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The day is my enemy. The night is my friend.
-- Ella Fitzgerald
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Star Wars characters are modern day representations
of Egyptian gods? Anakin Skywalker actually Osiris? We
should have suspected something masonic afoot when George
Lucas started making movies like Raiders of of the Lost
Ark, and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,
with all that business about the Ark of the Covenant and
the Holy Grail -- occult mythology deeply related to
Freemasonry...
Okay, I ponied up my eight bucks to see Star Wars: Episode 1, and I
gotta say, it really wasn't that bad. It was a big special effects /
production-design intensive movie, and those are just about always worth
watching on that basis alone. The only thing I found really strange about the
movie was they obviously spent oodles of money on computer generated aliens and
robots, but when the scary dude arrived for the lightsaber battle at the end,
his costume consisted simply of red grease paint and little horns glued on his
head. I thought, "Who's this guy in Kiss makeup...?"
But it wasn't as bad as the critics said, certainly no worse than the first few
movies. Maybe the critics are overromanticizing those earlier movies. After
all, they had muppets (Yoda), bigfoot (Chewbacca), and teddy bears (Ewoks) in
them. How good could they have been?
On USENET, a few people have been floating the idea that some of the critical
flack might be part an organized disinformation campaign to turn people off to
the movie because of certain resemblances events in movie have to the current
war in Kosovo (read: NATO = The Federation). Yeah, hah, pretty far fetched...
There's actually a much scarier conspiracy angle to the new Star
Wars movie. You have to hand it to Daniel Perez over at Global
Conspiracy. He's uncovered evidence that George Lucas is a 33rd degree
Freemason, and the characters in Star Wars are thinly veiled
depictions of Egyptian gods! The Egyptian gods and symbolism are important in
the rituals of Scottish Rite Freemasonry. By pointing out the similarities in
costume and character, he makes a case that Anakin Skywalker is Osiris, Queen
Amidala is Isis, Darth Vader is Seth, and Luke Skywalker is Horus.
These mythological characters are related to constellations, and the release
date of The Phantom Menace was specifically engineered so the stars
would be in symbolic positions above certain places on Earth, including Lucas's
headquarters, Skywalker Ranch. I'm listing only a few of the masonic
connections Perez has uncovered. It's a fantastic expose!
There are even connections between vehicles in the Star Wars films to a
series of hieroglyphics in the Abydos Temple in Abydos, Egypt, a temple for the
worship of Osiris (Skywalker)!
Check it out yourself
burton@pigdog.org
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