PalinGenesis: There’s No Place Like Homeland

There’s no place like Home
There’s no place like Home la
There’s no place like Homeland

 

 

Oh I used to be disgusted
And now I try to be amused
But since their wings have got rusted
You know the angels wanna wear my red shoes
But when they told me ’bout their side of the bargain
That’s when I knew that I could not refuse
And I won’t get any older now the angels wanna wear my red shoes

(E. Costello)

 

America always was intended, after all, as the resurrected Homeland for the Goddess,  the Masonic Phoenix, adept Francis Bacon’s New Atlantis, Babylon reborn and the Temple of the Mysteries recast, where the Chief of the fallen brethren would rule his ancient Everlasting Eve, and all the People would become gods unto themselves and Walk Like Egyptians, the unchained enslaved.

And after that: space and paradice.

Note the background textures in the Palin campaign photo.  Red, of power and blood, captures the eye.  Smiling, empowered, middle-aged women dominate (although one doofus stares aloft, determined in her vacuity, thinking of Shoes for the Queen of Heaven, no doubt.) :O)

At bottom-right a camera leers in from beneath where far far below, all worship at the feet of The Goddess, the spikes of her crimson fuckme shoes Twin Towers of power.  As with the Paleolithic Venii, the Goddess’ face is masked, obscured, rubbed out.  She is FEMA, she is Materia. 

What we see is Sarah the Mater, or Britney/Miley the Nymph. 

But the Red Shoes and the acolytes tell the tale.  We don’t see the Crone, but we smell her, and we just know She feels great: atop the world, full of the Triumph of Herself.

Who comes from Sheba, cloaked and veiled?  Is this the Witch of the West, or Dorothy?

Like Marilyn Monroe, Madonna, Lady Di, Chelsea Clinton, and Miley Cyrus, Sarah Palin is strong possessed of the Goddess — not some airy fairy fantasy of sweetness-and-light in some utopian future, some snakeoil alchemical Transformation – but the reality of what collective woman is now and here.
Palin denies accepting $150K in designer clothes

By BRENDAN FARRINGTON –13 hours ago

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Sarah Palin is blaming gender bias for the controversy over $150,000 worth of designer clothes, hairstyling and accessories the Republican Party provided for her, a newspaper reported Thursday.

“I think Hillary Clinton was held to a different standard in her primary race,” Palin said in an interview with the Chicago Tribune posted on the newspaper’s Web site Thursday night. “Do you remember the conversations that took place about her, say superficial things that they don’t talk about with men, her wardrobe and her hairstyles, all of that? That’s a bit of that double standard.”

Palin, who is John McCain’s vice presidential running mate, said the clothes were not worth $150,000 and were bought for the Republican National Convention.

Most of the clothes have never left the campaign plane, she told the newspaper.

“It’s kind of painful to be criticized for something when all the facts are not out there and are not reported,” Palin said.

“That whole thing is just, bad!” she said. “Oh, if people only knew how frugal we are.”

News of the purchases of designer clothes, largely from upscale Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, contrasts with the image Palin has crafted as a typical “hockey mom.”

McCain was asked several questions on Thursday about the shopping spree — and he answered each one more or less the same way: Palin needed clothes and they’ll be donated to charity.

“She needed clothes at the time. They’ll be donated at end of this campaign. They’ll be donated to charity,” McCain told reporters on his campaign bus between Florida rallies.

Asked for details on how they’ll be donated, McCain said, “It works by her getting some clothes when she was made the nominee of the party and it will be donated back to charity.”

Asked if he was surprised at the amount spent, McCain said, “It works that the clothes will be donated to charity. Nothing surprises me.”

McCain offered no further comment, except to say that the Republican National Committee doesn’t buy his clothes.

Also on Thursday, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics, a private watchdog group in Washington, filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission against Palin, the Republican National Committee and several political operatives alleging that the purchase of clothing for Palin and her family violates Federal Election Campaign Act.

The law prohibits a candidate for federal office from converting campaign funds to personal use. CREW notes that FEC regulations make clear the prohibition applies to clothing but also provide that donations by candidates to charity are not for personal use. CREW argued this exception might apply to Palin’s clothes but doesn’t appear to apply to clothes for her family.

Asked Wednesday who had paid for the suit he was wearing, Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden told WSLS-TV in Roanoke, Va.: “I pay for my suits. I pay for all of my own clothing.”

McCain also said that Barack Obama’s money advantage is probably why one Florida poll shows the Democrat doing well in the state. A Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday showed Obama up 5 percentage points overall in Florida, which went Republican in the last two presidential elections.

They spent more, that’s the element,” McCain said. “If it’s true — organization. But we’ve energized volunteers, we’ll get our vote out.”

He then criticized Obama for not accepting public campaign financing after initially indicating he would. That means he can raise and spend as much as he can, and he’s doing so at a clip of about $5 million a day. McCain did accept public financing and can no longer raise money. Obama began October with $134 million in the bank, compared to $47 million for McCain. However, McCain also is getting help from the Republican National Committee, which has far outraised its Democratic counterpart.

“He told the American people something that was patently false and then he’s raised a whole lot of money and the implications of that for future presidential elections should be very disturbing to every American. One thing we’ve shown in history — you get unlimited amounts of money into political campaigns, you get corruption and you get scandals,” McCain said.

At one point in the interview, McCain grew frustrated with a Tampa television reporter during her questions on immigration issues. McCain twice said illegal immigrants who have committed crimes would be rounded up. Katie Coronado of WFLA-TV asked if that meant using raids to round up immigrants.

“What did I just say that had any connotation of raids?” McCain said, raising his voice with impatience. “Let me try one more time.”

He again explained the idea of forcing illegal immigrants out of the country by issuing ID cards and fining employers who hire illegals. He then softened his tone.

“I apologize,” he said to Coronado. “I understand how important an issue it is. I didn’t mean to be flip.”

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Politics at this level is mostly circensus, so l.d. rarely wastes your time with it.  Obamama and VAWA Joe vs. Son of Cain and Palindrone.  Kinda like Bush vs. Kerry.  Spookstooge vs. Spookstooge.  All Mommy, all channels.

But as with, say, Madonna, Palin is instructive in understanding the ancestry of the NWO. 

L.D. doesn’t care WHO spent the 150K — just one month’s “clothing budget” provided by the RNC.  Amid a supposed economic crisis, skyrocketing poverty, and mass homelessness, anybody spending 150K (in September alone!) on designer clothes is impossibly out-of-touch with the painful realities of life for most Americans.  But we have a bipartisan political and economic class that thinks nothing of it, and a nation lusting after their example.

We were further dismayed though hardly surprised to find the Cash Clusterfuck going down in the heart of NYC, while my brothers sleep in the streets, conveniently out of sight.

America reminds me of ancient Israel, just absolutely intent on pissing God off.

Hello Wall Street?  Anybody read the papers, watch the Board?  Anybody look around, see some things missing?

So after rubbing our face in her independence – Hockey Mom, Frugal Frau, Moose Hunter and Arctic Fisherperson – suddenly Sarah is the Victim of well, whatelse, Gender Bias.

Yep.  Not that blowing 150K in one month, while people live in freezing tents, is selfishness and callousness that would shame a salamander.

No.  Instead, Ms. Independence pulls the Gender Card.  She ain’t even in office yet!

Real working mothers in the Real world are often poor, harried, and super stressed.  But Joe SixPack Sarah, like Hillary, is the victim of that ur-American sin, Gender Bias.   

Not “This is all terribly wrong, we screwed up, there are people out there in need.”  Instead, Spin and Damage Control: ”I’m really the victim here.  So is HIllary.  So are all females.”

Look again at the photo, the eager faces at her heels.  She is Legion.

The actual election is immaterial.  Palin is a cup of power, filled with the desires of her cult.  They are and that is the Goddess of the New Roman Empire.

  

 

A palin is a repeat, a return.  In Greek philosophy, palingenesis is a universe re-born by the Creator after absorption into Himself.  In the Bible the word occurs in two contexts, rites of repentance and baptism (two aspects of the same thing.)

A palindrome is a tail-biting word.  So forth.

Because Sarah Palin in her owlish assuredness reminds us so much of Good Doctor Krippen from the film I Am Legend, we’ll quote Wikipedia on palingenesis:

In modern biology (e.g. Haeckel and Fritz Muller), palingenesis has been used for the exact reproduction of ancestral features by inheritance, as opposed to kenogenesis, in which the inherited characteristics are modified by environment.

Hm . . . ancestral inheritance, repoduction of features . . . yes, we’re in Bloodline Land, Krippen Kounty.

 Now, where is it . . . ah, yes:

 

Palin may be related to Princess Diana and Roosevelt

By Ellen Wulfhorst Ellen Wulfhorst – Thu Oct 9, 9:37 am ET

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin is distantly related to the late Princess Diana and late U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt, genealogy experts said on Wednesday.

The governor of Alaska and the princess are tenth cousins, while Palin and Roosevelt are ninth cousins once removed, said Ancestry.com, online genealogists based in Provo, Utah.

The genealogical connections are not the first to gain attention in the U.S. presidential campaign. Last year, Lynne Cheney said she found while tracing her family roots that her husband Vice President Dick Cheney was a distant cousin of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.

Other researchers discovered Obama is distant cousins with actor Brad Pitt.

“When you’ve got candidates who have deep roots in America, there’s a good chance that they’re going to have some famous cousins,” said Ancestry.com’s chief family historian Megan Smolenyak.

“We’ve all got literally millions of cousins. The trick is finding that one little connection that results in something like Sarah Palin being related to FDR or Diana,” she said.

Palin and the late princess descended from John Strong and his wife Abigail Ford, Ancestry.com said.

Strong was born around 1605 in England and emigrated to the United States, where he died in Massachusetts in 1699, Ancestry.com said.

Palin and Roosevelt share ancestor John Lothrop, who was born in England in 1584 and also emigrated to America, where he died in Massachusetts in 1653, Ancestry.com said.

According to family and local histories, Lothrop was a Puritan Presbyterian minister who arrived in the Massachusetts colony in 1634, said Ancestry.com, which says it has access to 7 billion records online.

The trick, as the Family Historian said, is “in finding that one little connection.”

So: Cinderella Shoe-Princess Palin shares blood with Cinderella goddess-carrier/namesake Diana, Princess of  Wales, land of the Red Dragon.  Palin also shares blood with Initiated Member of Holland Lodge No. 8, NYC, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Entered October 11, 1911 (11/11.)  William Henry discusses Roosevelt’s involvement, via Sec. of Agriculture (grain mysteries) Henry Wallace, in recovery of a “sacred, most precious casket” of palingenetic character and purpose.

FDR also re-designed the dollar-bill to update masonic iconography.

Palin and Goddess Diana share ancestry with a John Strong, presumably a Massachusetts Bay Colonist.  MAssachuSETts features prominetly on this blog, as U.S. home of feminism, stronghold of Portuguese Masonry and gynolatry, and early colony site for the expanding Templar/banking empire, during explorations of the upper Eastern Seabord and Nova Scotia (New Scotland) by the Sinclair clan of Scottish Rite Masonry.

Palin and Roosevelt descend from another John — convenient for Johannites.  This time it’s John Lothrop, a Massachusetts Puritan.  Both the early Puritans and Quakers in “New Atlantis” had many masonic brethren operating under Christian or quasi-Christian fronts (as, e.g., did Henry the Navigator, under the “Order of Christ.”)  The New World was carefully seeded with forbidden fruit.

This educational page notes:

If outwardly their causes appeared Puritan and not Rosicrucian, it’s perhaps due to the invisibility that Rosicrucians abide by, as a rule working under the cover of other movements that end up taking the blame for their troublesome activities. . . .

Due to this rejection, leading Rosicrucians may have joined themselves to unsuspecting Puritan groups, and we could expect some Utopian ideals to bud forth from the Puritans if this had been the case. We do find such things in the Puritans, but also in the Quakers who would come to set up a Utopian project in Pennsylvania and Delaware known as the “Holy Experiment.”

 

Resuming Wikipedia’s entry on palingenesis:

Although Josephus used the term of the national restoration of the Jews, the doctrines which are used to comprise the political ideology of fascism often move to describe it as a “palingenetic ideology”, primarily as a result of the notion that fascism itself is the rebirth of a state and/or empire in the image of that which came before it – thus, the ancestral political underpinnings. Specifically academic political theorist Roger Griffin refers to fascism as “palingenetic ultranationalism.” The best examples of this can be found with both Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany – Italy looking to establish a palingenetic line between the 20th century regime under Benito Mussolini as being the second incarnation of the Roman Empire, while Adolph Hitler’s regime was seen as being the third palingenetic incarnation – beginning first with the Holy Roman Empire (“First Reich”) then with Bismarck’s German Empire (“Second Reich”) and then resulting in Nazi Germany (“Third Reich”).

[emphasis added]

Palin Genesis: rebirth of Empire in the image of its ancestor.

What did the Krippen Krittur say?

Then, if you replace that [very bad] man with a cop, the bitch who changes, that’s essentially what we’ve done.

At 20 thousand dollars per dress, it’ll be an Expensive Change.  For most of us.

PalinGenesis.  The Change that Ain’t.

 

In the Land of the Blind

The one-eyed Woman is Queen

Heck, like Newsweek gossips, the Goddess is “Just One of the Folks.”  Sachs Fifth Avenue folks.

Little dynamo saw her once upon a time, crossing the cobblestone of the Five Points.

Great teeth, btw.  Wonder how far back they go.

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