Die Antwoord investigates.
(Yes, Die Antwoord are appalling degenerates and I should try harder not to like them. Also, Chappie was Satanist as hell.)
Die Antwoord investigates.
(Yes, Die Antwoord are appalling degenerates and I should try harder not to like them. Also, Chappie was Satanist as hell.)
— Mistyrious F. Gates (@Misty_Gates) August 28, 2016
Devil extracting the soul of a dead man @GallicaBnF, MS FR 857 pic.twitter.com/AFW6FrDDDY
— Damien Kempf (@DamienKempf) August 31, 2016
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When you remember your birth …
The Frog That Memes Itself Into And Out Of Existence
— Fate Of Twist (@Magic_of_expect) August 28, 2016
Illuminated Reaganism:
Ronald Reagan often spoke of America’s divine purpose and of a mysterious plan behind the nation’s founding. “You can call it mysticism if you want to,” he told the Conservative Political Action Conference in 1974, “but I have always believed that there was some divine plan that placed this great continent between two oceans to be sought out by those who were possessed of an abiding love of freedom and a special kind of courage.” These were remarks to which Reagan often returned. He repeated them almost verbatim as president before a television audience of millions for the Statue of Liberty centenary on July 4, 1986. […] When touching on such themes, Reagan echoed the work, and sometimes the phrasing, of occult scholar Manly P. Hall. […] From the dawn of Hall’s career in the early 1920s until his death in 1990, the Los Angeles teacher wrote about America’s “secret destiny.” The United States, in Hall’s view, was a society that had been planned and founded by secret esoteric orders to spread enlightenment and liberty to the world. …
(Via.)
Shiver with mystery. The number 666 is the sum of the squares of the first 7 primes. pic.twitter.com/skrTgCZAZk
— Cliff Pickover (@pickover) August 14, 2016
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Is there anything the Number of the Beast can’t do?
From Tim Powers’ Declare (p 236-7):
And for getting Russian documents translated he found himself having to consult the weird old women in the MI5 Soviet Transcription Centre. This was located in another St. Albans house, in a tiny room which these fugitive White Russians had converted into a little anachronistic corner of Tsarist St. Petersburg, with carved wooden saint-icons standing among the dictaphone cylinders and acetate gramophone disks on the shelves, and a perpetual perfume of tea from the steaming samovar in the corner. To these wizened babushkas the NKVD was still the Cheka or even the pre-revolutionary Okhrana, and they took a particular intense interest in Hale’s researches, often pausing to cross themselves as they translated some musty old report of a Russian expedition to Turkey, in 1883 or a description of burned grass around little coin-sized eruption holes in the grave plots of Moscow cemeteries. All of these old grand-mothers were of the Russian Orthodox faith, but Hale noticed — uneasily — that their use of the term guardian angel was hesitant and fearful, and always accompanied by them splashing their lumpy old fingers in the holy water font by the locked door.
@Outsideness I want politics run by an elite. just the elite of, say, 1890
— Ed West (@edwest) June 17, 2016
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Much hardcore qabbalistic stimulation recently. Unforced Cata-Xenoid Lemurian signal doesn’t come through much more clearly than this.
Something distinctly evil was transpiring.