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Some YouTube, Rumble, and Substack comments on the death of Hollywood.

(Note: Most cartoons are no better, obviously. And true crime, as the investigative journalist in the new Irish mystery series Bodkin put it: “The obsession with true crime is necrophilia.”)

“The mistake that entertainers make is that they regard what they do as mere entertainment. Hollywood stars, and all the people who were involved in producing the narratives that entice and compel us, they're serving a master who's far higher than anything merely political. And when they bend their art to serve a political Master, they distort the higher to the lower to their own detriment. So that’s the philosophical problem with an artist becoming political. Art supersedes politics. The art should never be subordinated to serve the political because then not only does it get propagandistic, it gets dull and contemptible…But the fundamental problem is that we don't understand that the story is these artists movie stars, who are so privileged, and often so talented, and have this wonderful opportunity to shape the culture, from which politics is downstream, have forgotten how sacred, you might. say their mission truly is.”

-Jordan Peterson

(Note: So if God is not elevating people, and art is not elevating people, we are living through the total degradation of people, morals, and culture, as Bezmenov told us was the plan.)

“One of the biggest programs of the false matrix was the envy program. That has been constantly exploited. Social media has taken the envy program and perfected it. What is ‘influencing’ but emotional manipulation? So social media is wonderful for shadow work…If you constantly distract someone’s consciousness you can get them off track. And they don’t want us on track because they don’t want us coming into the fullness of our empowerment…There’s material success and there’s eternal success. Eternal success is the work of the soul.”

-Solarah

(Note: I have always known this. I’ve happily had zero social media since 2017. And before that I only used Tumblr and Twitter creatively for my work.)

“Good ideas are one thing. Their application is the original part. There is something else, though. When a poet offers ideas about life that seem heartfelt, then turns out to be a real asshole, that's another problem. There are some ideas that have value because they are beautiful or elegant, but which have value because they seem sincere. So for example Neil Young, who in past decades seemed to understand love and existence, and appreciate people, turns into a fascist. One might wonder if he just ate too much lead paint when he was in middle-age, or whether he was insane all along and whether there is something in his approach that made him that way.”

-Eric F. Coppolino

(Note: This has been the central question of my life and all my books. And during the Covid psyop, it was all that I thought about: who the fuck are these artists and people that I once respected? Who the fuck are these people really? Coppolino is referring to Neil Young’s decision to remove his music catalogue from Spotify if they did not boycott Joe Rogan in 2021, who was speaking out against the Covid vax and using Ivermectin to cure his bout of Covid. Young has since rejoined Spotify.)

On the fall of Hollywood and celebrity culture

(Note: Pushback against the Met Gala. Been waiting for this for a long time).