Someone pointed out to me that the name of the owner of Comet Ping Pong Pizza (James Alefantis) is quite similar to the French for "I love children" (j'aime les enfants). As far as I know, James Alefantis is his birth name and it's just a coincidence, but still funny.
I look at those Kim Noble paintings and all I can feel is sorrow at the pain and horror that she's gone through, and I understand her processing it by getting it out onto canvas.
Then to think: what kind of sick fuck coos over her art? It's not art. Those are crime scene photos.
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Ugh. I want to vomit.
Not to constantly hijack your posts with religious takes, but have you heard of the podcast "The Lord of Spirits." I need to pick it up again after I took a break, but a couple of Orthodox priests go into the Christian world of Angels and Demons... and while this world of the elites doesn't make sense to us now and these images look horrible beyond comprehension... what I've learned listening to them and hearing about the world before Christendom... this nightmare fuel isn't actually too foreign and I was immediately reminded on one of their episodes about "the old gods." If we don't stop these elites, this distancing from the good... maybe this will be our whole world's fate where paganism and the fallen angels find their way back into our cities.
I fear for my children. Apologies for being unable to articulate this well.
What blows my mind, it’s not that there are artist out there making this kind of art. What blows my mind is that there is a market for this stuff and that as a society we accept it being displayed.
Man. How is this stuff real. I still remember when I first heard Alex jones and thought he sounded like a lunatic talking about powerful pedophiles and such. I can’t say I listen to him to know much about him and what he says these days, but the fact that he was even potentially a little right about pedophilia being practiced within our most elite ranks shakes some of my most foundational assumptions about human kind and my understanding of it (I know what is presented is not proof HERE, but with all this evidence there is too much smoke to believe that it wasn’t happening in some of these dark rooms, especially with Epstein).
I have not lived religious life, but when exposed to this I feel only religion has something useful to say. When presented with this only the concept of a devil and demons seems adequate.
It’s the same feeling I had with each of these podcasts, especially the second one. It’s the same feeling I had when being exposed to the darkest parts of the holocaust. There is no floor.
I’d love a post like this for each of the three Epstein podcasts, just with screen grabs of every source you talk about, in the order you mention them; books, articles, social media posts, whatever. So skeptics can follow along while listening and see that you’re not just inventing stuff. Like a “sources cited” page.
I appreciate that you went there, many are in denial about these things. I spent almost 30 years dealing with the dark side of humanity, the cases with children broke me. I’m retired and well now. Protect your children folks.
This made me sick to my stomach! I’m a pretty simple man, a carpenter to be exact. I don’t follow some of these images. And, I’m grateful for that. How in the world any of these people got to the position they are currently in baffles me. This is pure evil. Like your podcast says in the opening dialogue. ‘ evil does exist’…
Art history major here. Just gonna say that there's a distinct line between transgressive imagery that's ultimately camp and somewhat ironic like death metal album art and this...I spend a lot of time looking at fairly grotesque and gory imagery for both study and fun and this stuff horrified me to my core. It's how utterly lacking in irony it is, it'd be funny to mock as square if it wasn't so fucked
Ok, that was disgusting. Wish I had read this before listening to the pod. While your descriptions were horrific, the actual pictures are so much worse. The creators are sadly disturbed but are the fans insane or demonic? The popularity of some of them is not a great reflection on our culture.
I don't want the purveyors and fans of this 'art' near kids or animals or next door or on the same street. Most of us want to be tolerant, understanding and MYOB, but this trash is a slide too far down the slippery slope. As always, thanks for sharing. . .
Bro... they sounded fucked up enough in the podcast but now that I see these “artworks” for myself... yeah we may want to look a bit deeper into the personal lives of the people we elect to represent us...
Everyone repeat after me: I will not fedpost. I will not fedpost. I will not fedpost...
Someone pointed out to me that the name of the owner of Comet Ping Pong Pizza (James Alefantis) is quite similar to the French for "I love children" (j'aime les enfants). As far as I know, James Alefantis is his birth name and it's just a coincidence, but still funny.
I look at those Kim Noble paintings and all I can feel is sorrow at the pain and horror that she's gone through, and I understand her processing it by getting it out onto canvas.
Then to think: what kind of sick fuck coos over her art? It's not art. Those are crime scene photos.
Ugh. I want to vomit.
Not to constantly hijack your posts with religious takes, but have you heard of the podcast "The Lord of Spirits." I need to pick it up again after I took a break, but a couple of Orthodox priests go into the Christian world of Angels and Demons... and while this world of the elites doesn't make sense to us now and these images look horrible beyond comprehension... what I've learned listening to them and hearing about the world before Christendom... this nightmare fuel isn't actually too foreign and I was immediately reminded on one of their episodes about "the old gods." If we don't stop these elites, this distancing from the good... maybe this will be our whole world's fate where paganism and the fallen angels find their way back into our cities.
I fear for my children. Apologies for being unable to articulate this well.
What blows my mind, it’s not that there are artist out there making this kind of art. What blows my mind is that there is a market for this stuff and that as a society we accept it being displayed.
Man. How is this stuff real. I still remember when I first heard Alex jones and thought he sounded like a lunatic talking about powerful pedophiles and such. I can’t say I listen to him to know much about him and what he says these days, but the fact that he was even potentially a little right about pedophilia being practiced within our most elite ranks shakes some of my most foundational assumptions about human kind and my understanding of it (I know what is presented is not proof HERE, but with all this evidence there is too much smoke to believe that it wasn’t happening in some of these dark rooms, especially with Epstein).
I have not lived religious life, but when exposed to this I feel only religion has something useful to say. When presented with this only the concept of a devil and demons seems adequate.
It’s the same feeling I had with each of these podcasts, especially the second one. It’s the same feeling I had when being exposed to the darkest parts of the holocaust. There is no floor.
I’d love a post like this for each of the three Epstein podcasts, just with screen grabs of every source you talk about, in the order you mention them; books, articles, social media posts, whatever. So skeptics can follow along while listening and see that you’re not just inventing stuff. Like a “sources cited” page.
I appreciate that you went there, many are in denial about these things. I spent almost 30 years dealing with the dark side of humanity, the cases with children broke me. I’m retired and well now. Protect your children folks.
This made me sick to my stomach! I’m a pretty simple man, a carpenter to be exact. I don’t follow some of these images. And, I’m grateful for that. How in the world any of these people got to the position they are currently in baffles me. This is pure evil. Like your podcast says in the opening dialogue. ‘ evil does exist’…
Art history major here. Just gonna say that there's a distinct line between transgressive imagery that's ultimately camp and somewhat ironic like death metal album art and this...I spend a lot of time looking at fairly grotesque and gory imagery for both study and fun and this stuff horrified me to my core. It's how utterly lacking in irony it is, it'd be funny to mock as square if it wasn't so fucked
Evil does exist. Martys are made and will continue to be made in the struggle with evil.
Yep. Perfectly normal. Nothing to see here at all.
I will not fedpost, but it is clear to me that like 3rd century B.C. Carthage, American civilization has run its course.
JFC...I listened to the podcast but actually looking at the fucked up art is soooooooooooo much worse. Fuck me.
Ok, that was disgusting. Wish I had read this before listening to the pod. While your descriptions were horrific, the actual pictures are so much worse. The creators are sadly disturbed but are the fans insane or demonic? The popularity of some of them is not a great reflection on our culture.
I don't want the purveyors and fans of this 'art' near kids or animals or next door or on the same street. Most of us want to be tolerant, understanding and MYOB, but this trash is a slide too far down the slippery slope. As always, thanks for sharing. . .
Bro... they sounded fucked up enough in the podcast but now that I see these “artworks” for myself... yeah we may want to look a bit deeper into the personal lives of the people we elect to represent us...