The Nephilim Looked Like Clowns (conspiracy-r-us)

[usselo]

Perhaps jesters were not so much an advisor to rulers in the middle ages but a director of policy.

The Role Of The Jester In Medieval Society - About History
A MAJOR influence over middle ages society eh? Hmmm

Well, very interesting insight.
Check out these jester paintings from ye olde times.

God figure looking down on them from heaven, and he doesn't look very happy. I think you're spot on with Enoch!

Also lots of occult hand gestures and Masonic symbolism alright in these images. Not to mention how inherently evil they are portrayed, and the nose may have much more meaning than the modern round red nosed clowns.

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The following is from notes of a talk about Rev George Oliver given to Cambridgeshire/Lincolnshire (England) freemasons 2 to 5 years ago. I don't have the exact date.

Among freemasons, Oliver is known for writing masonic text books and somewhat less well-known for founding the town of Grimsby's 'Apollo' masonic lodge (originally lodge No 510, later No 544). That founding came shortly after the 1813 creation of the United Grand Lodge of England from the 1717 Premier Grand Lodge and the 1751 'Antients' Grand Lodge.

Outside of masonic circles, Oliver is barely known. If known at all, it is for writing books on the history of east England. I've quoted from them in various threads.

At the talk, the presenter said this about the membership of Grimsby's 'Apollo' lodge:

the lodge flourished under his guidance... It's membership being recorded as being at that time:

• 7 clergy
• 3 esquires
• 10 gentlemen
• 3 lawyers
• 2 doctors
• 18 marines
• 43 comedians
• 2 custom officers
• 3 lieutenants
• 27 tradesmen
• 1 farmer

119 in total.

I don't know of any single source that explains that little oddity but, from reading a diverse range of sources, it seems reasonable to speculate that:

• Jesters were indeed advisors or perhaps policy directors.
• Jesters/comedians also functioned as teachers (there's an explicit reference to that in one of the Punch and Judy histories I encountered while writing an earlier post in this thread).
• Early 19th Century professionals and the armed and 'owning' classes were recruited into freemasonry to help implement new social policies. Knowlingly and unknowingly.

Additional wilder speculation:

• My guess is that the jester costume is evidence of a cargo cult. An imitation of PPE, uniform or equipment seen earlier.
• The head on a stick was possibly a real, shrunken head being used as a pretend communication device (another cargo cult relic).
• Some - and perhaps all - of the occult symbolism is also cargo cult. The remnants of hand signals and physical signage previously used by our owner-creators and their proxies, our earlier managers.

Other clues about what Rev George Oliver and his peers may have really have been up to are in this post in the IHASFEMR thread.

 

[HELLBOY]

Tell me if not, this lid is decorated with what we know today as Clown.
"Urn lid with jaguar and cocoa pods".

Lugares INAH - Piezas​

 

[ProfessorHotStuff]

The gods create the first human beings of wood, these are imperfect and lacking in feelings.

Interesting parallel to the first humans in Norse mythology (Ash and Elm). Strange, though. Could it really have been wood? Or perhaps something organic-seeming and resembling wood, like a space-age plastic? i.e. a robot? Maybe that was a debugging phase, a mock-up.

 

[HELLBOY]

Interesting parallel to the first humans in Norse mythology (Ash and Elm). Strange, though. Could it really have been wood? Or perhaps something organic-seeming and resembling wood, like a space-age plastic? i.e. a robot? Maybe that was a debugging phase, a mock-up.

Thank you! I didn't know the fact of humans created from logs from the Nordic mythology, in the middle ages almost all automata were mostly wood so it is very likely that they were automata and therefore had no heart, no emotions.

 

[Promethium]

The video was probably made with intent to ride the hype of a mysterious "clown" fetish and further the hype by assuming a relation to "Nephilim". Nevertheless, the author touches on an interesting subject. In many cultures all over the world we may encounter an image of a grotesque looking humanoids with deformed appearance. This has nothing to do with how the "Nephilim" looked, but it does reflect the true nature of men, of all of us, of our true nature as those who created us bestowed upon us. Human nature is this "clown" or call it whatever you will. The fool, the joker, the demon or the evil spirit. Someone who will sell his soul or torture someone or scheme and plan just to have a laugh at someone else's expense. It is the bitter truth the humanity is trying its best to hide. We all know it's there. We all know there's an offer which any of us wouldn't be able to refuse for whatever reason, be it greed, fear, thirst for thrills, entertainment, vengeance or just pure and simple insanity.

Humanity is a vile creation and it has everything to do with the theme of this forum - the alternative history or I'd say the proper history, which is well hidden behind many masks and mystifications. I'll write a couple of posts on how this world was born and tell you what was the real purpose for its creation as well as what awaits us in the near future. That will happen later.

If you want to research on a subject of "clowns" then look no further than Victor Hugo's The Man Who Laughs. It's really nothing, but a dramatic and mystified look at the true nature of society. The same story which was told all over the world by the appointed wise men, shamans, priests or whoever held the reigns of power in a particular society.

You may also want to explore a theme of Comprachicos. There's quite a lot on a subject how twisted our world really is. It's one of those secrets hidden in the plain sight.
https://www.stephenhicks.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/RandAyn-The-Comprachicos.pdf

The Man Who Laughs - Wikipedia

Je suis un symbole. Ô tout-puissants imbéciles que vous êtes, ouvrez les yeux. J’incarne Tout. Je représente l’humanité telle que ses maîtres l’ont faite.

I am a symbol. Oh, you all-powerful fools, open your eyes. I represent all. I embody humanity as its masters have made it.

— Gwynplaine, in Part 2, Book 8, Chapter VII

 

[asatiger1966]

I sincerly doubt that as far as tech saviness goes I really don't see it coming from red haired origins it seems to come from asians and indians, apparently redhaired or fair haired people domesticated horses and cattle so theyr'e cowboys if anything

The Irish Gentry, whom arrived inside a grey fog that lasted three days were fair or pale skinned, red hair and blue eyes. The red haired Scandinavians along with their Druid scholars whom tried to teach civilized ways to a sad lot of humans might get offended. Or you could just read more history.

I sincerly doubt that as far as tech saviness goes I really don't see it coming from red haired origins it seems to come from asians and indians, apparently redhaired or fair haired people domesticated horses and cattle so theyr'e cowboys if anything

The Irish Gentry, whom arrived inside a grey fog that lasted three days were fair or pale skinned, red hair and blue eyes. The red haired Scandinavians along with their Druid scholars whom tried to teach civilized ways to a sad lot of humans might get offended. Or you could just read more history.

I sincerly doubt that as far as tech saviness goes I really don't see it coming from red haired origins it seems to come from asians and indians, apparently redhaired or fair haired people domesticated horses and cattle so theyr'e cowboys if anything

The Irish Gentry, whom arrived inside a grey fog that lasted three days were fair or pale skinned, red hair and blue eyes. The red haired Scandinavians along with their Druid scholars whom tried to teach civilized ways to a sad lot of humans might get offended. Or you could just read more history.

I sincerly doubt that as far as tech saviness goes I really don't see it coming from red haired origins it seems to come from asians and indians, apparently redhaired or fair haired people domesticated horses and cattle so theyr'e cowboys if anything

The Irish Gentry, whom arrived inside a grey fog that lasted three days were fair or pale skinned, red hair and blue eyes. The red haired Scandinavians along with their Druid scholars whom tried to teach civilized ways to a sad lot of humans might get offended. Or you could just read more history.

 

[sahm48]

I found something interesting in the folklore of Manchuria, Qing Dynasty and China, and that is that they have a kind of living Zombies, with a pale (White) skin.
It is known as jiang shi (in Chinese, 僵屍 or 殭屍 | Cantonese: Geung si | Mandarin: Jiāng shī | in Japanese キョンシー: Kyonshii, literally "stiff corpse"), known in the West as Chinese Vampires or Zombies, to corpses brought back to life.
Jiang Shi (literally "rigid corpse"), sometimes called "Chinese vampires" by Western scholars, are reanimated corpses that prance around villages causing the death of living beings to absorb their "life essence" (qì, 气). Tradition has it that they are created when a person's soul (pò, 魄) does not leave the body of the deceased. An unusual feature of this vampire is, besides having a long tuft of white hair around their heads, their furry, green-white skin, perhaps derived from fungi and molds that grow near corpses. These mythological creatures, combined with typical Western vampire elements, have starred in several Eastern horror films.
In popular iconography they usually wear Qing Dynasty funerary attire.
They have long white hair. The influence of Western vampire stories led to the Chinese myth incorporating the blood-sucking aspect. Their limbs are stiff, so that they can only move forward by making small jumps and with their arms outstretched. They are completely blind, but they sense people by their breathing. If they are out of control they are very dangerous beings because if they bite a person, they also turn him into another living dead. Taoist monks are the only ones who can stop a jiang shi by means of various spells. Jiangshi - Wikipedia

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We have many characters inspired by these Zombies....

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I remember seeing Tartar women wearing the colors of chess.

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Hóng Xiùquán Hong Xiuquan - Wikipedia

The curious case of the Chinese brother of Christ | the Taiping Rebellion
The man had a vision where he was convinced that he had to free China from the Qing (Tartar China) demons.
Taiping considered the Manchu to be demons.

Estimates of the death toll from the rebellion are necessarily based on projection. The most commonly cited sources estimate the total number of deaths during the 15-year rebellion to be approximately 20 to 30 million civilians and soldiers, although a recent Chinese study estimates that there may have been as many as 70 million deaths.

Marco Polo and the zombie:

Marco Polo and the Zombie

 

[HELLBOY]

Marco Polo and the zombie:

Marco Polo and the Zombie

Thank you! I did not know this experience of Marco Polo.
I recently learned of a similar Zombie experience, this one introduced in a science fiction novel that was later made into a movie, I hope I'm not derailing the thread but I also think it's a bit related.
It brought to mind the movie "I am legend", but not the recent one.
I am legend is a horror, suspense and science fiction novel written by Richard Matheson and published in 1954.
Curiously, the writer of this fictional novel did not like the movie. He said that many parts of his novel were omitted.
That seemed to interest me enough to look up the novel.
Basically it is about a Zombie Apocalypse in California (but the movie was filmed in Rome) the movie has a mix of Zombies and Vampires, it was the fault of a virus.
The main character, Robert Neville, has survived a pandemic caused by a "bacteriological war" (interesting) that has wiped out all the people who were on Earth; however, these are not dead, but have become carriers of a bacterium that produces the classic symptoms of the mythical vampire, dividing into two classes: the infected, who in life contracted the bacteria and vampires, the dead who were resurrected thanks to the bacteria.
I Am Legend (novel) - Wikipedia

HB: The dead were resurrected as true Zombies, and the living simply contracted the disease and eventually became immune. White skin, reject the smell of garlic, can't stand mirrors, many aspects related to modern vampires.
In the end people became immune and in a way those people would be us, the movie hints that the aftermath of the virus could be related to the aggressive behavior of the human.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POZw9ZptMcw


I want to add this:
By searching the historical record of the Valley of Mexico for evidence of famines and epidemics, speaker Rodolfo Acuña-Soto of the National Autonomous University of Mexico and co-authors identified several epidemics of drought-associated hemorrhagic fevers that had swept through the region, causing massive mortality. Among these, the authors describe four particularly destructive epidemics that appear to have killed between 20 and 90 percent of the entire population, leading to social collapse: the epidemics of 1003-1011, 1545-1548, 1576-1578, and 1736-1737.

A total of 90 percent of the Toltec population died in 1006 from some pestilential lethal "odor" emanating from a blond, white child.

HB: Would he have white skin like these Zombie-Vampires?
Something like that might also make some sense of the carnivorous redheads of North American legends.

The epidemics of 1545 and 1576-1580 were particularly lethal. Together, they were responsible for approximately 12 million to 15 million deaths in the Mexican highlands. During the epidemics, a large proportion of the population was incapacitated. Some witnesses described entire families dying of starvation rather than disease, even when not seriously ill.

I once made a post about the history of the Vampires that are in every civilization, perhaps closely related to those fanged gods, blue, red, white, whom the Arabs called Djins Jinn - Wikipedia or also known as the genies of the magic lamp. I am not surprised that in the Middle Ages hell is of these Blue beings Hell - Wikipedia

The post is in the Spanish forum, maybe you are interested. Un equipo de defensa contra vampiros de Philip Burne-Jones, existieron los vampiros? están en todas las culturas después de todo.

 

[sahm48]

Thank you! I did not know this experience of Marco Polo.
I recently learned of a similar Zombie experience, this one introduced in a science fiction novel that was later made into a movie, I hope I'm not derailing the thread but I also think it's a bit related.
It brought to mind the movie "I am legend", but not the recent one.
I am legend is a horror, suspense and science fiction novel written by Richard Matheson and published in 1954.
Curiously, the writer of this fictional novel did not like the movie. He said that many parts of his novel were omitted.
That seemed to interest me enough to look up the novel.
Basically it is about a Zombie Apocalypse in California (but the movie was filmed in Rome) the movie has a mix of Zombies and Vampires, it was the fault of a virus.
The main character, Robert Neville, has survived a pandemic caused by a "bacteriological war" (interesting) that has wiped out all the people who were on Earth; however, these are not dead, but have become carriers of a bacterium that produces the classic symptoms of the mythical vampire, dividing into two classes: the infected, who in life contracted the bacteria and vampires, the dead who were resurrected thanks to the bacteria.
I Am Legend (novel) - Wikipedia

HB: The dead were resurrected as true Zombies, and the living simply contracted the disease and eventually became immune. White skin, reject the smell of garlic, can't stand mirrors, many aspects related to modern vampires.
In the end people became immune and in a way those people would be us, the movie hints that the aftermath of the virus could be related to the aggressive behavior of the human.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POZw9ZptMcw


I want to add this:
By searching the historical record of the Valley of Mexico for evidence of famines and epidemics, speaker Rodolfo Acuña-Soto of the National Autonomous University of Mexico and co-authors identified several epidemics of drought-associated hemorrhagic fevers that had swept through the region, causing massive mortality. Among these, the authors describe four particularly destructive epidemics that appear to have killed between 20 and 90 percent of the entire population, leading to social collapse: the epidemics of 1003-1011, 1545-1548, 1576-1578, and 1736-1737.

A total of 90 percent of the Toltec population died in 1006 from some pestilential lethal "odor" emanating from a blond, white child.

HB: Would he have white skin like these Zombie-Vampires?
Something like that might also make some sense of the carnivorous redheads of North American legends.

The epidemics of 1545 and 1576-1580 were particularly lethal. Together, they were responsible for approximately 12 million to 15 million deaths in the Mexican highlands. During the epidemics, a large proportion of the population was incapacitated. Some witnesses described entire families dying of starvation rather than disease, even when not seriously ill.

I once made a post about the history of the Vampires that are in every civilization, perhaps closely related to those fanged gods, blue, red, white, whom the Arabs called Djins Jinn - Wikipedia or also known as the genies of the magic lamp. I am not surprised that in the Middle Ages hell is of these Blue beings Hell - Wikipedia

The post is in the Spanish forum, maybe you are interested. Un equipo de defensa contra vampiros de Philip Burne-Jones, existieron los vampiros? están en todas las culturas después de todo.

Thanks. I can't read Spanish though. You know the saying, "What do you call somebody who speaks 3 languages? Triliingual. Somebody who speaks 2? Bilingual. Somebody who speaks 1? American." I should work on that. . just have a lot going on right now. (I just still read as I have a reading addiction, lol)

 

[HELLBOY]

Thanks. I can't read Spanish though. You know the saying, "What do you call somebody who speaks 3 languages? Triliingual. Somebody who speaks 2? Bilingual. Somebody who speaks 1? American." I should work on that. . just have a lot going on right now. (I just still read as I have a reading addiction, lol)

DeepL Translate: The world's most accurate translator This translator does a very good job.

 

[sahm48]

DeepL Translate: The world's most accurate translator This translator does a very good job.

Oh! thanks!

 

[myth]

on an interesting note there were 3 tribes in "Tierra del Fuego" or Land of Fire In Chile/Argentina called the fuegians, Yaghan and Selk’nam (not sure of the exact names), they also had some kind of similar fashion to the "clowns" of above , some even have the KKK kinda hat lol.

Apparently "Shocked by what he considered to be the savagery he encountered in Tierra del Fuego, Charles Darwin ranked the Fuegians lowest among the human races. "

I remember being amazed when I first saw these. They kinda remind me of depictions in Tibetan Buddhism of the rainbow body.

 

[Oracle]

I came across this description of a "grinning man" who wears a checkered shirt that has been sighted by many people in this book chapter 14.
STRANGE CREATURES FROM TIME AND SPACE JOHN KEEL

Linda was reluctant to discuss it, but with a little coaching from the sidelines she told how she woke up one night and saw a large figure towering over her bed.
"It was a man," she said. "A big man. Very broad. I couldn't see his face very well but I could see that he was grinning at me."
"Jim was working on the river," Mrs. Lilly added. "And Linda woke me up with a terrible scream. She cried out there was a man in her room. I told her she was dreaming. But she screamed again."
"He walked around the bed and stood right over me," Linda declared. "I screamed again and hid under the covers. When I looked up again, he was gone."
"She came running into my room," Mrs. Lilly said. "She said, 'There is a man in my room! There is!' She's refused to sleep alone ever since."
When we asked for a full description of this man, Linda said she thought he had been wearing "a checkered shirt."
Occult literature is filled with references to ghosts wearing "checkered shirts" but the occultists tend to skip over this seemingly irrelevant detail.
Completely unknown to the Lilly family, the "man in the checkered shirt" had appeared frequently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Glines of Pensacola, Florida, starting around 1963. During a hurricane that year Mr. Glines said, "I was lying on the couch in the living room with just one dim light on. I had the feeling that someone was in the room and looked up and saw a heavily built man about six feet tall wearing a plaid sports shirt.
"I got up and took a couple of steps toward him. As I did, it looked like he took a step backward and disappeared. I turned on the light and he was gone. I checked the doors, and they were all locked. I didn't mention it until my son-inlaw saw it, because I didn't want to upset my wife."
The Glines son-in-law, James Boone, revealed that the man had turned up in his bedroom in the same house. "I saw a large man," he said, "a laboring type person, standing at the foot of the bed. I couldn't see his face. When I started to get up, he went away."
Several witnesses heard knockings on the wall of the living room. They finally tore the wall out but could find nothing unusual. George, Jr., then only two years old, began to talk about his friend Puki, whom he described as a very big man in a colorful shirt. Mrs. Glines reported that little George "told me that he couldn't see Puki's face. It wasn't clear."

He always wears a checkered or plaid shirt which brought this thread to mind.

 

[xandermcargyle]

Interesting thread.

The cannibalism aspect sounds like Saturn. And I’d argue the Morlocks in the Time Machine are named after Moloch, beacuse they eat the child-like Eloi.

Globally, the pagan archetype of Mars is a giant, often with red skin or red hair. And in Rome there was the tradition of the Marmurius Verturius, the “old Mars”, a person who was selected like a scapegoat to be beaten (with long white rods) and driven from the city at New Years. This poor person was typically a redhead.

The Greeks had a parallel tradition of the pharmakos, which seems to tie back to the association with Mars and pestilence (and also often healing).

So giant, red headed clowns that visit the hospital certainly seems to be rooted in some very old, pagan ideas.

 

[Poncho]

Want to humbly add maybe some useful things I connected: (This might be a little rough, but see if this makes sense to you)


WARNING: THIS IS GRAPHIC.



This might get a little dark, but my intention is to get closer to the truth.

Reading the posts above above the visual aspects of the Nephilim made me think of a couple of things I saw in movies and TV shows. Especially one I found quite creepy in American horror story:

This character gave me the creeps. His back story is dark and his being deformed is caused by a gunshot wound.
But I think the symbolism is coming from something else:

Something I call Chemically Facilitated Parasitism or
Inviting Evil.

Through history, humans have been ingesting and exposing himself to chemicals in order to affect brain. One of these is: PHOSPHORUS

Phosphorous: Coincidentally called "light-bearer" (Latin Lucifer), referring to the "Morning Star, was discovered by Henning Brand by evaporating urine in his quest to discover The Philosopher's Stone.

White phosphorous is highly toxic and spontaneously reacts with oxygen emitting a faint glow and creating sparks when combusted.

Here is what the NIH has to say about phosphorus:

Ingestion can produce throat irritation and burns, followed by nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain. Diarrhea may or may not be an early symptom. Gastric contents and stools may be "smoking" and luminescent in the dark, and have a garlicky odor. Phosphorescent eructations from the nose and mouth have also been reported. Lethargy, irritability, delirium, psychosis, stupor, generalized weakness, seizures, and coma may occur. Severe poisoning may manifest as severe electrolyte abnormalities.


This is a picture of Phossy Jaw, which happens when ingested.

Coincidentally, the super dangerous drug Krokodil, which causes people to behave like literal zombies, is made up of a mixture of
ingredients such as hydrochloric acid, iodine, paint thinner, gasoline, and the red phosphorous

Toxic substance exposure and consumption can cause neural and energetic changes in humans such as the famed Mad Hatter disease coming from exposure to evaporated mercury.

The substances create great environments in the body for certain spiritual parasites to control the brain like many parasites make their host self-destruct and create more opportunities for the parasite to get more food.

Crazy.

INTERESTING HOLLYWOOD PORTRAYAL:

David Lynch Movie: Eraser Head about how alien baby symbolizing white phosphorus consumes him,

 

[alltheleaves]

Thanks. I can't read Spanish though. You know the saying, "What do you call somebody who speaks 3 languages? Triliingual. Somebody who speaks 2? Bilingual. Somebody who speaks 1? American." I should work on that. . just have a lot going on right now. (I just still read as I have a reading addiction, lol)

Type almost any URL into Google Translate

 

[intothevoid]

Saw the Nephilim Clown vids a few weeks back. Then I saw the story of 'The Sandown Clown' incident on the Isle of Wight 1973;

View: https://youtu.be/URBxJvwSzZw

The Sandown Clown Incident - A Creepy Encounter With An Unknown Entity​

Very strange story. A bit different to the Nephilim Clown descriptions in ConspiracyRUs' series but there are also similarities.

 

[asatiger1966]

I sincerly doubt that as far as tech saviness goes I really don't see it coming from red haired origins it seems to come from asians and indians, apparently redhaired or fair haired people domesticated horses and cattle so theyr'e cowboys if anything

In recent history the Fair skin Red hair blue eyes were traits of the so called "Gentry" of Irish fame. Some of the books I read stated that they arrived in Ireland around 5,450 BC. A grey fog hung over the island for three days, so thick no one could see any distance, when the fog lifted after three days there sat the "Gentry" floating above the ground in their round houses.

Some of the offspring between the locals and the "Gentry" were sent to school and became "Druids" men of great learning.

 

[Magnetic]

Want to humbly add maybe some useful things I connected: (This might be a little rough, but see if this makes sense to you)


WARNING: THIS IS GRAPHIC.



This might get a little dark, but my intention is to get closer to the truth.

Reading the posts above above the visual aspects of the Nephilim made me think of a couple of things I saw in movies and TV shows. Especially one I found quite creepy in American horror story:

View attachment 19408​

This character gave me the creeps. His back story is dark and his being deformed is caused by a gunshot wound.
But I think the symbolism is coming from something else:

Something I call Chemically Facilitated Parasitism or
Inviting Evil.

Through history, humans have been ingesting and exposing himself to chemicals in order to affect brain. One of these is: PHOSPHORUS

Phosphorous: Coincidentally called "light-bearer" (Latin Lucifer), referring to the "Morning Star, was discovered by Henning Brand by evaporating urine in his quest to discover The Philosopher's Stone.

White phosphorous is highly toxic and spontaneously reacts with oxygen emitting a faint glow and creating sparks when combusted.

Here is what the NIH has to say about phosphorus:

Ingestion can produce throat irritation and burns, followed by nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain. Diarrhea may or may not be an early symptom. Gastric contents and stools may be "smoking" and luminescent in the dark, and have a garlicky odor. Phosphorescent eructations from the nose and mouth have also been reported. Lethargy, irritability, delirium, psychosis, stupor, generalized weakness, seizures, and coma may occur. Severe poisoning may manifest as severe electrolyte abnormalities.


This is a picture of Phossy Jaw, which happens when ingested.

View attachment 19409​

Coincidentally, the super dangerous drug Krokodil, which causes people to behave like literal zombies, is made up of a mixture of
ingredients such as hydrochloric acid, iodine, paint thinner, gasoline, and the red phosphorous

View attachment 19415​

Toxic substance exposure and consumption can cause neural and energetic changes in humans such as the famed Mad Hatter disease coming from exposure to evaporated mercury.

View attachment 19413​

The substances create great environments in the body for certain spiritual parasites to control the brain like many parasites make their host self-destruct and create more opportunities for the parasite to get more food.

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Crazy.

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INTERESTING HOLLYWOOD PORTRAYAL:

David Lynch Movie: Eraser Head about how alien baby symbolizing white phosphorus consumes him,

In the scifi series "V" 2009 they try to breed humans with the aliens but the human mother needs way more phosphorus to keep the hybrid child alive in the womb and also the "baby fetus" grows exponentially faster than a human gestation period.

Interesting thread.

The cannibalism aspect sounds like Saturn. And I’d argue the Morlocks in the Time Machine are named after Moloch, beacuse they eat the child-like Eloi.

Globally, the pagan archetype of Mars is a giant, often with red skin or red hair. And in Rome there was the tradition of the Marmurius Verturius, the “old Mars”, a person who was selected like a scapegoat to be beaten (with long white rods) and driven from the city at New Years. This poor person was typically a redhead.

The Greeks had a parallel tradition of the pharmakos, which seems to tie back to the association with Mars and pestilence (and also often healing).

So giant, red headed clowns that visit the hospital certainly seems to be rooted in some very old, pagan ideas.

Red haired clowns = the red dragon Phoenix that destroys sections of earth every 128 years.

 

[xandermcargyle]

Red haired clowns = the red dragon Phoenix that destroys sections of earth every 128 years.

My understanding is the red one battles the dragon, dies, and is reborn as the Phoenix (ie he’s put on the crown / feathers).

I suppose a famous clown act is the snake-in-a-can but I don’t think that helps my association of clowns with Mars.