1/ I stumbled across this movie Snake Eyes (1998) by accident in another thread — never watched it before, but now I will. Too many strange “coincidences” to ignore. Predictive programming? Let’s look. 🧵
2/ The film’s poster inside the scene shows a date that looks ambiguous: Sept 10 or Sept 19. Hard to confirm. If it was 19, the “9” should be more visible. Was this deliberate? Keeping it blurred so people debate it?
3/ In the movie, Secretary of Defense Charles Kirkland gets shot in the neck. In real life, we just saw Charles Kirk shot in the neck. Same name, same spot. That alone is bizarre.
4/ The cover shows Nicolas Cage making an inverted triangle with his hands — the same gesture Trump loves to do when photographed. Elon Musk was even caught doing it too. Symbolism everywhere.
5/ The film’s title Snake Eyes is odd: in dice, “snake eyes” means double ones (bad luck). But symbolically, it’s the eye of the serpent — deceptive vision. And the tagline? “Believe everything except your eyes.” Esoteric code right in our faces.
6/ Released in 1998. That’s 27 years ago. 27… the infamous “27 Club,” where artists who “made the pact” died at 27. Pact is not the same as alliance — those who ally with darkness vs. those who resist it. Still, 27 is heavy.
7/ 2 + 7 = 9. The number 9 is always recycled back into itself — a “signature number” in satanic symbology. 9 months of birth, 360° = 9, nine stones, etc. They’ve hijacked that number as a marker.
8/ And director Brian De Palma? Born September 11th. Another date drenched in cabalistic weight. 9/11 is already etched into the modern psyche. Too neat to be a coincidence.
9/ So we’ve got:
•Charles Kirkland vs Charles Kirk
•Neck shot, same exact spot
•Poster date ambiguity (Sept 10 or 19)
•Snake Eyes / Serpent Eyes symbolism
•27 years since release (2+7=9)
•Director born on 9/11
•Triangle hand gesture
10/ I’m not claiming “proof.” But this is too synchronized, too staged-looking, to brush off as random. Hollywood = propaganda industry. Symbolism is their language. Predictive programming, hiding in plain sight?
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