31-year-old “Ugly Betty” and “Step Up 3D” actor* Michael Brea had a complete psychotic breakdown last night in which he butchered his own mother with a ceremonial Masonic sword after she turned into the devil incarnate in his apartment. The Long Island Press says:
Brea could be heard screaming “Repent, repent, repent!” and shouting other Biblical and masonic references.
Brea was also yelling, “architect of the universe,” a term that Freemasons use to refer to a supreme being. Brea was a member of the Freemasons and that he had been to a meeting earlier in the evening.
According to police sources, the Masonic sword Brea used to murder his mother was 3-feet long and supposed to be used for ceremonial use.
Brea was taken straight to Bellevue Hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. There, he confessed that, “When I looked at my mother, I saw the devil.”
That’s practically one of my family Thanksgivings word for word. Only the sword is more passive-aggressiveness and shame than actual weapon, and the butchering comes in the form of getting drunk enough to throw up cranberry chutney on your sister’s pashmina. Happy holidays to you and yours from Yeeeah!
*I cannot confirm his roles in “Ugly Betty” or “Step Up 3D” as I’m not in the habit of watching crap, not even crap in two dimensions.
I thought only old people were Freemasons. Huh, go figure.
I’ll resist harping specifically on the secret society freemasons’ role in the war on sex, or my battles directly with them, (and that has not been inconsequential).
It is telling that people get so frantically worked up over the merest trace or tinge or hint of sexuality, here, yet hyper-violence, even against someone’s own mother by someone seemingly on top of the world, hardly draws commentary, even after 3 days as top article here.
As a society, we are so conditioned and programmed and acclimated to hyper-violence, (deliberately, culturally and scientifically programmed into society by design through sexual repression, resulting in mass-psychosis, as sexuality in media is increasingly supplanted with ultra-violence), we seem to lack the perspective or grasp of the proportionality of things in comparative value, import or gravity.
This was an awful act, a terrible deed.