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SPEAKING OF PEDOPHELIA AND SATAN WORSHIP !

1. Fullgoldcrown says:

   December 3, 2022 - 11:12 am at 11:12 am

   Speaking of pedophilia, earlier this week we looked at the Balenciaga story, and I predicted that despite cancelling the offensive ad campaign and after multiple, well-crafted, public relations-style apologies, the fashion brand still may never recover from the blunder. I suggested that on reason the wound looks fatal is because of how much attention the designer is getting now, from people who are microscopically inspecting everything the designer has ever done and hunting for incriminating evidence.

   I always wonder whether to run this kind of stuff, but independent reviewers took a closer look at the company’s name, and what they found is not going to help the dark designer’s cause any.

   It turns out that, if you add double the first ‘a’ in the name, which might be fair to do, as I’ll explain in a moment, and then break the name into three ‘words,’ you get this: Baal enci aga. Then — try it yourself, I did — Google translates the three words from Latin to English as: “Baal is the king.”

   If Balenciaga knew about this, it’s pretty icky. Christians immediately recognized the historical name Baal, which is an ancient near-middle-eastern diety, usually portrayed in archeological sites, relics, and icons as a bull. He’s long lasting; over the years, many different societies have adapted various versions of the diety, like Beelzebub, the lord of flies.

   Baal was a pretty ugly religion. Early Baal worship is associated with child sacrifice, ritual homosexuality and cult prostitution. It’s so gross the Bible specifically and repeatedly condemns Baal worship. Most significantly, a lot of people use Baal as synonym for Satan, the kind of nickname a hip Satanist might use to show they’re in the ‘cool kids’ club.

   But, the essential question is whether it is fair to add the extra ‘a’. You can transform lots of otherwise innocent words into bad stuff if you’re allowed to add letters. But you can’t deny that THIS happened in one of the new campaign ads: Balenciaga spelled their own name using the double-a.

   In one of the ad campaign’s photos — notice the sweet S&M bear/purse off to the left — you can see a roll of crime-scene tape, labeled with the brand’s name, but including the double ‘a’: Baalenciaga.

   It might have just been an unfortunate typo that somehow escaped countless people looking at it and, against all odds, made it into the shoot. But, given how carefully the rest of the set was designed, and how the tape is angled just so that the typo is prominent, I think it’s fair to assume the designer was playing around with the word. And if THEY are using the misspelling, it’s fair to attribute that variant as their deliberate intent.

   In other words, they knew about the double-a version and did it on purpose.

   Reinforcing the satanic implication is the little demonic figure over the boy’s left shoulder (right shoulder in the picture), hand-drawn as childish art, but which is visually paired with the Baal tape, by being placed on a straight line through the little boy. The two images — the tape and the demon — are visually linked together, balanced along what visual designers call a “Z-axis.” It may sound like a stretch, but photographers will instantly recognize the connection.

   Now, I’m not accusing Balenciaga’s owners of being full-on Satanists. “Will we see you at the black mass tomorrow, Lenny?” “No, sorry, I have a round of golf with the senator. But my wife and I are worshipping at the Saturday night blood service, which we usually enjoy, except I’m not too sure about the interim high priest.”

   Who knows? But if they’re not ACTUALLY worshipping the devil, at minimum it looks like they’re pretending to be fans of history’s all-time most hated religious personality. Maybe they’re pretending in an indirect way, just trying to hint at it, a subconscious suggestion, in a way that they could plausibly deny. Maybe they were even trying to create an internet controversy theory they could later debunk? “The notion that Balenciaga is satanic is preposterous!”

   Well, if that was the angle, it backfired spectacularly.

   Given how over-the-top the symbology in these pictures is, the macabre designer has probably been playing these kinds of twisted games with symbols for a while, but now the whole world is searching for the evidence. That’s why their over-the-top ad campaign backfired so badly on the creepy brand. Balenciaga, or Baalenciaga, or whatever they call themselves, are about to get associated with all the awful stuff that so far they’ve only been flirting with. But now, WITHOUT plausible deniability.

   I wanted to say “get woke, go broke,” but then I thought, IS this woke? Or maybe this story represents woke’s ultimate destination? What on Earth are these morons thinking?

2. Kewl2 says:

   December 3, 2022 - 11:28 am at 11:28 am

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