THE SCROLL: Memes For The Meme God! Scrolls For The Scroll Throne!

Notes On Cthulhu Club, Darla the Dog, Debanking Diddy, The Perplexing Perplexicon, Scrollars, Pirate Ships and Sea Shanties, This Could Be Us, and more....

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[NOTE: The following SCROLL was slated to drop on October 27 at 9AM, but it disappeared into the Substack server aether.

I contacted Substack to let them know a post of mine had disappeared.

They must have found it because it has now reappeared in my drafts.

So, I’m dropping this now. And I wanted to fight to keep it because there is an homage inside this post to, hands down, the greatest actress who ever lived.

My sincere apologies for the delay - and a huge thanks to Substack for going out of their way to find and restore my piece!

You guys are the best!! Much love!!]

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Anyone Want To Build A Pirate Ship?

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Behold the Memelords and See That They Are Still Memelording….

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Memes For The Meme God! Scrolls For The Scroll Throne!

Jones, N. (2020). Goat? Dog? This viral photo has many scratching their head. News 4 Jax.

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The Perplexing Perplexicon

“I was waiting to see what you'd do with that. You did not disappoint. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣” -

leithian

All the while, my head is going IN THE TIKI TIKI TIKI TIKI TIKI ROOM! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

How does one keep the Transylvanians at bay?! PSYCHODOUGHBOY!

EXTRA GARLIC.

“Full on garlic suit!” -

leithian

“RoboChad is legendary 🤣” -

leithian

“I sometimes wonder if people read our exchanges on SS and think "WTF?!" which just makes me laugh harder.” -

leithian

I think the majority have no fucking clue what we're on about. And it's even better. 🤣🤣🤣

“So I just tried to type "RoboChad" but ended up with "RiboChard" and I'm laughing like a fucking idiot. 🤣🤣🤣 It's his nickname en français.” -

leithian

That's what we call him when we shut him off. That's when he's a vegetable.

“I don't know why I can't stop laughing. You got me going on that post and I'm losing it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣” -

leithian

“THAT is RiboChard! OMFG 🤣🤣🤣 He really warrants that "Hard" with a capital "H" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 He isn't called "the Impaler" for nothing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣” -

leithian

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Saging Your Home….

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The Scroll and Its Scrollars….

From

Jim Davidson

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The greatness of that which is The Scroll is that the scrollars are scholarly. Many intricate conversations ensue! Sue me if it don't work out for ya. But service of process would require finding me, and that's not always easily done. -smile-

There is a great deal to be said for the view that separation of things is useful in isolating that which is needed from that which is extraneous. It is useful to conceptualise the different functions of, say, legislative, executive, and judicial. Then pit them against one another to attempt to provide checks and balances. One need only look around today to see the many failures of that approach.

Similarly the outrages that followed from the state establishing a religion in which, say, emperor Nero was necessarily venerated as a "god" and to whom sacrifices were mandatory resulted in much suffering. Christians were particularly chosen by Nero and his coteries of sycophants for that suffering, and I am not a fan of the suffering.

So there is a seeming logic in the idea of separating church and state. But it has clearly gone wrong. We now have symbols of the statists' religion such as the rainbow flag crosswalk painted on the ground and felonies for the desecration of that image being meted out in, say, Seattle or Portland, and so religion is again established in defiance of the proscription on the establishment of religion in the "first amendment."

The men who wrote the constitution did so in a treacherous manner. They wrote it under a blood oath of secrecy. There is only a limited amount of record of their discussions at the time because one of the members scribbled some notes to himself each evening after their follies were concluded. But we know a good deal about the men, and we can therefore look to see if the outcome is consistent with what we know of them.

Many of them were freemasons. Ben Franklin went further astray and was a member of the hellfire club. Many of them were plantation owners. All of them were very well read, some were probably "read in" to use the turn of phrase that Demi has indicated for knowledge of the prior civilisations to which we are no longer all allowed to be aware (but in various to which we are nevertheless all heir), and they used the English language as a finely honed tool.

I know @Christopher Wood... oh, bother. I cannot tag people in this note, possibly at this length or for some other software reason. -sigh- Well, I can tag him in a restack later perhaps. {shakes metaphorical fist at software dev team and their many lapses} {remembers that it is a set of miracles that any of this stuff works at all} {sighs again} and others, including my friend Ken Royce (also known as Boston T. Party) have identified a great deal of material about the constitution that is clearly meant to allow for future abuses and usurpations. If you like great books try Ken Royce _Hologram of Liberty_ in which he goes into excellent and lengthy detail on this topic.

To my way of thinking, Ben Franklin, when he answered the Philadelphia matron lady who asked what had the convention wrought, "a republic if you can keep it" was disclosing, as those who worship evil often do, the intention of making it very difficult to keep a republic. He would go on to become the first postmaster general of the United States, which sounds ever so public spirited of him. But about the only person from the national government that Americans in all walks of life ever encountered was the local postmaster, or a letter carrier. Some few also went to the docks and paid duty to some representative of the treasury back when tariffs were a big part of gummint finance.

Point being that Franklin established a domestic espionage outfit and called it the postal service. Very wily. Central control over the movement of letters led to the establishment, at least as early as Woodrow Wilson roughly 1916, of a "black chamber" in which at least all foreign correspondence was opened and read before sending it overseas. Because there was a war on, of course, and other lies of convenience.

People got used to mailing and shipping each other money, and so recently the feral agents in Memphis went and ran their drug dogs past all the boxes they could find at one of the many shipping centres there (I think it was FedEx but might be one of the others) and simply grabbed all the cash they found. Larceny finds many forms.

When we consider the matter of separating powers, I have done quite a bit of thinking along the following lines. We should separate schools from the state, because the state has an obvious and deadly agenda and should not be allowed near children, ever. We should also separate legislation from the state.

There is no reason to have most of the laws we have except to advantage some and harm others, mostly in trade and commerce. The laws that we received from God are found outside the law books in the Bible. So we don't need a legislature to come up with a list of things we agree that decent people in a civilised society (should people ever choose to create one) do not do. Things like having two sets of weights so strangers can be defrauded in commerce; things like murder, theft, rape, moving boundary markers to grab property; things like refusing to honour the seventh year terminus to contracts and servitude ordained by God; and other such like things. You can see an attempt to build such a list in the online archive of the 1992-95 "Atlantis Project" which published a constitution somewhat more careful than the USA one, and a booklet of laws that ran to about 60 pages. I am one of the few who read all of both books because I wrote in 1994 _The Atlantis Papers_ reviewing those documents for a wider audience. Which led on to much mischief and some good friendships.

Maybe we don't need a legislature, ever at all. Maybe a legislature is always an evil bunch of greedy thugs with one or two Thomas Massie like victims who want to actually serve the public interest. Maybe once we have a list of laws we don't need new laws for new situations, we need ingenuity instead. And maybe if a new law is actually needed it could be proposed like a ballot initiative such as many states call "referendum and initiative" and =shudder= be put before the voters in an =retching noises= election.

It is clear to me that the separation of church and state and the prohibition in the body of the constitution against any test of religious faith for holding public office has led the unwary American public to be governed by demon worshippers. I think it is our duty as good people to be against the raping and torturing of children, the drinking of their blood, and the consuming of their flesh, which of late we have discovered (Anthony Wiener's laptop "Frazzle Drip"; Hunter Biden's laptop; Ashley Biden's diary; Diddy tapes and videos; Epstein files and flight logs; much other evidence) is happening a great deal among those who style themselves as our betters. Many other countries, including various fine French republics, did not do away with a test of religious faith, and some thought should be put toward this topic. But perhaps not at this hour of the morning by me.

As a final thought for this reply, I want to thank Demi for assembling this amazing body of work and this impressive crowd of folks. There is a community here that can go on to great things, recover information from a vast array of places, and promote understanding with that knowledge for the benefit of our posterity. Future generations should celebrate the advent of The Scroll. It is a goodness.

My kind regards to you all. And to all a good night. Or morning where some of you are, ya rascals.

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This Could Be Us….

Deal breaker. 🤣🤣🤣

Did I stutter, mortal? You sure talk a lot of shit for a corporeal being.....

🤣🤣🤣

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Why Isn’t Anyone Debanking Diddy?

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