They Say...

...that ordinary, normally-sane, intelligent people, when they are confronted with a severe problem, one that appears not to be able to be resolvable by them, and which will have to run it's course firstly of magnification, and then only very eventual decline - start to see paranormal causes behind the events of their lives.

We contend against the princes of the powers of the air...

In recent times of course, we have all seen the rise of 'conspiracy theories' but this has been probably the result of ordinary people not feeling in control of their own lives and unable to thrive inside the obtaining economies.

'Conspiracy theory' is, in any event, a term used by those who occupy the levels that stand in some kind of domination, or superiority over the rest of the populace. People who actually hold such views (IE conspiracy theories) do not say they are mere theories.

So what happens now? Now that the insidiously spreading novel coronavirus also enters the rich communities - the gated communities - of say, Los Angeles?

What happens when the first major celebrity contracts the illness?

Or some high level government official.

Doctors already have.

...Moving on to one of my favorite subjects - Stanley Kubrick - you know, regardless of how much anyone else may think the 'experts' all know about stuff, it's quite remarkable to me personally that no one ever, so far, has drawn lines between the works of Nicolas Roeg and Kubrick's last flick.

We may start to see it though, given that Roeg created the 'red mask' character for the film 'The Masque of the Red Death.' And was the director of the major erotica hit with Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland 'Don't Look Back.'