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I've been watching the new X-Files series because I loved the original, but this one feels very different to me. I don't know if it's because I'm more in tune with this kind of stuff than I was back then or if it really is different, so I'd like to get some thoughts on this.
First of all, another poster on another forum noted some interesting coincidences:
1. Premiered on a full moon, jan. 24
2. Has 6 episodes
3. Airs on a MONday (which literally means moon's day)
4. Broadcasted on FOX (6-6-6 in pythagorean numerology)
5. Episodes are 42 minutes long
6. 6th episode airs on 2.22 - ON A FULL MOON
7. Pilot (which aired on the full moon) started with a delay of 24 minutes
Now, I'm not really into numerology and looking for meaning in these types of things, but I thought I would add it to this OP for the sake of completion. This poster also noted that the new X-Files is followed by the new series Lucifer which portrays Satan as a likable character hounded by an annoying angel of God. Quite the trend in Hollywood.
I haven't seen that show, but regarding X-Files this is what I've noticed. First of all, in the episode titled "Babylon" Scully tells Mulder that the Bible is full of prophecies that have never come true and Mulder replied by saying that Adam was warned he would die if he ate the fruit, but went on to live 930 years, implying that the Bible is a load of crap. Scully also lumped Muslims and Christians together by accusing both groups of following "tyrant gods", all while wearing a cross pendant around her neck, making a mockery of its symbolism. It seemed very obvious that the writers were trying to send this message: Do not follow God!
Furthermore, they posited that God forced people to separate at the tower of Babel, and now it's time to bring them all back together (against God's wishes).
Secondly, the main story line of the season is very interesting because it lines up almost exactly with what Tom Horn and Steve Quayle have been saying for years, which is that trans-humanism is the end goal for the elite and that alien DNA is being used for experimentation.
Trans-humanism is all about "improving" the human DNA to improve physical and intellectual capacities, among other things. It's been suggested that governments have been actively looking for and working with nephilim DNA or giant DNA.
Now if you think the notion of giants or nephilim having lived on earth is preposterous then you may not be interested in this thread, but personally I believe this to be very true because the Bible tells us so and also because there are vast amounts of evidence all around the world that suggest giants lived among us.
So here's where the X-Files comes in. In the story line, many people over the years have been abducted by aliens, which we all assume to be a bad thing, but in this last episode it's come to light that these people are actually "the chosen ones" as they've had alien DNA injected into their bodies, to protect them. These are the ones who've been chosen to live on, with superior DNA, while the rest of humanity is killed off by disease.
At one point Scully says "We should all hope to have alien DNA. It's the only hope we have.". Now this just hit me like a ton of bricks because when God flooded the earth, he did so because all of humanity, save Noah and his sons, had been corrupted (by alien DNA?).
Genesis 6
That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose.
...
There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.
...
And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth.
Unfortunately, it's unclear if Genesis is describing simply evil upon the earth, from which Noah refrained, or if Genesis is describing the corruption of all flesh, Save Noah and his family. Steve Quayle clearly believes the Bible was describing trans-humanism as the reason God destroyed mankind, and the X-Files is now portraying trans-humanism as the only hope to save mankind. The anti-Biblical narrative is striking.
Jesus told us that the time of his return would be similar to the time of Noah.
Matthew 24:37
As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man.
Many have taken this to be a reference to the corruption of flesh that occurred at that time with the mixing of human and "alien/fallen angel" dna. Although Jesus was not very specific and could've been referring to a number of other things.
So what are your thoughts on trans-humanism, the time of Noah, and the message being sent by the new X-Files series. Chris Carter created the entire series and hired all the people involved. Is he just a writer capitalizing on trending conspiracies with a meaningless story, or is he an Illuminati member littering his shows with freemason imagery, subtle odes to Isis (Scully), Osiris (Mulder) and Horus (their child), and using his show to influence the masses to suit their end game?
Please put some thought into this and keep it civil.
First of all, another poster on another forum noted some interesting coincidences:
1. Premiered on a full moon, jan. 24
2. Has 6 episodes
3. Airs on a MONday (which literally means moon's day)
4. Broadcasted on FOX (6-6-6 in pythagorean numerology)
5. Episodes are 42 minutes long
6. 6th episode airs on 2.22 - ON A FULL MOON
7. Pilot (which aired on the full moon) started with a delay of 24 minutes
Now, I'm not really into numerology and looking for meaning in these types of things, but I thought I would add it to this OP for the sake of completion. This poster also noted that the new X-Files is followed by the new series Lucifer which portrays Satan as a likable character hounded by an annoying angel of God. Quite the trend in Hollywood.
I haven't seen that show, but regarding X-Files this is what I've noticed. First of all, in the episode titled "Babylon" Scully tells Mulder that the Bible is full of prophecies that have never come true and Mulder replied by saying that Adam was warned he would die if he ate the fruit, but went on to live 930 years, implying that the Bible is a load of crap. Scully also lumped Muslims and Christians together by accusing both groups of following "tyrant gods", all while wearing a cross pendant around her neck, making a mockery of its symbolism. It seemed very obvious that the writers were trying to send this message: Do not follow God!
Furthermore, they posited that God forced people to separate at the tower of Babel, and now it's time to bring them all back together (against God's wishes).
Secondly, the main story line of the season is very interesting because it lines up almost exactly with what Tom Horn and Steve Quayle have been saying for years, which is that trans-humanism is the end goal for the elite and that alien DNA is being used for experimentation.
Trans-humanism is all about "improving" the human DNA to improve physical and intellectual capacities, among other things. It's been suggested that governments have been actively looking for and working with nephilim DNA or giant DNA.
Now if you think the notion of giants or nephilim having lived on earth is preposterous then you may not be interested in this thread, but personally I believe this to be very true because the Bible tells us so and also because there are vast amounts of evidence all around the world that suggest giants lived among us.
So here's where the X-Files comes in. In the story line, many people over the years have been abducted by aliens, which we all assume to be a bad thing, but in this last episode it's come to light that these people are actually "the chosen ones" as they've had alien DNA injected into their bodies, to protect them. These are the ones who've been chosen to live on, with superior DNA, while the rest of humanity is killed off by disease.
At one point Scully says "We should all hope to have alien DNA. It's the only hope we have.". Now this just hit me like a ton of bricks because when God flooded the earth, he did so because all of humanity, save Noah and his sons, had been corrupted (by alien DNA?).
Genesis 6
That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose.
...
There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.
...
And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth.
Unfortunately, it's unclear if Genesis is describing simply evil upon the earth, from which Noah refrained, or if Genesis is describing the corruption of all flesh, Save Noah and his family. Steve Quayle clearly believes the Bible was describing trans-humanism as the reason God destroyed mankind, and the X-Files is now portraying trans-humanism as the only hope to save mankind. The anti-Biblical narrative is striking.
Jesus told us that the time of his return would be similar to the time of Noah.
Matthew 24:37
As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man.
Many have taken this to be a reference to the corruption of flesh that occurred at that time with the mixing of human and "alien/fallen angel" dna. Although Jesus was not very specific and could've been referring to a number of other things.
So what are your thoughts on trans-humanism, the time of Noah, and the message being sent by the new X-Files series. Chris Carter created the entire series and hired all the people involved. Is he just a writer capitalizing on trending conspiracies with a meaningless story, or is he an Illuminati member littering his shows with freemason imagery, subtle odes to Isis (Scully), Osiris (Mulder) and Horus (their child), and using his show to influence the masses to suit their end game?
Please put some thought into this and keep it civil.
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