There are very few websites in Mexico dealing with cultural collapse, conspiracy theories and the like. The majority are Youtube videos by mainstream conservatives like Agustín Laje.
However, El Ciudadano (The Citizen)is a good exception. This blog is divided in 5 topics: Hidden History, Concerning News, the Messages of Hollywood propaganda and prepper content. It also has some blogs about religion, sufficiently well researched and will hopefully wake up many people to the demonic power of modernism.
Some of my readers may not be able to understand the language (it is in Spanish), but hopefully I still have some readers who can read the language.
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Cheesus is the corporate rip-off that self-identifies as Jesus and appears in american media and bad protestant & novus ordo propaganda.
The first thing to know about Cheesus is that he is NOT Jesus. He is completely different. as evidenced by his actions, his theology and his way of thinking. He is like generic corporate cheese: poor in quality and nutrients but addictive and deceitful. Salty for the believer but inoffensive to the world, lame and cheap. And it leaves an annoying aftertaste that dries the throat and makes the tongue stupid.
Cheesus is essentially a modernist and would never die for the truth. Cheesus is barely capable of feeling anger and he tolerates everything except hypocrisy, just like the Church of Satan. He tends to miss the points about the toughest part of religion: penance and punishment. It's all give me a hug, cry a bit and once saved, always saved. He has no other purpose but helping people to cope with their inner miseries, like a big human antidepressant.
The real Jesus was actually pretty authoritarian. He is merciful. But this mercy has a price. You just can disrespect the Christ with no consequences. Jesus is a suffering man and maintains a serious but kind attitude, an attitude that can sometimes be a little bit intimidating for those aware of their littleness. This kind of authority that can be felt through the bones and veins and through the deepest corner of the heart is completely lacking in Cheesus, who either makes you cringe or laugh or shiver in anger.
There are many examples of Cheesus out there, but the one I am focusing today is the one staring in the TV show The Chosen. Produced by Angel Studios, this show is a good example of cheesy theology and blasphemy. ¿Has your soul ever felt the need to see Jesus making farting noises to make children laugh? The Chosen has got you covered: behold, Cheesus, the awkward comedian:
Cheesus here is interpreted by Jonathan Roumie, a novus ordo actor. This guy´s interpretation of Jesus Christ may not be as Thumbs-Up Jesus as the cover art for The Chosen suggests, but it is not sufficiently serious given the dignity of the subject matter.
By the way, what's up with this guys face? He smiles like some sort of idiot, politician, or both. Creepy and you get the feeling he is a massive deceiver. His smirk makes me shiver of pure anger. It should not express duping delight, but a serious and concerned gaze because what he is (supposedly) doing is very important and quite depressing.
It always struck me as a child how every action hero character would maintain a serious expression in the movie cartels. This is because in this films they face great dangers and may even experience great trauma, like the death of loved ones. Let's look at the following examples of epic movie cartels and notice how almost everyone keeps himself serious.
Can someone at Angel Studios explain to me why sorcerer's, superheros and playboy spies have more self respect than the guy who is supposed to represent Jesus Christ?
And this isn't to recommend the movies I enlisted. Some of them are seriously immoral. But if a man who turns into an angry green giant and smashes space bugs has more dignity than your representation of The Messias, you have failed big time.
On the other hand, there is a collection of characters that always smile. Horror movie and video game entities:
This isn't really a deep and complete theological critique about The Chosen but just general comments. Other people have gone into more detail condemning it. If you can't portray Jesus, then don't make a Jesus Christ show at all. Focus on your movies about hunting child traffickers and stay away from theology
Cocomelon is one of the largest You Tube channels. It is the one behind the song Baby Shark and other animated musical videos.
This channel is extremely popular among babies and toddlers, and many parents chose it to entertain their children. However, there is evidence that suggests this videos are actually harmful for your children's brains.
Some of the videos I share through this platform get removed. If such is the case, Please click here to find the video.
You may not be familiar with the 2 cartoons the speaker mentions in the video. If that is the case, "Bluey" is a very popular cartoon aimed at little children about a blue dog and her family. "Arcane" is a critically-acclaimed Netflix animated TV show aimed at adults. It is based on the famous video game League of Legends.
I recommend viewing the comment section for some interesting anecdotes of Cocomelon's real-life impacts.
