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<\/a>Spartacus played by Kirk Douglas & Slave Girl Varinia played by Jean Simmons. Click to enlarge<\/p><\/div>\n
Nature does not leave human reproduction to chance. Men have been cursed with a relentless instinct to\u00a0fornicate or, put more delicately, “spread the seed.”\u00a0<\/strong><\/h5>\nMen need to overcome this spell which permanently distracts and emasculates them.\u00a0<\/strong><\/h5>\nThis article explores ways single males can control this powerful instinct used by the Illuminati to destabilize them, e.g. pornography.<\/strong><\/h5>\nWhen I wrote this article in 2004, I didn’t realize I was\u00a0describing\u00a0a form of occult possession<\/a><\/span> i.e. sex addiction.\u00a0“Sexual liberation”\u00a0 used\u00a0our sexual desires\u00a0to dehumanize and enslave us.\u00a0\u00a0Cabalist Jews are hooked on sex<\/span>\u00a0<\/a> and bow we all are.\u00a0<\/strong>Satanists believe sex\u00a0is the highest\u00a0experience\u00a0life has to offer.\u00a0Now society believes it too.<\/strong><\/h5>\nby Henry Makow Ph.D. — <\/strong>(Revised from Feb 2014)<\/em><\/h2>\nAt age 12, <\/strong>in 1961 I saw the movie Spartacus<\/em>, directed by Stanley Kubrick.<\/h5>\nIn one scene, the camera focuses on Kirk Douglas’ face as Jean Simmons sheds her gown. His face is full of wonderment and awe, lighted by the mystical glow seeming to emanate from her naked body but actually from the fire.<\/h5>\nThe scene made a profound impression on me, a boy just entering puberty. Clearly, the sight of the naked female body is religious experience, I thought.<\/h5>\nWe don’t appreciate the extent to which we are programmed by the Illuminati (Cabalist) Jews who control Hollywood. Most of our ideas about romance, sex and marriage come from the movies<\/span>.<\/a><\/h5>\nThe Illuminati is a sex cult. It programs us to worship the fertile female, bestow her with virtue, and regard intercourse as the highest experience life offers. This is what Satanists want us to believe.<\/h5>\nRomantic love is our ersatz religion. Sexual intercourse is the holy sacrament.<\/h5>\nI subscribed to Playboy <\/em>and devoured nudes with Spartacus adoration. Henceforth, I judged females primarily on sex appeal; all others were invisible. I also equated sexual desire with love, and love with religion. Idealization results in impotence. I became dysfunctional, unable to relate to women as they really are, flawed insecure human beings.<\/em> I put them on a pedestal and my love life was a disaster.<\/h5>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.thetruthseeker.co.uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/10\/Trump-handsign.jpg\")
<\/a>This subversive verse from Paul Simon’s “Kathy’s Song<\/span>“<\/em> <\/a>(1965) became the anthem of my dysfunctional generation:<\/h5>\n“So you see I have come to doubt\/ All that I once held as true\/ I stand alone without beliefs\/ The only truth I know is you.”<\/strong><\/em><\/h5>\nThe Seekers’ “We’ll build a World of our Own” was my favorite song.
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\nWe were taught to be “alienated” from society and to seek fulfilment in romance. A reader, JJ, writes: Frank Zappa said that the vast majority of mental illness comes from love songs in popular music, songs that depict a reality that will never exist for the listener. These songs program you into thinking that you’ll be happy forever with someone, thus making you disappointed when it doesn’t happen.\u00a0 You can’t go anywhere without hearing them.\u00a0 When you’re awake, they’re just annoying sonic wallpaper, but otherwise, they affect how you think and feel, believe it.”<\/h5>\nSEX AS RELIGION<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
This article explores ways single males can control this powerful instinct used by the Illuminati to destabilize them, e.g. pornography.<\/strong><\/h5>\nWhen I wrote this article in 2004, I didn’t realize I was\u00a0describing\u00a0a form of occult possession<\/a><\/span> i.e. sex addiction.\u00a0“Sexual liberation”\u00a0 used\u00a0our sexual desires\u00a0to dehumanize and enslave us.\u00a0\u00a0Cabalist Jews are hooked on sex<\/span>\u00a0<\/a> and bow we all are.\u00a0<\/strong>Satanists believe sex\u00a0is the highest\u00a0experience\u00a0life has to offer.\u00a0Now society believes it too.<\/strong><\/h5>\nby Henry Makow Ph.D. — <\/strong>(Revised from Feb 2014)<\/em><\/h2>\nAt age 12, <\/strong>in 1961 I saw the movie Spartacus<\/em>, directed by Stanley Kubrick.<\/h5>\nIn one scene, the camera focuses on Kirk Douglas’ face as Jean Simmons sheds her gown. His face is full of wonderment and awe, lighted by the mystical glow seeming to emanate from her naked body but actually from the fire.<\/h5>\nThe scene made a profound impression on me, a boy just entering puberty. Clearly, the sight of the naked female body is religious experience, I thought.<\/h5>\nWe don’t appreciate the extent to which we are programmed by the Illuminati (Cabalist) Jews who control Hollywood. Most of our ideas about romance, sex and marriage come from the movies<\/span>.<\/a><\/h5>\nThe Illuminati is a sex cult. It programs us to worship the fertile female, bestow her with virtue, and regard intercourse as the highest experience life offers. This is what Satanists want us to believe.<\/h5>\nRomantic love is our ersatz religion. Sexual intercourse is the holy sacrament.<\/h5>\nI subscribed to Playboy <\/em>and devoured nudes with Spartacus adoration. Henceforth, I judged females primarily on sex appeal; all others were invisible. I also equated sexual desire with love, and love with religion. Idealization results in impotence. I became dysfunctional, unable to relate to women as they really are, flawed insecure human beings.<\/em> I put them on a pedestal and my love life was a disaster.<\/h5>\n<\/a>This subversive verse from Paul Simon’s “Kathy’s Song<\/span>“<\/em> <\/a>(1965) became the anthem of my dysfunctional generation:<\/h5>\n“So you see I have come to doubt\/ All that I once held as true\/ I stand alone without beliefs\/ The only truth I know is you.”<\/strong><\/em><\/h5>\nThe Seekers’ “We’ll build a World of our Own” was my favorite song.
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\nWe were taught to be “alienated” from society and to seek fulfilment in romance. A reader, JJ, writes: Frank Zappa said that the vast majority of mental illness comes from love songs in popular music, songs that depict a reality that will never exist for the listener. These songs program you into thinking that you’ll be happy forever with someone, thus making you disappointed when it doesn’t happen.\u00a0 You can’t go anywhere without hearing them.\u00a0 When you’re awake, they’re just annoying sonic wallpaper, but otherwise, they affect how you think and feel, believe it.”<\/h5>\nSEX AS RELIGION<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
by Henry Makow Ph.D. — <\/strong>(Revised from Feb 2014)<\/em><\/h2>\nAt age 12, <\/strong>in 1961 I saw the movie Spartacus<\/em>, directed by Stanley Kubrick.<\/h5>\nIn one scene, the camera focuses on Kirk Douglas’ face as Jean Simmons sheds her gown. His face is full of wonderment and awe, lighted by the mystical glow seeming to emanate from her naked body but actually from the fire.<\/h5>\nThe scene made a profound impression on me, a boy just entering puberty. Clearly, the sight of the naked female body is religious experience, I thought.<\/h5>\nWe don’t appreciate the extent to which we are programmed by the Illuminati (Cabalist) Jews who control Hollywood. Most of our ideas about romance, sex and marriage come from the movies<\/span>.<\/a><\/h5>\nThe Illuminati is a sex cult. It programs us to worship the fertile female, bestow her with virtue, and regard intercourse as the highest experience life offers. This is what Satanists want us to believe.<\/h5>\nRomantic love is our ersatz religion. Sexual intercourse is the holy sacrament.<\/h5>\nI subscribed to Playboy <\/em>and devoured nudes with Spartacus adoration. Henceforth, I judged females primarily on sex appeal; all others were invisible. I also equated sexual desire with love, and love with religion. Idealization results in impotence. I became dysfunctional, unable to relate to women as they really are, flawed insecure human beings.<\/em> I put them on a pedestal and my love life was a disaster.<\/h5>\n<\/a>This subversive verse from Paul Simon’s “Kathy’s Song<\/span>“<\/em> <\/a>(1965) became the anthem of my dysfunctional generation:<\/h5>\n“So you see I have come to doubt\/ All that I once held as true\/ I stand alone without beliefs\/ The only truth I know is you.”<\/strong><\/em><\/h5>\nThe Seekers’ “We’ll build a World of our Own” was my favorite song.
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\nWe were taught to be “alienated” from society and to seek fulfilment in romance. A reader, JJ, writes: Frank Zappa said that the vast majority of mental illness comes from love songs in popular music, songs that depict a reality that will never exist for the listener. These songs program you into thinking that you’ll be happy forever with someone, thus making you disappointed when it doesn’t happen.\u00a0 You can’t go anywhere without hearing them.\u00a0 When you’re awake, they’re just annoying sonic wallpaper, but otherwise, they affect how you think and feel, believe it.”<\/h5>\nSEX AS RELIGION<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
In one scene, the camera focuses on Kirk Douglas’ face as Jean Simmons sheds her gown. His face is full of wonderment and awe, lighted by the mystical glow seeming to emanate from her naked body but actually from the fire.<\/h5>\nThe scene made a profound impression on me, a boy just entering puberty. Clearly, the sight of the naked female body is religious experience, I thought.<\/h5>\nWe don’t appreciate the extent to which we are programmed by the Illuminati (Cabalist) Jews who control Hollywood. Most of our ideas about romance, sex and marriage come from the movies<\/span>.<\/a><\/h5>\nThe Illuminati is a sex cult. It programs us to worship the fertile female, bestow her with virtue, and regard intercourse as the highest experience life offers. This is what Satanists want us to believe.<\/h5>\nRomantic love is our ersatz religion. Sexual intercourse is the holy sacrament.<\/h5>\nI subscribed to Playboy <\/em>and devoured nudes with Spartacus adoration. Henceforth, I judged females primarily on sex appeal; all others were invisible. I also equated sexual desire with love, and love with religion. Idealization results in impotence. I became dysfunctional, unable to relate to women as they really are, flawed insecure human beings.<\/em> I put them on a pedestal and my love life was a disaster.<\/h5>\n<\/a>This subversive verse from Paul Simon’s “Kathy’s Song<\/span>“<\/em> <\/a>(1965) became the anthem of my dysfunctional generation:<\/h5>\n“So you see I have come to doubt\/ All that I once held as true\/ I stand alone without beliefs\/ The only truth I know is you.”<\/strong><\/em><\/h5>\nThe Seekers’ “We’ll build a World of our Own” was my favorite song.
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\nWe were taught to be “alienated” from society and to seek fulfilment in romance. A reader, JJ, writes: Frank Zappa said that the vast majority of mental illness comes from love songs in popular music, songs that depict a reality that will never exist for the listener. These songs program you into thinking that you’ll be happy forever with someone, thus making you disappointed when it doesn’t happen.\u00a0 You can’t go anywhere without hearing them.\u00a0 When you’re awake, they’re just annoying sonic wallpaper, but otherwise, they affect how you think and feel, believe it.”<\/h5>\nSEX AS RELIGION<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
We don’t appreciate the extent to which we are programmed by the Illuminati (Cabalist) Jews who control Hollywood. Most of our ideas about romance, sex and marriage come from the movies<\/span>.<\/a><\/h5>\nThe Illuminati is a sex cult. It programs us to worship the fertile female, bestow her with virtue, and regard intercourse as the highest experience life offers. This is what Satanists want us to believe.<\/h5>\nRomantic love is our ersatz religion. Sexual intercourse is the holy sacrament.<\/h5>\nI subscribed to Playboy <\/em>and devoured nudes with Spartacus adoration. Henceforth, I judged females primarily on sex appeal; all others were invisible. I also equated sexual desire with love, and love with religion. Idealization results in impotence. I became dysfunctional, unable to relate to women as they really are, flawed insecure human beings.<\/em> I put them on a pedestal and my love life was a disaster.<\/h5>\n<\/a>This subversive verse from Paul Simon’s “Kathy’s Song<\/span>“<\/em> <\/a>(1965) became the anthem of my dysfunctional generation:<\/h5>\n“So you see I have come to doubt\/ All that I once held as true\/ I stand alone without beliefs\/ The only truth I know is you.”<\/strong><\/em><\/h5>\nThe Seekers’ “We’ll build a World of our Own” was my favorite song.
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\nWe were taught to be “alienated” from society and to seek fulfilment in romance. A reader, JJ, writes: Frank Zappa said that the vast majority of mental illness comes from love songs in popular music, songs that depict a reality that will never exist for the listener. These songs program you into thinking that you’ll be happy forever with someone, thus making you disappointed when it doesn’t happen.\u00a0 You can’t go anywhere without hearing them.\u00a0 When you’re awake, they’re just annoying sonic wallpaper, but otherwise, they affect how you think and feel, believe it.”<\/h5>\nSEX AS RELIGION<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
Romantic love is our ersatz religion. Sexual intercourse is the holy sacrament.<\/h5>\nI subscribed to Playboy <\/em>and devoured nudes with Spartacus adoration. Henceforth, I judged females primarily on sex appeal; all others were invisible. I also equated sexual desire with love, and love with religion. Idealization results in impotence. I became dysfunctional, unable to relate to women as they really are, flawed insecure human beings.<\/em> I put them on a pedestal and my love life was a disaster.<\/h5>\n<\/a>This subversive verse from Paul Simon’s “Kathy’s Song<\/span>“<\/em> <\/a>(1965) became the anthem of my dysfunctional generation:<\/h5>\n“So you see I have come to doubt\/ All that I once held as true\/ I stand alone without beliefs\/ The only truth I know is you.”<\/strong><\/em><\/h5>\nThe Seekers’ “We’ll build a World of our Own” was my favorite song.
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\nWe were taught to be “alienated” from society and to seek fulfilment in romance. A reader, JJ, writes: Frank Zappa said that the vast majority of mental illness comes from love songs in popular music, songs that depict a reality that will never exist for the listener. These songs program you into thinking that you’ll be happy forever with someone, thus making you disappointed when it doesn’t happen.\u00a0 You can’t go anywhere without hearing them.\u00a0 When you’re awake, they’re just annoying sonic wallpaper, but otherwise, they affect how you think and feel, believe it.”<\/h5>\nSEX AS RELIGION<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
<\/a>This subversive verse from Paul Simon’s “Kathy’s Song<\/span>“<\/em> <\/a>(1965) became the anthem of my dysfunctional generation:<\/h5>\n“So you see I have come to doubt\/ All that I once held as true\/ I stand alone without beliefs\/ The only truth I know is you.”<\/strong><\/em><\/h5>\nThe Seekers’ “We’ll build a World of our Own” was my favorite song.
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\nWe were taught to be “alienated” from society and to seek fulfilment in romance. A reader, JJ, writes: Frank Zappa said that the vast majority of mental illness comes from love songs in popular music, songs that depict a reality that will never exist for the listener. These songs program you into thinking that you’ll be happy forever with someone, thus making you disappointed when it doesn’t happen.\u00a0 You can’t go anywhere without hearing them.\u00a0 When you’re awake, they’re just annoying sonic wallpaper, but otherwise, they affect how you think and feel, believe it.”<\/h5>\nSEX AS RELIGION<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
The Seekers’ “We’ll build a World of our Own” was my favorite song.
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\nWe were taught to be “alienated” from society and to seek fulfilment in romance. A reader, JJ, writes: Frank Zappa said that the vast majority of mental illness comes from love songs in popular music, songs that depict a reality that will never exist for the listener. These songs program you into thinking that you’ll be happy forever with someone, thus making you disappointed when it doesn’t happen.\u00a0 You can’t go anywhere without hearing them.\u00a0 When you’re awake, they’re just annoying sonic wallpaper, but otherwise, they affect how you think and feel, believe it.”<\/h5>\nSEX AS RELIGION<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
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