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[One] point that was made in the James Cameron Conspiracy Theory was the use of MK-ULTRA in the motion picture field being used for the purposes of conditioning the human race for the arrival of extra-terrestrials. Have you ever wondered why the UFO craze began in the 1950's, a time that was only three years after the crash of the spacecraft in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947, a time when Joseph McCarthy was witch hunting suspected communists and early MK-ULTRA research was being performed on unwitting human subjects by the CIA in Canada? For the ultimate purpose of conditioning the human race to be subjugated by a large event beyond their control, an extra-terrestrial invasion that will bring the world into the New World Order as envisioned by the Sons of Belial faction of Freemasonry.
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James Cameron was out of luck. After working for years as a model builder, production designer and second-unit director on low-budget horror films, he had been fired from his first job as director in a feature film. Stranded in Rome, swiping rolls off of room service carts, he had hit bottom. But he had an idea for another film; that idea became The Terminator. The script was easy to sell, but no studio wanted to take a chance on Cameron as director. His unbridled enthusiasm won over a few brave producers and star Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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As the director of the highest grossing movie of all time, James Cameron has major clout in Hollywood. His 1997 blockbuster “Titanic” grossed more than $1.8 billion worldwide and netted him Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Editing. But James Cameron is no one-hit wonder. The Canadian-born Cameron worked as a truck driver until seeing “Star Wars” changed the course of his career. He got jobs as a screenwriter, art director and effects artist for movies in Hollywood, but broke out in 1984 with the science fiction classic “The Terminator,” which he wrote and directed. He followed that with “Aliens” and “The Abyss.” In 1991, Cameron released “Terminator 2: Judgment Day,” which became the highest grossing film of the year.
James Cameron has transported film audiences to worlds inhabited by carnivorous aliens, time-traveling assassins, and passengers on an ill-fated ocean liner. Now the director of Aliens, The Terminator, and Titanic is trying something different. Holed up at his home in Santa Barbara, Calif., Cameron is working on the screenplay for Project 880, which he describes as "completely crazy, balls-out sci-fi." If it gets produced, it could be the first major Hollywood project that audiences will experience first as a multiplayer game on the Net, and only later on the silver screen.
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James Cameron is finally following up that movie about the boat accident. His new project, Avatar, is an epic, 3-D sci-fi film about an ex-Marine on an inhospitable planet where humans can only survive by projecting their consciousness into genetically engineered bodies (a.k.a. ''avatars''). The people of earth want to exploit the planet's natural resources, of course, causing the inhabitants to revolt and a war to break out. The rub for the protagonist, named Jake (played by newcomer Sam Worthington), is that he's fallen in love with a native (Zoe Saldana), forcing him to choose a side in the battle. Fox has gone out on a limb, granting Cameron a whopping $195 million to tell the tale — but hey, what's a couple hundred mil for a guy who racked up 11 Oscars with his last full-length feature?
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At a press conference to be held in New York later today, James Cameron and director Simcha Jacobovici are going to attempt to prove that the entire Christian faith is a complete lie. According to their new documentary, Jesus was never resurrected and he had a son with Mary Magdalene. They point to a tomb found by Israeli construction workers over twenty seven years ago. The tomb was filled with 10 stone caskets. Twenty years later, experts had deciphered the names on the tombs: Jesua, son of Joseph, Mary, Mary, Mathew, Jofa and Judah, son of Jesua.
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