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YOLO Chicken Little
Children around the world have been conditioned by 'the sky is falling' story for many generations. The folktale fable of Chicken Little (a.k.a. Chicken Licken, Henny Penny) can be traced back at least 25 centuries. From wikipedia: "[the story] is a European folk tale with a moral in the form of a cumulative tale about a chicken who believes that the world is coming to an end. The phrase "The sky is falling!" features prominently in the story, and has passed into the English language as a common idiom indicating a hysterical or mistaken belief that disaster is imminent." "The story... includes international examples of folktales that make light of paranoia and mass hysteria." IMHO, Chicken Little and it's 'sky is falling' narrative is another example of a myth or archetype being subliminally steeped into culture over generations for the purpose of one day 'tugging' (or yanking) upon that subconscious memory as a directive/queue on how to believe and behave: Run for your lives and take cover!!
The follow gossamer of images, collages, snips, quotes, and anecdotes are an attempt to convey my unconventional, idiosyncratic, and peculiar perspectives of this paranoiac poultry parable, as viewed from my seat within this matrix.
I was somewhat (ok... not really) shocked to read the 1943 version was animated by Disney at the request of the U.S. Government, and it showed the villain (Foxy Loxy) reading from, and parodying out, Hitler's Mein Kampf! (FYI Disney also made a Donald Duck cartoon at the request of Uncle Sam showing that it was patriotic to pay taxes; fodder for a future post ;)
"YOLO" is an acronym for You Only Live Once. Actually, wiki now calls it an 'aphorism': "a pithy [concise and forcefully expressive] observation that contains a general truth." I think the meme implies we humans have no eternal soul capable of reincarnating over and over until we pass the test of this world. In other words, YOLO means ‘Fuck it! Do whatever you want in this life, because one life is all you get… might as well have fun while you’re here.' IMHO, that's rubbish and NOT truth at all. Yes, have a reasonably-balanced, pleasurable experience in this beautiful world... but not to the point that we destroy it for future generations.
While the Y.O.L.O. phrase has been around for a long time (the Roman version was Carpe Diem* - 'seize the day'), the modern use of the meme did not rejoin the lexicon until 2012 when the song The Motto, was released by Canadian recording artist Drake. Speaking of Romans, the band ROMANS put out You Only Live Once in 1984. (btw: ancient 'Rome', known for it's excesses, is an anagram for moRe) The Strokes released their unrelated You Only Live Once album in 2006. And Adam Noah Levine of Maroon 5 fame helped create a YOLO song with hip-hop crew The Lonely Island in 2013.
(*another personal sync... the name of the sailboat I've mentioned I spend a lot of time on: Carpe Diem!)
(Totally off-topic... make sure to read the pandemic predictive programming in The Motto song's lyrics below; you would have to be Moron 5 not to see the lyrics were planted ahead of the 'outbreak'. I wonder what they mean by 'bury all your money in the backyard like a beagle'???
Based on YOLO dropping into the scene in 2012
and becoming an overnight household saying, it is reasonable to assume it had a coordinated marketing campaign peddling it out. Below are various images showing the meme's use in articles, songs, books, video games, and business names. These are perfect examples of the controlled media saturating the globe with a word(s) they want implanted in to the recesses of everyone's mind.
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| YOLO was popularized in 2012, and in 2013 it has already 'lived too long'? |
Most syncnificant to this post though... Yolo County has been my home for the last 25+ years.
Futhermore, nested within Yolo County sits the 'one-horse-town' of Yolo… my home for the last 5+ years!
In 2009, the television show Lie-tellers (oops, I mean Mythbusters) implanted a syncnificant subliminal link between "YOLO" and "blast" / "big bang" by setting off a window-shattering explosive in Yolo County, California. Seriously... why mention the name of an unknown county on a nationally syndicated show? Why not say 'TV Show Almost Blows Up Small Northern California Town'? Got to get 'Yolo' and 'Blown up' embedded in the masses gray matter.
Woodland is 20 miles northwest of downtown Sacramento. In perfect sync fashion, when I pulled up Google Maps to get a screen shot of the Woodland area, the default image in the upper left corner of the map is a picture of Velocity Island Park (VIP): a cable tow water 'fun' park, installed less than 10 years ago on the outskirts of Woodland, literally only a few feet off of Interstate 5. (FYI: there is also another similar cable-tow water park (Wake Island) about 16 miles east of VIP)
While I have never been to the water park, I am very familiar with this location. When I lived in Woodland, just after attending university in Davis (10 miles south), I played on a softball team at former Dubach park which used to be where the water park is now.
From the CA.gov website: "Velocity Island Park is a... cable wakeboard park within the City's 15-acre Detention Basin (formerly Dubach Park). Cable wakeboarding is a water sport which involves riding a wakeboard over the surface of a body of water while being pulled by an overhead cable system. The cable system is powered by an electric motor. The project would include a 9-acre lake within the project site, on overhead cable system, and park amenities."
When the water park was under construction, I was puzzled at the massive amount of earth-moving equipment and construction effort going in to this place. As a business owner myself at the time, I wondered how in the hell a place like that could ever recoup the costs going into the project. After routinely driving past the completed park for years, and rarely ever seeing anyone there (it's closed all winter), I guarantee you it is not at all a conventional 'going concern'; there is NO WAY they can turn a profit. In other words, it's obvious to me that the water park was constructed for some other purpose.
As I have mentioned on a prior blog page, a masonic 'cable-tow' is a symbolic device [noose] the masons place around the neck of their cults neophytes as they are led through initiation rites 'to learn lessons'. They symbolically 'hang themselves' of their old ways in order to grow, as I understand it anyway.
So, 'Churchill Downs' translates to 'Kill-Rock-Fall'??? Could it be that a decadent, water-wasting, cable-tow - water park, built at the beginning of the Age of Aquarius, and operating in the middle of a 'severe drought', will be the target of a false flag 'meteor strike' [kill-rock] as a cable-tow lesson for Western Civilization?"
If Hollywood => Holy Wood => Majik Wand... where might they land their wood/wand to cast a spell [made for T.V. event]? Wood-land perhaps?
Hollywood did, after all, create the short lived comedian persona named Fallon Woodland. (Fall On Woodland... geddit?) Fallon is shown below in a skit with Bill Hicks... another comedian persona of that era who, as the conspiracy-rumor-mill reports, was killed off and re-cast as Alex Jones of InfoWars. Perhaps Fallon Woodland for a name was just a little too obvious; maybe that name was rubbed out and he went on to fame under another name? Kinda looks like a young Dr. Phil.
Asteroids, aliens, meteors, and comet fear mongering seem to be full-time news stories over the last two decades.
Around 2013, there were a series of 'meteors caught on Russian dash-cam' news stories. The videos are very telling: guy is driving along, music playing in the background, and a fireball ambles across the sky. What does the driver do when he sees it? NOTHING! No 'Yebena Mat! (holy shit) or 'chto za khernya' ('what the fuck' in Russian). No reaction whatsoever. The other tale-tale is the speed of the meteor; meteors enter the atmosphere traveling upwards of 25,000 miles per hour! The speed of whatever was on these dash cam videos was more on par with a missile, which travels more like 2,500 mph. Regardless, the camera would have been shaken by, and the audio would have caught the sound of, a sonic boom, or multiple booms.
Below are a series of images, memes, cartoons, and news stories I found on the web that, with startling frequency, tie the word YOLO together with references to asteroids, meteors, and comets.
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| Neil deGrasse Tyson - Don't believe a word he says; he's bought and paid for. |
Here's a real piece of space trash. I cringe at posting a pic of Neil disGrace Tyson; I think he is such a fraud and sell out. He may be smart and have a degree, but just like his equally cringy predecessor Baal Nigh the Seance Guy, he gains public trust by telling 99% truth, but seeds the all important brainwashing lies withing the other 1%.
Yes, I get it... some news stories are real [enough]; it is plausible to see shooting stars from Yolo County (top left image below) , but is it really newsworthy? However, I found the frequency of "YOLO" together with falling objects is just too great to be coincidence for me.
In the image below, the top snip took the cake. It incorporates: an alien, an asteroid, a chicken, YOLO, and a mention of a Fox (e.g. Foxy Loxy from the Chicken Little story). Also shown below is a blurb from wiki about a 1993 Disney animated movie with Michael J. FOX running into a CHICKEN coup and yelling YOLO.
This cartoon image below is pretty straight forward. The 'red blobs' are heathen Atheists dressed in Greek togas. Planet Jupiter (Zeus, God) is vengeful and sends asteroids to Earth for 'mocking his name'; an asteroid careens toward Earth saying YOLO. The red blob running away in the bottom right panel is shaped suspiciously like the state of California.
Again, I'm amazed at how many YOLO -asteroid/fireball/meteor/shooting star image combinations I found. This IS how majik works. Your brain has already seen many images similar to these. Your subconscious mind has already been implanted with YOLO <=> Meteor.
Everyone knows a meteor strike made the dinosaurs go extinct... right? (except me, and others that believe dinosaurs were as real as Pokemon Go characters). Perahps 'meteor' = 'meat-eater' (i.e. T-Rex)? This one below captures YOLO, dinosaur, and a meteor! And, read their description!!! "You never know when a meteor will fall from the sky." YOLO! Duh... a spoon-ful of propaganda imagery helps the archetype go down.
Check out this kids book I found on Amazon!: "YOLO! A not-so-cautionary children's tale." It's about a man that is crazy fearful about going outside, and his dog teaches him to live 'in the moment'. One of the pages shows a meteor careening toward Earth; the caption says, "The Angry Asteroid tears through space.... with his dangerous face. Where he will land we can only guess, but when he does, it'll make a big mess!" WTF?!? Way to go for implanting such fearful 'the sky is falling' ideas into children's heads!
The whole thing is about making kids afraid of going outside.
Below is a series of movie recommendations on the Latvian website #YOLO; there's quite a common thread running between them.
In searching for images of meteors, comets, asteroids, etc., I noticed another word that came up quite frequently: "basketball". For starters, there is a basketball brand called 'Meteor'. But it also seems that 'basketballs' somehow became the common size-reference when it comes to space objects.
Below is a screen capture from Leonardo DiCaprio's 1995 film 'The Basketball Diaries' showing Leo holding a basketball being guarded by an opponent named 'Woodland'. DiCrapio is starring in a new movie called 'Don't Look Up', scheduled to be released this year (2021). "... astronomers who realize that an asteroid may collide with Earth. The comedy follows the protagonists on a media tour, as they attempt to explain scientific facts to the public."
It's my suspicion that we are being programmed to associate Meteor <=> Basketball. I think this is an example of a 'mental slide', where your subconscious links two (or more) seemingly unrelated concepts. You might not consciously associate meteors and basketballs, but your subconscious may. Adding to the previous relation (Yolo =>Meteor) Now the mental-slide breadcrumb trail is looking like:
YOLO => METEOR => BASKETBALL
There is another 'basketball sized' space related object your brain has already seen and heard of many times: Sputnik - the first satellite [of modern times, IMHO] was launched into space on 10/4/1957. In the children's movie Wall-e (more below), Sputnik floats past as Wall-e's ride as they crashes through a sea of derelict satellites circling the planet. Articles and stories about Sputnik seem to go out of their way to describe the satellite as being basketball sized, even though it was twice the size of one.
I wasn't really being serious by including the image below. I just thought it was funny that a COVID vax image would fit into my meteor-basketball research. But, you never know with the media how far they'll go to subliminally link ideas (there's actually a corona-satellite connection further down the page)
In the summer 2021 Warner Brothers released Space Jam: A New Legacy; a sequel to their 1996 film. The movie obviously tugs on the SPACE <=> BASKETBALL connection. Maybe they're alluding to a space traffic jam?
So much to fear in space!! Thank heavens America recently added the United States Space Force to it's list of Armed Forces to protect us; now I can sleep well at night. Wait!! Does that mean they are armed in space?!?! It says it was founded in 2019 [under Trump administration]; I did not hear about this until mid 2021; there have been quite a few cheesy news story graphics and videos on the US Space Force in the news lately. Note that Fox News reports a Chinese expert has sounded the alarm that, "the next 9/11 will be in space."
(note: the highlighted 'J' and 'B' in the images below are basic unrelated to the topic; just more of the majik... they tie into the Solomon's temple pillars (Jachin and Boaz); I'll cover them in a later post)
There's an entirely different angle on this 'falling object' narrative that is worth investigating: Perhaps instead of a basketball-sized meteor, asteroid, or comet, it might end up being a basketball-sized chunks of man-made objects that fall from the sky.
YOLO => METEOR => BASKETBALL => SATELLITE
The 2008 Disney/Pixar children's movie Wall-e implants the notion that humans have trashed their planet and must escape to space while robots clean up all the trash on Earth. When the main character Wall-e follows his love interest to outer space, the rocket ship crashes through a wall of defunct satellites clogging up Earths atmosphere. As mentioned above, Wall-e briefly entrains with 'basketball-sized' Sputnik.
News stories about 'space junk' has littered the headlines in the last couple decades.
This one is a bit of a stretch, but I've come to believe that nothing is accidental in Hollywood. Thinking about 'space' and 'junk' reminded me of a TV show I saw (and loved!!) as a kid called 'Salvage 1', where the owner of a junk yard teams up with some scrappy rocket scientist and they build their own rocket-ship and take it to the moon. That got me to thinking about other 'space' and 'junk' themes in movies I've noticed. In Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the movie opens with Rey Skywalker scrapping for parts off of old spaceships. In Thor: Raganarok, Scrapper 142 (there's that 421 again; see older blog post) survives on a garbage dump of a planet by salvaging junk and trash. Another movie I found, 'Earthbound' is about a broken down UFO (over California!! YOLO??) where the aliens need spare parts.
In 2013, Sandra Bullock(s) and George Clowney starred in the film GRAVITY; a gripping story about what happens when one satellite crashes into another and sets off a chain reaction hitting other satellites. This is known as the 'Kessler Syndrome' (or Kessler Effect). Interesting that the movie was released on 10/4, the anniversary of the Russian launch of Earth's first satellite, Sputnik. (wonder if the police code 10-4 (copy/OK) is related)
Coincidentally, a kids TV show called 'Gravity Falls' (geddit?) aired from 2013-2016 (interesting that the show was inspired by and had many subtle references to David Lynches Twin Peaks). And, in 2019 another 'Gravity' named short film came out.
If a Kessler syndrom were set off, it would become a destruction derby above our heads, raining parts and pieces down from the sky, making it unsafe to go outside for a long time; imagine years-long 'lockdowns' for the masses. The TV narrative would be that all communications and intelligence satellites were destroyed, leaving a debris field circling the globe for years and preventing new satellites from going back up.
Looks like the Kessler Syndrome narrative is being pushed in the media. Note in the cartoon strip below how they reference 'abandon satellites', and the father says, "I am not cleaning up after Kessler Syndrom again."
We can't forget that the Hebrew word the constellation Orion is 'Kesil', which means 'giant stupid fool'! As I mentioned in a previous post, I was stationed at Keesler AFB... and was fool, too.
What fool do we know that has the capability of creating his own space junk??? Elon Musk (anagram for lonE skuM, or lonE Musk... is he the Lone Ranger?). What kind of idiot launches a car into space (besides NASA)?!? His Tesla Roadster is supposedly on it's way past Mars these days. Perhaps it'll hit some aliens UFO passing through our solar system, and they are going to come by Earth to seek restitution for trashing their spaceship ;-P
Perhaps Musk's Starlink satellites will touch off a Kessler chain reaction. Interesting that the Starlink satellites were very visible after they were first launched; now I can't find any in the sky, even when using their tracking website.
Here's a phrase I've never heard of before reading it in the news: People of Earth will be "cursing the sky".
OK, here's another stretch to connect, but in the times of COVID/CoronaVirus, I had to throw it in because of it's satellite resonance. In the 50s and 60s, the U.S. launched a series of spy satellites under code name 'Corona'. Apparently, one of them fell from the sky and was reported missing near Spitzbergen Norway. A 1968 film 'Ice Station Zebra' was based on the story.
Another little nugget related to the Corona satellite program: the satellites were given designations of 'KH-xx'; the KH stood for Key Hole, and had the code number of 1010 (see previous post for 10-10 End Times). "Keyhole... being an analogy to the act of spying into a person's room by peering through their door's keyhole." Don't you just love your government?!?!
Interesting to read that spy satellites had an 'early role as Floodlight[s]'. Does that mean they light the way before a flood?
On the opposite side of the Earth from Yolo California, but also in the Northern Hemisphere, is another unique 'water related' feature in the town of Falkirk Scotland, called the Falkirk Wheel. (recall the Kirk and Fall descriptions above)
Hmm... wasteful water related engineering structure located in a town named FalKirk (Fall Kirk)? Worth looking into. Actually, I didn't need to look into it too much... synchromistically, I visited the Falkirk Wheel in 2009. The motto of the tourist trap read: "The Falkirk Wheel... it's different". Yup... it was different alright. To me it seemed like a great big 'rube goldberg' device. It's sole function is to transfer canal boats between two hardly used canals. While it certainly is an impressive looking machine, and supposedly runs on less than 60W, I think its grandeur is largely overshadowed by it's obvious uselessness, waste, and hubris. The upper canal looks like a space portal.
I was surprised to find out, only 5 miles away from the Falkirk Wheel, is the small town of California Scotland. The town motto is, "The Sunshine Village". (Florida U.S. is 'The Sunshine State') Interestingly, wikipedia mentions a pit was flooded killing a father and son'; "the source of the water which flooded the pit was traced to California..."
When recently researching the Falkirk wheel, I found this article below that mentions some climate-change rhetoric event going on at The Falkirk Wheel. What caught my eye, though, was an advertisement for COP26, the United Nations 26th annual Climate Change [Propaganda] Convention 25 miles away in Glasgow Scotland.
"We are watching you"?!? As I mentioned previously, I think the Police around the globe will be repurposed as climate-cops, or Pole Ice. And, very interesting to see a meteor shaped object on the COP26 COALition logo.
Phoenixes rising from ashes has become another little nod-nod-wink-wink majik trick. I think I'll do a post on it sometime, but I've noticed that phoenix symbolism seems to mark the location of places that soon are in need of rising from ashes. I noticed a phoenix bird in a COP26 logo. For giggles, I googled 'Phoenix" and "YOLO"; unsurprisingly I found a couple hits (below). Synchromistically, the day after finding the YOLO/Phoenix images, I caught an article in a the Woodland newspaper with the headline of "Yolo Federal Credit Union donates $10K to Davis Phoenix Coalition". My first phone number in Woodland years ago... 666-BIRD. Devil-bird?? :-P
Last stop on our potential rock-landing field trip - Costco: the 5th largest retailer in the world. Costco is well known for being a place of gross shopping excess. Costco's in-house brand label is called 'Kirkland'. Hmm... Kirk Land... suppose a 'kill rock' is going to land on some of their warehouses, so as to appear it was the wrath of God?
Costco has earned quite a reputation as a Dante's Inferno.
At the beginning of the 2020 COVID [Circus] Outbreak, Costco (and other American retailers) were featured in the news because of the rampant toilet paper hoarding going on.
Costco's is currently headquartered in Issaquah Washington. I love the definition I found on Urban Dictionary. "Now thanks to asshole developers and californicators, [people who move to Washington and raise the cost of real estate], it's nothing but urban sprawl, gridlock, and overpriced smoothies."
Costco's previous headquarters were a few miles away in the town of Kirkland, just a few miles east of Seattle's Space Needle (cough-cough). Below is a picture of Kirkland's latest kids park, complete with giant meteor looking ball! And, again in sync fashion for this post and my life matrix... I used to live in Kirkland Washington about 2 miles away from this park.
Is the sky going to fall on Yolo, Falkirk, and/or Kirkland? What about Kirkwood ski resort near lake Tahoe (water related recreation)? Is Dunkirk France done for? Will it be an acorn, an asteroid, meteor the size of a basketball, the Star-man behind the wheel of Elon skuM's Tesla Roadster, or a basketball sized chunk of Elon's Starlink satellites?
Maybe it'll be David Bowie's "Starman waiting in the skystarman waiting in the sky. He'd like to come and meet us But he thinks he'd blow our minds. There's a starman waiting in the sky. He's told us not to blow it." In other words, Hollywood will make it look as if alien overlords showed up to save us from ourselves because we blew it with the environment and our lack of water stewardship.
IMHO the intent behind adding YOLO to the mix is part of the narrative to drive the heathen, water wasting, masses into the Green Man's Church of Science and Nature. The subliminal will be: we don't 'only live once'; we live many times over and over until we get it right. The unsuspecting masses will only see an 'event' as punishment from a wrathful God for wasting resources.
Regardless of falling form, whatever comes down will be done with the magic of Tinsel Town. If you start hearing chants and screams that the sky is falling, RUN!... towards your TV/phone/ipad/computer and turn it off.
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