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Originally posted by 1AnunnakiBastard
So now The Office is officially an Illuminati mind-programming tool.edit on 10/2/2011 by 1AnunnakiBastard
because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Alora
You have the power to determine that a 30 minute comedy show is "officially" a tool of the Illuminati? Good to know.
Sometimes a pyramid is just a pyramid is just a triangle used to show that a product is unlike its rectangular counterparts. Or a symbol of a new world order.
Originally posted by 1AnunnakiBastard
Originally posted by Alora
You have the power to determine that a 30 minute comedy show is "officially" a tool of the Illuminati? Good to know.
Sometimes a pyramid is just a pyramid is just a triangle used to show that a product is unlike its rectangular counterparts. Or a symbol of a new world order.
A good explanation that might even have some effect in someone who doesn't know how the Illuminati-freemason-kabbalistic apparatus of Hollywood works. Or someone who's under 12.
Originally posted by SeniorMysterioso
I'm not really sure about this example. However, as I watched the episode and saw Dwight hold up the pyramid, a little red flag went up for me; and then when Stanley blurted out his line, that seemed to drive the symbolic point home. And wow, what a coincidence that James Spader is their new boss. Out of all the candidates chosen, Mr. Stargate was the one. Hmmmm...
It should be no surprise to anyone familiar with the topics on ATS that these types of symbols and messages are sprinkled (sometimes lightly, sometimes heavily) throughout most TV shows these days. Too bad The Office had to be infected by it.
Originally posted by EnigmaAgent
I see where you're coming from, instead of the iPad its the iTriangle, or in other words the 'eye triangle'.
Which easily becomes the 'eye in the triangle'. yeah i've got it now, just take an everyday object and manipulate it to signify anything one wants.
Originally posted by SeniorMysterioso
I'm not really sure about this example. However, as I watched the episode and saw Dwight hold up the pyramid, a little red flag went up for me; and then when Stanley blurted out his line, that seemed to drive the symbolic point home. And wow, what a coincidence that James Spader is their new boss. Out of all the candidates chosen, Mr. Stargate was the one. Hmmmm...
It should be no surprise to anyone familiar with the topics on ATS that these types of symbols and messages are sprinkled (sometimes lightly, sometimes heavily) throughout most TV shows these days. Too bad The Office had to be infected by it.