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How would you feel if it was later revealed in a period of enlightenment that the Diablo series was released in order to promote satanic worship, akin to Hollywood film making and other various media outlets?
Given the influence that Blizzard has on millions of people, it is all but certain that the illuminati has taken over this company. However, their interest does not concern potential profits, since the illuminati controls all the money, it's your literal soul they want.
You are dumb.
Don't worry, if Blizzard really had been taken over by the Illuminati, the Assassin's would kill Bobby Koteck. And Diablo. Many times.
It's well know the Illuminati controls all outlets that may influence the masses. Do not be fooled into thinking this is merely some video game, the sole purpose of which is to turn profits and provide entertainment, it's not.
Originally posted by Renegade2283
reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter
Isnt the whole story line of Diablo for you to destroy the demons? So how could it promote satanic worship if your goal is to destroy the demons and other "satanic" figures.
Originally posted by Openeye
Fundamentalist Christians said basically the same thing about the first Diablo game when it came out. That it was evil,l indoctrinating our children to believe in Satan.
Originally posted by Openeye
What evidence do you have that the "Illuminati" has control over Blizzard an or any other media outlet? Are all the directors, sound engineers, art directors, and editors in on it?
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Sure Blizz is packed full of occultists, at least in relation to story creation and graphic art.
That's clearly obvious, I mean why else would the name of the figure Ormus in Diablo2 is actually directly related to the Philosopher's Stone (an item which allows transmutation in WoW)?
These terms are all found within occult terminology, and only those who study it or actually practice it, would have any clue about it in the first place.
You will find just about every type of symbolism in Blizz titles that we associate with Occult. All seeing eyes, sun symbols, owls, etc.
Despite all of this, I still do not believe their video games can corrupt you mentally or spiritually.
I mean how can you "worship satan" if you are trying to save the world from his evil?
How can you be "evil" if you are a paladin of the light exorcising the demons?
You gotta ask these things from your own personal perspective in order to get a grip on this.
In reality, the only way to corrupt you is for you to corrupt yourself.
You can watch movies all day, play video games, or read books by Occultists, and if you are wise and your vision of yourself and your intentions it will be extremely difficult to "brainwash you".
Honestly if you are not harming anyone else's liberty or attempting to manipulate or mislead them, than it would be exceptionally difficult to become corrupted spiritually no matter how much propaganda or symbolism they hit you with.
Originally posted by Foxy1
I dont understand what the debate is about in this thread
you created this thread to point out the reactions of people on the battle.net forum in regards to a comment made by a person on that board (which makes me think that person was you)..edit on 13-5-2012 by Foxy1 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by coldkidc
Well...let's assume for a second that the post on battlenet wasn't made by somebody with an overactive imagination.
If the Illuminati where actually behind this game I think their purpose would be to keep a bunch of people occupied with something other than getting in their way...
People sitting on their ass playing a video game or watching TV don't tend to give people in the real world any trouble getting their agenda's accomplished...they stay nice and occupied...on the couch...
Originally posted by Renegade2283
Also, a little off topic but has anyone seen the Secret Saturdays? That show just came on my TV (Im alsways watching Boomerang ) and I noticed them mentioning Lemuria. So it seems this show is all about ancient lost civilizations and mythology. However, that doesn't lead me to believe that they are somehow trying to brainwash our children in relation to such things
The Lemuralia or Lemuria was a feast in the religion of ancient Rome during which the Romans performed rites to exorcise the malevolent and fearful ghosts of the dead from their homes. The unwholesome spectres of the restless dead, the lemures or larvae[1] were propitiated with offerings of beans. On those days, the Vestals would prepare sacred mola salsa, a salted flour cake, from the first ears of wheat of the season.
On what had been the culminating day of the Lemuralia, May 13 in 609 or 610— the day being recorded as more significant than the year—, Pope Boniface IV consecrated the Pantheon at Rome to the Blessed Virgin and all the martyrs, and the feast of that dedicatio Sanctae Mariae ad Martyres has been celebrated at Rome ever since. According to cultural historians,[4] this ancient custom was Christianized in the feast of All Saints' Day, established in Rome first on May 13, in order to de-paganize the Roman Lemuria,[5] while others see a link to the May 13 date in Saint Ephrem's celebration of All Saints on that day in the 4th century.
Originally posted by muzzleflash
reply to post by Renegade2283
Well, rather than a conspiracy it can be considered a form of "branding" as well.
The reason I am inclined to see connections here is due to the prevalence of occult fraternal organizations throughout our nation (and the world). I am not referring to the Masons alone they are just one of the many types of groups that you can find which could easily be construed as "Occult-oriented".
There are many other groups which are not popularly known that are way further into these types of things.
However one thing many of these groups share is their penchant for placing their "symbols" everywhere, for whatever reason (many many different reasons).
A really good way to fact check such a proposition is to actually investigate a few dozen higher ranking individuals within the Blizzard corporations, especially the people who make the final decisions on graphic art and story line aspects. But also I would want to look into the directors at the very top.
It would be foolish to assume that none of them are officially members of various organizations that could be construed as occult-oriented in various respects.
But really the only way to get hard facts is to investigate the specifics directly.
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Originally posted by Renegade2283
Also, a little off topic but has anyone seen the Secret Saturdays? That show just came on my TV (Im alsways watching Boomerang ) and I noticed them mentioning Lemuria. So it seems this show is all about ancient lost civilizations and mythology. However, that doesn't lead me to believe that they are somehow trying to brainwash our children in relation to such things
Originally the word "Lemuria" in our language was a great Roman festival.
Here is the wiki
Lemuria
The Lemuralia or Lemuria was a feast in the religion of ancient Rome during which the Romans performed rites to exorcise the malevolent and fearful ghosts of the dead from their homes. The unwholesome spectres of the restless dead, the lemures or larvae[1] were propitiated with offerings of beans. On those days, the Vestals would prepare sacred mola salsa, a salted flour cake, from the first ears of wheat of the season.
It became the modern "All Saints Day" apparently.
On what had been the culminating day of the Lemuralia, May 13 in 609 or 610— the day being recorded as more significant than the year—, Pope Boniface IV consecrated the Pantheon at Rome to the Blessed Virgin and all the martyrs, and the feast of that dedicatio Sanctae Mariae ad Martyres has been celebrated at Rome ever since. According to cultural historians,[4] this ancient custom was Christianized in the feast of All Saints' Day, established in Rome first on May 13, in order to de-paganize the Roman Lemuria,[5] while others see a link to the May 13 date in Saint Ephrem's celebration of All Saints on that day in the 4th century.
Now please keep in mind, if you were to form a religious group and practice the ancient religion of Rome, you would be called an occultist and the terminology would fit extremely well considering the circumstances historically.