Tuscaloosa Goldfinch said to Califreak:
re: Red Scarf Refresher Course:
I’d never seen that whole list before - it goes WAY back. Of course it does, but seeing it listed like that. Ugh.
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Texokie adds her two cents:
FWIW
On October 2, 2018, I did a dive on the symbology of the Red Door, and Red, and oopsed into a discussion of red scarves.
This discussion is not exhaustive, and that list you mention IS certainly impressive in a watching-a-train-wreck-and-can’t-look-away kind of way. However, perhaps the portion of my dig on red scarves and Red Door might add to the depth of knowledge of a piece of specific history in our understanding of our culture regarding that symbol.
Posts 1879 and 1891 are the two parts.
If they are of interest, they can be found at this link:
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3692073/posts?q=1&;page=1851
Here is the scarf part:
“...I was intrigued to find the immediately following link to a famous make up and glamour artist. I did as I usually do, and collected the link, verbiage, and a couple of striking pictures. I discovered that I had actually inadvertently failed to capture the link properly. As I searched again for the information and display I had previously captured from their not-very-easy-to-use website, I was unable to relocate it. I did locate other information in my efforts to recover that link. Here is a bit of a summary of my findings.
RED DOOR - ELIZABETH ARDEN
SIDE ISSUE: RED SCARF
Here is the Elizabeth Arden company, which has taken as its symbol “Red Door.”
This is the link leading to the story of Elizabeth Arden. She was a suffragette, marched for women’s rights, and her wiki page insisted that “in politics, Elizabeth Arden was a strong conservative who supported Republicans.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Arden
I am not going into depth on my report, but I have suspicions that her work may have been of great interest to the Cabal at the time. It certainly seems to be so now, as we shall see.
http://shop.thereddoor.com/herstory
Why this side tunnel in the general “Red Door” bunny hole I was digging on occurred is because Elizabeth Arden chose as her COMPANY SYMBOL, RED DOOR. She is also known for having produced a Win the War lipstick color for women in the services during WWII called “Montezuma Red.” [The use of “Montezuma” with respect to the war effort is not explained. However, it brings to my mind the blood sacrifice rituals of the Aztecs, which may or may not have been widely known at the time.]
One of the ads for this lipstick, which was featured in the above link, shows a black and white picture of a beautiful female soldier wearing a bright red lipstick, bright red uniform stripes, and sporting a BRIGHT RED SCARF.
As many FReeQs and Q Readers know, the red scarf has recently been used in Cabal-associated deaths, causing much speculation about them. Here is documentation of a prominent ad from the 1940s showing a very appealing bright red scarf, with the message that all women - both military and civilian - should be avidly wearing one with the bright red lipstick. Cabal planting seeds of symbology for later, perhaps?
The verbiage of this excerpt about Elizabeth Arden is one of those page caps which require pushing an arrow on the right side of the display in order to advance to the next page.
Excerpt:
“As a business person, beauty advisor, and woman’s advocate, Elizabeth Arden was an inspiration to women all over the world. That’s as true today as it was 100 years ago….”
“...As an advocate for women’s rights she once marched past her Red Door Salon on Fifth Avenue alongside 15,000 fellow suffragettes, ALL WEARING RED LIPSTICK AS A SYMBOL OF STRENGTH.
During WWII she developed cosmetics for the women who served in the military. And in 1946 she became one of the first women to ever be featured on the cover of Time Magazine.”
I learned that there is a recent promotion in which Reese Witherspoon has been hired to be a team member as story teller in chief at Elizabeth Arden, for a fund raiser for women’s rights. I’m wondering if they will also resurrect the red scarf in their ad campaigns. Probably not. But it would not surprise me. “These people are stupid.” “Symbolism will be their downfall.”
https://www.mindfood.com/article/reese-witherspoon-fronts-womens-empowerment-campaign/
“...the campaign features a limited edition lipstick in the brand’s signature Red Door Red shade, signed by Reese Witherspoon. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to United Nations organisation UN Women, which is committed to achieving gender equality and empowering women around the world. Additionally, Elizabeth Arden has pledged to donate $1 million to UN Women....”
Well, whatever loyalties Arden had, (who was actually Canadian born Florence Nightingale Graham, and created and made herself into Elizabeth Arden, today IMHO, the company definitely seems to be involved in and promoting Cabal interests....”
My first thought on reading Montezuma was a reference to the Marine Corps Hymn, From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli.
Red is the color of blood. The redcoats wore red coats so if a man was hit it wouldn’t frighten and demoralize the others.
There was a song in the English Labour party (It IS the anthem of the British Labour Party) someone taught me once, it goes to the tune of O Christmas Tree:
“The people’s flag is deepest red,
It shrouded oft our martyred dead
And ere their limbs grew stiff and cold,
Their hearts’ blood dyed its every fold.
So raise the scarlet standard high,
Beneath its shade we’ll live and die,
Though cowards flinch and traitors sneer,
We’ll keep the red flag flying here.[7] “