posted on Jan, 21 2009 @ 06:03 PM
Many movies, books, art, video games, even commercials use symbolism because of its power to validate the messages contained within. Many creative
writing and media production courses at university touch on symbolism, and promote its use in order to give a certain weight and memorable quality to
the artform.
What we could be seeing in this video game could be one of two things.
First, maybe the developers actually are controlled by the Illuminati, and they're promoting their agenda via a video game.
Or, perhaps they've included these things in order to give it a darker and more sinister 'feel.' Using actual ancient symbolism from the illuminati
and elsewhere makes the story more solid, and more creepy. It's not necessarily promoting an evil agenda.
I think developers, writers, directors, creators in general include this stuff because it's become essential in giving their work a level of
importance. Also, perhaps that's become the standard because these powers that be require it. Rather than creators consciously using this for dark
purposes, perhaps they're in fact unwitting puppets for an agenda set in motion long ago.
I myself am writing a book - within it is some symbolism as well as characters with questionable agendas, however I'm not illuminati, nor am I
consciously promoting their ideas. It's the inclusion of these ideas that makes the story believably dark.
[edit on 21/1/09 by Evasius]