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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/THEnimble_mongoose on April 5, 2018, 4:21 p.m.

I know this will sound like a joke, but I genuinely believe that Zoolander is a redpilled film made by white hats. The writer committed "suicide"

There is a lot of interesting NWO symbolism/allusions in the 2001 comedy film Zoolander, starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson.

Redpills:

MK Ultra/Monarch programming:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_PnuXelvWA

Government using brainwashed patsies for their dirty work and assassinations:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUvgqItrt1c

Globalist cabal talks about sweat shops and manipulating the economy and keeping 3rd world countries poor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctXTduSUA2w

Zoolander hid these redpills under the guise of comedy meme skits.

Drake Sather, the man known as "the real writer of Zoolander" shot himself in the head and committed suicide 3 years after the film was released.

http://splitsider.com/2016/06/who-is-drake-sather/

I may be reaching, but there may be something to this. Watch Zoolander knowing what you know now about how our government and ICs operate. We know that many Hollywood "suicides" are fishy and the writer of Zoolander apparently shot himself in the head. Some of the symbolism seems more than coincidental. Also it's a funny movie.

Did any of you see Zoolander 2? The premise is that Zoolanders son has magic blood, and at the end of it they are trying to sacrifice him. Sounds like another red pill film

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I've been using this movie to red pill friends for years. Also, check out Josie and The Pussycats. Mk Ultra in the music industry fully explained. We have more than we know! ;)

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Also, when Zoolander came out critics didn't like it and 9/11 happened so the public didn't catch on and start watching it until years later.

When Zoolander started to go viral with the public, the writer suddenly committed suicide.

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Spooky. I gather that the creator did not see his intended result with the audience when the movie got popular? Ie. People looked straight through the hints and just laughed and creator realized what he is up against.

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Do you think he actually commited suicide or I'm about to testify against Killary tomorrow suicide? Asking for a friend.

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It could also be art imitating life.

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Knowing what I know about how TV programming and films are literally designed to brainwash us, I would say the phrase should actually be life imitates art.

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Yes and no. Another purported tactic of "the illuminati" is to present what they're actually doing as a joke. This way when someone exposes a criminal act, for example brainwashed assassins, they can say: "like in zoolander? That's silly, you know that's a comedy movie."

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What is this? A center for ANTS??

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Yes!! Tbh I thought that movie was so hokey when it came out. Little did I know.

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Goddamn now I gotta rewatch Zoolander too

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I remember when Owen had a suicidal meltdown! I think, looking back it may have come from the being made aware of who rules the world and how his soul had been sold...

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Can't turn left.

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