Sunday, May 1, 2011

What Does The White Wolf Mean?

Capitalist Empire Red Star

"red star - apart from the hammer and sickle communist symbol
, popularized after the October Revolution
throughout the forming
to Soviet Russia - later the Soviet Union.
With the spread of Soviet influence in the world
, red star mark
took to their emblems
communist parties around the world, appeared also in godłach
and country flags
real socialism (with the exception of the PRL and the GDR). "

Source: Wikipedia.org


There People who think that the reality surrounding us is filled with Masonic symbols, and occult satanistycznymi. For such people should Farhan Khan, a young Muslim in Britain, whose views I described in the articles "Farhan Khan and the Order of the Illuminati" and "Masonic Farhan Khan and Islamophobia." There are people searching for music videos, films and texts, references to the so-called songs. mind control (Project Monarch, also known as MK-ULTRA). Among them are the authors of the VigilantCitizen.com, about which I mentioned in a column entitled "Money dirty drain.

Although Khan's views and publication Vigilant Citizen I approach with caution, they meant that I began to look closely at the characters around me, and symbols. Thanks I noticed that in our everyday life ... there is always a red star. And yet, the red star is a world-renowned symbol of Bolshevism, who wore, among others officers of the Stalinist political police, the NKVD! The sign referred to, is also present on the current flag of the Korean People's Democratic Republic (North Korea).

Rather, whoever said that in the twenty-first century red stars surround themselves with only the residents of communist and socialist countries. So in fact consists of a star in the color of blood is always present in countries that have already moved away from these regimes either do not implement them at all. Funny thing is, however, is that the symbol of Bolshevism - an ideology based on hatred of private property - appears in the logs and the names of most private enterprises! To see this, simply type into the search engine Google for "red star" in different languages \u200b\u200b(eg English - "Red star", German - "roter stern," Italian - "stella rossa ', English -' estrella roja" Dutch - "rode the helm," Portuguese - "Estrela Vermelha", Welsh - 'seren goch).

red star is typically a five-or six-, exist separately, although sometimes it appears in the company of "other such stars. Sometimes it is an important, eye-catching element of the composition, other times there is a small, discreet and easy to miss. You do not always have the contours, and if anything, is usually white, yellow or black. Often appearing substitute red star is ... white star on a red background. Anyone who has the desire, you may find that twinkie "auroras of color, the color of roses and blood" [quoted Jopek Maleńczuk] or its substitute appears:

- in the logs of western eateries: Red Star Chinese Restaurant, Little Star Pizza, Red Star Pizza Cafe, Red Star Tavern, Lone Star Steakhouse, Red Star Revolutionary Pizza, Red Star Pizza Stella Rossa Espresso Bars, The Red Star Bar & Grill

- in the name of Stella Rossa Italian pizzeria Pizza Bar (logo of this restaurant does not contain a red star, but "stella rossa "Berlusconi is in the" red star ")

- in the logs and the names of clubs, bands and companies engaged in the popularization of music: Digital Music Red Star, Red Star & Prestige, Reverb Nation, Red Star Sounds, Disco Devils, Red Star Institute, a Red Star Radio, Star Club, KYPCK / Kursk, Commandantes, Red Star Bullets

- in the logs and / or names of sports clubs: Red Stars Basketball Club, KK Crvena Zvezda, CF Estrella Roja de Santa Brigida, Perth Red Star Scooter Club, Chicago Red Stars, Roter Stern Vienenburg, FC Stella Rossa, Rode Ster Gingelom, Rode Ster Malinas, Gehandicaptensport Nederland, Esporte Clube Estrela Vermelha, Vila Nova Futebol Clube, Seren Goch Community Football Club, Red Star Hockey Club, Red Star Skateboards, Club Atletico Estrella Roja de Santiago del Estero

- in the name and logo of the Mexican transport company Estrella Roja, and hence: on buses used The company's

- clothing companies in the names: Red Star Jeans, Stella Rossa Clothing, Stella Rossa Leather Fashion

- in the title song, "Red Stars" by The Birthday Massacre

- in the name and logo of the Red Star Poker

- Heineken beer in the logo

- in the name and logo of the company producing sunglasses: Wear Red Star World

- in the name of London construction company: Stella-Ross Contractors Ltd

- in the name and logo of a German bookstore / antique: Roter Stern Modernes Antiquariat Buchhandlung

- in the name and logo of the group on computer graphics: Stella Rossa

Design - in the name and logo of a company specializing product placement in the Red Star Media Ltd.

- in the name and logo of organizing the event: Red Star Adventure

- in the name and logo of the company producing the skis: Kneissl Red Star SC

- in the name and logo Bratislava hostel Red Star Hostel in Bratislava

- in the name of the choir conducted by A. Bażałkina: Red Star

- In the name of the agency: Red Star Travel Agency

- in the name and logo of US-Chinese art gallery: Red Star Press

- in the name of Red Star Holdings Ltd

- in the name of the museum Belgian Red Star Line

- names and logos in the organization, the Communist party and militia (probably obvious!)

And Hugo knows where else ...

In this article, I will not write about whether these examples, which is nearly sixty, offend my beliefs and agree in the sense of good taste. Clearly do not want to judge people who are responsible for selecting those names and logos designs. Why? Because I'm not sure if they intentionally have established the Bolshevik tradition, or did it unconsciously.

I see a problem, however. Well, part of the "czerwonogwiezdnych" companies operating in the Polish Republic, and in our country to promote the communist (and fascist and Nazi) symbols is prohibited by law. The question therefore arises whether the display of logos of these companies is legal. You should also ask about the more general case, a truly philosophical. Is the company logos are always commercial in nature, or whether they can express deeper content - social, political, and world? Where is the line between advertising and call for serious reflection? And the logo, such as described in this article the red star may tell us something about the company or of its authorities?

And another thing ... Does the presence in our reality, the red star does not hurt the feelings of people who have bad memories associated with the communists? Are the victims of the NKVD, UB, SB, and MO, who saw the oczopieprzny sign "Red Star", do not resemble the bleak moments of the past? Is scary in public places Bolshevik stars are not a mockery of the people injured by the "red"? Why does not anyone rebels against joining the logos of red stars? If the logs of different companies there was a swastika, the Nazi opponents will protest against such a thing!

How is it possible that the Bolshevik symbols are prevalent not only in post-communist countries, but also those who never experienced communism? Is this evidence of a kind of longing or a train to the totalitarian ideology? Why does the red star appears most frequently in the names / logos of sports clubs and entities associated with the music? Are some athletes associate Communism with the power and victory, and some young Bolsheviks considered to be authorities on the revolt against the social order? How do so many eateries that use the red star?

As you can see, after 1989, Communism has not totally disappeared from our lives. It is still present in popular red star symbol - regardless of whether someone knowingly exposes him or not. Both in Poland and abroad, there are many companies, sports teams, bands and other speakers of star formations in the color of strawberries. Stems from this fact an interesting proposal. Well, the red star is a cliché - the trite and indicating a lack of inventiveness. Do we really want to use something as boring and non-original?


Natalia Julia Smith,
30 April - 1 May 2011

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