Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

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June 15, 1864: Arlington National Cemetery established on 200 acres once owned by Mary Anna Randolph Custis Lee, wife of Gen. Robert E. Lee.


How Arlington National Cemetery Came to Be


The phrase “Kilroy was here” started at Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, MA by  ship inspector James J. Kilroy (1902–1962) during WWII, according to most historians. The picture was added at some point. He would mark "Kilroy was here" on the portions of liberty ships he inspected at the Fore River Shipyard. His signature became a symbol of reassurance for American troops, who saw it as a sign that the ship had been properly inspected and was safe. It’s a legit war meme that confounded enemies. Unbeknownst to anyone at the time, it would become a legendary, almost mythical part of American military culture and the history of the war. 


Kilroy was found in ship holds, bathrooms, bridges, and walls, and even painted on the shells of Air Force missiles. It was found scrawled across France, Germany, the entire Pacific theater, and more.

Even Japanese enemy forces were confused and intrigued by the tiny man peering over the wall. Japanese troops were reported to be perplexed by the meme they found all over the Pacific theater. They found it painted onto the sides of tanks and missiles in Guadalcanal and other islands. 

Kilroy’s most notable appearances are the two inscriptions hidden in the World War II memorial in Washington D.C. Tucked away, in small unassuming corners of both the Atlantic and Pacific sides of the memorial, Kilroy has been carved into the marble.

It serves as a tribute to his legacy and impact on the war effort. Many myths and legends cropped up to explain the sometimes baffling and mystifying graffiti man. However, the “Kilroy Was Here” phenomenon was primarily – and remains so – a lasting symbol of the American military during World War II and beyond.  Kilroy even made a comeback in the days of the Korean War. He was similarly spotted in Iraq and Afghanistan. Wherever American troops go, Kilroy seems to follow.

Exploring the Enduring Legacy of “Kilroy Was Here”


June 15, 1971: Conservative Education Secretary, Margaret Thatcher, announced that she planned to end free school milk for junior school pupils, prompting the famous slogan: “Thatcher, Thatcher, milk snatcher”. She later admitted her decision was a major political error.




LGBTQ SPY HISTORY!
Neo-Nazis were distressed to learn a song they adored, Tomorrow Belongs to Me from Cabaret, was written by Fred Ebb, a Jewish gay guy. The patriotic song from Cabaret, in the Biergarten in pre-war Nazi Germany, sung by the Arian Hitler youth. In the vid below you see many young and old people getting taken up by the song, but you also see the old man who remembers WWI and knows what will happen.




Jeremy Clarkson is right, we're living in absurd times. He’s saying what the vast majority of people are & have been thinking about the absolute clown world enforced upon us by our control hungry political leaders.




The world is about to be over and no price is too high, which is why the entire Climate Emergency Fund and A-22 network which funds Just Stop Oil, Extinction Rebellion (both here & across the pond) and others completely legally shields all donors and maintains tax deductible status. You can even sponsor a hunger strike! We ONLY FUND people willing to annoy everyone else. We ONLY DO NOT FUND people who may sue a company in our portfolios or who want to conserve the resources we want to strip mine for our green revolution! Careful there could be people partaking in 501c(3) eligible activities here.


Climate Emergency Fund


New banner motto in light of the WaPo's recent management issues.


NY Times (archived)


Robertson Panel. Disney and Hollywood to control the narrative...




Are you ready for the GONG SHOW??


The Sun’s Polar Magnetic Field will Soon Flip – And GONG is Watching

The sun's magnetic field is about to flip. Here's what to expect


"Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth. They preach, undeterred by particulars, the ancient law of life."
— Hermann Hesse






C-ya tomorrow on the same cat channel.