(Thanks, K. :)

Reader K. writes:

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Re: Reader: 'Some are aware of the symbolism d....

Hey Hobie,

I, too, instantly recognized the owl as a possible planted message.

One point, though: Molech is the Minotaur, a bull-headed god of the underworld. The owl symbolizes Minerva (cognate of Sophia Acamoth, Athena, etc.), goddess of Wisdom, defensive war, and WEAVING - among other positive attributes and aspects of the Human Spirit and human nature.

The Bohemian Clubs motto, "Weaving Spiders Come Not Here" is an affront/poke in the eye to the general peacefulness, creativity, and industry of the Minerva-like qualities of human nature - but we always have the potential for violent retribution if decorum is violated. This is what the Cremation of Care is all about: the desecration and binding of Minerva, those qualities, hence, a binding of all people, in the name of Molech, and the subsuming of those qualities and powers. Really, really disgusting people - and we now see it playing out in the streets.

Take Care,

K

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