by Tiffany Fitzhenry, Tiffany Fitzhenry:

You might have noticed, I have a particular way in which I cover Hollywood. Once you understand the purpose for which “pop culture” was created, and it was very much intentionally created, once you wake up to what it is that celebrities and idols actually are (agents of controlled influence manufactured and elevated to control culture and distract the masses) you realize that us feeding the beast with our attention is their ultimate goal.

Hollywood survives on one thing and one thing alone, the ‘attention economy.’ All that matters is that they’re occupying as much of our mental real estate as possible. Whether that attention is negative or positive is absolutely irrelevant.

Case in point, Hollywood routinely sacrifices their own just to maintain our focus on the inconsequential illusion world they’ve created so that we never think about things like our own power, sovereignty, the rigged political system and endless war.

Knowing this as I do, and because the global great awakening is paramount, I am extremely selective about what I tweet and what stories I choose to cover. Remember, our goal is not gossip, our goal is not idol worship in any form, our goal is not to feed the beast we’re trying to kill. Our goal is to deconstruct Hollywood in order to decentralize the power of storytelling. If we can liberate storytelling, we can quiet literally save the world.

In order to do this we must consciously give our attention only to things that will serve that end.

That’s why yesterday, when I heard about Miley Cyrus’s comments in which she alluded to the idea that for women being gay was the result of a reaction to negative experiences with men, and how the PC world was ‘freaking out’ over them, I didn’t immediately make room for this story in our sacred sphere. I didn’t yet know whether or not this was going to be important to our overall goal. Here’s what she said:

“I always thought I had to be gay ’cause I just thought, like, all guys were evil, but it’s not true. There are good people out there that just happen to have (penises). I’ve only ever met one… and he’s on this live,” she said in reference to Cody Simpson whom she’s currently dating. In the last few months Miley has also gotten divorced from Liam Hemsworth, and dated and broke up with Kaitlynn Carter.

Then Marie Osmond chimed in and things became more interesting to me.

In an appearance on The Talk Marie shared that because she was sexually abused from the time she was a very young girl, by age 8 or 9 she too thought maybe she was gay. Because of being sexually abused she thought men were evil, echoing what Miley said to the letter.

In her book Behind the Smile, Osmond revealed that she suffered sexual abuse as a child, but still refuses to out her abuser. Saying only that it was not a family member or friend, but someone who was given access to her through her childhood and teenage years. What’s interesting about this part is that it echoes perfectly the stories of both Bella Thorne and Jordan Pruitt as well as boy band member Ricky Garcia. They’ve all come out over the last few months with strikingly similar accounts of their time as child stars in the Hollywood system.

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