You will worship our Gods! McAllister TV offers part two of her recent video, taking a deep dive into Hollywood programming and its Satanic MK Ultra decodes. Among the topics in this second installment: Jim Morrison! Vietnam! Color coding! Tranhumanism! Genetically inverted hermaphrodites! The Green Man! Green dress! Yellow programming! Mercury! Hermes! In plain sight!
Remember how Virginia helped fuel the American Revolution? Now it’s West Virginia’s turn.
West — and it’s the Best — Virginia has extended an invitation allowing counties or cities in Virginia to join West Virginia if they reject the draconian gun control being pushed by Virginia’s sleazy Gov. Ralph Northam and the Democrats who now control the Virginia Legislature.
More than 100 Virginia counties, cities and towns have declared themselves as 2A sanctuaries, meaning they support the 2nd amendment and their gun rights. It will be interesting to see if any of those jurisdictions secede from Virginia to become part of Best Virginia! More from Vincent James of The Red Elephants.
Here, Guns & Gadgets discusses the U.S. Brexit, which we’re calling a “Vexit.” How can these Virginia dissidents resist when West Virginia is Wild and Wonderful!
Jim Morrison said it first: The West Is the Best!
The hippie movement of the 1960s began in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, and had peculiar military and political ties to prominent figures on the scene like Jim Morrison and Frank Zappa. Here, Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon author Dave McGowan takes a look at these hippies.
Also discussed: Movement pioneer Vito Paulekas, Charles Manson and the Manson Family murders, and the theory that the CIA manufactured the hippie counterculture to undermine the anti-war movement.
This uncensored Antidote interview is hosted by Michael Parker. The video is from February of 2015. McGowan died in November of 2015, diagnosed with an unusually aggressive form of lung cancer.
Here is another excellent review and analysis of McGowan’s book from Jay Dyer. Dyer is the author of a comparable book — Esoteric Hollywood. He says, “This audio reviews Dave’s research, looks at his claims and adds my own information to some of his puzzle pieces.”
We invite Stormy followers to not only check out McGowan and Dyer’s Hollywood books, but also McGowan’s seminal research on the Boston Marathon bombing, showing definitely how it was a hoax. Interesting how his cancer flared up so quickly after he made these observations.
The Lizard King visits a Burger King. Wopper! Wopper!
PETA, or People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, was founded in 1980 in Virginia, but not too surprisingly, the radical animal rights movement first became a fad in California. Perhaps none of the activists to the cause was more eccentric than Lewis Beach Marvin III, wealthy heir to the S & H Green Stamp fortune, as his late father had served as the chairman of Sperry & Hutchinson Co. In the 1960s, Marvin established a 60-acre compound near Topanga Canyon above Malibu, where, emulating Noah, he gathered together and sheltered scores of animals of many different species, allowing them to roam freely. At his mountaintop retreat, he also built the Moonfire Temple, site of orgies, Acid Tests and pagan rituals involving countercultural figures ranging from The Doors to members of the Charles Manson Family.
What specifically did Marvin believe? We can get a sense of his hardcore dogma from this 1966 clip when he appeared in “the beef box” on The Joe Pyne Show to assail the slaughter of any animal for any purpose whatsoever.
Notice the distinctive skull and crossbones hat he’s wearing? He let Jim Morrison wear the same hat on the night of March 1, 1969 when The Doors performed in concert at the Dinner Key Auditorium in Miami, Florida — the infamous concert in which a highly intoxicated Morrison fondled himself on stage, leading to his arrest on charges of lewd and lascivious behavior in public after allegedly exposing his genitals. Did Morrison really whip it out? No known photographs prove that, but stills show the singer arriving on stage carrying a lamb — one of the creatures from Marvin’s menagerie. Watch this compilation (extreme language alert) to get a sense of what transpired that night.
The Doors had hooked up with Marvin in 1966 when they agreed to perform a benefit concert at Will Rogers State Park in California to raise money for Marvin’s campaign to ban weapons-related toys during the height of the Vietnam War. Marvin continued to press his activism, helping to establish the Animal Freedom Fighters in Venice, California, and addressing the throngs at Woodstock with an anti-meat message, again carrying a lamb on stage, and telling the masses, “The killing of animals causes the killing of men.” He died in 2005 at a monkey refuge in Panama.
Why bring up Marvin now? For starters, he plays a prominent role in Mondo Hollywood, today’s Trillion Dollar Movie, containing two extended interludes devoted to him. In the first segment, starting at 12:34, we meet the multi-millionaire shacking up with his pet monkey, Mr. President, in a rented garage for $10 a month while he builds the Moonfire Temple, having already dropped a bundle on acquiring his mountaintop. He resurfaces much later in the film, at 1:08:47, cavorting in the temple as he delivers a sermon that evolves into a full-blown rant: “The universalist, the pacifist, the vegetarian and the compassionate are smothered, are overwhelmed and driven to the place of death. Each of us must become a Christ. Each of us must die before we would take the life of another.”
Exploring Marvin’s life and his connection with The Doors brought to mind all of the recent celebrities going nude to publicize PETA’s militant broadsides against its latest targets. These celebrities actually aren’t as daring or shocking as they might think. In retrospect, they are simply upholding a tradition that’s now a half-century old, with roots tied to a pagan temple in California and a quixotic, early animal rights activist. Kinda figures.
