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Podcast | Intimidating Russia through Archetypal Imaging (and very ancient symbolism)

Podcast | Intimidating Russia through Archetypal Imaging (and very ancient symbolism)

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[Lieutenant-General Budanov, chief of Ukraine’s main military intelligence directorate - HUR - nicknamed “The Owls”]

Elmo Robin and Druidey Don Batman dressed up in Marvel Universe costumes (through AI and In Real Life). Posting them them on their own Disinfolklore propagation network X. And compelling other oligarchs to do likewise of theirs. Were embedded in Disinfolklore - stories that purposefully affect our Moods/Intentions/Attitudes/ Motivations in ways that repurpose us to serve the Disinfolklorists memes/means to transform our world.

Druidey Don’s wife wore a meme chic costume for his inauguration. A Ukrainian fashion designer in Los Angeles noticed a market for real world clothes that mimic and riff off a Marvel or Disney World aesthetic.

She chose to model Druidey Don’s vision of Disinfolklore universe in which we are battered daily by a million hitherto unsayable and hitherto undoable things. So the abnormal becomes the normal. We have no anchor, except the Mememaster in Chief’s next whim to latch on to.

The power to Archetype at will belongs to all of us. 

BUT, if you own the memes of distribution of memes (the main means through which Archetyping outside our minds occurs) then you can archetype at scale.

Ukraine uses such archetypal symbolism to intimidate its enemies, provide an organising focus for its forces and to cast spells.

Magyar’s Birds is the moniker for Ukraine’s 414th Separate Unmanned Strike Aviation System Brigade. The cutting edge of Ukraine’s drone warfare. It takes the call-sign of its ethnic Hungarian chief Robert Brovdi - Magyar - and adds the bird symbolism. Today, Brovdi is the overall commander of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces (which has taken out around 25% of Russia’s oil refinery/fossil fuel transport capacity since early August). But his own unit lives on, enmeshed in bird symbolism.

“The vulture or owl goddess, a maleficent twin of the birth-giving goddess, appears as Death in the guise of a vulture, owl, or other predatory bird or carrion eater, yet has qualities of regeneration. A vulva, umbilical cord, or labyrinth is painted or engraved on her images. Hooks and axes symbols of energy and life stimulation-are engraved on western European stone stelae and on passage-grave slabs representing the owl goddess. In one of the Çatal Hüyük shrines of central Anatolia (seventh millennium BCE), the beaks of griffins emerge from the open nipples of female breasts. The owl goddess’s breasts, depicted in relief on slabs of megalithic gallery graves in Brittany, also suggest that regeneration is in her power.

The snowy owl appears in a number of engravings on the Upper Paleolithic (Magdalenian) cave walls of France, probably already as an epiphany of Death. There is rich evidence of the owl goddess throughout the Neolithic, Copper, and Early Bronze ages. During the last period, the owl form became the usual shape of urns…” [Encyclopaedia of Religion]

“…sacrifices to this goddess are known from the Paleolithic (Ksar Akil, Lebanon, mid-Paleolithic; Malta, c. 15,000 BCE), earliest Neolithic (Zawi Chemi Shanidar, northern Iraq, more than 10,000 years before our time), the Neolithic, and the Bronze Age (Isbister, Scotland). It is clear that large wings had enormous symbolic importance for millennia…”

[Hittite double-headed bird (~1,400 BCE) at ALACA HÖYÜK, Anatolia - photographed by Decoding Trolls].

Zoroastrian fire altar, & Iranian “Shahed” drone which sacrifices Ukrainians for Putin’s health (Zoroaster/Zarathustra, if he was an actual human being, as distinct from a mere mythological concept, lived around 1,400 BCE in ancient Iran,

Iran, like all Indo-European cultures, adopted language & religion first forged by ancient Ukrainians.

1st Aryans were Sintashta & Andronovo descendants of ancient 🇺🇦 migrants into Kazakhstan.

Yes, the bat. We all remember those pictures of Druidy Don.

I called hi

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