England

[watatoad]

Hope you do not mind me sticking in my new campaign slogan...hehehe

[chesters1]

you can stick it where you want

[DavyR]

The idea that fascist = right wing extremist is entemologically and completely and totally wrong.

 

How do you explain the Death's Head Moth then - it carries a blatant SS insignia on its body.

 

Edited October 14, 2010 by DavyR

[chesters1]

its just national socialist

Simon Wiesenthal wasnt too bothered

 

is there right of left wing extremists or just people who care more than the lazy useless middle of the roaders? after all either end wants the same thing the middle just cannot make its mind up so nothing changes making either end more eager to be either end

Edited October 14, 2010 by chesters1

[watatoad]

How do you explain the Death's Head Moth then - it carries a blatant SS insignia on its body.

 

 

Maybe it was the insects who started everything just for the fun of it and to keep us too busy ranting with each other to notice them taking over.

 

The Death's Head Moth was named by a human and humans have always been copying nature - so long long ago in a world very different than it is today some Viking Dude spotted the Moth and drew the first sig rules for the Norse alphabet, later a possibly drunk Dude spotted the sig rune and thought (within the drunken stupor) Aha...we are simply not very good at it, maybe it's time we learned to find the human way.

 

Quote:

"While the rune itself has no direct connection to National-Socialism, the Sig rune used by Karl Maria Wiligut (Himmler's official occultist) in his own runic row (Wiligut runes) was used in the context of Nazi mysticism and is most commonly used to refer to the insignia of the Schutzstaffel (SS) of the Third Reich.

 

Guido von List in his "Armanen runes" called the rune "Sig", apparently based on Sigel, thus changing the concept associated with it from "Sun" to "victory" (German Sieg), arriving at a sequence "Sig", "Tyr" in his row, yielding Sigtyr (God of victory), a name of Odin. Under this name of "Sig rune", the s-rune played a certain role in Fascist symbolism, most notably in the badge of the Schutzstaffel (SS), but this is credited to the Wiligut runic row of Karl Maria Wiligut as opposed to Guido von List.

Two white oblique Sig Runes on black: The symbol of the Nazi SS

 

The SS Sig Runes design was created in 1931 when Walter Heck, a Sturmführer in the SS, drew two reversed and inverted Sig Runes side by side and noticed the similarity to the initials of the SS. Heck sold the rights of the Sig Runes to the SS for 2.5 Reichsmarks, and the runes were quickly adopted as the insignia of the Schutzstaffel and became one of the most commonly used forms of SS unit insignia. [1]

 

The Hitler Youth also used a single Sig Rune, but not as the emblem of its organization. The similarity to the SS insignia was an indication that the Hitler Youth was considered by many to be a central recruiting area for membership in the SS.

 

Wiligut wrote of the rune in 'Whispering of Gotos – Rune-Knowledge' under the pseudonym Jarl Widar in the magazine Hagal 11 (1934), Heft 7, pp. 7-15]' in the section '6. Runes Speak!':

 

* "In the Al Gotos’ fire of Spirit in Matter demonstrates – Through Energy the “sig-sal-sol-sun-rune,” and mastery of creation…"

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Quote from:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sig_%28rune%29

[Renrag39]

Holy crap, the contents of my skull just smeared themselves over the monitor... not a significant mess I concede, but traumatic nonetheless.

 

I'm voting for the cat god Bast. Extrapolate that!

 

Renrag

[watatoad]

:bigemo_harabe_net-163:

 

After all the mammals are long dead and gone one cockroach turned to another and said 'They never did understand that we were studying them. they had so much hope and promise but spent all their time fighting instead of improving themselves and their lot.'

 

Do you really want me to Extrapolate...hehehe you really don't want me to, believe me.

Edited October 14, 2010 by watatoad