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Let's talk about animals
So, animals are what the Cabal uses to describe people's roles in their crazed global initiative.
I talked about how foxes are opportunists and controlled opposition, that will say whatever you pay them to.
Today I'd like to talk about arctic animals in particular.
Scavino had a tweet last week including penguins.
What is a penguin?
Well, in short, they are spies. Typically, they are spies who are birds but they can't fly, only swim and waddle.
Birds are the highest level of Cabal members. They send messages and seem to be above reproach, even by most White Hats. The reason being, they are messengers. You know the phrase: "don't shoot the messenger"? Well, that's true for birds. If you take out a bird, you don't do anyone favors. It's just bad practice. Consider what Atticus says in To Kill a Mocking Bird.
"'Remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird.' That was the only time I ever heard Atticus say it was a sin to do something, and I asked Miss Maudie about it.
'Your father's right,' she said. 'Mockingbirds don't do one thing but make music for us to enjoy…but sing their hearts out for us. That's why it's a sin to kill a mockingbird."
Birds are celebrities. Mocking birds are celebrity messengers. Taking them out, even if they mock you, helps no one and can hurt everyone. Think about The Hunger Games: Mockingjay and how much celebrity fluff was included.
Well, penguins are a little different than just a messenger. They appear to be messengers, but in reality they are swimmers. Anything that swims in the water (information) is someone who reads the comms and has been trained to act on them.
Penguins look like they wear tuxedos. Tuxedo spies, like James Bond, are the ones who are very, very dangerous. Usually, they disguise themselves as messengers (birds) but their real intent is on swimming in your information and bringing back something of importance to their master.
Penguins usually exist in a flock, so your chances of taking one down are slim to none when they are grouped up. To be more particular, when penguins aren't swimming they are grouped together in the coldest regions out there. When they aren't out gathering, they stick together, blend in with the crowd, and that makes it hard to track the one who took your info.
Cold = low activity (Marco Polo game) or old information.
Arctic creatures in general deal in old information, have to have a means to warm themselves, and are in the most remote places where most don't dare tread.
So penguins will go super far into enemy lines, disguise themselves as high-class brown nosers, get close to important figures, and swim in their information streams. They will use gadgets and are very good at getting away. Think The Penguin from Batman.
But penguins have two weaknesses. Seals and Sharks.
Navy seals, that is -- special operations strike teams. They can catch a Penguin in the act, and have the authority to take them out when they are cornered.
Sharks are counter-hackers you hire to catch hackers and rip them to shreds. Sharks can take down entire networks very quickly, and their many teeth are a show that they aren't just one person -- each tooth is a group member who all work in a joint intel group that specializes in information strikes. They can be offensive and defensive. Consider this scene from Jason Bourne. The ones calling out the attempted hack are Sharks. The idea is, if you swim in their water (private information), you may get chomped.
Great White Sharks, then, are Military SCIFs like the one at Mar a Lago.
Then there are polar bears, who also have been known to eat penguins.
Bears are sleeper cell agents. They hibernate until they are called to act and then they strike hard and fast. They'll go just about anywhere, and eat just about anything. They may look white for camouflage, but they are actually black under the top layer of hair. It's hard to stop a bear, and playing dead only works half the time. They will wreck your day, and can smell your camp out from miles away. They , along with Santa, also like Coca Cola, but let's safe those decodes for another time...
Speaking of the Fat Man, we have one last arctic creature to discuss: Santa Claus.
What does Santa do? He makes a list, checks it twice, to find out who is naughty or nice. If you're nice, you get presents. If you're naughty, you get coal. He has elves to make presents and reindeer to pull sleighs.
So, Santa finds out who is naughty or nice, and if you're nice (obey the Cabal) you get presents (investment opportunities and promotions). But, if you're naughty, you get coal (forced to engage in blackmail scheme so they have more control of you, think raping children at the point of gun and being forced to kill them on camera).
The elves are immortal child-like helpers who make the presents. They are the "procurers" of the gifts -- being stations for promotion or in government in addition to children to screw.
Santa himself is the "Big Man" in charge of the whole operation. He's like the Mafia Don, and he decides who gets favors and who gets bullets.
Reindeer themselves pull the sleigh. Rudolph has a red nose and can help direct Santa through a blizzard.
Their names are: Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen, and Rudolph.
The reindeer names are comms too. Use your imagination and you can figure out what "presents" Santa offers people. Cupid, for example, could be a matchmaker who will set you up with your own sex slave. Dancer can get you a job in Hollywood. Comet can get you a nice chunk of ice (information) to work with.
Rudolph, the most recent addition, can lead you through a blizzard with his red nose. He's a "get out of jail free" card if your past comes back to haunt you. You use your Rudolph card and all the news about you goes away for a while. You disappear in the public sphere to either take time and rest from the comms or just to retire.
Santa comes down your chimney (where you burn things) and puts presents under your tree (gives them to your plants, agents, to give to you) and in your stockings (your real business you wear under your shoes, your cover-job).
Santa is a real piece of work. Look at him with comms, and you see the entire Cabal's networked reward system in action. It's all code to explain how they pay each other off (nice, presents) or put people in their place (naughty, coal).
Well, that's about it for now. Hope you guys continue to read these.
I'm much better at interpreting symbolism than translating articles. I need people looking at the news and translating them, because that's simply not my forte.
We talk about this a lot here on GAW, but what's your take on owls?
Owls are raptors. They are predator birds. Unlike other raptors, however, owls hunt at night. Their eyes are so massive, they actually can't move them in their skulls, which is why they need their curly neck in order to move their head.
Their plumage hides their actual bone structure. This is why a lot of people see them as deceptive. Their eyes, however, lend to their wisdom -- a wisdom attained by great sight. Their eye cavities and the plumage around them are so great they actually can catch sound which reverberates into their massively agape ear canals. You can see and poke the back of their eye through their ear.
Despite their track record for being wise, they are no smarter than other raptors, however.
Put this all together, and you see a flying monster of the night that hunts rats and other vermin. They are the top of the Cabal bird kingdom in terms of malicious activities. They are birds, so they can ferry messages like in Harry Potter, but they are magical messages in nature. They see all, and hear all. They are the centerpiece of information networks, and lynchpins for all communications. They are the ones who decide who gets what message.
In other words, owls are high up in the roster of the animal kingdom, as they are in the Cabal.
Most of all, you don't cross an owl.
Hillary Clinton is an example of an owl. Just about everyone who crosses her path ends up dead. She's not the one in charge, as all animals in the Cabal only do as their nature permits them, and if that means they can get trained, as owls can, then that means she isn't the top of her respective pyramid.
If you want an even more extensive look a owls, look at the antagonist in Rockadoodle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NDcv0s5aV0
Owls want the world to change for them. They aren't your typical Cabal who is happy just living in the dark recesses of society. They want society to turn dark, completely.
They want to blot out the sun.
They are agents who want the NWO. They are the Voldemorts of the world -- in that they don't only want the magic world to announce itself to the muggle world, they want to rule the "muggles" with an iron fist.
The only one who could possibly depose an owl in their environment, the cover of night, is the phoenix, which emits its own light. The phoenix being the Messiah.
Interesting -- and I appreciate the Rockadoodle reference. That movie takes me back.
So. With owls being top cabal predators -- albeit not in charge, what is your opinion regarding "white rabbit" references? Or should we treat the white rabbit as an entirely separate entity?
Rabbits are submissive prey.
They're test animals you experiment on and will do as they are told.
If you frighten them too much their hearts will stop as a defense mechanism.
White rabbits in particular are "pure" rabbits. Children, in a way.
But more than that, rabbits make holes. If you follow a rabbit down its hole, you end up in wonderland.
That's how the story goes, anyways.
The White Rabbit in particular is the perfect prey. It's the pure and innocent sustenance for the predator.
More than that, the White Rabbit isn't just adrenochrome. It's the gateway past the veil. You have to chase it long enough to find its hole, but you can't let it get away.
You're on a clock, and you'll never be on time.
The more you pursue it, the closer you get to the hole, but getting the rabbit won't fulfill your desires. Most will find that they never really want to get the rabbit, they want to continue the hunt.
It's the beast within. It's the 5th Kingdom of Creation, the Action. The Hunt.
The White Rabbit isn't the end goal of the Philosophers. It's a precursor. Many will stop at the White Rabbit and not use it to nurture the suckling babe. They know they will fail in nurture, because their true nature is of a predator who only knows how to destroy. Predators are not evil, but when they can not rear offspring, they are nothing but winds of destruction -- a menace to the natural order.
A rabid dog needing to be put down, unsuitable to rearing young or producing its progeny.
That is why they stop short. They stop short of completing the Stone because they know, deep down, they sold their soul to the ticking of the clock and can no longer Create and emulate the Life of the Way in the pursuit of Perfecting the Stone.
As soon as the stone is in their hand, they are taken in by their hunger and consume the White Rabbit, the Virgin's Milk, and the Stone crumbles in their hands as soon as it is borne.
They have to steal the life force of others. They don't want the adrenochrome, they want the innocence of infinite potential that lies in the heart and mind of a young child.
That's the All, the Source, the Chrism, and the Nectar of the World Tree.
You can find it in any of God's Creation, but only if one dedicates themselves to a Great Work. Children, new life, with infinite potential, are a Great Work, and so with no ability to create they must steal.
The theft is of the innocence of the child. They steal the potential and graft it obscenely onto themselves. It is the manna they want, the "it" factor that all the Hollywood freaks desire so greatly. They would be exhausted without it, as we are only allotted one Great Work a year, and only one Magnum Opus in our lifetime.
Read this if you want to understand what the hell I'm going on about: The Symbol Language
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2 What does the Fox say?
3 Climate Change
4 Racism and White Supremacy
5 Arctic Animals
6 The Farm (1)
7 Fish and Mercury
8 The Farm (2)
9 Metals
10 Freemasonry and the Game of Life (1)
11 369 Theory and Numbers (1)
12 369 Theory and Numbers (2)
13 Water, Ice, and Antarctica
14 Vampires, Werewolves, and other Mythical Creatures
15 Networks
Just to be pedantic, penguins are not arctic beasties.
I know, I know, Arctic versus Antarctic, right?
Either way, they are ice cap creatures. Whether there's an ant there or not.
This is excellent. I really like your decodes.
u/dty6 and u/lonewulf what do you think?
This is really interesting! Brilliant work, Sleepy!
Makes the "birds aren't real" campaign more interesting. Thanks.
List some more animals in the comments and I'll decode them.
Sleepy, not sure you will even see this post. But if you do can you explain what a Polar Bear would be. I am seeing the polar bear pop up a lot lately, especially a Disney movie from 2020 which is loaded with MK comms. Thanks
Bears are sleeper agents. They hibernate. Typically, Russia like the bears a lot so you'll see a ton of Russian agents get associated with them.
Polar bears, then, are sleeper agents who deal with "cold" info.
Info like UFO's from the 60's and whatnot. The guys with deep clearance levels to delve into area 51 type junk.
More than that, though, they'll go to "the ends of the earth" to get what they're assigned to get. Be it an assassination or deep undercover spy work, they'll manage the harshest "weather" and even swim in freezing water (snoop through super old information, like ancient secrets even).
You do not want to cross a polar bear. Period. They'll kill the fuck out of you if you get in their way. They're beyond James Bond levels of secret agent, and will camp/hibernate for decades if need be, working on order given to them before even smart phones came about. An example of a polar bear would be an agent deeply embedded in a place like the Pentagon. They could go years without marching orders, but they'll be there, ready to go at the drop of a hat.
Awesome thank you
Tigers Lions
Kangaroos Cats
Tigers = Assassins, but ones that also target your legacy. Think Shere Khan. He wants to kill Mogli because he got away. Wolves kill you. Tigers kill you, your family, and everything you stand for.
Lions are the "King of the Jungle." They are the one that roars and everyone bends the knee in reverence. Lions have manes, like mantles. Mantlesare "a garment normally worn by emperors, kings or queens as a symbol of authority. When worn at a coronation, such mantles may be referred to as coronation mantles. Many princes also wear such a mantle. Sometimes the mantles are worn only once, but in other instances they may be worn or used on other occasions, such as during the opening of a session of the nation's legislature. Mantles also feature prominently in state portraiture and artwork featuring monarchs and princes." So a lion is the top of the food chain because deposing a lion leads to the destruction of the food chain, not that he is the most powerful. Hippos can kill a lion just fine, but if you take out the Patriarch, the entire landscape changes like when Don Corleone dies in the Godfather. Everyone clamors for power, and it becomes a cutthroat game of king of the hill. Look at the Lion King and you'll have a perfect understanding of what a lion is. What a lion does, operationally, is roar and lead the pride. Lions are the symbolic king of their cabbalistic order, and while they might not be the most powerful, they are, because of their position in the Cabal, absolutely essential to its operation.
Kangaroos leap and jump. They can also box. This means they can make leaps in logic (dangerous if you want to stop conspiracy theorists from jumping fences) but they can also claw and hurt you really badly if you aren't careful around them. They keep their young in pouches, so you can't hold them hostage. Kangaroos are, effectively, like Rush Limbaugh figures. I would say Alex Jones, but I'm certain he is a fox, because they are holding his kids hostage and a Kangaroo wouldn't be in that situation.
Cats I've already gone into in Farm (1) Small or big, cats hunt vermin. They are assassins who take out the vile little things that would raid the farm -- like rats, mice, bugs, birds, etc. Not only will they kill them, but they will follow the strings (yarn balls) to their sources and take them out too. They are very methodical and curious, almost to a fault. Wolves know when to back down, but a cat will often fall into another Cabal entities' plots or climb the tree and require a fire fighter to come get them down. They often have to be rescued when they overstep their efforts to rid your organization of vermin. Dogs, typically, don't have this problem as a pet.