Vigilant Citizen – vigilantcitzen.com Jan 6, 2022
For months, media has been hyping the “metaverse”, a network of 3D virtual worlds in which people engage using avatars. Considered to be the “next phase of the internet”, tech giants such as Microsoft are currently investing billions of dollars to create an alternate reality where people will be able to “work, play, shop, and meet virtually”.
Indeed, nothing would make them happier than to turn humanity into a collection of isolated individuals who cannot accomplish anything without some tech gizmo strapped to their heads. While several companies are heavily invested in the metaverse, the main hypeman for it is Mark Zuckerberg.
Zuckerberg at 2016 Virtual Reality conference
The picture above aptly symbolizes the future they are trying to create: A bunch of people staring into machines as their overlord watches over. This picture is also fascinating for another reason: The faces of the two main subjects in this picture. Zuckerberg is smiling. The sitting guy next to him. Not smiling at all. In fact, his mouth is literally an upside-down smile. I didn’t even know that this was even possible.
I don’t like this.
Undeterred by the fact that every attempt at strapping crap on people’s heads resulted in monumental flops (remember TVs with 3D glasses?), tech giants are marching on. And they keep flopping on.
Everything about “meta” (=”it’s dead”) is fake. Even Zuckerberg himself looks more like a computer-generated image than an actual living, breathing (sub) human. Does “he” even exist in the physical world?
@Barney…in the imagines of the two breasts at the top of the page; the one on the left is Zuckerberg without his human mask on.
OK, I’m going off topic on this…
On the subject of advertising, the number of mixed race “couples” and “families” in commercials is beyond any statistical relationship to their actual proportion of society. This shows to me that since they are certainly pissing many people off, their bottom line – as far as their overall holding companies are concerned – is not so significant as their social engineering impact.
So, just as profits are only a means to an end for those controlling the vaccine companies, the profits of furniture makers, estate agencies, and chip makers are secondary to the promotion of the melting pot agenda.
I’d say roughly half of “happy family” adverts are mixed. This does not represent reality only some programming whereby we can’t be “happy” with product x,y, or z until our children don’t look like ourselves.
MASSES OF VIRTUAL CONSUMER IDIOTY !
REALITY IS MUCH MORE THAN THIS
BRAINSHIT !
the only useful in this electronic developement
i would see in a headset with monitor in body
distance to watch the diferent brainwaves to
stay steady on those brainwaves which enhance
MEDITATION ! it would be a real help for
meditation continuation without interuption .
Have you noticed that the zucker-ghoul seems to be sporting a pair of breasts….. or is that merely a glitch in his meta-universe..
a problem with the shaders and rendering…
To Simon Smith:
Fantastic comment! I was just discussing that with my elderly parents here in Canada last night. It’s far worse here (I assume ur from the UK). Roughly 75% of commercials show mixed couples and families of various permutations, with the dominant being the black male with the white woman. It makes absolutely no sense statistically: in Canada, blacks make up only about 3% of the population, and largely imported from Jamaica and the Caribbean from 1970’s onward. (In the U.S. it’s about 14%, give or take, but their history is different there).
Anyway, it makes absolutely no sense from a practical pragmatic business view point of sales: why appeal to only 3% of the population? Also what is disturbing is how pervasive it is across **all** industries: whether furniture commercials, or insurance, or pizza, or mortgage commercial, they all have the same imagery. Truly astounding.
The advertising companies making them are of course controlled almost 98% by those filthy cabalists. Surprise, surprise!
B…bu…BUT you can’t stop (((Progress™)))!
Can you?
Vigilant Citizen perhaps misses the zodiacal significance of the tiger and buffalo. In Chinese horoscopy, the Ox can signify a bull, a cow or a buffalo. In the twelve-year cycle of zodiac signs, the year of the Ox is just about to end.
On February 1st 2022, the Chinese New Year will be celebrated. There’s a slight lapse between the start of the calendrical year and the inception of the astrological year, which begins on February the 4th 2022. That’s when the Year of the Ox, correctly, changes to the Year of the Tiger, which runs to the 21st of January 2023.
Not an obvious reference for the Westerner but one which, I’m betting, would be instantly recognizable to the average Chinese person.
The coming New Year in Cathay will be the year of the water tiger. In some (regionally variant) horoscope traditions – get this – the year ahead for the Chinese, is called a Black Water Tiger year. Although the fellow in the cartoon isn’t a black tiger, of course but nonetheless, the infamous Blackwater Company is readily evoked. The dastardly spook, mercenary enterprise, is now called Academi.
Further to V.C.’s observation of a sinister ambience to the Meta advert: in China, the (Black) Water Tiger is considered to be a special guardian protector of children. It’s, apparently, a folksy tradition in China, for kids to wear tiger hats or tiger caps, to help them along when they’re not feeling too sure of themselves. I think that’s a sweet little custom, although, it’s probably sponsored by Shere Khan Inc.
The Water Tiger is associated with the I-Ching trigram for “thunder” and put together, by inscrutable reckoning, they signify “water moving within,” which is usually taken to refer to pregnancy but can also have the more generalized connotation of gestation.
Will a birth be heralded during the coming Chinese year? I ask that question, just to inflame the apocalyptic of mind-set, actually.
Although I haven’t given it too much consideration, I fancy that I’d be stone-cold immobilized and aghast, if the Anti-Christ was begat to a cartoon tiger. In fact, I’d probably be cerealously Frosty.
The “gestating” facet is much more likely to allude to a trade relationship. I’m afraid that children appear to be rather conspicuously part of that trading.
The Rousseau-inspired naivety may even nuance the western horoscope, with the one-eyed buffalo’s good eye representing Aldebaran in Taurus, which houses the Pleiades or seven sisters. This may be another sinister allusion because seven children were sacrificed annually to the Minotaur during the bull tournament at Knossos. It was King Minos who began the bull games. He was the son of Zeus and Taurus is emblematic of the Olympian god.
You might reasonably object that the analogy with the western zodiac cannot be sustained because there’s no Tiger Constellation in western astronomy. Well, that’s true and not true. The constellation most commonly known as Lynx, (between Ursa Major and Auriga,) was first named in 1690, in a posthumously published star catalogue, by the Dutch astronomer, Johannes Hevelius. His precise entry is “Lynx sive Tigris,” meaning, “Lynx or Tiger.” Mr. Hevelius, evidently, had trouble making up his mind.
The constellation, Lynx is difficult to see with the naked eye. Even on a clear night, you might only get to see the brightest star in the group. It’s surely apocryphal but it’s said that Hevelius considered “Lynx” an appropriate name because the astronomer would have benefitted from having the (superb) eyesight of a Lynx, to discern the constellation. Hmm. Considering that Hevelius hadn’t chosen which name he actually preferred at the time of his death, this seems unlikely to be true.
However, “Lynx” may have become ascendent over “Tiger” because of the Argonaut, who sailed with Jason, called Lynceus, who was said to be able to see in the dark; see through walls and see through the ground. His name means “Lynx-Eyed” in Greek. This, in turn, may be a modular of the All-Seeing Eye. Perhaps that’s a little tenuous.
Perhaps the cartoon images refer more bluntlt to China (the tiger) defeating India (the cow) in a war that’s planned?
Let’s hope it’s not a novel BSE/ Toxoplasma Gondii combination vaccine formula for covid. Cream of Chimera.
andyay Excellent!
R.C.
If we are going to give a knighthood to tony blair why nor Myra Hindley and Robert black
they also murdered children
see this below
https://www.change.org/p/uk-government-stop-tony-blair-receiving-a-knighthood
@andyay on January 7, 2022 at 6:35 pm
i am beyond amazed at quality and erudition of that post—makes me feel like a retard but i don’t mind, better than ego tripping over some even more lowly retard.
i don’t normally pay attention to astrology, however the following thought occurs now:
for all intents and purposes universe is infinite (if someone wants to refute this by exhaustively cataloging all the heavenly bodies and declaring there are none left out, i will retract it).
Therefore, it stands to reason that at the moment of birth (whichever birth/moment combination), in some suitably vast neighborhood these bodies will be positioned in perfect alignment with the newborn’s neuro-psychic configuration so that the 2 sets, endo-and-exogenous will mirror one another, thus validating the astrology generally, converting into precise science what theretofore may have been greaseball voodoo.
The solar system based zodiac is probably inadequate for proper profiling of this newly minted human, it can only be a rough approximation.
That’s the daily thought.
But i will copy your post into a pdf file for storage.
Were you eating your Frosties when you read my post, Lobro?
I think that you’re a very capable writer and communicator, yourself, dear fellow.
R.C. is steadfast, gritty and honest, which is probably the finer set of qualities among us.
I tip my hat to you both, gentlemen.