The Olympic Orbit – Monument To Chaos

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by Zen Gardner
Are you kidding me? This is too weird to pass up. Is this idiotic tribute to confusion waltzing towards the gladiator’s arena of human sacrifice or what? What the hell is this thing?
No one in their right mind would approve of a multi-million pound tribute to insanity in their back yard, never mind in their country. This twisted, fiendish message from hell is about as uplifting to humanity as a blender is to a vegetable. At least a veggie gives life…this is spiritually deadly.
It’s ridiculous. But like all Illuminist symbolism and ritual, it’s dead serious.
And centrally placed on the world stage for all to assimilate.
If this is news to you, here’s what I’m referring to in Wikipedia propaganda:

The ArcelorMittal Orbit is a 115 metres (377 ft) high observation tower in the Olympic Park in Stratford, London. The steel sculpture is Britain’s largest piece of public art, and is a permanent, lasting legacy of London’s hosting of the 2012 Summer Olympics, assisting in the post-Olympics regeneration of the Stratford area. Sited between the Olympic Stadium and the Aquatics Centre, allows visitors to view the whole Olympic Park from two observation platforms.

Yes, this thing is real. Real big, real ugly and with real intent.

Behold Your Future DNA, or What?

What’s the fricking message here? We’re gonna twist your DNA to shreds? Twirl and spin your outlook till wrong looks right? Defy normal and natural order to create a world of structural, chemical and ethical insanity?
This is like a transhumanist shape gets stuck inside Jeff Goldblum’s human fly machine.
It looks like a mangled serpentine Caduceus or Ouroboros consuming itself.

Instead Meet the Staff of Asclepius

I found something interesting when investigating this Caduceus aspect. While close to the famous double serpent “medicine” image of the popularized Caduceus, there was something else that preceded it.

There is a 13th sign of the zodiac known as Ophiuchus Serpentarius (or Ophiuchusm), the Serpent Holder, which lies between Scorpio and Sagittarius. Plato called this 13th sign the God of the Underworld and later the Christians of the mediaeval ages changed it into the figure of St. Paul holding a viper before abandoning it altogether. Source

Might just fit the bill, ya think? Who knows what these occult freaks are up to, but it’s worth investigating. Keeps us on our toes while they play their insipid games.
Meanwhile, if you’re not familiar with Ouroboros, which is seen in the galactic plane and also considered to indicate the 13th sign, this is what it’s depicted as: A serpent eating itself. Much like the idiotic ArcelorMittal Orbit if you look at its self-consuming design.

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