May 25 is Red Nose Day in the United States.

Odds are you’re one of the Americans who don’t know exactly what that means. In 2016, Comic Relief USA, which stages the event, surveyed 1,000 Americans and found that “60 percent didn’t quite understand what we did,” says Janet Scardino, CEO of the group.

The short explanation: It’s a campaign to raise money to fight child poverty. (hmm, do you see any improvement in the child poverty situation???  Just how do they fight it?  Where does the money go?  In a world where it is illegal to feed the hungry and those who do are shutdown and/or arrested and thrown in jail, it is hard for me to believe that the elite behind this “charity/holiday truly care about feeding the hungry.  If you are like me, you get sick of seeing the same tired outreach videos over and over again, with no real impact to be seen on the world stage.  Poverty, hunger, homelessness and abuse is at an ALL TIME  HIGH.   Where does all that money go??  Sure, they will show you films of someone who says they have been helped, but consider all the charities involved and all the money raised.  For them claim to have impacted anyone all they have to do is donate a tiny little portion of money to a charity that claims to be doing the work.  It is a farce!  Believe me.  If you were ever able to see a complete open and honest breakdown of the funds brought in and how they are distributed, it would make you ANGRY! ) 

But how does buying a red foam nose at a drugstore for a buck help the cause? And does this charity with the silly name really do good work?

We did some reporting, and here’s what we learned.

The British charity Comic Relief started Red Nose Day in England in 1985 as a way to raise money to fight child poverty. Why Red Nose Day and not, say, Fight Child Poverty Day? It’s hard to get a definitive answer. But it appears the organizers wanted a symbol that would make people laugh. Everyone fromJustin Timberlake to Mindy Kaling have put on red noses to promote the fundraising effort.

Red Nose Day is held every two years in the U.K. and has raised $1.4billion (1+4=5), which is distributed to charities that fight child poverty.  (That is very vague.  What charities and how do THEY fight child poverty?)

Four years ago, the event crossed over to the U.S., where it’s become an annual event. In the weeks leading up to Red Nose Day and on the day itself, money is raised in all sorts of ways. Of the dollar people pay to buy a red nose — including a new sparkly version flecked with silver glitter — at Walgreens and Duane Reade drugstores, 50 centsgoes to charity (the other half covers the cost of producing the nose). (and what covers the cost of all the personnel involved and the advertising budget and the activities, concerts and events centered around this holiday?)

Since April 2, the charity has sold 9million (9 is sacred and the cube of 3. 999 is 666 inverted) red noses, resulting in $4.5 million in proceeds (4+5=9 another 9). But there’s lots of other ways to give. On the fundraising website Omaze (Chaldean Numerology The numerical value of omaze in Chaldean Numerology is: 6; Pythagorean Numerology The numerical value of omaze in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6), people can donate up to $5,000 to win a picnic with actor Hugh Grant at the park featured in Notting Hill or join the cast of The Crown (Corona) for a garden tea party. Eighty (80) percent of the donations raised from these experiences goes to Red Nose Day USA. (they don’t even tell us how much of the “proceeds” from these fundraisers goes to “fight child hunger”.

In the weeks leading up to the big day, the charity releases short online films to encourage donations. In one video, Victoria Beckham of the Spice Girls, a longtime supporter of Red Nose Day, visits Koro Kocho, one of the poorest neighborhoods in Nairobi, and talks to the organizers and students of BoxGirls, a Red Nose Day-supported programthat uses boxing to teach girls self-defense and help build up confidence.  (WHAT?? Wait, RED NOSE DAY supports other charities with the funds they receive??  I thought they were raising money to feed hungry kids.)

The highlight of the event is a three-hour telethon, which will take place on Thursday night on NBC, hosted by comedian Chris Hardwick. Viewers are urged to call in and make a donation during the programming . It includes a game show, hosted by comedian Jane Lynch, featuring Jack Black, Kelly Clarkson and Isla Fisher, and a special episode of Celebrity Ninja Warrior. (and all this air time, production costs and celebrity participation is free, right? Or is that deducted from the “proceeds”?)

The last hour of the evening will include videos of Comic Relief’s work to combat child poverty in the U.S., Puerto Rico and poor communities in Africa, Asia and Latin America.  (Wait a minute, with all the immigrants fleeing poverty in their native lands and all the American kids whose families have been displaced and with everyone out of work, what is being done to feed the hungry children RIGHT HERE?)

The charity works with nonprofit organizations like Feeding America, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Save the Children and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance to distribute food and medicine to children in need. According to the organization’s 2015 tax filings, these partners receive 85 percent of Comic Relief’s proceeds.

Red Nose Day also receives funding from corporations like M&Ms, which donated $1 million this year. And the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, a supporter of NPR, is offering a public match of $250,000 to encourage donations via email.   (Bill and Melinda the VACCINE pushers, this charity mentions providing vaccines.  Hmmm I wonder who makes money on those? And notice, they want everyone getting regular vaccines throughout their entire LIFE!  God only knows what they are already putting in them, and what they may put in them in the future.  Right into your bloodstream!)

Charity Navigator, which rates nonprofits using a four-star evaluation system, has found that most of Red Nose Day’s charity partners have a three or four-star rating.  (Why are charities supporting other charities? Isn’t the money supposed to be used for the specific purpose it was raised?)

Then there’s the question of the goofiness of it all. Part of the appeal of Red Nose Day is that it makes people feel good,says David Bishai, a professor who specializes in economics and public health at Johns Hopkins University. “The red nose doesn’t drag you into the dark side of the poor, showing you children with swollen bellies. That’s not fun,” he says. “The [campaigners] say: We understand there’s terrible suffering in the world and we’re doing something about it.” (WHAT? Seriously folks, DO WE REALLY NEED TO BE TRICKED INTO CHARITY???   WHY DON’T WE JUST REACH OUT ONE ON ONE TO THOSE IN OUR OWN COMMUNITIES THAT WE CAN SEE AND TOUCH?  That is really the only way you can KNOW that you are helping someone. Charity has become a HUGE BUSINESS!  A CORRUPT BUSINESS!)

Clown History

The history of clowns is a vast subject and one could write a book about it if one had time! Luckily, there have been others with the willpower! There have been several good books on the subject, notably “Clowns” by Douglas Newton; “Bring on the Clowns” by Beryl Hugill; “Clowning Through” by Frank Foster and “Clowns & Pantomimes” by M. Willson Disher to mention just a very small selection. I have used several in my research for this article and I acknowledge the authors with gratitude! Please see my Bibliography at the end of this article.   (There is some good information in this article. You can view the entire article by clicking the link above)
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Trickster an alchemist, a magician.  a trickster is a god, goddess, spirit, man, woman, or anthropomorphic animal who plays tricks or otherwise disobeys normal rules and conventional behavior. Crystalinks.com Trickster – noun a deceiver; cheat; fraud. a person who plays tricks. a supernatural figure appearing in various guises and typically engaging in mischievous activities, important in the folklore and mythology of many primitive peoples and usually conceived as a culture hero. Dictionary.com

Prankster –noun   One who causes minor trouble or damage: devil, imp, mischief, rascal, rogue, scamp. Informal: cutup.Freedictionary.com Prankster – Pathological liars, or “mythomaniacs,” may be suffering from histrionic personality disorder or narcissistic personality disorder. UrbanDictionary.com Prankster– noun someone who plays practical jokes on others Synonyms: cut-up, hoaxer, practical  joker, tricker, trickster Type of: bad hat, mischief-maker, trouble maker, troublemaker, troubler  someone who deliberately stirs up trouble Vocabulary.com

..Practical Joker.. 1. practical joker – n -someone who plays practical jokes on others cut-up, hoaxer, prankster, tricker, trickster bad hat, mischief-maker, troublemaker, troublemaker, troubler – someone who deliberately stirs up trouble 2. practical joke – n –A mischievous trick played on a person, especially one that causes the victim to experience embarrassment, indignity, or discomfort.   Source: TheFreeDictionary.com

ANYTHING THAT HIDES, DISTORTS, COVERS UP, DIMINISHES, PERVERTS, or DIVERTS FROM THE TRUTH IS A LIE!

No matter the intent of the liar or nobility of the goal.  A LIE is a LIE!

Spacer lie – [ lahy ] spacer noun a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood. something intended or serving to convey a false impression; imposture: His flashy car was a lie that deceived no one. an inaccurate or false statement; a falsehood. an untrue or inaccurate statement that may or may not be believed true by the speaker or writer verb (used without object), lied, ly·ing. to speak falsely or utter untruth knowingly, as with intent to deceive. to express what is false; convey a false impression. verb (used with object), lied, ly·ing. to bring about or affect by lying (often used reflexively): to lie oneself out of a difficulty; accustomed to lying his way out of difficulties. fiction, falsehood, deception, evasion, myth, forgery, slander, distortion, tale, inaccuracy, perjury, deceit, misrepresentation, dishonesty, fabrication, disinformation, mislead, promote, misrepresent, deceive Source: Dictionary.com

OCCULT = Hidden/Secret/Covered-Up disguise – [ dis-gahyz, dih-skahyz ] verb (used with object), dis·guised, dis·guis·ing. to change the appearance or guise of so as to conceal identity or mislead, as by means of deceptive garb: The king was disguised as a peasant. to conceal or cover up the truth or actual character of by a counterfeit form or appearance; misrepresent: to disguise one’s intentions.  noun that which disguises; something that serves or is intended for concealment of identity, character, or quality; a deceptive covering, condition, manner, etc.: Noble words can be the disguise of base intentions. the makeup, mask, costume, or overall changed appearance of an entertainer: a clown’s disguise. the act of disguising:to speak without disguise. the state of being disguised; masquerade: The gods appeared in disguise. guise, veil, cloak, camouflage,  trickery,  conceal, belie,  deceive,  hide,  obscure,  alter, blind, color,  pretension, costume,  facade, dress, counterfeit, coloring, pseudonym Source: Dictionary.com

The Devil’s Lies – excerpts presented here, view the entire article by clicking the link. 

SSatanas a CLOWN in Pop Culture Illuminati Symbolism

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Are you beginning to see the picture?  REMEMBER that Satan is not only an Entity he is a SPIRITUAL FORCE!  The spiritual force behind all that is evil.  The spiritual force that is directing and orchestrating what is happening in the world right now, which he views as HIS KINGDOM.  

You only have two choices.  You are either on the GOD/GOOD/LIGHT side or you are on SATAN/BAD/DARK.  There are no other options.  Do you really want to align yourself with what is evil?  

The is currently run by symbols and numbers.  That is the language of the ones who serve the DEVIL.  Pay attention to numbers and symbols if you do not want to be deceived.  DECEPTION IS SATAN’s GREATEST TOOL/WEAPON.

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YouTube  · 10/15/2019  · by Tere Joyce

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Trickster – Wikipedia

Found in the mythology, folklore, and religion of virtually all world cultures, a trickster is a figure who plays tricks or otherwise disobeys normal rules of behavior. The trickster breaks the rules of the gods or nature, sometimes maliciously, for example the Norse Loki, but usually the trickster’s impact is unintentional, resulting in positive effects. Often, the rule-breaking takes the form of practical jokes or thievery. Tricksters can be cunning or foolish or both; they are often funny even when performing sacred tasks. The Native AmericanLakota sacred Heyoka (clown) is an example. His role is to play tricks and games and so doing, raises awareness and acts as an equalizer.
Some classical examples of Tricksters in various mythologies are Mercurius in Roman mythology, Hermes in Greek mythology, Eshu in Yoruba mythology, Loki in Norse mythology, and Wakdjunga in Winnebago mythology. Today the trickster survives as a character archetype, although not necessarily a supernatural or divine figure. He or she is usually depicted as a clever, mischievous person or creature, who tries to survive the dangers and challenges of the world using trickery and deceit as a defense. Many children’s fairy tales continue to use Tricksters to juxtapose perceived incongruities in the world. Some modern examples of the Trickster are the cartoon character Bugs Bunny and Charlie Chaplin‘s Tramp.

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