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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Confirmed Reptilians, Eliminationist Rhetoric, and Literal Racisms
By Wes Unruh
Years ago, my first thoughts upon encountering the ‘reptilian agenda’ (or reptilian mythic framework) was to think of it as A Case of Conscience meets Darker Then You Think, although the more obvious mythic maps you as a media consumer might be familiar with are Land of the Lost plus V. Imagine a race of lizard men who are always watching from the edges of society, like predators, feeding on misery. The reptilian narrative has it that an intergalactic race, the
Certainly there have been plenty of historical accounts of tiny people eaters (tiny, as in very small humanoids, people eaters, as in they were killing people with poison arrows then devouring them). In Idaho the problem got so bad that a local medicine man went out to parlay with the spirits. Wolf, Fox, Bobcat and Cougar met with him, and agreed to kill all the little people so long as none of the tribes would hunt any of their own people. After some negotiating, including bringing the entire tribes back to the spirits to verify the terms of the contract, Wolf, Fox, Bobcat and Cougar lived up to their obligation and wiped out all of the tiny people eaters in the area. Rumor has it that some of these little people still haunt parts of Wyoming. Lizard people are rumored to live on the East Coast as well, and should I encounter something as vicious as the Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp is alleged to be, I suspect I will act to defend myself as I best see fit.
<p><a href=”http://hoodooengine.bandcamp.com/track/thee-aeon-falls”>Thee Aeon Falls by HoodooEngine</a></p>
In Jon Ronson’s book Them: Adventures with Extremists, Jon does an excellent job of tackling the question ‘Is David Icke an anti-Semite’ in the chapter There Are Lizards and There Are Lizards, which I highly recommend you read. David Icke is an individual on an evangelical mission - I do not wish to review his entire back catalog of books and videos to establish whether or not his intent is to cast Jews in a bad light by labeling the most powerful part of a larger interstellar conspiracy. It is enough to point out that he is racist, in the literal sense, as castigating as he is about the Draconis race of aliens. It is enough hopefully to show this selection from ‘The Reptilian Agenda’ where Credo Mutwa explains that these reptilian aliens are the same thing as ‘the Illuminati’:
This is clearly racist, if we are to acknowledge that ‘Human’ is a race, alongside ‘Draconis’ - that ‘Human’ and ‘Draconis’ can commit the racial sin of interbreeding, and that the progeny of that interracial mixing might somehow be both less than and more than ‘Human’ that, unlike the noble mule, can ‘breed true’ - the bloodlines nursed along by careful curators. In this racist/mythic framework, documents such as The Protocols of the Elders of Zion become reframed as ideological apparatus of the reptilian aliens, not the plagiarization of a much earlier fictional work by Maurice Joly entitled Dialogue in Hell Between Machiavelli and Montesquieu.
It is also a demonizing myth - in much the same way that someone might demonize Dick Cheney by calling him a zombie, you can demonize Bill Clinton, Luke Rudowski or Freeman as a reptilian. In the reptilian myth blood is central to maintaining their humanoid appearance. It may not necessarily be anti-Semitic, except in that the accoutrements of the Draconis should include the earmarkings of previous blood libel from a long, bloody history of purgings - from the purging of Freemasons, the purging of Catholics, and the purging of Jews, in every case accusations of insidious behavior formed the rhetorical space where scapegoating and victimage could be enacted.
Let’s turn this around, and make the assumption that there are not half-humans in the world for a moment. Let’s say you’re David Rockefeller, and you see that the world could be a more resilient place if there was more networking and travel - that globalism is a way of ensuring constant change, interconnectedness, and the spread of equality and peace. You would have discovered this through a life lived at a different class layer, sealed off in many aspects from the idiosyncratic nuances of counter-cultural transmission of knowledge. The first time you are accused of eating babies, you are going to assume the accusation is tied to the ancient
Eliminationist rhetoric is straightforward, it follows a very specific stream for it to be effective. A group is scapegoated, often dehumanized in some way, always as a container, or vessel, semiotically filled with the ritualistically alienated sins of all - that society might be symbolically reborn with the elimination of the demonized group. Clearly there must be a group to hate, and a group which does the hating. It is in the interest of the haters that they be on the side of right - that their hate is holy, is sacrosanct in some way. If it can be fore-ordained, or retroactively edited into religious texts, all the better.
It is of special importance that the group to be hated be present within the social spaces of those doing the hating - otherwise the emotion may well up, but it will not remain. Hating is not a hobby, it is a career. David Icke, along with all those who emphasize this ongoing struggle between globalist interests and populist dissent as somehow a product of exopolitics, are retreating to racism as their default position - because they are very clearly calling out an alien other and blaming that alien other for all of society’s ills.
I say that eliminationist rhetoric is straightforward - to a point - but the edges of the scapegoated group shift, grow to encompass any and all groups which oppose the unification rhetoric of the rhetor. That unification message, forming in opposition to an externalized ‘them’ - is where I start to get uneasy. Here’s where I’ll break out the Kenneth Burke - he described this whole process last century in an essay published in The Philosophy of Literary Form. Unification consists of four interconnected tropes formulated as follows: a commercial use trope, described as a ‘noneconomic interpretation of economic ills’ + a inborn dignity trope, which uses the concept of a pure, human birthright that elevates ‘us’ as more noble than ‘them’ + projection device that scapegoats ‘them’ as a cause of ‘our’ problems + a promise of a symbolic rebirth that will come about if ‘they’ can be purged from ‘our’ presence. When I hear anyone using this kind of unifying voice, be they preacher, author, politician, or car salesman, it’s as if they’d grown scales in my mind, a slimy, smarmy rat bastard prophet of doom seeking to grow fat on the fears of others. - WU
[Check out some of the books, albums, and soon movies produced by Mythos Media and our various media partners.] You might also like: Goodbye Space Shuttle Creative Process (images) Twilight Selves: Cannibalism, Werewolves and Identity Part … LinkWithin Posted by Wes Unruh at 9:08 AM
Years ago, my first thoughts upon encountering the ‘reptilian agenda’ (or reptilian mythic framework) was to think of it as A Case of Conscience meets Darker Then You Think, although the more obvious mythic maps you as a media consumer might be familiar with are Land of the Lost plus V. Imagine a race of lizard men who are always watching from the edges of society, like predators, feeding on misery. The reptilian narrative has it that an intergalactic race, the
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Certainly there have been plenty of historical accounts of tiny people eaters (tiny, as in very small humanoids, people eaters, as in they were killing people with poison arrows then devouring them). In Idaho the problem got so bad that a local medicine man went out to parlay with the spirits. Wolf, Fox, Bobcat and Cougar met with him, and agreed to kill all the little people so long as none of the tribes would hunt any of their own people. After some negotiating, including bringing the entire tribes back to the spirits to verify the terms of the contract, Wolf, Fox, Bobcat and Cougar lived up to their obligation and wiped out all of the tiny people eaters in the area. Rumor has it that some of these little people still haunt parts of Wyoming. Lizard people are rumored to live on the East Coast as well, and should I encounter something as vicious as the Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp is alleged to be, I suspect I will act to defend myself as I best see fit.
<p><a href=”http://hoodooengine.bandcamp.com/track/thee-aeon-falls”>Thee Aeon Falls by HoodooEngine</a></p>
In Jon Ronson’s book Them: Adventures with Extremists, Jon does an excellent job of tackling the question ‘Is David Icke an anti-Semite’ in the chapter There Are Lizards and There Are Lizards, which I highly recommend you read. David Icke is an individual on an evangelical mission - I do not wish to review his entire back catalog of books and videos to establish whether or not his intent is to cast Jews in a bad light by labeling the most powerful part of a larger interstellar conspiracy. It is enough to point out that he is racist, in the literal sense, as castigating as he is about the Draconis race of aliens. It is enough hopefully to show this selection from ‘The Reptilian Agenda’ where Credo Mutwa explains that these reptilian aliens are the same thing as ‘the Illuminati’:
This is clearly racist, if we are to acknowledge that ‘Human’ is a race, alongside ‘Draconis’ - that ‘Human’ and ‘Draconis’ can commit the racial sin of interbreeding, and that the progeny of that interracial mixing might somehow be both less than and more than ‘Human’ that, unlike the noble mule, can ‘breed true’ - the bloodlines nursed along by careful curators. In this racist/mythic framework, documents such as The Protocols of the Elders of Zion become reframed as ideological apparatus of the reptilian aliens, not the plagiarization of a much earlier fictional work by Maurice Joly entitled Dialogue in Hell Between Machiavelli and Montesquieu.
It is also a demonizing myth - in much the same way that someone might demonize Dick Cheney by calling him a zombie, you can demonize Bill Clinton, Luke Rudowski or Freeman as a reptilian. In the reptilian myth blood is central to maintaining their humanoid appearance. It may not necessarily be anti-Semitic, except in that the accoutrements of the Draconis should include the earmarkings of previous blood libel from a long, bloody history of purgings - from the purging of Freemasons, the purging of Catholics, and the purging of Jews, in every case accusations of insidious behavior formed the rhetorical space where scapegoating and victimage could be enacted.
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Let’s turn this around, and make the assumption that there are not half-humans in the world for a moment. Let’s say you’re David Rockefeller, and you see that the world could be a more resilient place if there was more networking and travel - that globalism is a way of ensuring constant change, interconnectedness, and the spread of equality and peace. You would have discovered this through a life lived at a different class layer, sealed off in many aspects from the idiosyncratic nuances of counter-cultural transmission of knowledge. The first time you are accused of eating babies, you are going to assume the accusation is tied to the ancient
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Eliminationist rhetoric is straightforward, it follows a very specific stream for it to be effective. A group is scapegoated, often dehumanized in some way, always as a container, or vessel, semiotically filled with the ritualistically alienated sins of all - that society might be symbolically reborn with the elimination of the demonized group. Clearly there must be a group to hate, and a group which does the hating. It is in the interest of the haters that they be on the side of right - that their hate is holy, is sacrosanct in some way. If it can be fore-ordained, or retroactively edited into religious texts, all the better.
It is of special importance that the group to be hated be present within the social spaces of those doing the hating - otherwise the emotion may well up, but it will not remain. Hating is not a hobby, it is a career. David Icke, along with all those who emphasize this ongoing struggle between globalist interests and populist dissent as somehow a product of exopolitics, are retreating to racism as their default position - because they are very clearly calling out an alien other and blaming that alien other for all of society’s ills.
I say that eliminationist rhetoric is straightforward - to a point - but the edges of the scapegoated group shift, grow to encompass any and all groups which oppose the unification rhetoric of the rhetor. That unification message, forming in opposition to an externalized ‘them’ - is where I start to get uneasy. Here’s where I’ll break out the Kenneth Burke - he described this whole process last century in an essay published in The Philosophy of Literary Form. Unification consists of four interconnected tropes formulated as follows: a commercial use trope, described as a ‘noneconomic interpretation of economic ills’ + a inborn dignity trope, which uses the concept of a pure, human birthright that elevates ‘us’ as more noble than ‘them’ + projection device that scapegoats ‘them’ as a cause of ‘our’ problems + a promise of a symbolic rebirth that will come about if ‘they’ can be purged from ‘our’ presence. When I hear anyone using this kind of unifying voice, be they preacher, author, politician, or car salesman, it’s as if they’d grown scales in my mind, a slimy, smarmy rat bastard prophet of doom seeking to grow fat on the fears of others. - WU
[Check out some of the books, albums, and soon movies produced by Mythos Media and our various media partners.] You might also like: Goodbye Space Shuttle Creative Process (images) Twilight Selves: Cannibalism, Werewolves and Identity Part … LinkWithin Posted by Wes Unruh at 9:08 AM
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