Lockdown, Vaccines, and the Occult 3

Part 3: Freemasonry and programming

Further to royal and symbolic involvement in lockdown, Prince Charles was the first to enjoin people to “build back better,” a mantra that along with the phrase the “new normal,” was repeated from the onset of lockdown by politicians around the world. It was also chorused by the supposedly estranged Prince Harry.

These political figures clearly knew, as was stated in MIT's Technology Review of March 17th 2020, that we were “not going back to normal,” -another line that was often repeated in the media during lockdown.

The initiation to a cult-like new identity is often cemented with mask-wearing. In the manner of an occult ritual people were encouraged to wear masks, gather in groups of no more than six, and even to sit in drawn circles.

Occultist and 33^rd degree freemason Manly P Hall writes that,

“Nearly always a mask becomes a complete change of personality.

If accompanied by adequate religious ritual, the mask becomes the secret of the development of a peculiar theological belief that there was a divine power in the mask. And when it was worn correctly and under ritual supervision, it brought a deity into contact with humanity.”

In 2020, the shedding of the old reality was also symbolised by the tearing down of historic statues that occurred during the Black Lives Matter (BLM) riots. Despite lockdown restrictions these demonstrations were officially sanctioned while in contrast those against lockdown were suppressed, and often brutally. In solidarity with George Floyd, a serial criminal killed in police custody in Minneapolis, BLM protestors with their mouths and noses covered for fear of 'coronavirus,' lay prone and shouted the slogan “I can't breathe.” As a police officer had knelt on Floyd, demonstrators adopted the stance of kneeling. For example, thousands of miles away from where this media amplified incident had occurred, hundreds of people in Oxford knelt in silence before a statue of eugenicist Cecil Rhodes, before returning to lockdown and social distancing. Seemingly oblivious to the superficial appearance of this act, their intention was to have the statue removed. While their attention was focused on Floyd's death, around the world people of all colours were having their food supplies disrupted and their freedoms removed by Rhodes' philosophical descendants and beneficiaries. Many people were being killed by health protocols and by lockdown.

Exploring the relationship of Freemasonry with royalty, ritual, and reset, we find it emerged from Rosicrucianism which seems to have been renewed by Francis Bacon. Bacon wrote of a Great Instauration and a New Atlantis of which there is an echo in the Great Reset and New World Order. He is also supposed to have had involvement in the authorship of the Shakespeare plays, as is Edward de Vere (-perhaps explaining why De Vere was paid an astonishing £1,000 annuity by Elizabeth I). The purpose of the Shakespeare canon seems to have been to guide the minds of the public in the manner that Hollywood does today. Films like Contagion and Outbreak primed the public response in March 2020. In a curious contrivance the first man to receive the so-called ‘covid vaccine’ was a William Shakespeare from Stratford, an occurrence that provoked laughter on live television from English health secretary Matt Hancock, who then pretended that he was overcome with tears. Further to the thespian theme one government campaign advertising its pandemic urged British people to “Act like you've got it.”

In a modern 'play,' the film the Matrix is often taken to be a parable exposing the nature of modern government but (similar to the movies ‘the Truman Show’ and ‘V for Vendetta’), it actually depicts the gnostic worldview of the Rosicrucians and masons. In the Matrix, people living in a simulated experience are provided with sensory input and their energy is harvested by a malevolent higher power. Those who break out of the illusion are patrolled by agents and terrifying robotic creatures called 'sentinels.' There is a scene in the movie in which the protagonist Neo learns that the apparent physical reality of the simulation can be altered by the mind. When attempting to bend a spoon with the power of his thoughts, he is told by a savant child to first recognise that “there is no spoon.”

During the lockdowns the contract tracing program released by Trump was called "the sentinel program" and the company that won the contract in Italy was called "bending spoons."

In the 1999 Matrix movie, there is also a scene in which Neo is captured by an agent and interrogated. A fleeting view of his passport reveals that it was to expire on September 11th, 2001. The agent notes that his file shows him to have both a natural and online 'life.' Neo is informed that only “Only one of these has a future.” Foreshadowing online censorship and Elon Musk's “freedom of speech but not freedom of reach,” the agent asks, “what good is a phone-call if you are unable to speak?”
Neo's mouth then becomes fused together like a mask before a technological bug enters his body in the manner, as Harari put it, of “surveillance going under our skin.” As if to confirm the agenda-driven nature of the film its makers the Wachowski brothers now consider themselves to be sisters (-in line with the transgender movement symbolised by the masonic rainbow).

Also seeded in the Matrix is the idea that “human beings are a disease, a cancer of this planet.”

Since 2017 a television series based on Magaret Attwood's book A Handmaid's Tale has been aired. This is a futuristic vision of the west in which fertility rates have plummeted and fertile women are held as 'natal slaves,' by the rich. In the story what was the US is known as Gilead.

In reality Gilead is the company that produced remdesivir, a drug thought to have been used to euthanise its recipients in 2020. Gilead's products have been described by former Pfizer CSO Mike Yeadon as 'toxic.'

A parallel with Attwood's book was noted in the media in 2021 which reported an Essex-based secondary school teacher saying,

"The idea of looking at a classroom full of children wearing masks is dystopian and abhorrent. I’ve been teaching The Handmaid’s Tale to my Year 11s and this is like something out of Gilead.”

The novel is also included on a list of “11 books on the future of humanity that everyone should read,” from the WEF.

The word Gilead is a biblical location that sometimes serves as a metaphor for an illness or affliction.
"Gilead is a city of those who work iniquity; it is stained with blood." (Hosea 6:8).

There is also the story of Jephthah whose father was named, or of, Gilead and whose mother was a prostitute -for which Jephthah was denied his inheritance, until one day he was called upon to save Gilead from its enemies. Praying for success he promised to sacrifice “whatever comes out of the door of my house to meet me when I return.” Sadly for him, it was his daughter. Due to her father’s rash commitment the daughter was sacrificed young and childless.

Part 4 is here.

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