Creepy Tv Show for Kids with Satanic Illuminati theme

I found this video, which is from a kids tv show, to be somewhat interesting and disturbing at the same time. It does show some interesting truths regarding whom is in control of the Earth and Mankind, and at the same time apparently is rather suggestive in nature for kids.


The video speaks more or less for itself and you be the judge after watching it.

-Maggador

WELL!

That was very................ odd... unusual..... ~weird ~ Must. Locate. Rest. Of. Cartoon.

This ones a keeper!

Merry Christmas!

[edit on 12/24/2009 by hhcore]

This is Mark Twain ..


.. And this was never intended for kids ..

Op is right, it is creepy.

Lacking in empathy symbolizes this world.

The Adventures of Mark Twain.

Plot Synopsis (from the site) :

Based on elements from the stories of Mark Twain, this feature-length Claymation fantasy follows the adventures of Tom Sawyer, Becky Thatcher, and Huck Finn as they stowaway aboard the interplanetary balloon of Mark Twain. Twain, disgusted with the Human Race, is intent upon finding Halley's Comet and crashing into it, achieving his "destiny." It's up to Tom, Becky, and Huck to convince him hat his judgement is wrong, and that he still has much to offer humanity that might make a difference. Their efforts aren't just charitable; if they fail, they will share Twain's fate. Along the way, they use a magical time portal to get a detailed overview of the Twain philosophy, observing the "historical" events that inspired his works.

*edit - clarity

[edit on 12/24/09 by GENERAL EYES]

I saw this ages ago, I really wish it was available in higher resolution.

I don't think it was necessarily aimed at kids, I found it fascinating though, really well done and - yes it is "Satanic themed" but those words don't equate to pro-Satan/Illuminati, the "devil" character in it is obviously "bad".

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why drugs are illegal.
Seriously though, why?
on a side-note, does anyone know where to find a DVD copy of it?

reply to post by IX-777


I hate to be this blunt, but you are the biggest fraud I have seen on ATS to date. You claim to be part of "mystery schools" and "secret societies" and you have no clue who or what the Illuminati was. You use the term as if it was a synonym for evil. Whence you head is removed from the place it came, please do a bit of research on who they were. Your video was a bit of artistic claymation. There was a plot and watched with an open mind, it was cool to see. But Illuminati? sad existence you have.

reply to post by network dude


If anyone was high in the masons, or part of the illuminati, they would not tell us there secrets or what exists or not.

I remember seeing this when it was first posted on Youtube. I never heard of it before then. As I watched it for the first time, my automatic reaction was more leaning towards "giving children nightmares".

Horrible stuff, it has to be aimed for kids; I can't imagine adults re-scheduling their TV time to watch this juvenile fear injecting nightmare.

Masonic or not, it should never have been aired, then again it is art, therefor maybe an "18" certified DVD in the adult section in your city media store would be a good compromise

I remember seeing this a year ago and I was hooked. I found that it was actually inspiring more than creepy. The ending in particular leaves on a particularly cool note.

reply to post by GENERAL EYES


I've seen this before.

Why would the plot line involve Mark Twain wanting to crash into Hailey's Comet?
The Heaven's Gate cult all committed suicide while believing they could do something like that once they were dead.(land on a comet)
Though it wasn't Hailey's exactly; though it was Hale-Bopp.
Weird.

Believe it or not, my kids brought this to my attention. This is whacky stuff. I don't believe it is aimed at kids. It's just a bit of artistic expression.

reply to post by IX-777


If you were to see with opened eyes you would see that all tv and movie programming for kids and adults are Creepy and somewhat demonic on a clown like level.

Adventures of Mark Twain i love that movie that part is based on the mysterious stranger

Originally posted by andy1033
reply to post by network dude

 

If anyone was high in the masons, or part of the illuminati, they would not tell us there secrets or what exists or not.

you're right. and satanists are elitists. trust me I am one. we would never try and recruit every Tom, Dick, and Harry through cartoons, mass media or anything else. If I have to show you the "path" then you are no better than the sheep I despise. If anyone is putting these images in cartoons or childrens TV it would be the x-tian scaremongers

And then there's this, which another member posted a few weeks ago I think:

Of course there is a lot of subliminal and suggestive matters in the typical tv-show, news broadcast, movie etc.

What is interesting about the segment posted here is how it portrays the world being lead by an Evil "god", Satan, and not the "Good" God. It shows how Satan has the power over Earth and its inhabitants.

Symbolicaly, to me, this hints at the way the Illuminati have control over the Earth, and with my original post I did not mean that Illuminati is Satan, but indeed they do worship at the highest level entities that could be called "Satan", or his equals. In other words, demonic beings, only out for power and control.

I have explained these things in other forums. Regarding me being member of various secret societies and orders, there is nothing fancy or magical or special about that. Indeed there are many members here on this forum whom are Freemasons, Rosicrucians, Thelemites, and so on.

People do tend to believe secret orders and societies are something so special that it takes a very hard way to get in, but in reality it is rather simple. It is the ascension within the order to the higher secrets that is the harder part where fewer are chosen, there are usually an Outer Order and an Inner Order.

I do admit I personally was born into the occult and secret orders, but nevertheless I did join other orders and societies later, that had no connection to my past nor did the members of these other orders know anything about my past involvement so it had no influence on my ability to join such orders.

In fact, it is hilariously simple to join many orders such as Freemasonry, Rosicrucians, Knights Templars, Ordo Templi Orientis, Martinist Order etc, whom all are branches of higher orders and societies, something most of the members are not aware of though.

So if you doubt me being members of various orders and secret societies, you should indeed check more up on what it takes to join such, and consider the fact that once you join such orders you will get chances to join other more "secret" ones by the time going by as a member within the ones you joined.

-Maggador

...People do tend to believe secret orders and societies are something so special that it takes a very hard way to get in, but in reality it is rather simple. It is the ascension within the order to the higher secrets that is the harder part where fewer are chosen, there are usually an Outer Order and an Inner Order.

I do admit I personally was born into the occult and secret orders, but nevertheless I did join other orders and societies later, that had no connection to my past nor did the members of these other orders know anything about my past involvement so it had no influence on my ability to join such orders.

In fact, it is hilariously simple to join many orders such as Freemasonry, Rosicrucians, Knights Templars, Ordo Templi Orientis, Martinist Order etc, whom all are branches of higher orders and societies, something most of the members are not aware of though.

I think there is a "conspiracy" of sorts controlling things, but it has no name is is just made up of people in the military-industrial complex, the financial sector, the government, and so on. It has nothing to do with neckbearded guys in Harry-Potter-looking robes and hats.

You know, like when somebody jowly dude with a hefty yearly bonus gets on the phone to so-and-so's cousin who they went to prep school with and who now works over at bank XYZ and has a chat about the golf conditions at pebble beach for a few minutes. Then they casuaully mention whether the cousin could do this favor or that with so-and-so over at the treasury or the fed. Next thing you know, an 11-figure number blips at the speed of light from fund A in the Caymens to fund B in Luxemborg, and everyone meets in some Midtown bar a few hours later for single malt, strippers, and cigars to have a hearty chuckle.

These people have nothing to do with western estoteric orders like the Freemasons or the resurrected mail-order McRosicrucians or McTemplars or what have you.

I have nothing much against the latter group, which strikes me as about as nefarious as the local Medieval Faire society. The weird "secret sex magik rituals" at the top levels and way the "higher-level" initiates tend to stick their greedy little fingers in the till tend to turn me off. If you are serious about sex magik you'd do better to study Indo-Tibetan stuff, although you've got to do so much preparation first sitting cross-legged for dozens of years before you get to the level where you are able to handle that stuff that anything being practiced today under that rubric (east or west) probably has more to do with grubby little desires than transformation of desire into liberation.

[edit on 12/24/09 by silent thunder]

Many orders have indeed sunken in status and quality, but yet at the same time it is good in many ways that they open the doors for more students. Personally I think lectures by mail is a great oppurtunity to reach people whom otherwise would not be able to meet up in a lodge due to distance, and those whom live close to a lodge still have that oppurtunity.

And other orders whom operate in other ways, such as local meetings in lodges, do often have a small but faithful group of followers. In my town, the Freemasons for example consist of a very small group of mostly middle-aged men.

Also, you mention the sex rituals, I have witnessed this myself in a branch of Ordo Templi Orientis when I lived in Brasil and was part of it there (as an infiltrator, I did not participate in those acts myself - but I did manage to take some photos to document it but I doubt posting those here would be allowed).

These sex rituals are rather silly, and the whole act of them worshipping their alien space guy Aiwass and having a large picture of him during the act is kind of hilarious and freaky at the same time. They also do take part of some blood rituals. Their sex magick now seem to have sunken to the level of only to serve as a way to freely have sex with various people without attachment. Of course there still exist those whom practice TRUE sex magick, but these are few and not a general thing to find in the popular well-known orders and societies.

Personally I am a grandmaster of an order dating back to almost 1000 years. I make sure to keep things as pure and "true" as possible as far as teachings and rituals go (sex magick is not practiced btw) and very few selected people can become members. This is the order I am born into that I have spoken of earlier, and I became the grandmaster at my fathers death.

-Maggador