Quick Comms: The White Rabbit

It's not only about diddling kids.

The White Rabbit, made most popular in the book Alice in Wonderland by renowned niece-fucker Lewis Carroll represents what most in Comms understand as a “shrinking window of opportunity.”

Basically, it’s that little clock ticking in the back of your mind as you panic to make a decision that can substantially alter your current way of life. This includes traumatic moments of life and death.

So, is it any wonder that the same concept is applied to diddling kids? Effectively, you’re given a small window of opportunity to groom and/or molest a child entrusted to you before someone is likely to catch you in the act. If you’re caught, that’s it.

There’s a reason we call pedophiles predators…

Consider the idea literally. You’re a hunter in the woods. You normally hunt small game and deer. They’re always brown hares and brown deer. But…

This day is different. As you are sitting in your blind and along comes a stark white rabbit, pure and glowing in the distance. It seems almost otherworldly and you can’t help but nock an arrow to prepare and kill it. The problem is, however, that its dazzling beauty and purity has your heart all aflutter. You can’t believe it’s really happening, that you’re about to bring back a legend of your tribe. Then, a spike of hesitation enters your mind. What if killing it will instead cause the collective ire of your tribe? What if slaying the pure creature will be seen as an affront to the forest spirits by your elders? What if they will exile you for killing the rabbit, the Pure Spirit?

What if?!

The clock is ticking… The opportunity isn’t going to stay there forever waiting for you to make up your mind. You have to choose.

All this, too, can be said of a child molester being left alone with a minor.

But before you go off getting too uncomfortable (hell, there’s enough out there doing that right now) keep in mind it’s not only related to child rape and grooming. I’ll leave the connections to Alice in Wonderland and that subject for another time.

Rather, it’s a more general notion of once-in-a-lifetime opportunities slipping through your fingers and the thrill that comes with making the big decision to act.

You have to decide whether to go down the rabbit hole or not; to go through with the act and set yourself up for a never-ending journey of either covering up your crimes or continuing to risk your life snooping around and doing things people are willing to kill you over.

It’s life on a clock. Tick. Tock.

No more peace, no more rest. All that’s left is chasing the white rabbit to see how far the rabbit hole goes. You’re no longer the person you were before, for better or worse.

It’s the point you decide to take that magic potion that will give you power at a cost; the time you must choose to sign your soul away in a contract with the devil; whether or not to take that first free hit of meth from the dealer; the brief moment you have to choose the red pill or the blue pill.

That’s what it means to chase the White Rabbit. There’s no going back…

Finding The White Rabbit

As most in the conspiracy world already know, the White Rabbit is also associated with adrenochrome, allegedly harvested from traumatized children, whose chemical structure is said to look like a rabbit when rotated on its side:

While this is nice and dandy in the interim, the idea is a little more in-depth than just as a symbol for a Hollywood drug. Adrenochrome is what your body produces during a traumatic event. That goes for both the one getting raped as well as the one doing the raping. It’s nothing more than oxidized adrenaline, which is produced by the body during intense periods of stress and duress so that time may seem to dilate and expand one’s ability to make life-preserving decisions unabated.

So, you see, it’s only the secondary idea of a child getting tortured and their pineal/spinal juices getting harvested. Everyone can produce adrenochrome in moments of extreme physical stress, but once you endure an event of severe trauma it won’t produce the same levels of adrenochrome should you experience it again because your body will have already internalized a behavioral condition for how to act in that particular moment so that you may survive. Otherwise you’d be dead, giving no reason to internalize any mode of action.

In other words, those who chase the White Rabbit are addicted to the existential crisis moment.

Basically, the more you go on a roller coaster the less exciting it is. The more you do a drug, the less potent the high. Just with any other addiction, there are diminishing returns…

Therefore, aspiring trauma junkies (sadists) will seek out ways to increase the high they receive, and in doing so will ultimately seek out ways to cut out the middle man and procure the chemical responsible for the highest of highs one can ever realize — the high that comes while flirting with death. That way they can just inject the stuff right into themselves without having to prepare some form of scenario by which they lose complete control and time dilates as they “see their life flash before their eyes” moments before death.

Turns out, however, the best place to get it raw is from kids. Kids haven’t lived very long, so their trauma is always certain to be new and unfettered due to lingering behavioral conditioning taxing the potency of the chemical while they get beaten, raped and slung around by inhuman monsters. In that way, it’s only natural the harvesting act and the product itself become indistinguishable from one another.

This is, however, only a pretense to a much higher goal in the process.

This existential crisis moment is the fuel by which one makes a decision. That means that those who partake of the White Rabbit will invariably find themselves far more willing to perform more inventive and innovative feats that they otherwise would be willing to commit.

It’s in moments of extreme duress that we seek to be the most creative that we possibly can. Invention and Innovation are what follows. With that, I’ll leave you with my prior post which goes even more into that particular subject. For those who just want the summary, it basically means if you’re a writer struggling to come up with an original idea you can take some adrenochrome and the “creative juices” will come flowing like a geyser.

For now, though, I hope this serves as a succinct enough definition of the White Rabbit.