is this true?  Can we find documented evidence for the claim?…

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In this sequel, I pick up the second half of Drefuss’ work, Devil’s Game, and cover the rise of the Shah and the Ayatollahs, Global Islamic finance and the overall plan of radical and global Islam in the new world order.   I also include information from Mark Curtis’ Secret…

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In this partial talk, I give my summary and analysis of the real history of the Muslim Brotherhood from Dreyfuss’ Devil’s Game and Mark Curtis’ Secret Affairs, two important books dealing with in-depth history and espionage.  The story you are told about Islam from the media is not accurate: Radical…

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KGB Colonel Stanislav Lekarev (1935-2010) was an especially apt observer of the interplay between intelligence, culture and deep politics. While we know about the CIA’s extensive ties with Hollywood, the KGB had its own assets in the USSR film industry. Here Lekarev, an officer of the KGB First Chief…

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Film poster. The film was released on 4-4-14. ? By: Jay The new Captain America film is heavily laced with either revelation of the method programming, or genuine artistic rebellion against the corrupt, globalist establishment.  The plot is one of the most anti-new world order films I’ve seen, in…

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In late 1943 SS commando Otto Skorzeny, known as “the most dangerous man in Europe,” was tasked by Hitler with a daunting mission: kill Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill, the Big Three, in Tehran, Iran. The bold plan, code-named Unternehmen Weitsprung (Operation Long Jump), might even have succeeded but for the…

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Wikileaks, Part Deux. Image: Truthseeker.co.uk By: Jay One of the evident patterns that emerges concerning the theater of operations known as “media” is the never-ending rabbit hole of trails and endless, conflicting details that don’t and won’t add up concerning a figure like Edward Snowden.  The application of the…