Mind control symbolism?

[Kid Eager]

His head would probably explode if he ever saw Catwoman wearing an eyepatch.

Which, oddly enough, doesn't turn up as the first hit on a Google Image search.

Congratulations, sir, I have just snorked my coffee....

 

[Myron Proudfoot]

I thought butterflies symbolized freedom or some such.... or is that the mind control talking???

 

[Horatius]

I thought butterflies symbolized freedom or some such.... or is that the mind control talking???

You should know by now; it's always the mind control talking.

 

[Rakarek]

“My thesis, then, is as follows: In addition to our immediate consciousness, which is of a thoroughly personal nature and which we believe to be the only empirical psyche (even if we tack on the personal unconscious as an appendix), there exists a second psychic system of a collective, universal, and impersonal nature which is identical in all individuals. This collective unconscious does not develop individually but is inherited. It consists of pre-existent forms, the archetypes, which can only become conscious secondarily and which give definite form to certain psychic contents.”

-Carl Jung

Vigilant Citizen claims that "Occult symbols" can have great impact on people even if they don't understand their meaning because of the archetypes. Isn't this Carl Jung statement pseudoscience?

According to him, we're being exposed to "Transhumanism, Illuminati elite and mind-control symbolism" in mass media as a way of manipulating the society to accept the existence of those things in the future, quoting people like Edward Bernays and Walter Lippman who have stated that media is a great propaganda tool

 

[Rakarek]

Apparently there's a woman with DID whose different personalities are all artists. Her name is Kim Noble. Vigilant Citizen thinks her abstract art depicts the world of mind control, considering the stuff by one of her "alters" features symbolism that are said to represent monarch programming by CT authors.
Link to Vigilant Citizen
Daily Mail

You could say that it's mere coincidence and that the artist(alter) is just expressing metaphorically what happened to her during her abuse, but there's one thing that's very unlikely to be a coincidence.

The CT author Ron Patton has stated that:

There are an inordinate amount of alters in the victim/survivor with numerous back-up programs, mirrors and shadows. A division of light-side (good) and dark-side (bad) alters are interwoven in the mind and rotate on an axis.

One of the main internal structures, (of which their are many) within the system is shaped like a double-helix, consisting of seven levels. Each system has an internal programmer which oversees the “gatekeeper” (demons?) who grant or deny entry into the different rooms. A few of the internal images predominately seen by victims/survivors are trees, the Cabalistic “Tree of Life,” with adjoining root systems, infinity loops, ancient symbols and letters, spider webs, mirrors or glass shattering, masks, castles, mazes, demons/monsters/aliens, sea shells, butterflies, snakes, ribbons, bows, flowers, hour glasses, clocks, robots, chain-of-command diagrams and/or schematics of computer circuitry boards.

That's some crazy nonsense at first look, but one of the paintings made by Kim Noble's persona named "Key" has made a painting titled "Seven Levels" which features a Cabalistic Tree of Life and strange symbols.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/62206346@N08/5655126630/
When Kim Jones showed off the paintings made by her alter personas, she said she was baffled about how "Key" could know about Kabbalah and Tree of Life considering she doesn't know anything about them herself. Oh, and CT authors also claim that Monarch slaves are taught to write backwards. "Key" paintings feature mirror writing.


If it's a coincidence, it's one damn unlikely coincidence.

 

[jaydeehess]

Are cigars and trains still just cigars and trains?

 

[Horatius]

For a good example of how you can read way too much into "symbolism" like this, consider this recent Stundie Nom:


http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=8962525#post8962525



And then, when absolutely nothing happens at the Superbowl (aside from, you know, Football and such), stop and think how completely this mindset fails, time after time after time.

 

[Rakarek]

For a good example of how you can read way too much into "symbolism" like this, consider this recent Stundie Nom:


http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=8962525#post8962525



And then, when absolutely nothing happens at the Superbowl (aside from, you know, Football and such), stop and think how completely this mindset fails, time after time after time.

Well, are the Illuminati sacrifices so far fetched after all? There is a music industry insider "exposing" them, though he seems like a rambling schizophrenic to me

Professor Griff discusses occult rituals in hip hop

 

[dafydd]

Well, are the Illuminati sacrifices so far fetched after all? There is a music industry insider "exposing" them, though he seems like a rambling schizophrenic to me

Professor Griff discusses occult rituals in hip hop

Do you really think that hippity hoppers are smart enough to have heard of the occult?

 

[StankApe]

"I'm scared, and would somebody explain this to me please?".

not to rag on the OP too much, but the above quote (from another thread) seems to be how these ALWAYS start.

It's like a wooish disguise. "I don't believe in these things, but this has me confused...."

skeptical he may be, but skeptical of that is I

 

[Rakarek]

not to rag on the OP too much, but the above quote (from another thread) seems to be how these ALWAYS start.

It's like a wooish disguise. "I don't believe in these things, but this has me confused...."

skeptical he may be, but skeptical of that is I

Meh. I'm just baffled by some strange coincidences and some things I can't rationalize easily do bother me, even if it seems dumb.

 

[dafydd]

Meh. I'm just baffled by some strange coincidences and some things I can't rationalize easily do bother me, even if it seems dumb.

It doesn't seem dumb, it is dumb. No need to be baffled.

 

[Horatius]

not to rag on the OP too much, but the above quote (from another thread) seems to be how these ALWAYS start.

It's like a wooish disguise. "I don't believe in these things, but this has me confused...."

skeptical he may be, but skeptical of that is I

We call it The Mark of Woo. It used to be quite common among truthers, who would show up here to "Just Ask a few Questions" about 9/11, and within a week, they'd be full-on raving loonies.

Haven't seen it much lately. It also sometimes gets confused with real skeptics playing Poe Games.

ETA: See some other JREF examples here:

https://www.google.com/search?q="ma...:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&channel=fflb