Pig hybrids feature in a few of the Doctor Who episodes. The story is set in New York during the depression, which connects with the Podesta's NY apartment mentioned in one of the pig roast emails. Doctor Who was produced by the BBC, which connects with pizzagate via Jimmy Savile. In the story the Daleks separate people into two groups, with the lower intelligence group being used for the pig hybrids.
Your blog sounds interesting, I agree that there's a lot of material to work with in Doctor Who. I'm currently thinking that they have to tell us what is going on in order for it to be binding (i.e. informed consent), and that pop scifi is one of they ways that they do this.
Thanks, I need to get to work now, a lot of material indeed! And I absolutely agree with that informed consent thing.
Watching things repeatedly makes us unconsciously think of those things as acceptable.
I'm also thinking about predictive programming. (I just googled it by curiosity, and all the "debunking websites" are saying that it's BS, and that "conspiracy theorists" have too much free time on their hands. That's how I know it's not BS.)
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UglyTruth ago
Pig hybrids feature in a few of the Doctor Who episodes. The story is set in New York during the depression, which connects with the Podesta's NY apartment mentioned in one of the pig roast emails. Doctor Who was produced by the BBC, which connects with pizzagate via Jimmy Savile. In the story the Daleks separate people into two groups, with the lower intelligence group being used for the pig hybrids.
spacewitch ago
Doctor Who has a lot of occult references and also plays with different conspiracy theories, especially on the last season (the 10th).
I want to write an article about it as I'm starting a blog on occult symbolism in pop culture.
UglyTruth ago
Your blog sounds interesting, I agree that there's a lot of material to work with in Doctor Who. I'm currently thinking that they have to tell us what is going on in order for it to be binding (i.e. informed consent), and that pop scifi is one of they ways that they do this.
spacewitch ago
Thanks, I need to get to work now, a lot of material indeed! And I absolutely agree with that informed consent thing. Watching things repeatedly makes us unconsciously think of those things as acceptable.
I'm also thinking about predictive programming. (I just googled it by curiosity, and all the "debunking websites" are saying that it's BS, and that "conspiracy theorists" have too much free time on their hands. That's how I know it's not BS.)