I’ve moved from a beautiful spot up in the Carson National Forest in northern New Mexico, and am now ensconced in goddamn RV park. I moved here to get better reception for the research I’m doing related to the movie Bug.
A few days ago at Carson National Forest.
I’m still working on the analysis and am only posting this to maybe goose you guys into viewing the flick, in case my last post didn’t do it. In fact, I have an idea based on how the analysis is going.
How about you all definitely find Bug and give it a good and serious looking at, so as to make my analysis more meaningful. I also have a challenge for you (I know a few of you are into challenges like this one). I want you to not only view the flick but write your own analysis of it, and put it in the comments section of this post. Pretend you’re writing, say, an Amazon review maybe. Whatever gets you going. It can be a sentence, a paragraph, or a full-blown essay. Just do it.
See, my challenge is that I doubt that you (you, the personal you) will understand the story, at least not in the sense of the storytellers’ (there are two) intent. Right: What I’m saying is that I got it right and you all will not.
Same campsite, different time of day and angle.
I assume that at least some of you are curious why I’d raise such a fuss about a movie titled Bug. So be it. Whatever works.
I’ll give you a couple or so days, as I work on and rework my essay. It’s a tough one, as there are many layers to my interpretation of Bug. It’s not just the story that’s got me going… there are implications… that’s all I’m going to say for now.
After I post my essay, we’ll compare it with what you all have done. I’m sure we’ll argue, with me having to justify why I think this is another example of my noticing something no one else has.. Fine.
Looking forward to what shows up in comments. (Remember it’s the Friedkin Bug, not some other ‘Bug’ flick!)
Allan
Moved to a different site, looking for a cell signal, which kept fading…
Oh, just a reminder that I’ve reposed Water Time on Bitchute, with a new subtitlle, A Road Life Interpretation of How the World Really Works.
The other thing is about the DVDs I told you I got hold of, and which you can purchase as a way of supporting my efforts. I popped one in to my player and was surprised to find that it’s not the finished version, which you may have already seen (and can now see on Bitchute). It’s a very early cut and I’d completely forgotten about it.
This cut is only 56 minutes and pretty much ends before I even get rolling on the truth about the JFK assassination. I now (dimly) recall that at the time of the cut I realized that the finished movie would be way too long. So in a way, I started over.
What it does have is a lot of stuff about In Search of Captain Zero, so if you liked the book you might like this early effort. (It sure reminded me what a long and lonely process it was, learning how to edit.)
There’s also a lot more road stuff and Honey stuff.
Be advised, it has no real ending.
I have 30 copies, so there’s that limitation. Also, I haven’t been able to get help in altering my websites so pretty much ignore the pitch on the sales page after you click the sidebar DVD ad. Just click one of the $15 buttons (you can make me really happy by clicking the monthly donation one!); then send me a separate email with your mailing address (to allan (at) banditobooks.com). I’ll sign and send one DVD, not two.
I can’t send overseas, it’s just too much postage. (On second thought, if you click the monthly button I’ll send it any-fucking-where you are.)
Some great responses! But I’m not replying to them for now for fear of spoiling my upcoming post, which I’m working very hard on.
There seemed to me to be two conclusions you could make from Bug depending on your worldview.
For the blue-pilled: Be afraid of people who bring you alternative news. They are likely mentally unstable and, if you’re not careful, could drag you into whatever paranoid state they are in. They could be friendly. They could be ex-military. Still, don’t trust them. Run them out of your life.
For the red-pilled: You may think you have an unknown truth about HTWRW, but you should doubt your own sanity if you’re thinking such things. Even if you’re right, they know you know and won’t let you get to the point where you could do something about it. Best to just ignore it.
I have not watched ‘Bug’ yet – hesitant to do so because like ‘D Conway’ says, I don’t want to give them the opportunity to program me in ways I am not able to notice because I don’t have enough information to notice. I suspect we have not been given enough information about how the real world works in order to truly see the message/meaning of this movie. Perhaps Allan, having worked in Hollywood, has the ability to needle out more of the truth than any of us. I am inclined to see what Allan has to say about the movie without having to actually watch it myself.
It was interesting to read in the above comments that there is a scene about the main character trying to pull out his teeth and how this was echoed in the 12 Monkeys movie. I recently was looking more into the silver fillings (primarily mercury based) that most of us have in our mouths. Straight-forward poisoning aside from the mercury being leeched into our bodies from these fillings – consider the implications of conductivity. I have heard that chemtrails contain a lot of heavy metal particles which will make people more conductive to the radio-frequency wavelength and thus radiation effects of the 5G/Internet of Things smart grid rolling out all across America and the world at a fast clip. Just think of the increased conductivity within our own mouths from these silver amalgam fillings in our teeth? And so close to our brains. Makes me want to pull those metal-filled teeth right out of my mouth.
The much repeated, one truth behind movies like ‘1984’ and ‘The Truman Show’ was that although the PTB could manipulate our thoughts and monitor what we say and write – they could never get “inside our head” as Truman said and really know what we are thinking. But maybe they can? Or soon will be able to? The ultimate fear for us. The ultimate control for them. They wouldn’t even need to send us to Room 101 or a FEMA camp in order to “correct” our thinking. We would monitor our own thoughts for self-preservation. If just one free thought means certain death that would be the end to anyone thinking any more free thoughts. Freedom of thought would be engineered out of us Darwin style though fear and the ultimate level of control. All we have left of any kind of freedom nowadays is our THOUGHTS. Think about it. It is (so we hope at this point) – the only thing we have left of our freedom as individuals that there are no immediate and painful repercussions for if we stray from the prescribed, mainstream narrative. I maybe can’t tell my family or my friends or my neighbors what I really think about the truth of this corona virus and the truth of how this world really operates – but at least I can’t think about what I believe to be the truth in my own head without any familial and societal and financial repercussions. But maybe that just ain’t so anymore. And where does that leave us? Ripping our teeth out. Trying to rid ourselves of the bugs that have crept into our bodies and everywhere into the world around us. What are out options then? Succumb to their power or self-destruct. When your life comes to an impasse when faced with the power of ultimate tyranny, corruption, power and evil – do you say ‘well, if you can’t beat them, join ’em” or do you do the honorable thing, the only thing that allows you to keep your freedom? That’s right. The only thing you can do is off yourself. The last freedom you have is to take your own life before they do. Here’s the other conundrum: you start to go crazy when this prospect presents itself to you. Your own brain can almost not accept your thinking about ending your own existence. You start to go crazy and when you go down that road it is nearly too late to make the ultimate last freedom and take your own life. It is like Allan says with having the ‘D’-word. Dementia. If you already have it, it is too late to make your own exit stage left.
Just because you’re paranoid, doesn’t mean they’re not after you.
Analysis: A simplistic premonition of 5G technology.
IMHO this movie deals with pre-smartphone era Remote neural monitoring, Morgellons, BioAPI and the targeted individual/gangstalking. It was not an easy film to watch. I suspect that most would see it as commentary on the dangers of drugs and mental illness but there are far to many subtleties that suggest a deeper meaning. I am curious to see if those subtleties are noticed so I will refrain from elaborating further at this time.
Fascinating flick. Multi level layered dive into MK Ultra/lab experiments like ticks spreading morgellons where they programmed and infected both of them to let the experiment play out. I saw it as a totally controlled narrative from beginning to end. She was also a controlled victim and they where deliberately put together to allow things to play out on all levels. Likely a window to reality on how the CIA and the likes operate.
I just watched Bug – one of the weirdest creepiest films I have ever seen…I don’t want to watch it again! :-O.
It was good but bad/sad, it was great but awful, OK I’m glad I watched it, the acting was fantastic all the way through from all 5 (2 main) characters.
What stood out to me, was the haystack of “beware of the NWO, and their plans”, in our faces, mostly all through the script, described in 1 or 2 sentences or more, – including the old vaccinations loaded with baddies & chips – and even a virus could be the “chip”. Also, – “you have to have a TV,in case we are invaded by Aliens, and we can be alerted by the TV MS News”.
The main underlying foundation of the movie plot, was a bug – in this case an insect – which didn’t really exist (remind you of anything??). Main character Peter, was on the run from a cruel vaccination experiment being carried out by the war lords, and his brain had been fried by their injections, and he poisoned the mind of his new girlfriend Agnes, which brought them to an awful terrible demise at the end of the movie.
BUG:
Seriously now: I made 35 minutes. Unlikable characters, unlikable setting… and I don’t really give a shit about what may be glacially developing. I am patient with movies – especially one that is recommended. Tell me though: why should I continue?
I watched the movie a few years ago, and my big take away was that it was like some kind of large scale MK Ultra experiment, making the audience paranoid of “the unknown” in our lives.
I also remember feeling that the very traumatic scene of Peter (I just now had to look up the character’s name) pulling his tooth (teeth?) out, as a violent imprint, or whatever the term may be, of cementing this psychotic event in our minds.
Many may have left the theater thinking, “I’m glad I’m not crazy, like the main characters were.”, not realizing they had just fell victim to their own psychological experiment.
I won’t watch it again, because I don’t want to reinforce whatever was done to my mind, the first time I saw it.
Reminiscent of the scene in 12 monkeys, where the tramp reveals he had to pull all his own teeth to avoid being tracked.