Post by Admin on Aug 7, 2014 11:02:01 GMT
Seems that beauty product ads are becoming important mediums to push mind control/illuminati symbolism.
The short video advertisement for Rihanna's perfume Reb'l Fleur is crammed with mind control triggers and monarch programming symbolism.
Rihanna is first shown lying inside a flower, representing purity and innocence.
She is then walks towards a mirror reflecting herself dressed in black -- representing her "bad side" and her alter persona.
In mind control, slaves are encouraged to embrace their bad side (their alter persona) as it is the only way to be relieved from their trauma/torture.
So, yes, it feels bad to be good.
Once through the looking glass, Rihanna is shown walking through a maze surrounded by fractured mirrors.
Rihanna's handlers are literally in her head, watching her going through the maze. They then take a hold of her.
The scene becomes oddly sexual as Rihanna holds the phallic-shaped perfume bottle while she is blinded by her handlers.
This refers to the sexually abusive relationship between mind control slaves and their handlers.
The entire ad then plays in reverse, another allusion to the reversal of good and bad.
As she goes through the looking glass again, we see "Good Feels so Bad".
The short video advertisement for Rihanna's perfume Reb'l Fleur is crammed with mind control triggers and monarch programming symbolism.
Rihanna is first shown lying inside a flower, representing purity and innocence.
She is then walks towards a mirror reflecting herself dressed in black -- representing her "bad side" and her alter persona.
In mind control, slaves are encouraged to embrace their bad side (their alter persona) as it is the only way to be relieved from their trauma/torture.
So, yes, it feels bad to be good.
Once through the looking glass, Rihanna is shown walking through a maze surrounded by fractured mirrors.
Rihanna's handlers are literally in her head, watching her going through the maze. They then take a hold of her.
The scene becomes oddly sexual as Rihanna holds the phallic-shaped perfume bottle while she is blinded by her handlers.
This refers to the sexually abusive relationship between mind control slaves and their handlers.
The entire ad then plays in reverse, another allusion to the reversal of good and bad.
As she goes through the looking glass again, we see "Good Feels so Bad".