American Ultra (2015) – Amerikan MK ULTRA

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“Things don’t mean what you think they mean.” -Mike

By: Jay Dyer

Pothead Stoners, CIA mind control experiments, supersoldiers, and that chick from Twilight – it’s either the worst idea ever, or a pretty wild ride.  I’m forced to say the latter on American Ultra, and it even warrants an analysis.  Now, the MK ULTRA aspect is the most obvious, but beyond that, what is the purpose of such a film being made?   Certainly the CIA are not portrayed in a purely positive light, but that is a trend we’ve seen since the 2003 propaganda recruitment film, The Recruit showed us how cute the Agency could be, despite the corruption.   Never forget – never forget 9/11, and never forget that after 9/11 and the recruitment ramp up, despite all the corruption, the gubmint will always weed out the “bad guys.”

So, while the film is almost really good, it…

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Western Esoteric Influences on the Nation of Islam’s Cosmology

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Interesting symbolism.

Beginning our cult series, James and I will also conduct upcoming podcasts based around his research into some of the more bizarre, outlandish cults in modern America.  Below is the primer for our first installment. -Jay

© James L. Kelley 2015

Scholars have taken notice of the kinship between The Nation of Islam’s teachings and western esotericism. These efforts have gone far in establishing links between the NOI and esotericist forerunners such as the Moorish Science Temple of America and the Theosophical Society [1]. However, a sustained study of the western esoteric basis of the NOI’s doctrines has yet to appear [2]. I hope to push the discussion further with a few words on the NOI’s cosmogonic myth, which could better be labeled a myth of God-man-nature’s origin [3].

The Nation of Islam’s teachings are put forth mainly in a number of short books and pamphlets authored by…

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