VOLCANO NOTES:

A man used a homemade guillotine to chop off his right arm at a homeless camp located outside NPR's Bellingham hippie town stronghold on the same day I watched Joe poking his boss with a fake severed arm in JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO. Reportedly they took the man to St Joseph [Joe] before transferring him to Seattle. A photo of the guillotine that he had constructed inside his symbolic 'Occupy Wall Street' camp is at:
http://www.ktla.com/news/landing/ktla-homemade-guillotine-accident,0,3086419.story

In the Kingdom of God, superb quality brick housing is provided through the United Order credit union. That way someone working for low wages can enjoy a high and more equal standard of living that is earned and payed for through other means than just credit or cash.

Police say the man has mental issues; because his parents were eating crap when he was conceived.

Tell this to the occupy fascists who are trying to counterfeit the Kingdom of God through government force, and they will laugh at you; so will most conservative Christians.

The huge moon in JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO represents the glory of God in the second class area of Heaven, where there is no eternal procreation. Heaven's first class glory, a.k.a. the celestial kingdom, is represented by the light of the sun. Third class has only the lesser glory and light of the stars. [See D&C 76]

The lost tribes of Israel living on the little island with the erupting big Mt Baker volcano in my 2005 vision, welcome Joe and his fiancé with traditional civil war music and Hebrew folk songs.

The Father's two sailboats in JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO are the two ensign tribes of Judah and Ephraim in ISAIAH 11, EZE.37, etc etc.
The four luggage steamer trunks that save the lost couple are the four square gospel. I.e the LDS church, the United Order credit union, the School of Prophets, and the Kingdom of God political party.

The film's fairy tale "prince" who is all alone at the [Seal Beach] hair salon is the one in section 91 of the 2BC. Who was raised in a black gentile D&C 86 style "cloud" that does not lead to eternal life. Which sometimes is described as 'death' in the scriptures, in order to contrast a true living and growing life with just a stagnant existence, albeit a pleasant one.

Joe gets the girl after the fierce storm hits, and he gradually nurses her back to life, sip by sip.

GSR/TWN