Israel: Sex with Monsters

In this episode of the public access show ISRAEL, host Peter Helland talks with Dr. E. Michael Jones about the remake of the 1954 movie, "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" by Guillermo del Toro called "The Shape of Water." This movie won many academy awards for 2018. In the Black Lagoon the beautiful Julie Adams is sexually assaulted by the monster called Gill-man. Guillermo saw this movie when he was young. His sexual passions were aroused by the movie to the point that he felt compelled to do a remake where the monster's relationship with the gorgeous girl could be consumated. The relationship is consumated in "The Shape of Water" and it just so happens Guillermo is divorced from his wife (m. 1986-2017) the same year. And it just so happens that when he began his marriage he was still somewhat sticking to his conservative Mexican Catholic upbringing. However by the end of his marriage it seems he had embraced evolution and atheism.

Dr. Jones points out that the monster is really our own out of control sexual passions (spurred on by Hollywood of course). If we do not slay these passions we can not walk in Logos or see Logos i.e. Christ. As Theseus slayed the Minotaur (half man/half bull) and Moses destroyed the Golden Calf so that Logos could advance in Greece and Israel so must we (especially the Church) slay our sexual passions before we can secure our spiritual sight.

Mike concludes: "The main difference between Mino and America is that America lacks a Theseus who can penetrate the labryrinth and slay the monster. The main reason for this paralysis is the Hollywood film industry, which has convinced us, in films like "The Shape of Water", to have sex with the monster instead of killing him."

LEARN MORE:
Dr. Jones's book, LIBIDO DOMINANDI: SEXUAL LIBERATION AND POLITICAL CONTROL: http://www.colchestercollection.com/titles/L/libido-dominandi.html
Greg Johnson's TREVOR LYNCH'S WHITE NATIONALIST GUIDE TO THE MOVIES: http://www.colchestercollection.com/titles/T/trevor-lynch-guide-to-the-movies.html
More books on the Arts, Entertainment, & the Media: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/arts.html
More books on Jewishness: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/jewishness.html