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Caligula (1979) - Malcolm McDowell, Peter O'Toole
The lesson of Caligula is that men who
have power and have not their desires and passion in check and
who rage with
wanton cruelties of the inane will always as been the case throughout history
suffer the
consequence of deposition by the livid as the human condition cannot
be sustained while such abuses are
allowed to prevail in the open and with no
sense of justice in sight.
The expression "for Britain we
sail" used by Caligula in the movie suggests that such types have to be
made unwelcome so the never reach your shores and if found already amidst your
own, should be swiftly
dispatched with justice out of harms way. The
"raging demonic witch" that is the persona of Caligula is one
that
feeds on cruelty where opportunity is present in that there is no deterrence in
their midst before their
minds form as they do - insane with injustice in order
to vent and feed a satanic soul that is sadistic inane.
Many butchers at
Auschwitz were of just this mindset.
Michael Rizzo Chessman