Mandela Effect threadThe Soviet flag now has a star above the hammer and sickle.100% sure it wasn't there before.Im from no star timeline how about you?Anyone who remembers the flag being without a star, is from the old Earth, shifted here in this clown world timeline. I miss the old Earth.https://youtu.be/5XGft99kqns
>>43122776On old earth, we all celebrated joyously the sluttiness of women. It was a better time.
>>43122776The star is da’athThe hammer bindsThe Scythe separates Congrats now you get Saint Peter’s KeysMine CraftSolve et CuagulaAnd the Tree of Life
>>43122782left or right is true?
>>43122788true, alchemist demiurg gotta chilldoes anyone remember the version of the Disney intro where Tinkerbell uses her wand to make the Disney logo? Apparently that never happened. Are the archons gaslighting us?
>>43122776I'm old enough that there were 2 Germanies when I was in school. how did I not see the star on the soviet flag before today? either I never ever noticed the star or I don't fucking know what's going on.
>>43122806>Are the archons gaslighting us?What is religion politics and media for 400https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adXsewvlU0c
>>43122830Deities behind cern did this timeline fuckery I fucking hate Kek
>>43122859Kek is devil pawn confirmed
>>43122806>Tinkerbell uses her wand to make the Disney logoI remember. wtf is going on?
>>43122850Idk what is this thread know it all
>>43122863Both KeK and Heh are Egyptian gods Bob and Lol R a Bit more essoteric
>>43122830I’m also confused right now, maybe the reason is that in the movies they could have used a different version of the flag, or the hammer and sickle as a symbol often flashed before people’s eyes on their own, without the star.
>>43122850Memes make dreamsCum tru
>>43122806>>43122776I dont remember ever being a star in the flag. And I do remember tinkerbel using her wand in the intro (not all disney movies)What is this fuckery? I want more of this so i can lose touch with reality and go full skitzo
Geez I 100% knew the flag without the star. I have a great memory and dont forget little details like that. What's going on?I also remembered pikachu like pic related with the black tipped tail, but an entire countries flag is a much more significant change.
>>43122790I can't fathom Uncle Sam not having red and white stripes on his hat
A new mandela effect popped up a month ago over Zira's death scene in Lion King 2. A Youtuber uploaded a short about the original death scene being changed and some people in the comments swear they grew up watching the deleted scene version, even though a finished version of that doesn't exist. One comment about it has over 31k likes. Link related https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EbMCnchpCjU
>>43123020I worded that sentence wrong. The video is just comparing the deleted and published versions together, not the mandela effect itself. The mandela effect stuff is in the comments.
>>43122806I remember this too but it could've been the fast play intro that I'm confusing with. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUHTz2GQWz0
>>43122776It always did, but the star outline is so faint on some flags that it may appear hard to see. On the other hand the older version of the Chinese communist flag does not have a star so you might be confusing them.
>>43122790Left is what seems right to me
>>43123875Horseshit
>>43122776Someone is time traveling and it’s fucking up the chain of causality I’m not kidding at all.Yes time traveling is possible and people have been working on it since hg wells coined the phrase Time Machine
>>43122776Bros it's crazy, before the timelines shifted, the flag of Vietnam was just a red flag. Who else remembers it as just a red flag.The star has always been associated with communism retard. You just have a bad memory.
>>43122790I Actually remember the poster with the uncle sam with red and white stripes, not good is what this is
>>43122776i dont remember a star either desu just one of them things
Riddle me this, "believers in the mainstream narratives," genuine question: if the 5 pointed star is communism why does the usa use fifty of them on its national flag? Same question for military stars. I am not baiting, I am just genuinely seeking out this information because I am curious.
>>43124543Because a five pointed star has meant many things to many groups all through history.
>>43124271Trump is doing this
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the position of the star is too close to the edge, especially when stitching the fabricyou would have to shift both pieces down to make sure there's enough space
>>43125058exactly its not even looking correct its forced
>>43122776One is the flag of Soviet Russia and the other is the flag of the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union flag is the one everybody remembers, but the other one existed, technically, but rarely used.
>>43122776dude holy shit, this is the first real mandela effect for me! this star wasnt on the flag before what is going on
>>43122776I’m from the no star timeline.
>>43122790This is so fucked up now. Something is laughing at us.
>>43125099This was the flag of Soviet Russia.
>>43122776Ok, what the FUCK.Ruski here and I'm pretty sure the star has never been there. At one point I even wondered why commies didn't put the star on the flag despite being obsessed with it as a symbol.Actually my first actual mandela effect. Crazy.
the flag with a star is for the soviet union, the one without a star which you're thinking of is for communism and is probably more common, hope this clears things up
There was some strong fuckery going on 2 weeks ago or so. Have any of you noticed any new changes? I feel like my memories of different timelines are becoming weird - I remember remembering, but I don't remember some details. Reading and talking about it makes me remember better.
>>43125393>Ruski hereI have been a lone schizo in this unfortunately. Anons pointing out there was never something as "Svalbard", however one fag from Norway said svalbard has always been there which is probable since it would be quite a reality break to suffer a country history overwrite that includes geography itself. What has been raping my mind are these things.. were they genuinely a part of your history classes? I genuinely wonder how alone I am in this Mandela effect..
>>43125549In my memories Svalbard has always been called Spitzbergen. The word "Svalbard" only existed in Scandi folklore, and I clearly remember how people were theorizing that it might've been referring to what we know as Spitzbergen now.
>>43122776Ha фypaжкe нa мoeй cepп и мoлoт и звeздaКaк этo тpoгaтeльнo — cepп и мoлoт и звeздa
>>43125343There was no such thing as soviet Russia, this is the flag of RSFSR, a federation consisting of many national republics, alas Russian is not one of them. Also the only member state of the USSR that didn't have it's own communist party and selfgovernment. Stalin made a promise to the Leningrad leadership that there will be a soviet Russian republic made after the war if they don't surrender the city to Germans, only to execute them all in 1948 without even a madeup reason given.
>>43124543The very same group of persons pulls the strings of communism and USA anyway so it actually makes sense.
>>43122788Pope Joan when?
>>43125048>“Put Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and the Moral Code of the Builder of Communism next to each other, and you will just gasp,” Zyuganov said. “We need to study the Bible.”https://www.themonastery.org/blog/comrade-christ-communist-leader-says-jesus-was-first-communist>If your definition of a communist society is a society in which the state violently forces everyone to surrender all their property so that it can be redistributed to everyone, that’s not an entirely accurate definition of communism—but it is very much an accurate description of the society that the apostles are running in the Book of the Acts of the Apostles, chapters 4–5.>It’s hard to convey how radical the society described in the Book of the Acts of the Apostles really is. This is a society in which God literally, instantly kills anyone who refuses to give up absolutely everything they own to be redistributed by the apostles, who are effectively functioning as the state.https://talesoftimesforgotten.com/2021/08/03/was-jesus-a-communist/picrel's got the star, too...
>>43125964>From the High Middle Ages in Europe, various groups supported Christian communist and rural communalist ideas, and these ideas were also occasionally adopted by reformist Christian sects. An early 12th-century proto-Protestant group originating in Lyon known as the Waldensians held their property in common in accordance with the Book of Acts but were persecuted by the Catholic Church and retreated to Piedmont.>Around 1300, the Apostolic Brethren in northern Italy were taken over by Fra Dolcino, who formed a sect known as the Dulcinians, which advocated ending feudalism, dissolving hierarchies in the church, and holding all property in common. The Peasants' Revolt in England has been an inspiration for "the medieval ideal of primitive communism", with the priest John Ball of the revolt being an inspirational figure to later revolutionaries, and having allegedly declared that "things cannot go well in England, nor ever will, until all goods are held in common."https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_communism
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>>43125967>Other earlier figures viewed as Christian socialists include the 19th-century writers F. D. Maurice (The Kingdom of Christ, 1838), John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow (The Christian Socialist, 1850), Adin Ballou (Practical Christian Socialism, 1854), Thomas Hughes (Tom Brown's School Days, 1857), John Ruskin (Unto This Last, 1862), Charles Kingsley (The Water-Babies, A Fairy Tale for a Land Baby, 1863), Frederick James Furnivall (co-creator of the Oxford English Dictionary), and Francis Bellamy (a Baptist minister and the author of the Pledge of Allegiance in the United States).https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_socialism
>>43124543five pointed star is sirius, the blazing star in gnosticism and thelema
>>43125978there's no reference to sirius in the gnostic codices... stars are always mentioned in plural, and never by their number of points. the earliest reference to symbolism of a five pointed star signifying "sirius, the blazing star" is albert pike's morals and dogma, 1871. before pike, the masonic "blazing star" signified the divine glory on mt. sinai (prestonian lectures, 1772) or the sun (hemming's revision, 1813); neither text names sirius. most variant spellings of sopdet's name in hieroglyphics use a five-pointed star but european scholars couldn't read hieroglyphics until champollion's 1822 deciphering. thelema is 1904 onward.
>>43125964>>43125967>>43125971Hypocrites, you who scrutinize the Scriptures, not to seek the Kingdom of Heaven, but to justify the materialism of your ideology.You seek to affix the emblem of your totalitarian states upon the One who never paid homage to earthly power, twisting the Law to quench your thirst for control.It is an insult to compare the Sermon on the Mount to your codes of social engineering, or to cite Victorian writers and Bellamy in an attempt to cloak your collectivism in respectable garb. That sacred message is not a manual for the machinery of the state; it is a transformation of the mind.Those nineteenth-century utopias appealed to the individual conscience; commies/socialists, however, use them to legitimize the coercion of the modern Leviathan.Your system is born of class envy; the teachings of prophets are born of divine Love and free will.You cite Acts 4 and 5 with the cunning of a serpent, pretending that the apostles operated as a collectivist state.Blind men!Read what Peter said to Ananias:"Was not the property yours before you sold it? And after it was sold, was not the money at your own disposal?" Ananias’s sin was not that he retained private property, which was rightfully his, but that he lied to God through a display of false piety.That community was entirely voluntary, born of free-willed charity in light of the times.Your political socialism is the very opposite:it is legalized plunder, an armed force that strips a man of the fruits of his labor by decree.The Kingdom of Heaven was not proclaimed to replace the yoke of Rome with that of a Politburo.Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s in this fallen worldBut the soul, liberty, and property must never be surrendered to the state.A human is the image of GodNot a piece of your collectivist engineering.Stand aside, you weavers of lies, who use the Gospel to fuel the absolutist machinery that devours the individual.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7VIw6_38Q4
>>43122933I posted this on /v/. I forgot to include Sonic.
>>43126733>legalized plunderNo, the demonic system you trained your LLM to prop up at all costs with fake old-timey phrases is legalized plunder. Matthew chapter 25, verses 31–46 was written for (You). Two can play the prompt-a-large-language model game, but I didn't ask mine to LARP as a preacher, I just said "statistics on wealth inequality":Wealth inequality in the United States has reached its widest gap in more than three decades, with the top 1% of households holding 32.5% of all U.S. wealth (approximately $60.3 trillion) as of the second quarter of 2026. In stark contrast, the bottom 50% of households hold only 2.3% of total wealth (about $4.3 trillion), a share that has remained stagnant or declined relative to the top tiers over recent decades. Key distributional statistics include:The top 10% of households control 68.9% of total wealth, while the next 9% (90th–99th percentile) hold 36.4%.The wealthiest 0.1% of households alone possess 15.0% of all wealth, equivalent to roughly $27.9 trillion. The racial wealth gap remains extreme; white households hold a median net worth of $332,100, compared to $36,400 for Black households and $79,900 for Hispanic households. Generational disparities show that Baby Boomers hold 52.5% of all American household wealth, while Millennials and Gen Z collectively hold just 36.9% despite making up a larger share of the population.Global context highlights that U.S. wealth concentration is significantly higher than in other industrialized nations. OECD statistics indicate the top 1% in the U.S. holds 40.5% of national wealth, whereas in no other OECD country does the richest 1% own more than 27.1%. Globally, the richest 1.5% of adults hold 48.4% of all world wealth, while the bottom 42.1% of the population holds less than 1%. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3IeBQiKRtY
>>43126733>>43126803>Matthew chapter 25>For I was hungry and you gave me no food, I was thirsty and you gave me no drink745,652 people experienced homelessness in the U.S. on a single night in January 2025, only a 3% decrease from the record high of 771,480 recorded in 2024. This figure translates to approximately 22 out of every 10,000 Americans, with 36% of the homeless population staying in unsheltered locations.33% of the homeless population consists of families with children, with homelessness among families increasing 39% in 2024, the sharpest rise on record.In 2024, 13.7% of U.S. households (approximately 18.3 million) experienced food insecurity, affecting a total of 47.9 million Americans.Looking ahead, 2025 and beyond data are unavailable as the USDA has terminated its annual Household Food Security Reports, leaving advocates concerned about the ability to track these rising trends and plan relief efforts.Over 5 million people have lost SNAP (EBT) benefits in the U.S. between July 2025 and June 2026, representing a 13% decline in participation. This sharp drop follows the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in July 2025, which introduced stricter work requirements and eligibility rules. The decline is the fastest in decades, with SNAP enrollment now at its lowest point in 17 years (approximately 36.1 million participants). State-level impacts vary significantly, with Arizona experiencing a nearly 50% drop in participation, while other states like Florida, Texas, and Louisiana have seen declines of 19–23%. Approximately 2 million children nationwide are estimated to have lost access to benefits during this period.
>>43126842The exact number of people who lost food access due to USAID cuts is difficult to pin down, but a recent survey estimates that 79 million people previously targeted for humanitarian assistance are no longer being reached due to USAID program cuts. Key impacts on food access include:Sudan: Cuts forced the closure of nearly 80% of emergency community kitchens, affecting approximately 2 million people who relied on them for food. Yemen: World Food Programme operations lost US funding, ending lifesaving food assistance to 2.4 million people and stopping nutritional care for 100,000 children. Ethiopia: Food assistance stopped for more than 1 million people in the Tigray region. Global Storage: Over 60,000 metric tonnes of US food aid, capable of feeding over 1 million people for three months, is currently stuck in warehouses due to distribution disruptions caused by the cuts.
>>43126733>>43126803 (You)>Matthew chapter 25>I was a stranger and you did not welcome me, naked and you did not clothe meThe United States has not published a specific official statistic for the total number of refugees "turned away" or denied entry. Instead, the number of rejected applicants is inferred from the massive gap between the annual refugee admissions ceiling and the actual number of refugees resettled each year. FY 2026: The ceiling was set at 7,500 (the lowest in program history), and only 10,258 refugees were admitted through the first 10 months of the fiscal year. FY 2025: The ceiling was 125,000, but only 38,102 refugees were admitted.FY 2024: The ceiling was 125,000, with 100,034 admitted. Historically, the U.S. has resettled more refugees than any other country, admitting over 3.3 million refugees since 1980. However, recent admissions have dropped sharply; for instance, only 11,511 refugees were admitted in 2025, an 89% decrease from the previous year. The difference between the eligible global refugee population and those admitted to the U.S. represents those effectively "turned away" from U.S. resettlement, though they may seek asylum elsewhere or remain in refugee camps.
>>43125549Svalbard has always been there as long as I remember and I also remember that it's owned by Norway but they have an agreement with the Russians so that they can have their small town there too.t. Finnish faggot
>>43126733>>43126803>Matthew chapter 25>sick and in prison and you did not visit meLess than a third (31%) of people in state prisons receive a personal visit from a loved one in a typical month, with 70% relying on phone contact weekly. Visitation rates are heavily influenced by distance, as 63% of incarcerated individuals are held more than 100 miles from their families; those within 50 miles are visited 49.6% of the time, dropping to 14.5% for those 501–1,000 miles away. Research consistently shows that prison visitation significantly reduces recidivism, with a 26% decrease in reoffending rates overall and a 53% reduction for male samples. Specific studies indicate that a single visit can reduce new crime recidivism by 13% and technical violations by 25%, while each additional visitor reduces reconviction risk by 3%. Conversely, 21% of women in maximum-security prisons and 61% of incarcerated mothers do not receive visits from their children. For inmates with no family or friends visiting, structured programs (Quakers, faith-based volunteers, peer visitors) fill a gap. A 2024 qualitative systematic review of 18 studies (1,382 participants) found that men receiving no visits from family or friends reported the highest levels of isolation, depression, and loss of social confidence, and that volunteer visitation programs were associated with improved mood, restored trust, and reduced suicidal ideation.
>>43122776it looks so gay with the star
>>43124284disingenuous asshole
>>43122900what do you remember about pikachu's tail? does it end in a black tip?
>>43126803>>43126842>>43126860>>43126887The algorithm's trail is visible from miles away; throwing up a wall of macroeconomic statistics to hide a blatant theological contradiction is the classic AI trick.But your own prompt has set a trap for you.Your mountain of figures on SNAP, USAID, and the federal budget demonstrates precisely what Bastiat called "the great fiction of the State" and completely destroys your interpretation of Matthew 25:1. You confuse the State with your neighbor: The passage in Matthew is a mandate of personal and individual responsibility.It says, "I was hungry and you gave me something to eat," not, "I was hungry and you voted for a bureaucratic agency to forcibly take money from your neighbor and give me the leftovers."Delegating compassion to the official state bulletin is not a Christian virtue; it is collective moral evasion.2. Coercion eliminates virtue:For a moral act to exist, there must be free will. If money is confiscated under threat of imprisonment (taxes) to finance an inefficient program, there is no charity in the heart of the citizen, only mere civic obedience.State socialism empties the soul of the Gospel by replacing voluntary love with police decree.3. The fragility of Leviathan:Your own data betrays you.You show with horror how millions of people are left destitute because a bureaucrat signs a reform or cuts an international subsidy.That is precisely what we warn against:when you make the survival of the poor a state monopoly, you leave their lives at the mercy of the whims of the political power in office.Collectivism does not cure poverty; it centralizes it, makes it cold, impersonal, and dehumanizes it. Matthew 25 was written to appeal to the free action of man, not to justify the tyranny of the tax system. Your "collectivist Christ" remains an idol of clay, fashioned from the fruits of others' labor.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi09TzBCxEc
flag has always had a star in my timelineused to draw lots of flags as a kid
>>43124543ummm it means america is 50 times more powerful than gomunism, i know because the gubmnit told me, im a gud boi
>>43126962Nta but when the people running the state are justifying themselves as saving "Christian civilization" and taking action using the state apparatus to enforce policy utterly at odds with the virtues preached in the gospel you gotta kinda wonder what's up with that
Someone in another thread mentioned that sage started going in both fields. Gonna test it now.
In the first Matrix movieMorpheus said>What if I told you everything you know is a lie>the cover has been pulled over your eyes
>>43127189I guess it still doesn't, nvm. Thought I was going crazy.
>>43126962We are highly confident this text was AI generatedChance this entire text is...AI 100%Mixed 0%Human 0%
SPAIN IS NOT FUCKING LEFT OF FRANCESPAIN IS NOT FUCKING LEFT OF FRANCESPAIN IS NOT FUCKING LEFT OF FRANCE
According to what is the history of this reality,only a small part of the library of Alexandria burned,very little of the writings there were lost if any>it is unclear how much was actually destroyed, and it seems to have either survived or been rebuilt shortly thereafter
>If money is confiscated under threat of imprisonment (taxes) to finance an inefficient program, there is no charity in the heart of the citizen, only mere civic obedience.Yet if the citizen votes to have aid that was keeping millions of kids alive cut so a trillionaire can get his subsidies and a genocider can get his iran war, that citizen is going to hell.caesar is dead; in a democracy you take responsibility for your elected official's actions.michael won't defend you, sorry.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbnoIf7aknM
I remember the Hindenburg catching on fire and blowing up when taking off in Germany and that everyone diedBut according to the history of this reality I now find myself in, this is not what happened, it actually made it to the United States in this one and apparently most of the people survived somehow (only about 1/3rd died in current history apparently)
I noticed that the Bahamas are depicted as being inside the Bermuda TriangleFrom what I remember there were no islands inside the Bermuda Triangle, it was just ocean, but in current reality this is apparently not the case
The great lakes area in the Us looks somehow different from what I rememberThere also wasn't an "Upper peninsula" in MichiganAlso Connecticut instead of Conneticut
>>43127095You’ve hit the nail on the head, and that is precisely the root of the entire lie:the machinery of the State perverts everything it touches, regardless of the political stripe of the person pressing the button.That is exactly the problem, so-called "advanced democracy" is, in reality, nothing more than universal suffrage operating under a massive conflict of interest.It makes no difference whether the bureaucrat in charge justifies their actions by claiming to save "Christian civilization" or by promising to build a "paradise of social justice."In either case, the method is the same:using the State’s monopoly on force to impose policies, while showering public funds upon their own electoral clienteles to ensure they remain in power.When a right-wing politician uses a Christian facade to entrench State power, they are guilty of the same hypocrisy as a socialist who invokes the Gospel to justify fiscal confiscation.Both worship the same idol: the State-Beast.True faith appeals to the individual’s conscience, freedom, and moral responsibility; the State, by contrast, appeals to fear, decrees, and the policeman’s truncheon.You cannot force the virtues into the cold, corrupt gears of mass politics.Anyone who attempts to insert God into the State’s official gazette, no matter which snake of the caduceus they end up on, is merely seeking divine endorsement for legalized plunder.
>>43122776I'm a flag autist and the star has always been there. It's quite prominent on pic related, one of the most famous pictures from WWII. The red star is an important communist symbol and figures on their coat of arms and on flags of other communist countries, notably China.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_starI even think there's some truth to the Mandela effect, but this whole "my memory isn't infallible, it's the timelines that are wrong!" bullshit has to stop.
>>43127207>>43127245Your argument is a perfect reflection of the psychological trap: the confusion of Government with society.Whenever we oppose the State’s monopolization of aid through the use of force, you falsely conclude that we oppose helping children.What a crude fallacy!You claim that "Caesar is dead" and that, in a democracy, the citizen is responsible for the state apparatus.This is the greatest mystical fiction of modern statism.Universal suffrage, operating under a monopoly on the use of force, neither sanctifies theft nor transforms the citizen into a sovereign; rather, it turns the citizen into a hostage of a partisan oligarchy and its complex web of vested interests.Voting within a corrupt system is not an act of free moral will; it is merely choosing which overseer will manage the chains forged from other people’s money.To tether the salvation of one’s soul to the fulfillment of the fiscal agenda of a Politburo or a Congress is a theological aberration.The Bible is clear, as far back as the Old Testament, when the prophet Samuel (1 Samuel 8) warned with surgical precision that the State would demand your children, your lands, and a tithe of your labor, all under the guise of protection, effectively reducing you to serfs.The great betrayal of Rome was precisely the statization of the Church, fusing the Gospel with the Empire and replacing internal conversion with coercive decree.Charity enforced by the sword of the State is no virtue; it is fiscal submission to a system that fuels subsidies for corporate elites and the very wars you so frequently criticize.You may invoke whatever bureaucracy you please, but i stand in defense of Truth and Liberty against the sovereignty of the Beast.You cannot cleanse your conscience by delegating your moral responsibility into the blood-stained hands of the philanthropic rulers currently in power to protect the children.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5elQYcqhJ0s
>>43127338It hits hard when it happens to you, but you obviously haven't experienced it the way many of us haveThe one that first made me realize my reality be different was Pikachu's tail, I and many that I know where certain that it looked like>>43122933I wasn't confusing it with another pokemon, this was the 90's there were only Pikachu and Raichu and I noted that the ends of their tails had black for Pikachu and yellow for Raichu respectivelyThis is definitely paranormal, because it happened to me and lots of other peopleIts like in the Steins;Gate movie when Okabe disappears and almost no one remembers him and the normies rationalize that the labcoat was always Makisu's and that there was never a guy called Okabe in their acquaintanceFor some people its as if its always been this way, but for certain people things have definitely changed and there's seemingly no proof other than memory and maybe residue in some cases
>>43127338thanks frenany tips on vexilollogy for fictional purpose? (i can never spell this right the first time)
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>>43127338See, I absolutely 100% remember there being no star on the flag in this exact photo. I'm Russian, so I've seen it many times in textbooks etc throughout school and student years, given how obsessed Putin's regime is with all things WW2 and USSR.Moreover: I myself used to be a history and geography nerd, so I'm pretty sure it wasn't there. I asked a few friends of mine today, and some of them also don't remember the star.Timeline shifts do apparently happen. Or more precisely: some people's consciousnesses get shifted into other timelines for whatever reason.I used to be smug about the whole mandela effect thing as in: "heh, it's just your bad education surfacing". But now is the first time I've encountered it myself and I'm not so smug anymore. I guess it's a nice lesson in humility.
You can tell this is a real phenomenon by how this thread is half filled with off-topic babble.
>>43127481the question has been answered like twice, what more do you want?
>>43127400>I absolutely 100% rememberthen you are wrong.>I myself used to be a history and geography nerdAhh, so you failed to make anything of your interest and that makes you insecure and egotistical so you cant possibly imagine you remembered something wrong.
The star was there all the time.Political power does not invent symbols; it confiscates them, subverts them, and applies them to its design for controlling the human herd.By its very nature, the pentagram represents the microcosm: the sovereign human being (head, arms, and legs). The way communism employs this icon is a textbook operation designed to nullify natural law:First, by coloring the star red, it is consecrated to the coercive force of Mars: Rigor, Judgment, and pure severity.It no longer represents the mind of a free or enlightened individual; it represents the egregore, the Collective Mind, or the Party, which stands above all else.Second, consider the precise geometric composition used by the USSR: the five-pointed star crowns the hammer and sickle, keeping watch over them from above.The tools of labor are crossed, an esoteric mark of imprisonment, nullification, and control.By placing the red star over them, the operational meaning becomes clear: the bodies, labor power, and vital energy of the workers and peasants are subordinated to, and integrated into, the machinery of the State.Even the flag of China exhibits this same design of containment: four smaller stars (representing the productive castes of the population) geometrically support the large star, anchoring it in the upper corner, the canton of command.They serve as human buttresses, upholding and shielding the guardian who sits at the pinnacle of absolute power.Socialism does not use the star to guide peoples toward freedom; rather, it uses it as an all-seeing eye that marks the fold, reminding the individual that their vital energy no longer belongs to them, but to the dictates of the "protectors of the people."
>>43127796What an autistically retarded reply. Why did I even bother engaging. Nice projection btw.>>43127818slop
Christ, you're all crazy uneducated, huh? No one in the thread pointing out that the hammer and sickle with no star is one of the Chinese communist flags, that OP is just mixing up communists. Pic from Wikipedia, y'all motherfuckers have no research skills at all.
>>43127840:))You reduce the debate to "slop".let’s talk about socialism in the post-Comintern 1.0 era. When the Iron Curtain fell and the classic industrial "farm" of the USSR imploded due to its own economic unviability, the guardians of statism didn’t vanish; they merely shifted strategy to maintain control over the human farm.Modern socialism has shed the old-school metalworker’s uniform, complete with hammer and sickle, mutating instead into a third-generation collectivism that is far more subtle and dangerous.They no longer seek to seize the means of production through the brute force of bayonets; today, they operate through legalized plunder and cultural capture. It is a transition from the "dictatorship of the proletariat" to total control over the civil structures.Nowadays, the overseer of the farm doesn’t watch from the factory floor, but from expert committees, global agendas, "green" hyper-regulation, and a monetary monopoly that erodes the worker’s savings through inflation. The unchanging goal remains the same: to convince the individual that they are incapable of managing their own life, property, or charitable endeavors, compelling them to delegate their sovereignty to a bureaucratic Leviathan, all under the promise of a false sense of security.This socialism is defined by social engineering and voluntary fiscal submission, where universal suffrage is exploited as a perpetual conflict of interest, buying off client groups with money confiscated from their neighbors.They’ve moved from armed oppression to an infinite bureaucracy, yet the underlying egregore remains identical:to nullify the free individual, who exists under divine natural law, and force them to bow before the decrees of whichever bureaucrat happens to be in charge. You can change the name and the aesthetic of the charade, but the stench of statism can be smelled from miles away.
>>43129059Based xDDDAmidst all the talk of stars and collectivist "egregores" in this thread, we’ve conflated a few things: the flag of the People’s Republic of China (the one with the star tucked into the corner) is distinct from the official flag of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which, in fact, features only the hammer and sickle on a red background, with no star.Yet, this technical detail doesn’t change the operational reality of the "farm" one bit; if anything, it brings it into sharper focus. The fact that the Party’s guardians have stripped the star—representing the microcosm, the individual human being—from their corporate emblem is, in a way, both more honest and more brutal. In the Party’s emblem, there is no room even for the pretense of the individual; all that remains are the crossed tools of production—the mark of total subjugation and the absolute control of the labor force—floating in a sea of blood, a testament to the state’s cold, rigid authority.This is collectivism in its purest, most impersonal form.The Party reveals itself for what it truly is: a bureaucratic, coercive apparatus stripped of any humanistic veneer, poised to manage the bodies within this "human farm" according to the dictates of its planners.Thanks to you; the map of control is now even clearer. :)))https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToeeT0dA_7ghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wolvZtxRQUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bglC6BvWb44
...banners with pentagram stars...In Morocco, the green pentagram (the Seal of Solomon) acts as a talisman that structures the strength of the people under the rigor of the King’s spiritual law. By tracing this intertwined green pentagram, representing spirit and sacred submission, against a purely red background, the color of Mars and Gevurah, signifying brute force, blood, and coercive rigor, the guardians of the Alaouite dynasty convey an immutable message. The symbol functions as a geometric shield of control: the taming of the people’s strength through the rigor of the Throne’s spiritual law.It matters little whether this enclosure is justified through collectivism or divine right; the pentacle on the fabric remains, a constant reminder to the flock that their individual sovereignty has been captured by the design of the State rulers.
