Showing posts with label Dragons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dragons. Show all posts

Monday, September 08, 2014

Obama: Stonehenge, Dragons, Queen Bee, and Aliens


 


On September 4, 2014, US President Barack Obama and UK Prime Minister David Cameron visited the Mount Pleasant Primary School (rising sun logo above), and as the Newspaceman pointed out, "were photographed with the adorable schoolchildren in front of a Welsh dragon flag." 

The dragon flag was actually seen often along Obama's motorcade route through the area.






The Welsh dragon logo is seen on the Celtic Manor Resort signage, as well.


The flying horse (Pegasus?) logo of Newport was apparent, as well. "Pleasant" comes up often in locations such as Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and New Jersey, and at Mount Pleasant, New York, per John A. Keel's works.




PJ sends along these insights: 
I found Obama's visit to Stonehenge so particularly strange and synchromystic in many ways. These sorts of photo ops are so intricately staged as you know.
The article states the President flew out of Newport in Wales. It also states that this Raffle family lives a mile from Stonehenge but on Mrs. [Janice] Raffle's blog page, it mentions she is from Southsea in Portsmouth. Newport News and Portsmouth are cities in Virginia and also military towns like those in UK.
This is a very curious pic of her with her Queen Bee outfit on standing next to a child's wooden train set which looks as though it was set up to appear as an accident scene with cars, train cars and even an airplane. (See her website here.)
The photos in the Daily Mail story show two sets of clothing for both Mrs. Raffle and the boys including her wearing her "Queen Bee" shirt connected with her charity belies that this was any sort of spontaneous photo op. These people would have been vetted completely before any sort of "tete a tete" with the President (I found the use of that phrase very strange and not what ordinary people would use to describe a spontaneous meeting).
The carefully constructed photos of Obama in front of the three stones similar to the trident symbol - many, many triune-type images these days along with the Virginia links are very disturbing.




















Finally, a conservative wag or was it a rightwing humorist, left this tweet about the event:





Sunday, October 13, 2013

Tulsa: Five Injured in Hmong New Year Shooting and Two Killed at Former Dragon's Lair




There was a shooting in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on the evening of October 12, 2012. You may hear little about it, as it happened among a closed ethnic group. This time of year is in the midst of the traditional three days of in-house Hmong New Year rituals, which are followed in some communities by seven days of "outside" activities.

A man walked in and opened fire at one such Hmong New Year's celebration in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on October 12th, Saturday night, injuring five people of the 400 there, local police said.
Authorities don't know what caused the man to begin shooting inside the Green Country Event Center, near Highway 169, at 12000 East 31st Street.

Two Hmong celebrating (between 30-60) were hit in the upper body, while the other three were struck in the arm and leg, said Tulsa Police Captain Mike Williams. One person probably will lose the use of the lower leg.

Nhia Vang, 75, told reporters that the gunman opened fire six feet away from him after a toast. One bullet went through his shirt, but he was uninjured – although the police took the garment as evidence, the Tulsa World reported.

One suspect was said to be firing from a car, with another driving. A passenger was observed changing clothes, then throwing his hoodie and a gun from the car.

Police believe the passenger, 19-year-old Ming Mee, was the shooter. Both he and the driver, 21-year-old Boon Mee, were arrested. A 40-caliber semi-automatic handgun was recovered.

The Hmong (seen in traditional dress above, in Vietnam, 2004) are an Asian ethnic group from the mountainous regions of China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. American soldiers would characterize them as the "hill people" of the Vietnam War, and understand them to be loyal allies.

This memorial, in honor of Hmong service, is in front of the Fresno County Court House, in downtown Fresno, California. (Photograph credit: Prayitno.)

As CNN noted in reporting the Tulsa shooting, "The Hmongs are an Asian ethnic group. There are an estimated 210,000 Hmongs scattered across the united States. They were an important U.S. ally during the Vietnam War. Many fled the Communist government when combat ended."

In the 1960s and 1970s, many Hmong were secretly recruited by the American CIA to fight against communism during the Vietnam War. After American armed forces pulled out of Vietnam, a communist regime took over in Laos, and ordered the prosecution and re-education of all those who had fought against its cause during the war. Whilst many Hmong are still left in Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, and China (which houses one of the biggest Hmong populations in the world, 5 million), since 1975 many Hmong have fled Laos in fear of persecution, coming to the USA, as well as other Western countries.

This Hmong shooting comes in the wake of the Vietnam-styled self-immolation of Vietnam vet John Constantino on the National Mall in Washington D.C., which took place on the October 4th anniversary of the beginning of the US bombing of Cambodia.


Elsewhere in Tulsa, another multiple shooting occurred on Saturday, October 12th, due to a fight at a night spot (Reverb, above, formerly the Dragon's Lair, below). 


(Dragon exists in Hmong folktales and many Hmong believe dragon actually exists. There are two types of dragons according to the Hmong elders: the River Dragon and Land Dragon. River Dragon are considered the evil one while Land Dragon are considered a luck if you see them. There is absolutely no known link between the Hmong New Year shooting and the former Dragon's Lair shooting. The synch is merely being pointed out.)

Two men shot at Reverb were pronounced dead following the late night incident that left two others injured. According to a police report, a fight broke out in the parking lot of the after hours club around 3 a.m. near 5500 E. 11th Street.

A 21-year-old Marrico McGuire was transported to a Tulsa hospital and was later pronounced dead at the hospital as a result of his injuries. A second unidentified victim has since died. This individual's name online has been reported to be "Dave Muse."

Additional temporal note:  The Chicago Marathon occurs on Sunday, 10-13-13, the first major American marathon since the Boston Marathon bombing almost exactly 6 months ago. Reportedly, security is extremely heightened at that event.