Films have a very special significance in the alternative scene; they are the actual news of this planet. The thought behind it is that we are never told everything, but that in films we are told what is not conveyed to us in the news. Those who know the hermetic laws of Hermes Trismegistus know that the second law is that of resonance. From this, the law of information can be derived, which is independent in intergalactic space anyway. The law of information states that the inhabitants of a planet must be informed about what is happening; otherwise, those who have power will lose that power. And these people absolutely do not want that.

That is why stories and legends have been told since ancient times, and later Hollywood was invented to tell people what is actually happening. So that is the reason why the truth is told to us in films. Does this apply to all films and stories? No, of course not. There are indeed people who make films because they think it’s cool. But I now think that this is rather the minority. There are historical films that shape history. Because intergalactic references usually do not appear in these films. There are educational films that teach people how they should behave. But above all, there is science fiction. Films and series that tell people what is not told to them in the news. I would like to highlight a few standard works and tell you today what these films stand for. And in the future, it may be that if I find something good, you will get a little film tip from me here.

So there are the three standard stars: Star Trek, Star Gate, and Star Wars. Let’s start with Star Trek.

It is known that Gene Roddenberry, the author of the first Star Trek series, was given the task by the Majestic 12, a secret organization established after World War II, to tell the people about the work of the secret American space program, and thus Star Trek came about. Among the real secret space programs, two have gained particular notoriety. One is the Dark Fleet, which was founded by the Germans in the war with submarines in space and which also established a city on Mars. The story of the submarine spaceships in World War II can be found in the excellent documentary Above Majestic from 2018, which is currently available on Prime Video with German subtitles. And then there is the Solar Warden fleet from the 1980s, so to speak, the American answer to the Dark German Fleet. We have settled two planets in the Andromeda galaxy where English is spoken. However, I would approach comparisons of Star Trek with reality with caution. The names of the characters are always incorrect, already for data protection reasons, and the story itself is never entirely accurate; usually, there is a framework narrative that corresponds to reality. Relationships, action, and the like are mostly fictional. The name itself says it all: science fiction, so science and fiction. But the fact that Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy (Bones) perceive a person completely differently in one of the first episodes points to the shapeshifters that the good old David Icke has known to exist in the English royal house for 40 years. I do not particularly like the first edition; it has too much fighting for my taste, although, of course, the connection to reality is usually higher at the beginning of a series than towards the end when they shoot one more season due to great success. My favorite here is the Voyager series; allegedly, Roddenberry wanted a woman as captain from the beginning, but in the 1960s, that was not possible. And the Borg, who are so prominent in Voyager, can already be found in today’s transhumanism, that is, the connection of human and machine, right in the present. But that does not mean that I am a fan of transhumanism.

Then we have Star Gate, one of the most expensive series of the 1990s. Star Gate primarily stands for the fact that every planet naturally has 12 such … let’s call them blood vessels …. that connect it to the rest of the universe. Through these blood vessels of the universe, a person can travel from one planet to another in seconds. In the series, all are artificial, and a planet can be glad if it has a gate. In reality, as far as I know, there are 50 artificial gates on Earth, but all must connect somewhere to the natural network. Emery Smith is one of the soldiers who has appeared at various conferences with the story that he works in the real Stargate program and collects plants on different planets every day. He is a botanist, as far as I know. I do not know exactly where the series Star Gate circulates in today’s streaming universe, but to understand the principle, you do not need to watch all 10 seasons; one or two episodes are completely sufficient. In reality, the artificial gates are rectangular, not round. A description of the natural Star Gates can be found in the interview of Kerry Cassidy with Ashajana Deane from 2010 on the Project Camelot website, but that is in English. At the very beginning of my series History of Humanity, in early 2024 here at Okitalk, I made a show about the structure of the universe, where I explain some things about the Stargate structure. But not only about that.

Star Wars is a bit different from the other two. Because George Lucas, the creator of Star Wars, is not connected to any secret societies; neither does he claim that nor is it claimed by him. He is really just a rather creative filmmaker. Nevertheless, his Star Wars story is repeatedly associated with the great intergalactic war that took place 10 billion years ago in the constellation Lyra between the reptiles and the lions. As a result of this war of the stars, the known universe was populated by the refugees who fled from this war. The group Universe Inside You has made nice videos about this, which I have all uploaded on Vimeo, but unfortunately, Vimeo has become a very closed group. Perhaps I will make a video about this here at Okitalk on YouTube, where all these things were still to be found in the early 2000s, but they have long since been deleted. You will find Universe Inside You with other good contributions, but nothing more about these intergalactic stories. Perhaps George Lucas simply had a good connection to the cosmic memory (the Akashic records) in which everything that has ever happened is stored.

Of course, the Wachowski brothers (who now appear as Wachowski sisters) must not be missing from such an article. The Matrix films come from them.

The Matrix is a great story; the message can be reduced to one word, and that is energy. There are many stories about how wars are invented so that people die young because there are beings that steal the lower three auric bodies from the young dead and live off this residual energy. That is why Satanists also like to sacrifice babies, as they are like a full battery. I do not want to shock anyone here, but energetically speaking, that is the reason. To reassure – the upper four auric bodies cannot be stolen; they embark on the journey together with the soul – wherever that may go. The information from this life is also absorbed by the upper four auric bodies so that really only the body and this residual energy remain. Of course, the Matrix also stands for the illusionary world in which we live. But that was already conveyed quite well by Jim Carrey in The Truman Show from 1998. Of course, the Matrix is much clearer because there, not just one man but all of humanity is being deceived. I can well imagine that The Truman Show was a template for the Matrix. Probably, the two thought they could do it better. If you want to see how differently the same message is sometimes filmed, you can compare these two films. The fact that the energy of humans can be used like a battery has, apart from the Matrix, not yet been filmed by anyone, as far as I know, with one exception, and that also comes from the Wachowski house.

Jupiter Ascending – This is supposedly the best representation we have when it comes to understanding intergalactic relationships; you just have to take the main character Jupiter out, and you can gladly insert yourself. Everything she learns throughout the film is, of course, again not 100%, but more or less accurate. That in space family lines have a say, and they are not always in agreement about what they want. That a planet is only something very small in the universe and that life is essentially energy. It is one of my favorite films and also a recommendation for everyone who does not know it.

In conclusion of this introduction to the topic, I would like to address a series that has become very dear to me: Dr. WHO.

Dr. WHO is probably the series that has been most missed by everyone. It has been running intermittently for over 50 years. And as is often the case with these series, if you go back to the beginning of the story when William Hartnell played the first Dr. WHO starting in 1963, you can see a wonderful collaboration between humans and their friends in space, and their enemies are not neglected either. Dr. Who brings fire to the people of the Stone Age in the first story. In the second, it is shown that the warmongers (the Daleks) were once philosophers who are now helpless without their machines. Then Dr. Marco Polo saves the Doctor and his team’s lives; together they help Kublai Khan to stay in power. The next story deals, as was customary back then, with mind control of humans in several parts. One from the Doctor’s team receives a beautiful dress, but Barbara sees that it is actually just a rag with holes in it. (Think of modern jeans.) In the next story, they encounter the Aztecs and prevent a human sacrifice. The downfall of the Aztecs is also prophesied. In the story about the Sensorites, it is about beings with telepathic abilities who have had bad experiences with humans, but humans also have the talent for that. In the 8th story of the first season, it is about the French Revolution, in which the Doctor also participates and is involved in its outcome. In the second season, the team lands on a planet of giants who are destroying the environment with their chemicals. Well, this little insight should suffice. Dr. WHO can stand for any extraterrestrial but also terrestrial forces that accompany not only the history of the Earth through space and time. Specifically, the interventions in history have fascinated me from the beginning, as there is the story of the Mandela Effect in our time, namely the fact that some people can remember Nelson Mandela dying in prison, which was definitely not the case on our timeline. He was released and became President of South Africa, and as such, he established the Truth Commission, which has since contributed to reconciliation during the Rwanda-Uganda war as well as the Bosnia war. And of course, also in South Africa. A good reason for a time travel to get this man out of prison so that he could actually establish this commission. Unfortunately, I cannot say anything about the origin in Dr. WHO, except that there are always references to it in the scene. And in my opinion, the parallels to the stories from the secret world are too many for it to be coincidence.

These are by no means all the films with messages; they are just a few that have been known to me for years. The Edge of Wonder boys Ben and Rob have appeared with testimonies that there are indeed supposed to be vampires. That is why blood donations seem to have been invented. Well, who knows, that was even too weird for me. And a lot of nonsense is spread, although Ben and Rob usually conduct good research. Be that as it may, if I find something good, I will let you know. And if you have questions or comments about a film or a series, please write them in the comments.