The Chinese dictator Xi Ping is Prince Xi, a deceased and now reincarnated ruler. The film Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe is a literal soliloqouy of a James Bond villain who has failed to see irony in his teaching and boasting.
- Xi Ping casts himself as the kin of the fallen angels, "Prince Xi", also one who worked to make a great tower of devils (Babylon).
- Like Patrick Stewart to Star Trek Next Generation's Type, the protagonist cast here is tin itself now that the lawless One is seated in power but he was also playing the role of the Bridegroom in Eternal Love
The film Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe is filled with numerous pre-Xi communist anthems, shown to the audience through a Hefe Instagram filter. We're meant to long for those days of Mao, through amber.
The main character is a true Indiana Jones stamp, bold yet nationalistic, strong yet seeking guidance from his commie compatriots and wise Eastern Religion saints.
We are introduced early on to the rough yet affable like a crotchety old uncle elder sergeant of sorts to the protagonist.
He reminds the audience of all their managers in Foxconn factories, how Six Sigma is always on his mind, the chant of the devil, but be sure-- he means well.
The military has uncovered a secret entrance to another sort of world where there are dragons or creatures like dragons. There are even red soul bats that flutter and incinerate humans on contact. Our protagonist boldly dodges all the perils with his mate and his old commie uncle.
... Entering the tower itself, the protagonist and Eve...:
(the Apple and Adam and Eve in the above screenshot, provided by the divided tongue)
Then an Einsteinian haired weirdo joins them to awaken a pagoda of demons...
activated by lighting a candle within a blackened tree stump.
Old uncle tries to stop all the demons from going out, because he is good-natured after all, and we ought to all work hard, even past the point of death, for the communist ideals of Xi. Blind obedience is instrumental to the virtue of ignorance, he says.
After all the demons are let out into the world, for some reason, our Indiana Jones character is now employeed by the Chinese CIA to study tomes of secret manuscripts. He is given access to secret expiriments on demonically posssessed people (his then mate appears to have been turned into one after their first expedition). And a leader to the intiation into Knowledge -- introduces himself.
He is a bald, 8th year university student type with a knowing gaze.
He takes our hero to a nightclub where Elvis (the chinese version) sings about Ghengis Khan, his beauty, boldness and grace -- how every maiden wants him and wishes to marry him, so come, marry the beautiful warlord pillager! Imagine that Elvis, who propped his foot up on a rock and boasted lovely words devoid of truth: now see him twice as lovely, with Ghengis Khan, front man guitarist to Baal, Hefner of the Wise and Illumined.
It is a riot! Ha ha!
There are allusions to Benny Goodman, too. "You missed me old pal, didn't you?" Says a croaked, hoary voice of Babyl, Harlot. "Marry me by the stump?"
The hero seems amused with these songs by Chinese Elvis/Ghengis Khans ten cent army of 50 cents. You could hear a pin drop, if size were contested, such is the vapid air of this boast! Ha!
Let's go back to our 8th year college student, the bald man in the black uniform. He invites us to consider these ever universal truths (bet you never heard them on History channel!):
- Aliens once came to earth and planted the pagoda of the demons, which is charged when a candle is lit inside the charry-sulfuric stump
- These aliens were more technological (obviously! there is only tech, no spirit Xi O Wise Ruler says)
- Humans defeated them (again, obviously!)
- Prince Xi created a secret tomb to himself that is guarded by none other than your affable, mean crotchety commie uncle (who passed on but was reincarnated now many times as a guardian - a true son meets father moment for Kim Jong Il, no less)
- He is creator of life (see above syncotope)
It is interesting how all villains boast. The story of the garden of eden is basically in Xi Pings explanations to the goyim here. "I am a fallen angel," he states to glazed eyes. "Here are the lies you will obey and hear: Aliens not fallen angels, humans fought aliens and God didn't cast us out of the Kingdom making us dependent upon matters (air,wind, darkness), Xi is descended out of a line of demonic buddhists/baalists who are adepts at summoning air."
Indeed, the show of power over the matter is depicted with the 8th year college adept summoning the temple of Prince Xi Pi himself.
The many red bats, as it turns out, are the demons or angels who have fallen and made oaths to the devil to aid the Devil.
Audience and the curtain scene.
There is a scene where an eager audience sits and watches for the Nut Cracker to begin. The red curtain is closed and out of it charges our old maid to Satan himself, shouting with esper voices "Run! There's danger here!" The audience is unmoved. They are the syncotypes to the audience enthralled by this heinous film.
They don't run, they don't move, in fact some of them are in uproar with pleasure, expecting a prize... Here now we see the sillhouttes of the beasts appearing at Revelations, behind the curtain. Suddenly, too afraid the people sit and keep watching.
The film doesn't show us their destruction but here you can plainly see yet another boast of the villain true.
*The film is on Tubi app to American audiences for free and if you have eyes to see and ears to hear, the doctrines of the west Luciferian assets are on full display for the East counterparts.
Be safe!*