I enjoyed the movie "The Core". However, I thought they should have went ahead and detonated the "Project Destiny" facility. Similarily they should also do so with the clandestine subterranean Human Science facility of Grants Pass, Oregon. But the authorities are concerned about the ramifications of ending GPs for it would, much like the ending of the "beam" in the closing scenes of "They Live", expose much of "the lie". Grants Pass has a secret facility much like "Project tic-toc" in the 60's TV series "The Time Tunnel". The facility, a pentagon of Satan, controls all property transfers, marriages, employment etc. so as to affect an orderly society for the age-old excuse of "the betterment of man". But like most things it has run it's course. Nowadays all they do is cover-up their harsh and brutal psycho-subliminal past. They make sure that lab subjects do not talk and that their reassimulation into normalized society (if there really is such a thing) is controlled and that blowback and fallout is minimized. Again, I enjoyed "The Core". I just would've done it different.
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Our Fathers
(2005 TV Movie)
Our Fathers
7 November 2006
This is a fine film that depicts the Catholic Church in a age of crisis and scandal. The casting and acting was first rate. The director could've easily painted a portrait that would've had a blatant anti-Catholic strain to it but instead chose an aura of sadness and compassion. Perhaps this leads, external of the film, to a cathartic redemption.
I am waiting for a similar film involving scientists and their use of psycho-subliminal weaponry and related technology and the secret abduction of unknowing People for purposes of torture and various levels of R&D. This fact, not unlike the current condition of the U.S. Catholic clergy, is embroiled in sickening secrecy and depraved indifference. Outfits like SAIC, with their legion of predators 40000 strong, would be like an Archdioses and NASA would be like the Vatican. Clearly the semi-sympathetic tone on "Our Fathers" would be almost impossible to convey in "Our Scientists" whose crimes against Humanity are far greater than any of the sins of the Catholic Church.
I am waiting for a similar film involving scientists and their use of psycho-subliminal weaponry and related technology and the secret abduction of unknowing People for purposes of torture and various levels of R&D. This fact, not unlike the current condition of the U.S. Catholic clergy, is embroiled in sickening secrecy and depraved indifference. Outfits like SAIC, with their legion of predators 40000 strong, would be like an Archdioses and NASA would be like the Vatican. Clearly the semi-sympathetic tone on "Our Fathers" would be almost impossible to convey in "Our Scientists" whose crimes against Humanity are far greater than any of the sins of the Catholic Church.
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