Symbolic Pics of the Month (06/13)

In this edition of SPOTM: Sharon Needles, Selena Gomez, Rihanna, Tara McDonald and many other examples of how artists must adopt Illuminati symbolism in order to stay in the spotlight.

This Flaunt magazine photoshoot features Sharon Needles – an entertainer who was crowned “America’s Next Drag Superstar” on a reality TV show. The name of the photoshoot? “Hail Satan”. Going with that theme, here’s Sharon sporting devil horns.

The photoshoot is also about that one-eye thing, proving that this is part of Illuminati Agenda.

The entertainment industry sure loves one-eyed BDSM satanic stuff.

One-eye again. In case you thought the others were coincidences.

Apparently, that’s fashion.

UK pop singer Tara McDonald is doing her best to show us who’s in charge of her career.

Doing it again.

I am in awe with her originality and creativity. It’s mind blowing.

Ke$ha’s video “Crazy Kids” features her doing this hand eye thing a bunch of times. She appears to do that only when she says “Crazy Kids”. Watching the video, seems like the “Crazy Kids” referred to in the song are more like clueless kids brainwashed by Illuminati-funded insipid pop music.

French reality TV star Nabilla is clearly showing who’s pushing her in mass media,

Indian actress Sonam Kapoor proves that this crap is also reaching Bollywood. In this pic, she is hiding her eye with a “most stylish” award. Does one have to do that Illuminati one-eye thing to win awards?

Selena Gomez on the cover of Brazilian magazine Atrevida. Just letting Brazilians know who is putting her on magazine covers.

Speaking of former Disney child stars, here’s Ashley Tisdale and her boyfriend. He is wearing a t-shirt that features a Mickey Mouse head, an inverted cross, the sigil of the Church of Satan and some blood. That the entertainment industry in a nutshell.

Speaking of Mickey, here’s a shirt sold at the Disney store. “I love MK”? As in MK Ultra? (As you might know, Mickey Mouse ears are a symbol of mind control).

The UK girlband Lil Mix in a creation of the TV show X-Factor. In a promo event, one of the members sports a big giant inverted cross. Strange how nobody noticed that. Satanic imagery is soooo in right now.

Chinese actress Fan Bingbing is sporting some sex-kitten symbolism – kitten ears and Mickey Mouse (aka I love MK) shirt.

Of course, gotta do the one-eye thing.

Speaking of Sex Kitten, here’s an image posted on Rihanna’s Instagram. So you got the animal print (used to identify Beta Programming) and a kitten head. Rihanna is also bringing back that Beta Programming imagery.

Rihanna spent $100,000 on this 5-feet Swarovsk portrait of Marilyn Monroe. As seen in my article on Marilyn Monroe, those who represent Beta Programming in today’s entertainment industry are all (programmed to be) “obsessed” with Monroe.

The saying “Symbols rule the world not words nor laws” means that you shouldn’t listen to what “officials” or the media says about power and governance. Just look at the symbolism and imagery that’s around you – it silently tells the truth. Here’s a monument in Las Vegas that’s basically a tribute to Illuminati rule.

Nicki Minaj Goes Topless

NSFW! Nicki Minaj Goes Topless, But Why?

What is going on here? Nicki Minaj has always been on the cutting edge of art and whatever in these modern times, but she sometimes does some baffling stuff. Don’t say nothing Lil Kim fans!
But she just straight up went topless this week and nobody seems to know why. So, here it is in all of its NSFW glory, Nicki topless.

Does she look hot?

The Inspiration Behind Kim and Kanye’s Baby Name (Well, According to Kris Jenner)

While relations between Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's mother, Kris Jenner, are apparently frosty, it hasn't stopped the famed momager from dishing details about the couple's new addition.

The 57-year-old "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" matriarch appeared on "The View" Tuesday and gushed about her new granddaughter (and Internet punch line), North West.

"I love the name North. I'm pro-North," said the future host of daytime TV's "Kris."

As for the inspiration behind the name, Jenner said, "The way [Kim] explained it to me, north means 'highest power,' and she says North is their highest point together. I thought it was really sweet."

"The View" co-hosts stuck on the topic of the controversial baby name — and dropped the requisite jokes about airline names, including Pan Am and Southwest. However, Jenner held her own and reminded them, "You don't call walk around calling somebody, 'Hi North West.' It's North."

As for the rumored nickname Nori, Granny Jenner didn't seem to know about it.
"I think they do," she replied, but added, "I don't know what they've decided on."

On Monday, W magazine ran an interview with Kanye, 36, which featured an interesting anecdote from the writer about how the rapper mocked Jenner during the sit-down. Since the new parents started dating in 2012, there has been endless gossip about how Jenner has overstepped boundaries when it came to the couple's relationship.

Meanwhile, Jenner wasn't the only Kardashian talking about the famous new addition to the fam. On Ryan Seacrest's 102.7 KIIS FM radio show Wednesday, Kim's brother, Rob, shared a conversation he had with Kim and Kanye about the baby name.
“I told [them] this: I’m like, ‘Yo, people are always going to talk whether it’s good or bad. There’s always going to be the haters, but do what you guys feel.’ Like, you know everyone’s going to say, ‘Oh, you’re coming up with some weird celebrity, crazy name.’ You know how it is.”
His thoughts on it?
“North West, it sounds cool! [And] North is the highest point, so it has a lot of meaning to it," he added.

Well, if Rob Kardashian has christened the name "cool," then it's cool ... right?