SCARFACE PROABITION

Every film has a spiritual meaning and deeper issues of why certain things take place.  This will be the first of many films explained.  

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Day here on Blue Shift Ministeries, we're going to go into more than likely a three-part exclusion of the film Scarface, the cult classic that I noticed many people are absolutely obsessed with. I do not understand why. However, there is a spiritual meaning to every film. I'm going to use this particular film because of the obsession that many have, and I want to break all of this down. And before we get started, I want to give a bit of a history and a backdrop of what is Scarface, the film of the 1980s cult classic. We're first going to go into a bit of a history here of the of the original movie of Scarface, which was based upon prohibition. In the 1920s to 30s to 40s, there was a prohibition situation in the country of America where the mafia decided to make its own alcohol because the government decided to shut down the alcoholic beverage industry. As they were able to extract the molasses from Cuba, then it was delivered to Florida, and then from America, all the way up to Canada. They pretty much made a fortune. They created the alcoholic beverage in their homes, in their bathtubs, with chemicals that were very hazardous to the human body. Many people did go blind. There were many deaths. There were many exhaustions and coercions of the brain and mental and the nasal cavity. Many people's lungs collapsed. There were many malfunctions with this particular beverage. This was not a healthy beverage. As they went on and on during the time of prohibition, the leader of this, the mafia leaders, there was a malcontempt hearing of many that the government was very angry and upset, and it was a bit of a back and forth, but then of course it ended up in debts. And they killed the leader of the Scarface in a shootout. This is where the film Scarface comes from. The the original 1980s court classic was based upon Prohibition, the original store. This is uh about the spiritual definitions of this particular film. This is about the spiritual. What I'm doing is giving the spiritual explanation of what the film really means. This 1980s court classic is based upon Scarface of the Mario Harbor of the cocaine industry, which cocaine is a demon. I spoke about that before on this channel. It has to do with the Cuban crime wave of Fidel Castro. He opened up his jails and prisons and released many prisoners, mentally ill individuals. In my opinion, I believe the um the character Montana he had mental issues, obviously. And many, and there were, but there were also many um humans that were not from prisons, that were not from the mentally mentally sane wards. However, they did get um confused with the whole thing, and all of them ended up in a place called Freedom Town, which was established, which that's an illegal structure. I believe America at the time didn't know what else to do with them, so they just pretty much put them in a political prison, as they will call it, in America. So now we're going to begin to in the dissection of the film Scarface and what does it mean, what does it come from, and why did they even create this film? We're going to start from the very beginning. So this way you will all understand because there are deeper, very powerful places within this film that I believe everyone is missing, especially Hispanics. When they watch this film, they are idolizing the demonic presence of the film, and that's wrong. We should not idolize demonic presence or anything demonic, and we should never idolize those who are prevailers in the drug industry. The drug industry is a very evil demonic place. Let's begin. As we all know, during the 1960s, towards the 70s, there was uh a Meryl Harbor as all the immigration of the humans came and they came upon the the boat of ride upon the Florida gates. They were soon taken to Freedom Town, that's what they called it, which really that was just a prison. Now, let's break down this part first of Freedom Town. Freedom Town, it's there's no such thing as a freedom town. It was a place of interrogation and degradation, it was a place where they pretty much kept them up a pretty a prison. It was another prison from one prison to another as they start to dissect, as they start to see who are these people, because the Cuban people at the time of the 1960s, um, 1970s, in this country, they were pretty much unknown. They were almost like treated, like another species, almost like, because they did not know who these people, who they are, who what is their belief, what are their habits, what are their bad habits, and on and on. They just knew they were they came from a communist country, and that was enough for America to shut the whole thing down. As they were staying in these camps, there was a lot of violations, a lot of situations of disease, homosexuality, all of these things that they were mingled with each other because there was pretty much no security there, it was just bunkers and tents, and pretty much everyone had their way with each other. That alone is trauma. Trauma alone was from the the transportation part from Cuba to Mario Harbor. That alone caused trauma to already to traumatized people coming from one place to another, coming to a country that they did not know of. They just know they wanted to leave Cuba, but they did not know what they were going to encounter here once they got to the states. So, as we all know in the film, that the only way to change things for them to leave Freedom Town is when Montana was presented with a killing. And as you saw the film, as you saw it, I believe it was his friend Mani said to him that we will leave this place in 30 days. We're gonna go with what 30 days really means, and they will receive a occupation and employment as they left, but they had to do one thing, they had to establish a murder, and it was a political leader, a former political leader, and as the film, as you saw, as they killed the political leader, it was a ritual. As you see the film, when they were about to kill the political leader, you will notice they started yelling in lipetal, lipetal ritual, which of course means liberation, which means freedom. And as they are chanting this, they're not screaming, then you have the chance. This is the difference between screaming and chanting. A chant is a ritual, and the blood, this was a blood ritual, and as they're chanting this word, the political leader was killed by Montana, as all of you saw. So that was a trade. He traded in a prison for another. I'm gonna go deeper now into what that means. This is part one, part two will be coming up shortly.