It never fails. As soon as you stumble upon a mystery no one else was looking for, you invariably get hit with synchronicities that send you even further down the rabbit hole.
What on Earth am I going on about now, I hear you say?
Well, a'ways back I had hopped in the car right after decoding the Eye-in-Triangle meme/gesture as a signifier of Algol worship...
So? And? What could be the connection, you might ask?
Well, read on...
(THE SIN OF) PRIDE (IN THE NAME OF SELF-LOVE)
You all know how I feel about Bono: for my money, everything about the man is a fugazi, and I don't mean the old post-hardcore band.
Way I see it, Bono's a fake Christian, a fake rocker, a fake humanitarian, and a fake intellectual. He also seems to have outlived his usefulness to the cosmo-demonic Globalist plutocracy, but once upon a time you couldn't throw a rock without it bouncing off Bono's swollen head at some dopey awards show or NGO photo op.
Me, I caught onto Bono's shuck back in 1983, when I saw U2 on the War tour. I'd seen them before in 1981, but the second time around it was painfully apparent that something had gone terribly wrong with Bono. The man was clearly in the throes of a narcissistic infatuation, and spent more time preening and posing onstage than rocking the house.
In a word, Bono had succumbed to the sin of pride. Worse, the sound gave out on The Edge's guitar for a good portion of the show in question, which in retrospect feels like a premonition.
It's no wonder the band's next single released after that tour was called "Pride (In the Name of Love)." Back then, we all thought it was ostensibly about MLK Jr., but we know better now: it was actually about Bono's stratospheric self-love being celebrated amongst all those crystalline arpeggios.
And we all know for whom pride is like catnip, don't we?
In that light, note that Bono began dressing like the Devil ("MacPhisto") during the ZooTV tour, which began in support of Achtung Baby, which contains - wait for it - "The Fly."
In that light, please do remember that one of the Princes of Hell in ancient demonology was called Beelzebub, meaning "Lord of the Flies."
It's no secret at all.
THE CRINGEMASTER GENERAL
Now, my interest in U2 was drowned in the great rock 'n' roll bathtub decades ago, but it was mostly centered on The Edge anyway. His playing was the magic in that band; it was that twinkling, chiming guitar that spoke to me on levels I couldn't explain. Plus, Bono always sounded like he had a stuffy nose.
But even my appreciation for that wondrously-twinkly guitar was soiled when I began to understand the art of signaling.
Don't get me wrong: I seriously doubt Bono is a member of anything you might consider "the Illuminati," since even the most committed Illuminists probably couldn't handle the never-ending tornado of undiluted cringe the man queefs out on the daily.
Honestly, if Bono hadn't acted as a volunteer advertising force for so much Globalist devilry for so many years, I'd almost feel sorry for him.
OK, OK, GET ON WITH IT
But let's get back to the subject at hand: could Bono really be signaling to the Algol cult with "The Fly?"
Well, since this is all about the stars, let's have a look at the first verse of that torpid clunker:
It's no secret that the stars are falling from the sky
It's no secret that our world is in darkness tonight
They say the sun is sometimes eclipsed by the moon
Y' know I don't see you when she walks in the room
There you have it.
Have what, you may ask?
The Eyes have it in "The Fly" music video
For someone who observes with the unaided eye, Algol (also known as the Demon Star) is quite possibly the most interesting star in the fall and winter skies, if they know when to look for its brightness changes.
It is a famous prototype variable star, though it is not intrinsically one; in other words, it does not fluctuate in brightness on its own. Rather, its light changes result from the eclipse of one binary-star component by another, because the two companion stars' orbital plane lies nearly in our line of sight.
So if Algol (AKA the Demon Star, AKA R'as al-Ghul) is in eclipse—and is fluctuating in brightness—one could argue "the world is in darkness" if one placed special importance on that star. Especially a special religious importance on it.
So what all the "one-eye" symbolism represents is the "winking" of Algol caused by the eclipsing of the binary stars. But who is the "she" who "walks into the room?" you ask.
Don't worry—we'll get to that.
OK, you say; a reasonable argument may be made there. But what's all this "Fly" business really about then?
Well, there is a current constellation called Musca, meaning "the Fly." But that is formerly known as Musca Australis, or "the Southern Fly."
Note Musca's proximity to the Masonic Circinus (Compass) and Triangulum Australae. Those Freems are a panic, I'll tell you.
THE OTHER FLY
Musca Borealis, the Northern Fly, is no longer recognized as a separate constellation, but as part of Aries now.
And wouldn't you just know it? Here we see Bono in his "Fly" persona doing the horns bit, which he seems to do/did a lot.
OK, so some old constellation, I hear you say. Whatever, I hear you say. You're really pushing it here, Secret Sun guy, I hear you say. Secret Sun guy and his pareidolia and shit, I hear you say.
Oh, you think so, do you hear me say?
Well, you forgot to ask me what other constellations Musca the Fly bordered on.
Specifically, Triangulum and Perseus, the constellation where we find Algol.
It's no secret at all.
THE (RISE AND) FALL GUY
Oh, and one more thing in "The Fly's" chorus:
A man will rise (Love, we shine like a)
A man will fall (Burning star)
From the sheer face of love (We're falling from)
Like a fly from a wall. (The sky... tonight)
It's no secret at all
Now, who is this man who will rise and fall "like a fly from a wall?"
Well, depending on the time of year, Perseus could be seen to be either rising or falling in the sky.
Read this:
Autumn: Perseus climbs high into the northern sky.
Winter: The constellation stays high in the sky during the early evening hours.
Spring: Perseus sinks lower toward the northwest as the sun goes down.
Summer: Perseus dips very low in the northern sky near the horizon before dawn.
That squares the "rise and fall" guy then.
But what about those "stars falling from the sky" again?
The Perseids are a famous annual meteor shower active from July 17 to August 24, peaking overnight on August 12–13, and producing 50 to 100 meteors per hour.
OK, so who is this "she" who "walks in the room" following the Perseid "stars falling from the sky?"
Well, the end of the Perseids comes at the start of Virgo, of course!
I mean, it's no secret at all.
TIMING IS EVERYTHING
After a nearly 15-year fallow period, Tom Waits has returned with his second new release of 2026. “The Fly” is a spoken-word track dedicated to the eponymous pest.
It's also a family affair—Waits’ wife, Kathleen Brennan, co-wrote the piece, and it comes complete with a lyric video animated by his son, Casey.
“Today, as in all of mankind’s yesterdays, guarantees this type of song will never go out of style,” Waits said of “The Fly” in a statement. “Man’s folly of fiascos is a feast for the flies.”
The song serves as a B-side to “Boots on the Ground,” a protest song with Massive Attack that Waits released earlier this year. It marked his first new music since 2011’s Bad as Me.
BONUS SYNCHERY: Bono is close friends with Irish acting legend Liam Neeson, who played - you guessed it - Ra's al-Ghul in Batman Begins.
BONUS BONUS SYNCHERY: Oh, and getting back to the whole "Hell" thing? Well, Musca is below the ecliptic, which means...
In ancient and classical cosmological models, the Underworld or Hell is conceptualized as a subterranean realm situated beneath the earth and physically or conceptually "below" the plane of the ecliptic—the apparent path of the sun and wandering stars across the celestial sphere.
