The Depths of Hollywood's Deceit

“Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.”
---Exodus 20:16
 
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The 1991 novel American Psycho chronicles a young Ivy League venture capitalist’s decent into madness. The lead character is named Patrick Bateman and the story is told in a first-person perspective. Set in New York during the early years of the Regan era, Bateman details his privileged upbringing, his sexual proclivities, his contempt for American society, and his contempt for his peers.
 
He also confesses to a series of serial murders, rapes, and killings throughout the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Bateman avoids capture and sweats through his ordeals. At the end of the story, he flies off the handle when the lead detective dismisses him as a potential suspect. The detective concluded Bateman didn’t have the gumption to commit such grisly crimes.
 
The book was made into a move in 2000, and Christian Bale was intentionally cast into the role of Patrick Bateman by the upper echelon of the Masonic Order. Bale is the son of Great Britain’s former King George V. After King George V abdicated from the throne, he traveled to China in 1938 as a trade ambassador. China experienced a Communist uprising that year and Japanese forces invaded. King George V family fled the country and Bale was left behind in the chaos.
 
The movie Empire of the Sun chronicles Bale’s interment within a Japanese prison camp and his eventual escape when the Japanese withdrew from China in 1945. The movie is true in part. The film reels were captured on board the RMS Queen Elisabeth 2’s maiden during its maiden voyage from Japan to Vancouver British Columbia in January of 1954. Bale was onboard that vessel as was his internment camp Quarter Master, known today as John Malkovich.
 
One-hundred and eighty-eight boys were on board the RMS Queen Elisabeth during its maiden voyage. It was the fourth and final experimental voyage arranged by Arasmus McCoy and Artamus MoCoo. Born of Scottish nobility, they were the originators and backers of the Cunard Shipping Line. Today they are known as Malcomb Forbes Sr. and Malcomb Forbes II.
 
All of the one-hundred and eighty-eight boys on board the QE2’s maiden voyage were placed with foster families throughout North America. Only one-hundred and eighty-six arrived. One dove off the pier in Japan and returned to his home in the Ukraine. His bunkmate was summarily executed on board the ship and tossed overboard the next day.
 
The remaining one-hundred eighty-six boys were all channeled into film and television when they arrived in North America within California and Canada. Most became actors and a few became directors and executive producers. Bale was not among them.
 
Bale was fostered by the Masonic Order’s Michael Cane. He grew up in Watts, Califorinia and entered the United States Secret Service in 1981.
 
His appearance in the movie Harsh Times is accurate to a degree. He was a street hooligan and fluent in Spanish. He was assigned to a narcotics task fore that combated Manuel Noriega in Central Columbia in the early 1980’s and then assigned as a persona assistant to Laura Walker Bush in Texas during George Herbert Walker Bush’s one term as President in 1988.
 
After H.W. Bush’s term as President ended, his soul was purchased by Great Britain’s GCHQ and he was groomed for a career in film. He was interviewed on Hollywood and Vine in 1991and asked about his military service. It was an orchestrated interview.
 
His appearances in Henry V in 1989 and Newsies in 1992 were both filmed onboad the QU2 in 1954 and subsequently released after he agreed to a contract with RKO Pictures. He was never in the 1987 film Mio in the Land of Faraway. That role was played by an unknown actor named Shameous Keeg.
 
Bale’s appearance in American Psycho was a safety net. He was cast into the role in case he ever decided to venture into American politics. The story captured on screen is entirely true and Bale played the role convincingly. That said, the story belonged to another well-known Hollywood actor high up in the Masonic Order.
 
Brett Easton Ellis is a pseudonym. The confessional belongs to Andrew McCarthy. A graduate of Exeter and a savant, he attended Cambridge and worked for J. Walter Thompson. Like the novel implies, he murdered his girlfriend Gail Clarke in 1981 after a cocaine binge. The Masonic Order lured Bale into the movie to trap him into the Order and corrupt his soul.

“As it is written in the book of the words of Isaiah the prophet,
‘The voice of one crying in the wilderness:
Prepare the way of Christ,
make his paths straight.
Every valley shall be filled.
and every mountain and hill shall be brought low,
and the crooked shall be made straight,
and the rough ways shall be made smooth;
and all the flesh shall see the salvation of Christ.’”
---Luke

Author: Erik Gagnon - Managing Partner, Chi Rho Consulting