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>>69060

Indeed there was.

>>69115

Fucking kikeminati and their bullshit vortex of thoughtforms reinforced by media

>>69115

>"You may interfere with a privileged attack"

>privileged attack

Decided to watch I, Pet Goat again, and came across the frog mask, that was then switched to the Domo-kun mask with waves coming up from the ground between the change. This was after the scene in which the anti-Christ figure rose out of the group of old Anon looking figures and destroyed them, with the programming complete of empty egghead kid, then the dead muslim boy being lifted up and spinning in a circle.

Food for thought.

>>69228

It's very possible that the kek god phenomenon is just coincidence coupled with confirmation bias.

Two different memes have to circulate to 4chan, thus 8chan, at around the same time in order for someone to make the connection. The first is Pepe, the other is Kek. Without both existing at the same time, the connection would be impossible to make and having both exist as one meme would be impossible to carry over time.

First examining Pepe just leads to the comic Boys' Club. Looked at independently, it seems innocent and can be explained easily explained due to the nature of 4chan OC in 2008. Using reaction images was a great way of conveying humor and emotion and usually the more obscure the more entertaining. Given the obscurity of the comic Boys' Club, a comic made in 2005 in the relative internet dark ages, I would assume that less than 5 people would have started the spread of Pepe reaction images on 4chan, with pure conjecture that it was one person forcing it which leads to people saving those images and reposting them as reaction images, just like most memes on 4chan. However, out of 4 main characters in the comic, Pepe would be the only one to become popularized.

Obviously frogs in culture aren't strictly limited to 4chan, thus 8chan, but I question why Pepe would be one of the few memes from 2008 4chan to survive and evolve into different meanings while other very popular memes during that time fall to the wayside. I find it strange that as the userbase of 4chan evolved, Pepe evolved with it. For instance Pepe started off as "feels good man". It wasn't until later that Pepe became known as sad frog with "feels bad man", which according to Google, started in 2011. Likewise Pepe would evolve again into smug frog more recently. If it was just Pepe that existed, I wouldn't think much of this meme that seemingly refuses to die in today's internet where memes are popular for very shorts amount of time. This means that it's just coincidence and Pepe is very lucky, or there is someone out there who desires to keep this meme alive.

>>70347

>>69228

Which brings us to Kek, which is popular today since it represents the phonetic "kekekekekeke" which is like "hahahahahaha" for Koreans. This seems unrelated, but I'll come back to this in a moment. Kek on the internet became popularized due to WoW where Horde players who said "LOL" in general chat would translate to "KEK" to Alliance players. This led to kek becoming slang for lol in the WoW community, which then was brought over to 4chan, thus 8chan. Since 4chan has always been hipster on memes, typing lol eventually became meaningless and kek became a better way to express genuine laughter. Given the humorous nature of 4chan and 8chan, an inside translation joke on how to say lol would become ingrained in it's culture and stay popular and in the forefront.

So now you have the symbolic representation and phonetic representation of the Egyptian God Kek floating around in the same place. Sort of like having dry tinder in an area with lightning storms, it's only a matter of time before a spark starts an entirely new idea. It's only a matter of time before someone makes the connection between Kek and Pepe and asking themselves if there's something strange going on. Which may or may not be the case here.

Let's ignore the negative here and actually believe that somehow, as if by some outside force or deity, it was fated that 4chan would be the vessel to rediscover Kek organically through their own memes.

In order for that to be possible some force in the past would have to make sure that whatever God they wanted to "send forward" into the future would be rediscovered somehow. The people rediscovering it would need the physical symbol, phonetic symbol as well as information on Egyptian gods in order to make the connection all at the same time.

So you would have to make it as easy as possible for this to happen. To do this with a frog, all you have to do is make sure frogs don't go extinct which is fairly easy. To do this with phonetics, you would have to make sure the pronunciation of Kek somehow stays relevant. The easiest way to do this is not relying on words, but sounds that all humans make. Laughter is one of them. So you would have to steer phonetics and the written word to make sure that laughter is spelled the same way as the god Kek. That would take some outside effort, but again believing that god entities are behind this I would think it's possible. So coming back to the Korean language, the meme Kek would only arise at a time when humanity started experiencing a more encompassing collective conscious and at a time when the Egyptians or the gods behind this kind of meme wanted Kek to resurface.

This is what would be necessary for this kind of meme magic to be true, not that I'm a firm believer of it, I just like thought exercises. Another possibility is that the Egyptian god Hah or Heh, also a frog headed god, was the one we were meant to unsurface. Again all three elements necessary to rediscover this god coming to possibility during our time. I'm not sure what to believe, but this kind of thing certainly is possible if you push rational belief out of your brain for a few minutes.

>>69115

>Decide to look through that card game

>Find this

>>70352

PRAISE KEK

>>70607

https://reptilianilluminati.wordpress.com/2014/01/31/illuminati-card-game-all-illuminati-cards/

>>70623

>putting my image of meme baal on the poster

I really hope you guys aren't taking this seriously. The rise of kek is a scripted event. Just like the rise of Trump. Kind of disheartening how many normies would have to wake up in order to change the course we're on.

>>70855

Keep buying into that narrative. The truth is there are no wings. Just claws and a large mouth.

>>71251

I suspected as much

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Kek is a demonic entity spirit I'm not giving away my loosh to some cunt who pass itself as another being.

Freemasons have a frog god called jahbulon which you learn about in 32nd or 33rd degree, which they tell you is actually lucifer.

Satanic doctrines, the occult is filled with demons waiting to take the energies of your soul

Notice THE EYE imagery for this japanese company.

Satanism everywhere.

Don't worship a Jesus christ entity though, (cause hes a kike amiriteheueheuha) but worship a god of darkness similar to Baal cause the demon cares about your wellbeing.

>be alien

>get drunk

>decide to fly ship near earth to give those rednecks a scare

>forget to turn on running lights and hit some space trash they call a satellite

>crash

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kecksburg_UFO_incident

ayyyyyyyy, lmao. kek.