https://pepethefrogfaith.wordpress.com/ - at least half an hour's serious timewasting and mirth, especially recommended for anyone already acquainted with sigils and chaos magic. Shadilay!
I do believe there was something "else" involved in the Trump phenomenon, synchronicity most likely.
Trump will be 70 years, 7 months, 7 days old on his inauguration.
9/11, happens on 2001, then on the same date in 2012 we have Benghazi (which was the beginning of the end for her), and then she herself collapses on 9/11 of this year.
>>4400 That is a very entertaining and unusual read indeed and his Croatian background has helped ladle extra apocalyptic froth onto this bonkers beverage.
>>4398 >Little Bo Peep
She lost her sheep,
And couldn't tell where to find them.
Leave them alone!
And they'll come home,
Dragging their tails behind them.
>"Bo" is the root meaning Light, from which spring such words as Bo-Tree, Bodhisattva, and Buddha.
>And "Peep" is Apep, the serpent Apophis. This poem therefore contains the same symbol as that in the Egyptian and Hebrew Bibles.
>The snake is the serpent of initiation, as the Lamb is the Saviour.
This ancient one, the Wisdom of Eternity, sits in its old anguish awaiting the Redeemer. And this holy verse triumphantly assures us that there is no need for anxiety. The Saviours will come one after the other, at their own good pleasure, and as they may be needed, and drag their tails, that is to say those who follow out their holy commandment, to the ultimate goal.
>>4403 Some would say there is no such thing as coincidence and some would talk of synchronicity fields, and some might allude to sensory gating and how a healthy mind apparently ignores a great deal of what it is capable of perceiving there as it is simply too much strangeness to remain sane and process.
There is an Aleister Crowley 'interpretation' of a nursery rhyme posted above which manages to be simulataneously ridiculous ans serious. There is a book by Robert Anton Wilson 'The Cosmic Trigger' which addresses this whole area of high strangeness via personal anecdotes and memoirs.
I don't really know what to make of it all myself and think these kek/pepe theory websites are best taken as entertainment. They are certainly a bit more amusing than the paranoiac likes of the aangirfan blog or David Icke.
>>4405 It's madness that blog. They draw together unassociated things in the hope that the reader will 'piece it together' in some sort of doomy and defeatist way. They use very dubious source material. They have a heavy and ugly anti-semitic streak. I wouldn't deny that it can be interesting to browse sometimes, but ultimately it feels disempowering, and a paranoid trap like the worst conspiracy theory. It's as predictable as the Daily Mail after you get used to the style too. Lazy journalism. If you really do regard it as truth-telling then I would be interested in hearing your counter-argument in favour of it.