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27 mayo, 2022

Symbolic Pics of the Month 05/22

In this edition of SPOTM: Madonna gives birth to Monarch butterflies; Kim Kardashian wears Marilyn Monroe’s actual dress at the MET Gala; Disney-owned Marvel keeps getting darker. And what the hell is wrong with Neil Patrick Harris?

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Madonna hasn’t released a hit song in years but she’s become a master at annoying and slightly horrifying the world with random crap. This time, she entered the NFT fad by releasing three short CGI videos. Titled Mother of Creation, the graphic videos depict a Madonna giving birth to various things. As with every single thing associated with Madonna, Mother of Creation is pure occult-elite madness.

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The first video is titled Mother of Nature. It features Madonna laying in a cold laboratory setting as a tree slowly emerges from her. Everything about this video implies that Madonna is actually in a high-tech mind control facility.

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In Mother of Evolution, Madonna gives birth to Monarch butterflies in a post-apocalyptic scene. Madonna says it represents “giving birth no matter what is happening in the world”. Whatever. Those who recognize the symbolism know that this represents

17 mayo, 2016

The #PostTraumatic #SuperHero


War and Terror in the Marvel and DC Film Universes
It has been hero pitted against hero in the cinemas this spring. DC has the face-off right in the title of its latest big-budget flick: Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Then came Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War, in which the Avengers disassemble into two warring factions, and Cap scraps with his friend Iron Man. There are interesting similarities between the two tentpoles beyond their central rock ’em sock ’em duels. [Spoilers incoming, dear reader.]

On one level, both physical battles are meant to represent ideological struggles: security vs. liberty, democratic oversight vs. super-heroic independence. In Dawn of Justice, U.S. Senator June Finch (Holly Hunter) chairs Congressional hearings to hold Superman to account. Batman also believes the alien with god-like powers must be put in check, which is what sends the two icons on a collision course. In Civil War, U.S. Secretary of State Thaddeus Ross (William Hurt) strong-arms several Avengers into acquiescing to a set of international accords placing the super-team under United Nations supervision. Captain America goes rogue, leading to a clash between Cap’s refuseniks and Iron Man’s compliant soldiers.

Both regulatory drives are reactions to the fallout from previous super-battles, especially the mass