Is that a NXIVM scar?
Old Navy tradition was the new sailors were called pollywogs up until they crossed the International Dateline. At that time they would have some type of initiation and then would be called a Shellback. It's for someone that has grown in experience and received their "sea legs".
I want one with a Dragon who breathes fire and the fire and eyes light up!
That would tell me to quit eating donuts!
Yes.
Blue is used usually for kidnappings, hostages, missing people and such.
Red used for killings, murders, terrorist shit, etc….
I can't remember the video that I watched on this, but I'll keep searching for it or something similar.
This is not the video with anchors wearing red or blue clothing and ties; but it is about Sigil Magick. That's why I was always leery of InfoWars because they use the same type of "sigils" that scroll across the backdrop.
News uses it and you will see a lot of Sigil Magick being used when you are watching an NFL football game. Shapes and stuff swooping in and making a wooshing sound. Do you know what I am talking about? It's all used to draw your mind in. Symbols (dots, hash marks, numbers, or whatever) that rotate in and out, and usually accompanied by some type of audio sound (like the "wooshing" noise when your NFL team gets a first down or something like that).
I assume that just with the numbers and symbols that go in and out to hypnotize you, the colors do to. Blue and Red take you in and out. Blue being associated with cool passiveness and Red with hot aggression?
Found this on color. Still not the video I remember, but kind of explains color and the effects on the mind.
The video that I want to find actually shows news anchors and reporters that purposely dress in red or blue for specific stories that they are going to report on that day.
Much like the Sinclair media video that was posted a few months back about fake news, and all those stations read from the exact same script. The same thing will happen with clothes and tie colors that the reporters will wear. WISH I COULD FIND THAT VIDEO!
Oh, well.
This one is interesting.