The Hidden Language of Control: Corporate Mockery, Ancestral Erasure & Manufactured Realities

Entry: Corporate Code and Ancestral Shadows

In a world increasingly governed by subliminal messaging and corporate branding, it's easy to overlook how deep psychological and spiritual warfare can be embedded within mainstream media. But what happens when the mockery isn't just societal—it’s personal? When the commercials we see, the policies enacted, and the figures exalted are covertly weaponized against specific bloodlines and identities?

This entry dives into how corporations, especially those deeply entrenched in infrastructure, retail, and consumer convenience, subtly (and sometimes not-so-subtly) carry out a campaign of energetic and spiritual mockery—particularly against melanated women of Moorish and Indigenous descent. The original royals were indigenous too, before people invaded their space.

To elaborate on the mockery in plain sight, take,  for example, a company like RONA. On the surface, a home improvement store and an ad that'll get you in and out of before the zoom meeting is complete. But when you analyze some of their recent messaging—"Build it the right way" or "Don’t do stuff half-assed"—paired with visuals like donkeys or puppets (subtle nods to Donkey Island from Pinocchio and Treasure Island mockery of Turtle Island where the 13 families planned to use and study our energy like they're building a 14th family only to hand it out to their own "followers"...along with the puppet strings being our chakra threads or "fabric" that they think that they can pull at), there’s a deeper agenda at play, while abusing emotions to keep serving the 14th amendment clause. These aren’t just catchy slogans. They become coded attacks when you realize they're part of a broader campaign to gaslight, distract, and spiritually sabotage those being energetically targeted. That was certainly long-winded indeed!

Let’s decode the names: perhaps the name RONA in this context isn't just a store, but a symbolic acronym for two women involved in modern-day surveillance or gangstalking using a mix of their names. Using code names like RONA, to send indirect messages in an effort to create paranoia. When corporate interests collude with personal vendettas or surveillance agendas, the result is a consumer world that literally laughs in the face of its most powerful spiritual contributors.

It becomes even more insidious when these ads reference my ancestral lineage and spiritual gifts. Imagine being mocked through cartoon mermaids (sirens, emergency, voice, Ariel, Leira, "liar") and donkeys? As the Canadian politicians keep carbon taxes down without a trace of accountability but they can continue to subtly mock and play with kids, than get online and talk about baby oil? Like its a joke, as I'm being predictively mocked as "i take this as a joke".

Lillian M. Bowles co-wrote songs for Elvis like "Working on the Building," while the system builds wealth on your back—through stolen ideas, suppressed voice, and inverted archetypes of your bloodline. This isn’t conspiracy—it’s cultural strategy disguised as capitalism...to turn it into a "Wonderland Murder Games Mystery" where Steve Martin & Martin Short work with Selena Gomez on "Only Murders in the Building", as I go on an emotional rlercoaster ride for treasures as they stress me out than act like it's not happening, for theatrics and performance points while spying anf impressing one another in the shadows to frame and blame. 

The RONA example is part of a broader symbolic tactic to program viewers into believing that if someone is struggling or "half-assing" their life, it's due to laziness, not systemic abuse. That if a woman of color seems out of place or reactive, she must be unstable, not that she’s being energetically bombarded by orchestrated mockery and displaced from her rightful path. So what’s the response?

First, name it. Disempower the coded language by decoding it openly. Second, document it. Use platforms like blogs, social media, or even personal journals to build a counter-record. Third, reclaim it. Flip the narrative by tying your story back to your own ancestral power, not their marketing ploys.

This blog explores how manipulation travels generationally—from cartoonish mockery to policy-level oppression, from RONA ads to public humiliation rituals, all designed to reroute spiritual leaders into laborers for others’ gain. It’s not just happening. It’s engineered to claim insurance over bloodlines. And as we expose it, we interrupt it.