The "Pepe the frog/Kek" phenomenon has now taken the form of the "Dark Kermit" internet meme, Kermit the frog standing in shadow, dressed like the Emperor in Star Wars.
Which makes sense, since Kermit sounds like Kemet, the Ancient Egyptian name of Ancient Egypt itself, and Kek is straight out of Kemet, meaning "dark/black".
But most people seem unaware that the "fleur-de-lys" is openly Donald Trump's symbol, as seen on the "Man of the Year" magazine cover, for he was sitting in a chair/throne with a giant fleur-de-lys on it. For centuries now, the fleur-de-lys has represented royalty or divinity, but long before French king Clovis 1st christianized it, calling it precisely the "lily flower" and a symbol of the Saint Trinity, it was a frog.
I'm not kidding. The previous design of the fleur-de-lys was much more bulbous, and somewhat ressembled a frog or toad. The original reason why the French people were called "frogs" was because of the three stylized frogs/toads on their shields.
It was an ancient Celtic symbol, said to represent something emerging from the primordial waters/darkness and crawling towards the light of the heavens (EXACTLY like Kek). Druids believed it to be the most subtle and harmless form of Cernunnos.
Mother f***ing Cernunnos, the Celtic version of the Great God Pan, a.k.a. the Lord of the Underworld, Shiva the Destroyer (who was absolutely identical to Cernunnos in his original form of Lord Pashupati of the Vedic civilisation), "The One who resides among the stars and beyond the stars in that unimaginable cosmic realm known as the Sabbaoth" (according to the most ancient Sabean faith which predates Judaism by millenia and was secretly at the basis of Aleister Crowley's theosophy), whatever you want to call it.
TSATHOGGUA, for f***'s sake. He's on our side now, or at least he's coming THROUGH to our side.
Interesting times.
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JB, 3 days to Trumpville. Most interesting times. 87
If someone asks me
"What are your personal beliefs?"
In my head I'm thinking
("Well, the Great God Pan created the Universe at the dawn of time, then a blue-skinned, blue-blooded amphibian from the planet Venus created the human race with her own DNA about 5 million years ago, but in modern religion we call her Lilith, while Pan has split himself as his benevolent shepherd-half and his malevolent goat-half, what we call Jesus and Satan.")
Outloud: "Oh, it's personal, sorry."
In my opinion, what Jesus was saying, is that you can either remain a part of the physical universe (the Demiurge, Ammon/Pan, probably through reincarnation, for the sake of meaningless pleasure), or the spiritual universe (Jesus himself, in the afterlife).
*In other words, Heaven or Las Vegas.*
I'll just leave Wordman's e-mail right here:
gandrobin@live.com
"Researching the military "Hoo-rah". I found the Egyptian "Hu", the sound made by the creator god when ejaculating the world into existence, creating Ra. Huuu... Raaa!!!"
In one of the earliest Sumerian Bilgames/Gilgamesh poems (long before there was even an Epic), he had to go up against *Lilitu* (Lilith), who was "killing a very old tree by the banks of a river, by making her nest in the hollow of the tree". This was later briefly mentionned in the Bible itself, as "the Screech Owl" (Lilith) killing the Tree of Life by making her nest in the middle of it.
Remember Hillary Clinton's FOIA demand for any and all info about "the Resurrection Chamber of Gilgamesh"? My theory is this: since the Biblical *Nimrod* is without a doubt Gilgamesh (a great hunter before the Lord, king of Ur and Akkad), it seems his "quest for immortality by defying the gods and building great monuments" never really ended, so after the end of the Epic, not only did he build the Tower of Babel, but he also somehow got his hands on some Anunnaki technology, hence the Resurrection Chamber, probably a suspended animation pod.
In order to reach the Garden of the Gods, Gilgamesh had to travel to the *Twin Peaks* of Mashu, reaching to the walls of Heaven and descending into the depths of the Netherworld. Upon reaching these Twin Peaks, he had to travel blind for 12 hours in total darkness before finally seeing the forbidden living jewels of the garden.
One of the most famous Inca sites is Machu-Pichu. Not only does "Machu" sound exactly like "Mashu", not only is it essentially situated between "twin peaks", but Machu means "old man", while the Epic's Mashu mountains were the gate Gilgamesh needed to cross in order to find the Oldest Man on Earth.
Also, a unique, very controversial bowl covered in *cuneiform writing*, very similar to Sumerian-Akkadian, was found there. A golden shield depicting a tall bearded warrior, holding two *lions* by the throat, very similar to Gilgamesh, was also allegedly discovered near the Temple of the Sun at Tiahuanaco, and was exposed for a time at a Native History Museum until it "mysteriously disappeared".
In Twin Peaks, the great adversary of the series is the "Jowday", which is none other than Lilith, mother of all abominations. This is significant due to Gilgamesh's first great exploit being to defeat Lilitu.
If the Anunnaki were actually based in South America back in Sumerian times, it would explain how the Inca Empire ended up with legendary "Cities of Gold" and at least $1 TRILLION in gold later stolen by the Conquistadors.
In the Carl Sagan novel Contact, the excentric multi-billionnaire S. R. Hadden (Essarhaddon, builder of the Etemenanki IRL) finally discovers the secret of immortality: aboard the spaceship "Gilgamesh", he travels towards the stars, towards the "home of the gods", progressively exposing himself to the freezing cold of space until he enters a deep cryogenic state, hoping the extraterrestrial "gods" will have a cure for cancer when he reaches them thousands of years from now.
If the movie was more faithful to the novel, Jodie Foster would have been embroiled in a clash of religions, Christian Evangelical versus Babylonian Revival, until she finally became "the Voice of the Gods", returning from the center of the galaxy (by way of Vega) with irrefutable proof that the Creator of the Universe truly exists.
Josephus wrote: "He also said he would be revenged on God, if he should have a mind to drown the world again; for that he would build a tower too high for the waters to reach. And that he would avenge himself on God for destroying their forefathers."
It pisses me off when I read some disingenuous nonsense like THIS: "Nimrod has not been attested in any historic, non-biblical registers, records or king lists, including those of Mesopotamia itself. Historians have failed to match Nimrod with any historically attested figure."
He's so obviously GILGAMESH, for f**k's sake! In so many ways. Even the timeline is the same (200 years after the Great Flood). His queen Semiramis being Ishtar, of course. There is clear obfuscation here on the behalf of historians.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fc/Nimrod_%28painting%29.jpg
One of my passions is studying coins from centuries or millennia past; they often present the ancient world as it truly was, regardless of modern re-interpretation.
Best example, a gold coin from Western Turkey, upon it is written "I am the Seal of Phanes (the Creator of the Universe)"; the image being a deer with huge antlers. Then there is a very similar gold/silver coin from Ancient Greece, the Seal of "Mandronax", also presenting an animalistic symbol of Phanes, this time a ram with huge horns.
This shows that roughly 3,000 years ago, it was common knowledge among the ancients that the Creator God should be pictured with either a deer's antlers or a ram's horns.
Watching "The Shining" for the first time in years:
Jack Torrance is the caretaker/janitor (in the classic sense) of the Overlook. Janitor = "one who is like Janus (gatekeeper, guardian of portals, above all other gods)" according to the Ancient Romans.
In "Doctor Sleep", Jack Torrance becomes the new barman, Lloyd, after his death. In Norse myth, the first god, foundation of the Universe, Ymir, is resurrected and becomes a bartender after the end of the world. So Jack goes from Janus, to Baphomet (in the last picture), to Ymir reborn.
The whole hotel is called a "maze". There's a famous maze outside of it. When Jack looks down into a model of the maze inside, he grins as he sees his wife and child in the middle of it. It's *his* maze, he's god there; Pan's Labyrinth.
https://content.time.com/time/magazine/archive/covers/2004/1101041025_400.jpg
NOTICE: the woman portrayed as the carrier of the "God Gene" has *blue skin, and four fingers*, just like the Venusian mother of humanity, the very first "goddess" of this world, Orejona.
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