Is the Flayed Lord, a pre-Hispanic Mexican fertility god depicted as a skinned human corpse, an inspiration for "Frazzeledrip"?

Is the Flayed Lord, a pre-Hispanic Mexican fertility god depicted as a skinned human corpse, an inspiration for "Frazzeledrip"? (pizzagate)

submitted 6.3 years ago by septimasexta

It seems that the gruesome description of "fazzeledrip" is not a new one.

Mexico finds first Flayed god temple; priests wore dead people's skins:

"Priests worshipped Xipe Totec by skinning human victims and then donning their skins. The ritual was seen as a way to ensure fertility and regeneration.

The Popolocas built the temple at a complex known as Ndachjian-Tehuacan between A.D. 1000 and 1260 and were later conquered by the Aztecs." https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/mexico-finds-first-flayed-god-temple-priests-wore-dead-people-n954241?cid=referral_taboolafeed

I wonder if the priests somehow absorbed adrenochrome by having such close contact with vicitm's blood...... SICK, SICK, SICK!

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mrohm 6.3 years ago

There is no evidence of frazzledrip.

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Vindicator 6.3 years ago

This is true, mrohm. @Honeybee_ spent days trying to find evidence of it on the darkweb, and I believe enlisted the aid of AnonHive to find it. The came up with nothing.

The pic that was going around was sourced to a fashion ad or something along those lines. Somewhere in the archives, we've got a thread on the debunking of it.

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Joe10jo 6.3 years ago

It was a picture of a woman who runs a restaurant frequented by the DC Elite, but god only knows what was served.

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septimasexta 6.3 years ago

How do you know?

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