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Moloch = Owl?

Axiom_Blade

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OK, I got into a conversation with some conspiracy guy at a party the other night. This person was in deep, too; he was talking about ancient Satanic secret societies that control history, etc. etc. He said he knew all about this from studying history and politics. When I asked him why I hadn't seen any of this in any history books, he said it was because I was looking at the "censored" history.

Anyways, we were discussing Moloch. I said it was a bull, he thinks it's an owl. When I put "Moloch" into the almighty Google (which is probably another part of the Conspiracy by now), I found a bunch of references to a half-bull, half-man deity. When I put in "moloch owl", I got a bunch of links to Bohemian Grove, and hidden owls on dollar bills.

So, my question is: does anyone, besides the conspiradroids, think that there was an owl god named Moloch?
Was this just made up to make Bohemian Grove look more evil? And who made this up? Alex Jones?
 
Wiki.de says:

* ein Synonym für eine gnadenlose, alles verschlingende Gegebenheit
* ein mystisch-religiöser Begriff, siehe Moloch (Religion)
* eine Erzählung aus dem Jahre 1896 des russischen Schriftstellers Alexander Kuprin, siehe Der Moloch
* eine symbolische Gestalt, die in Allen Ginsbergs Gedicht Howl angeklagt wird
* in der Biologie eine Gattung der Agamen (Agamidae). Bekanntester Vertreter dieser Gattung ist der australische Dornteufel (Moloch horridus).
* die frühere deutsche Bezeichnung für die Marvel-Comicfigur Juggernaut, siehe Figuren aus dem Marvel-Universum
* eines der zwölf Zeichen des schwarzen Tierkreises – steht für ein menschenfressendes Ungeheuer
* das größte Schiff in der von Walter Moers erschaffenen Welt „Zamonien“
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* a synonym for a merciless, all devouring condition
* a mystic religious term, see Moloch (religion)
* a narration from 1896 of Russian writer Alexander Kuprin, see the Moloch
* a symbolic shape, which is accused in Ginsbergs poem "Howl"
* in biology a kind of the Agamen (Agamidae). Most well-known representative of this kind is the Australian thorn devil (Moloch horridus).
* the earlier German name for the Marvel Comic character Juggernaut, see figures from the Marvel universe (CONSPIRACY! :D)
* one of the twelve indications of the black animal circle - stands for a human eating monster
* the largest ship in the world of walter Moer´s „Zamonien “
 
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I think Alex Jones just made it up. As usual, he has never cited any sources about the Moloch thing.
 
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Axiom_Blade said:
So, my question is: does anyone, besides the conspiradroids, think that there was an owl god named Moloch?
Was this just made up to make Bohemian Grove look more evil? And who made this up? Alex Jones?
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I can only reveal that information to those who know the secret handshake or its ASCII equivalent.
 
Computer enhancement of Bohemian Grove reveals it's not really an owl:
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Axiom_Blade said:
OK, I got into a conversation with some conspiracy guy at a party the other night. This person was in deep, too; he was talking about ancient Satanic secret societies that control history, etc. etc. He said he knew all about this from studying history and politics. When I asked him why I hadn't seen any of this in any history books, he said it was because I was looking at the "censored" history.
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The problem with that is that in this case the censored history would have to include the bible as about the only mention of Moloch appears to be in the bible and there he appears to have been mixed up with other gods such as Ba,al

Anyways, we were discussing Moloch. I said it was a bull, he thinks it's an owl. When I put "Moloch" into the almighty Google (which is probably another part of the Conspiracy by now), I found a bunch of references to a half-bull, half-man deity. When I put in "moloch owl", I got a bunch of links to Bohemian Grove, and hidden owls on dollar bills.


So, my question is: does anyone, besides the conspiradroids, think that there was an owl god named Moloch?
Was this just made up to make Bohemian Grove look more evil? And who made this up? Alex Jones?
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Never run across owls with gods outside goddes of wisdom.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molekh

Moloch or Molech or Molekh representing Hebrew מלך mlk is either the name of a god or the name of a particular kind of sacrifice associated historically with Phoenician and related cultures in north Africa and the Levant.
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Nothing about an owl so far beside CT-sites...
 
apathoid said:
Why would an evil organization choose an owl as their mascot anyhow?
C'mon, owls are freakin' adorable!
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Native Americans would not agree, to some of them the owl is a symbol of death and misfortune. While the rattle snake is Devinne.
It is cultural bias.
 
In India, the owl is (correctly) considered a stupid bird. You can call a dense person an unlu in Hindi -- if you're feeling lucky.

Somehow the above ties in with CTers. Feels right, I guess.
 
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Alex and his fans also believe the secret ruling elite are putting up buildings all over the world that look like owls. Sort of a hide-in-plain-sight thing. These guys honestly think they're geniuses.
 
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PerryLogan said:
Alex and his fans also believe the secret ruling elite are putting up buildings all over the world that look like owls. Sort of a hide-in-plain-sight thing. These guys honestly think they're geniuses.
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That hotel in Dubai kinda looks like an owl. Apart from that one - I cant think of any..
 
jhunter1163 said:
Well, I'm not sure I'd go as far as "adorable", but let's face it, they're not particularly scary. Certainly not the first bird that would jump to mind when thinking about evil scary things.
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I asked my wife - she said "thrush".
 
jhunter1163 said:
Well, I'm not sure I'd go as far as "adorable", but let's face it, they're not particularly scary. Certainly not the first bird that would jump to mind when thinking about evil scary things.
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Budgie.
 
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