Another amazing Dr. Seuss cartoon that reveals what's going on is The Grinch Grinches The Cat in the Hat, an Emmy award-winning cartoon from 1982. Dr. Seuss was Ted Geisel and is widely known for many classic tales, including The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, Horton Hears A Who, Green Eggs and Ham, and The Cat in the Hat. This tale pitted two of those characters against each other as rivals. The Grinch is a green, reptilian-like personification of evil (an archetype of the Devil?) and lives high above the rest of the Earth at the top of a hill (usually in a rocky cave). In this cartoon he wakes up one morning in a happy mood, but is shortly taken over by his reflection in the mirror and is persuaded to retake the Grinch's Oath. The Grinch is challenged to prove that he is still a Grinch. So he sets out upon the town in a foul mood to do so. Determined to prove he is a Grinch, The Grinch gets offended by the Cat in the Hat for calling him Mr. Greenface.

The Grinch, now furious, invents a couple of evil contraptions. One can manipulate sound waves and the other, the Darkhouse machine or Black Light Machine as it's called in the type-script stage directions, can produce darkness or any color of light waves across great distances. With these machines he is able to control and wreak untold havoc in the lives of whoever he targets. **

You can watch the cartoon here (It's about 25 minutes in duration): The Grinch Grinches The Cat in the Hat

The Cat in the Hat is relaxing outside on his veranda, playing his lyre and singing. To get even, The Grinch aims his machine at him and changes the soundwaves so that they are garbled/gargled and sound like bleeping gibberish. He then pulls him up into the tractor beam and brings him inside.

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He shows the Cat in the Hat his "digital contraption":

Grinch: "Having problems? Come inside. I have something to show you. This, Sir, is my Acoustical Anti-Audial-Bleeper, otherwise known as my Vacusound Sweeper".

Cat in the Hat: "That? That's the darn thing that makes the sound sound stupid?"

Grich: "It sucks out of the air every noise, every sound, and garbles the soundwaves for fifty miles 'round."

The Cat in the Hat starts saying how that's impossible and unlawful, but the Grinch turns on the machine again and garbles his voice into more bleeps. He brags: "From now on you hear what I want you to hear. On again, off again. Make the sound cough again. I am the boss of what everyone hears. The sound of your voice is the sound of my choice. I am the master of everyones' ears."

The Grinch builds a 'darkhouse' and tells his dog, Max, "That Cat's gonna suffer like never before." The Grinch cackles evilly and loudly.

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He explains how the machine works. "This is the Liggle gear and, as you know, it goes 'round and it makes the Bigglefear go. And the Biggle gear turns the Elliptical Scrunch which in turn is attached to the Dratsital Thrust which rotates the flange of the Salamar Gotch (For those of you who believe there's no such thing as coincidences, the YouTube Open Transcript function actually translated 'Salamar Gotch' as 'Saturn of Lagos') and that decompresses the Spatulate Springs which fluctuate 'round in the Rangulus rings (transcript: 'regular ring') which heats up the pongs ('pawns') and they heat up the pings and that brings about the most horrible things. Max, do you know what a lighthouse is? A lighthouse makes light so, just for a lark, I built me a Dark House. A Dark House makes dark. I just push a button up here in this place and you can't see your mitten in front of your face."

"Besides being boss of your ears and your sound, I can make gloom for a hundred miles round."

The Grinch has fun messing with everyones' lives. He beams all kinds of interference wave patterns at them, including double rings and triple rings. **

Cat in the Hat: "Ooh! That Grinch! That Grinch! That psychopathic Grinch! Why is it a Grinch? What makes him tick? Why is his Grinch brain sick sick sick. [That's three sicks, an allusion to 666?] Oh, boy. If I had a psychiatrist couch I'd find out what's wrong with that Grinchy grouch... is there something in your family tree that causes Grinch delinquency?"

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"That Grinch! He has smuggled our light. He's guzzled our sound. He's bamboozled our lives and a way must be bound to cease him from splotting his evil around. That Grinch. Deep inside his freaky freakness there must be a soft spot. There must be a weakness. Despite the grim fact that he's depraved and deranged. I will find that soft spot. That Grinch can be changed." **

The Cat in the Hat figures out how to ungrinch the Grinch. He brings some carolers to his house and they sing a tender song about softening your heart and remembering your mother who taught you about love. It touches the Grinch and it brings him to tears and changes him. Seeing The Grinch in a happy mood, The Grinch's reflection in the mirror wants him to retake the Grinch's Oath once again. Similar to The Wizard of Oz, the Grinch's dog saves the day by beaming the weapon at the Grinch's reflection in the mirror thus neutralizing his evil reflection.

So what conclusions can be gathered? It seems as though Dr. Seuss knew about the Demiurge and how he interferes with the sound and light patterns here on this planet. From his rocky perch way up high (the moon?), he is able to generate interference patterns and wreak havoc with peoples' lives. These interference waves just might have something to do with the moon and the rings of Saturn as has been postulated in conspiracy circles for quite a while now. **