I'm about halfway through this right now, and it conflates with the Hollywood thread quite nicely.
99% of the present world situation - rampant Narcissism, Nationalism Vs Globalism, upstart, degenerate ideologies like feminism and communism vs traditionalism, sexual damage and low testosterone, et cetera - can be described in prosaic, scientific, materialist terms, but there's a spiritual/supernatural element as well.
Most people hear that and they think Hocus Pocus; not exactly. It's an acknowledgement of the holistic and the ineffable. Science is a wonderful tool for diagnosing a problem with your car - but it won't tell you that violence is about to erupt thirty seconds before it does. It'll help you analyze the fibres from a crime scene - but it won't tell you what to notice at the crime scene in the first place.
There is a deeper game present in life when you adhere to the the Truth; a certain pattern that start working itself out, a glint of something happening behind the scenes.
One of the tentative conclusions that I drew from the Hollywood thread is that the 'enemy' - to the extent that it's an individual entity (as I said, this is more spiritual than physical) is the alignment of Kabalists and Masonic interests, those who celebrate the Light Bringer, and want to remake the world in their own image.
Tentative, mind you.
The evidence for the supernatural is there if you're open to it. For instance, take the
Dancing Death of 1518. Modern Psychology describes it as a case of "Mass Psychosis" - which is a fancy way of saying "Magic!" It is a description that is profoundly less scientific and analytical than any Inquisition's investigation into witchcraft or demonic possession.
Final note: the disease he mentions,
Toxoplasmosis, can loosely be summed up as causing Liberalism in humans that are infected. I have seen many instances where I encountered the "Leftism" virus in somebody's mind, and an otherwise sane person began ranting and raving, doubling down, and spitting and hissing at me. I'm definitely going to have to read this guy's stuff.
