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Jay Weidner
Searching across the world for signs to mankind's religious decree via ancient societies and artifacts, Jay Weidner is a renowned filmmaker, author, and scholar whose work offers significant insight into the factors that have led to the current global crisis.
Considered to be a ?modern-day Indiana Jones? for his ongoing global quest for humanity?s spiritual destiny, Jay Weidner is the co-author of "The Mysteries of the Great Cross of Hendaye: Alchemy and the End of Time" and "A Monument to the End of Time (with Vincent Bridges)."
Weidner has been featured in multiple History Channel documentaries including "The Lost Book of Nostradamus" and "Nostradamus 2012," for which he was also an associate producer. He was also featured in the documentary, "Room 237," in Brad Meltzer?s "Decoded," and in Jesse Ventura?s, "Conspiracy Theory."
Weidner is both wrote and directed the new feature film, "The Last Avatar," as well as the documentary series on Stanley Kubrick, "Kubrick's Odyssey." His previous directing works also include the critically acclaimed documentary, "Infinity: The Ultimate Trip," "Journey Beyond Death," and "Beyond the Infinite."
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Cosmic Disclosure
A Harrowing Journey Begins for a New Insider
Tony Rodrigues reveals memories of starting the 20 & Back Program as a 9-year old child.
Cosmic Disclosure
From Mars to Ceres and Beyond
Tony Rodrigues is shipped off to a German colony on the Ceres asteroid where he is trained in ship maintenance and learns many other things about the SSP.
Cosmic Disclosure
Fragmented Memories of 20 & Back
Tony Rodrigues recounts his baffling memories of the 20 & Back Program and how he is working to make sense of what happened.
Hollywood Decoded
Roddenberry's Star Trek
Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner explore the idyllic technological and social utopia of Star Trek, which may have served as the original medium for slow disclosure of the secret space program. A theme which continued throughout the series and reached a crescendo with the Next Generation episode, The Chase.
Hollywood Decoded
The Wachowskis' Matrix Trilogy
Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner explore the Matrix movies an analogy for the world we live in today as many people sleepwalk their way through life with only a few awakening to an entirely different perspective. Just like our hero Neo, once awakened, you will see the Matrix of our mainstream reality for what it really is.
Hollywood Decoded
Lynch's Twin Peaks
Occult philosophies from Tibetan Buddhism, Gnostic Myth converge in the mirrored world of David Lynch’s Twin Peaks. Before The X-Files, Twin Peaks served as a vehicle for slow disclosure, while portraying a satirical view of modern life in microcosm.
Hollywood Decoded
Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut
Jay Dyer and Jay Weider explore the subtle symbolism hidden throughout Eyes Wide Shut, which reveal the secret machinations of the power elite. As we examine the intricate details of this movie, we see the lengths that an occult-based power elite will go to maintain their control over the wheels of our society.
Hollywood Decoded
Nolan's Batman Saga Concludes
Christopher Nolan resolves his Batman trilogy as the Dark Knight rises from his own darkness and the people finally take a stand against the fear-based tyranny enveloping Gotham. We see this played out with the duality of personalities and dialectic tensions woven throughout the franchise.
Hollywood Decoded
Cameron's Terminators
Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner explore the nightmarish world of the Terminator movies as a projection of DARPA engineers who foresaw the potential dangers of self-aware advanced A.I.
Hollywood Decoded
Kubrick's 2001
The revolutionary filmmaking that went into Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey encapsulates the totality of humanity’s experience, in one film. Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner analyze the occult imagery emblazoned throughout this classic film as we are presented with a tale of humanity’s transformation.
Hollywood Decoded
Ridley Scott's Blade Runner
Ridley Scott revives film noir into the sci fi genre, with Blade Runner, bringing us a tale of technocratic dominance vs. transhumanism. Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner unveil of a world where corporate globalism has run rampant, giving rise to a synthetic dystopia.
Hollywood Decoded
Cameron's Titanic & Avatar
Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner draw a connection between The Titanic and Avatar movies by James Cameron, as an unfolding cautionary tale of rampant industrialism. As the clash of world’s and ages ensues, we learn of the dangers of technology and we are shown the way out of the collapse of our own civilization.
Hollywood Decoded
Jackson's Lord of the Rings Trilogy Part 1
From the mind of JRR Tolkien, we feel his lamentation for dawning of the industrial age which he envisioned as a destructive force and symbolized with the One Ring. Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner explain that this tale is far more complex than the simple allegory of good versus evil.
Hollywood Decoded
Polanski's Chinatown
Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner explore the multiple layers of corruption as depicted in the film Chinatown which are present throughout the strata of our society. This film presents a brutal honesty of the world in the 19030s and the rampant corruption of the power elite who believe they can do whatever they want.
Hollywood Decoded
Chris Carter's The X-Files
Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner explore the archetypal characters and reality of conspiracy theories embedded within the X-Files T.V. series which gave government organizations plausible deniability as secret programs were revealed through “fictional” tales.
Hollywood Decoded
Spielberg's Minority Report and A.I.
With Minority Report and A.I., Stephen Spielberg presents two visions of the future of techno-consciousness. Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner analyze the augmentation of consciousness through technology as self-awakening awareness and psychic surveillance.
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