Ah, I wasn’t sure how to title this one, so here you go.
IDK, I just want to blog about something, and I guess for now I’m stuck in the celebrity scene, so yeah. Though I guess if I’m going to keep this thing I really need to branch out and do other stuff. I mean there is a reason I don’t post much anymore ofc.
But alright, let’s bury this topic. As it turns out, you-know-who is actually alive, tho I won’t say where, I guess we’ll leave her alone rn.
The more important thing is that I fit her into the paradigm I’m working within now, which is that I realized how very many of my important relationships over the years were of people that had high level connections to royalty, or, failing that, intelligence, or, if not that, good old fashioned military.
In this blog entry, enter Cady Groves, test subject #4Gy7rB. You know, this one kinda surprised me. Ya’ll got me good, really.
It wasn’t the Driscolls, I guess. Tho maybe it was, somehow, who knows really. But the real connection for Cady it turns out was I believe her military namesake, General Groves, famous for building the Pentagon and directing the Manhatten Project.
*Record Scratch* Yah, I mean it fits tho. I didn’t see it basically because I didn’t want to, but the shedloads of evidence piling up with my other relationships forced my hand when it came to reconsidering this one. Virtually all of my long-term relationships seem to be with people with high level government connections in some way. I mean, Jesus Christ. Why not this one?
I mean tho, it’s right there. I recently had a very uncomfortable rewatch of the last 2 episodes of Kim Possible. A couple of years ago, a watched these two eps for the first time and noted this:
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So I was settled in and watching the almost-last episode of the series, Graduation, Part 1, when I was blindsided, and I mean utterly shellshocked, by a reference to my future love with, of all people, Cady Groves.
Alright, I’m sure that I’m the only human on Earth who has ever caught this, but it’s there, plain as day.
I don’t know how I feel about this one. I’m kinda… yeah. I mean, I get it, at least, now I do, I understand Cady’s real situation, and it sure as fuck wasn’t alcoholism, lol. I know what happened to her, IRL. Like, for real. I get it. The truth there goes wayyyyyy beyond anything that has ever been made “public”. It’s all there, in her lyrics, if you know how to read them correctly, which few people do.
I don’t want to say it, lol. You can’t make me.
I’m not dumb, either. I have considered the possibility that Cady was forced into an early retirement and hidden away somewhere, or… something else. Who knows, I don’t, lol.
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Well, now I do know. Both eps of Graduation do indeed contain references to Cady Groves, as I noted earlier, but, as I didn’t note before, they also contain many many references to General Groves. The Pentagon is referenced multiple times in the episodes and I believe is actually used as a template for some of the settings the heroes find themselves in, like as the backdrop for some of the chase scenes. Also- and this is quite chilling- nukes are referenced many times, the threat of nuclear war is used as a template for an alien invasion, the nukes dropped on Japan are specifically referenced at least once, etc. Also flower symbolism saturates the episodes. Dr. Drakken has a flower growing out of his neck, flowers stop the alien invasion, etc. Flowers = Groves. Flower groves. It’s a pun, a reference to the family.
I had figured back then that all of this was co-incidence, since I believed the Spotify garbage bio about Cady: “A vocalist and songwriter whose music blended upbeat pop with personal themes, Cady Groves was born in Marlow, Oklahoma on July 30, 1989. One of seven siblings…” Blah blah fucking blah.
Nah. Her major hit, “This Little Girl”, is a reference to the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, “Little Boy”. Cady Groves is a fucking Groves.
I could go on about this for the next ten pages but I won’t, no point. But my instinct was right about her. She’s an insider’s insider.
I have believed for a looooong time now that certain people have pull in things that massively out weighs their “fame level”. I mean, me, lol. But there’s others too undoubtably.
General Groves built the Pentagon. He oversaw the invention and construction of the world’s first nuclear bombs. He, more than anyone else shaped the modern US military’s direction. He was very possibly the most important American, maybe the most important person, of the 20th century. It would be tough to name someone more important than him from a historical perspective.
He was a kingmaker’s kingmaker, if not the King himself- the piece that hides in the background organizing, while all the other more visible pieces move around to protect him. Kinda like me, natch- and maybe this is how I recognize him for what he was. From Encyclopedia Brittanica:
“During the mobilization period for World War II, from 1940 to 1942, Groves eventually oversaw all army construction in the United States, a mammoth task involving building camps, munitions plants, airfields, depots, and the Pentagon to support an army that grew from 135,000 during the interwar period to an eventual 8,000,000 during World War II”
Yah, no kidding. I wondered on this blog before how you-know-who was just able to walk into the halls of power seemingly unassisted lol.
It is interesting, now, looking at her music and noting how military-inspired it truly is. I wondered about the pirate themes, now I seem them as what they really are.
And as a sidenote, a rewatch of Star Vs. the Forces of Evil made me realize there that the “Cady Groves” character in that series was Oskar Greason lol, unbelievably I did not realize this the first watch around, but the second time I did pick up on it. It’s quite obvious.
Well, that’s it for this post.
I need to post more, this is a fascinating world.