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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Truthseeker3000 6.3 years ago

What has happened to Honeybee? She’s been gone since Halloween when people called her out in regards to Craig Sawyer. People donated money to her film and still no release date...

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Vindicator 6.3 years ago

She got very busy with work and personal life, as I recall, and had to step down as a mod. Not sure what she's been up to lately.

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