Carissa Conti (@Carissa_Conti)

Was just rewatching one of my all time favorite movies while eating, "The Cabin in the Woods" from 2012, and I wanted to post an excerpt of *the* most pivotal dialogue in the movie. "Hollywood movies" contain an endless amount of truth nuggets about what this place is and how things work, and this is one of the prime examples out of any "truth nugget" movie I've seen concerning "The Occult Rules of this Reality," something I posted about earlier in my Gab feed. For those who haven't seen this movie I highly recommend it, but it's about a group of five college kids who head off to a cabin in the woods for a fun weekend. What they don't know is that our so-called modern world is controlled by ancient Gods who require blood sacrifice in order to "allow" humanity to continue to exist. Each country in the world participates by offering up a group of kids/young adults who are put into manipulated situations that are tightly controlled/directed by human "Thems," located in underground bases, steered towards "freewill transgression" and thus choosing not only their own deaths, but also by what type of "monster." Many of the kids around the world seem to find a way out of their predicaments, much to the chagrin of the "Thems" who NEED at least one group to die to appease the Gods, but eventually one group always succumbs. In this case, it winds up boiling down to the Japanese vs. the (Americans? Canadians? It was filmed in Canada, so who knows). But here's the pivotal dialogue, and a link to the clip of it posted on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2ArN9FWlKg ___ Truman: Does the http://Director….do they know about this downstairs? Hadley: The Director doesn’t care about this stuff. As long as everything goes smoothly upstairs, as long as the kids do as they’re told. Truman: Then it’s fixed. Hadley: No, no no no no. Truman: How can you wager on this when you control the outcome? Hadley: No, we just hit ‘em in the cellar. They take it from there. Sitterson: They have to make the choice of their own freewill. Otherwise the system doesn’t work. It’s like The Harbinger. It’s this creepy old fuck, practically wears a sign, “You Will Die!” Why do we put him there? The system. They have to choose to ignore him, and they have to choose what happens in the cellar. Yeah, we rig the game as much as we need to, but in the end, if they don’t transgress…. Hadley: ….they can’t be punished. _____ Highly recommend this movie since it's well done with its dark humor and littered with truth. A world that's powered by (kid/young adult) blood sacrifice where human "Thems" located in their sophisticated underground bases have no choice but to cooperate, engineering people's lives on the surface. Same as 2004's "The Forgotten," where the NSA agent explains "We cooperate [with the aliens]....or die...." as they engineer people's lives to fulfill the experiments. (Continued in Comments....)