Showing posts with label illuminati. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illuminati. Show all posts

Pop Occulture: Lady GaGa and the Illuminati

Since last summer, I've been getting word that conspiracy theorists, culture warriors and people who read a lot of Dan Brown have been labeling Lady GaGa a tool of the Illuminati. The symbolist Web site, The Vigilant Citizen has done an especially successful job making hay on the topic.

In fact, my old pal the Conspiracy Nut sent me a few nibbles on the investigation (GaGaGate?), but I wasn't quite ready to write about it until he directed me to this recap by the LA Weekly.

So the story has legs, and the Weekly does a nice job of boiling down the main arguments against GaGa. Among them, is the argument that she's frequently making the "Masonic" triangle gesture; she also covers one eye, which is an occult symbol for the Eye of Horus aka "The All Seeing Eye." GaGa's logo is also considered occultist, and is also connected to David Bowie, a supposed follower of Aleister Crowley.  Also, it doesn't help GaGa's case that she did her Hello Kitty photo shoot in a Masonic lodge (one pose shown here, with her rocking the Horus eye).

While I'm not completely biting, it is interesting stuff compiled by people really closely watching GaGa's videos.

The Conspiracy Nut Report: 'Angels & Demons' and the real Illuminati antimatter

Known only as The Conspiracy Nut, this writer comments frequently on his theories of machinations, scandals and conspiracies in paranormal pop culture and their connection to the real world. The views reflected in The Conspiracy Nut Report are wacky and (probably, hopefully, maybe?) completely untrue, and definitely not those of ParanormalPopCulture.com.  However, they are fun to read.

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Angels & Demons is a 2000 bestselling mystery-thriller novel written by author Dan Brown adapted into a 2009 movie starring Tom Hanks, recently released on DVD.

The plot revolves around the quest of fictional Harvard University symbologist Robert Langdon (the same protagonist from Brown's The DaVinci Code) to uncover the mysteries of the secret society the Illuminati, and to unravel a plot to annihilate Vatican City using destructive antimatter. Angels & Demons focuses on the historical conflict between science and religion, and particularly between the Illuminati and the Roman Catholic Church. Additionally, the antimatter is known as the CERN, or God, particle. 

This is what I want to talk about today.