January 16, 2011
Do we
need additional proof that mankind is controlled by a satanic
cult?
The Illuminati uses movies (and entertainment in general) to
spread its occult dogma. Most critics are simply too dense to
recognize the truth and sound the alarm.
Christianity is forbidden in the public sphere but spreading
Satanism is OK? So that's "secular" society.
One woman we know who saw this movie was so disturbed, she broke
down at work the next day.
BTW, doesn't Portman look ridiculous in this
picture?
by Marcos
(for henrymakow.com)
Black Swan is one of those movies that leave you
with a sick feeling in your gut. The reason is that it makes a very
convincing case in favor evil.
The movie stars Natalie Portman (née Natalie Harshlag, from
Jerusalem), directed by a Jew from Brooklyn who lived in a kibbutz
in Israel, Darren Aronofsky and produced by a company named
"Phoenix". Aronofsky had his debut with the movie "Pi", whose main
theme kaballah and Jewish occult numerology.
PLOT (SPOILER ALERT!)
Nina (Portman) is a ballet dancer in New York. The movie starts
with a dream where Nina dances with a seductive male dancer, an
Antonio Banderas type who suddenly changes into a demon, horns and
all.
Nina still sleeps in her childhood bedroom, surrounded by plush
dolls and pink decorations. She is anorexic, has no boyfriend, is
possibly schizophrenic and scratches herself until she bleeds. Her
mother is a disciplinarian who wants Nina to be the first dancer in
the company.
Thomas Leroy (Vincent Cassel) is the French director who has just
fired the first dancer from the company, Beth (Wynona Rider, nee
Horowitz), after having seduced her.
Beth is approaching 30, and is disposable. After being fired, she
is hit by a car and goes to the hospital. Thomas decides that he
will produce the ballet "Black Swan" with the same dancer playing
good white swan and the evil black swan. Nina is his choice, but he
thinks she is too good and sweet and, although she can be the best
white swan, she needs to find her evil nature in order to play the
black swan.
Nina meets a bad girl named Lily (Mila Kunis, another Jewish
actress), a dancer and competitor for the role. She has a tattoo of
black swan's wings on her back, meaning she already belongs to
evil.
She takes Nina to a bar and a disco, introduces her to drugs,
casual sex with men and has lesbian sex with her afterward. Because
of the wild party, Nina is late to the rehearsal and almost loses
the role to Lily herself. In the movie, we don't know if Nina is
imagining everything or if it really happened.
During opening night, Nina plays the White Swan and falls on stage.
At her dressing room, during interlude, she is mocked by one of the
dancers, who tells her she will fail and starts a fight.
Nina pushes her to a wall mirror, which shatters. She then proceeds
to stab the dancer with a glass piece and changes into a demonic
black swan. She performs wonderfully and, at the end, we find that
in reality she stabbed herself and is dying. Her last words are:
"Now I am perfect."
(Natalie,
put on a bra! Hillary can't concentrate!)
ANALYSIS
Black Swan is a movie about mind control and demonic possession.
Its main message is that you can't achieve greatness without
selling your soul to the devil and connecting with the evil
inside.
Nina's controller is her mother. She was unable to develop and is
still a child psychologically and sexually. Her bedroom's wallpaper
is covered with butterflies, a reminder of Monarch
programming.
When she is ripe and technically disciplined, her handler, Leroy
("The King" in French) enters her life and introduces her to evil,
with the help of Lily (Lilith?).
He seduces her but doesn't have sex with her. He just awakens her
lust and greed. In a key scene, we see Leroy and Nina at his flat,
where a stylized Baphomet is displayed on the wall.
Her gala night also takes place in a building where we see a huge
statue of a black angel, obviously Lucifer. Nina is being invited
to Satan's side, and the reward is fame and success.
There are occult signals all over the movie, starting with the
black and white duality and going through mirrors.
Nina and her mother have their mirror images switched in one scene,
meaning the mother has to program the daughter to be a replica of
herself.
In the end, when Nina shatters the mirror, it means she broke her
personality in multiples and is ready to be possessed. She
graphically changes into a demon in the screen.
It is very possible that Portman will get an Oscar for the role, in
confirmation of what the movie teaches. She is an insider. That
would make the movie more a ritual than fiction, much like
Madonna's kiss on Britney Spears. On the internet, Portman is well
known as a mind control puppet.
CONCLUSION
Perhaps we should pay attention to the "failed" dancer Beth, who
Nina replaced. Like other mind control slaves, she loses her
programming as she gets near to age 30, and is discarded or
killed.
After Nina tells Beth that she wanted to be "perfect" like her,
Beth says: "Perfect? I am nothing." That's the fate of those
who believe Satan's lies.
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