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Just found this. From the depts of WTF? TAKE THE TIME TO ACTUALLY WATCH IT. IT IS A SHORT CARTOON.

Old, old cartoon.. and freaky weird with symbolism galore! What is with the guys with the candles on their heads asking "ya wanna be a member?".. The creepy doors part is truly weird...and over the top. And Betty Boop at the end smacking her arse? What the Heck? This is a really, really warped cartoon. Can anyone else offer a different opinion about this? A nightmare of illuminati or just a creepy old cartoon?

It is short, so watch and comment.

(05-19-2012 11:26 PM)Honey Wrote: [ -> ]Just found this. From the depts of WTF? TAKE THE TIME TO ACTUALLY WATCH IT. IT IS A SHORT CARTOON.

Old, old cartoon.. and freaky weird with symbolism galore! What is with the guys with the candles on their heads asking "ya wanna be a member?".. The creepy doors part is truly weird...and over the top. And Betty Boop at the end smacking her arse? What the Heck? This is a really, really warped cartoon. Can anyone else offer a different opinion about this? A nightmare of illuminati or just a creepy old cartoon?

It is short, so watch and comment.

The link didn't show up in your post Honey. But it does show up if I reply? Snafu in the program?

I saw it and don't know what to say....it's just a dumb cartoon made by someone with a lot of imagination and way too much time to waste. LOL

It probably can be interpreted in different ways if you want to figure out if the cartoon has any meaning.

However, I wouldn't fret over it too much Honey.

Lets see. I think it tells a story of commitment to the Love Club. It can be extremely scary opening the door as the door gets smaller at every opening but once you start slapping fanny's there is plenty to go around? Sorry best i could come up with. LOL...

Interesting responses:

I wanted to see if I left off the inferences on this, what others would think in general of this cartoon. The inference is that this cartoon is full of illumanti symbolism. The candles on their heads are symbolic of "the enlightened" and they are asking him if he wants to join etc.

Here is the link that may explains the symbolism. I don't know.. but you have to admit it is a rather creepy cartoon and if you look at it now with in this context, it may change your perception of the cartoon. You have to admit it is a rather creepy cartoon.

http://vigilantcitizen.com/latestnews/bi...ion-video/

H

I find it interesting that a lot of kids shows are actually for adults and often have deeper meanings. I'm not much into the Illuminati or Masons. My dad was very excited about being a Shriner and then fell away for it.

(05-20-2012 07:40 AM)Honey Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting responses:

I wanted to see if I left off the inferences on this, what others would think in general of this cartoon. The inference is that this cartoon is full of illumanti symbolism. The candles on their heads are symbolic of "the enlightened" and they are asking him if he wants to join etc.

Here is the link that may explains the symbolism. I don't know.. but you have to admit it is a rather creepy cartoon and if you look at it now with in this context, it may change your perception of the cartoon. You have to admit it is a rather creepy cartoon.

http://vigilantcitizen.com/latestnews/bi...ion-video/

H

Oh wow, i didn't even catch onto the symbolic symbolism. Getting a little slow here, interesting article posted honey. Lets not forget these are our parents were talking about, they were very square daddy'oe.

(05-20-2012 12:00 PM)Viper_99 Wrote: [ -> ]I find it interesting that a lot of kids shows are actually for adults and often have deeper meanings. I'm not much into the Illuminati or Masons. My dad was very excited about being a Shriner and then fell away for it.

99% of the members of the "shriners" are actually oblivious to the upper level meanings.. or so I hear. It isn't until you get to the upper levels that you get into the weird initiation stuff. . Your normal parade participating, phez hat wearing shriner are just what they appear to be. Nice guys with a good heart, doing something for a good cause.

(05-20-2012 09:29 PM)Honey Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-20-2012 12:00 PM)Viper_99 Wrote: [ -> ]I find it interesting that a lot of kids shows are actually for adults and often have deeper meanings. I'm not much into the Illuminati or Masons. My dad was very excited about being a Shriner and then fell away for it.

99% of the members of the "shriners" are actually oblivious to the upper level meanings.. or so I hear. It isn't until you get to the upper levels that you get into the weird initiation stuff. . Your normal parade participating, phez hat wearing shriner are just what they appear to be. Nice guys with a good heart, doing something for a good cause.

I agree, the Shriners are a good group of men. As kids my parents were in the optimist club. Another fine community group. Like you say a parade participating group.