YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN' YET

 WENLOCK AND MANDEVILLE

Sinister. Disturbing. Creepy. Frightening.

WE UNLOCK MAD DEVIL!

These are the two mascots for the Olympics.  But what do names like this have to do with athletes.

The answer: NOTHING.

The Names covertly stand for “WE UNLOCK MAD DEVIL”

Some people have told me, "We don't have idols today like they did in Bible times."

No, we have "MASCOTS".  Same thing, different name.

BUT THERE IS A SINISTER, SHADOW POWER BEHIND THE SCENES UNLEASHING EVIL BEYOND ANYTHING WE CAN IMAGINE.

JAMES HOLMES WAS INFLUENCED BY THIS SAME POWER, AND WHEN THE BATMAN MOVIE, DARK KNIGHT RISING, WAS RELEASED, SOMETHING THAT HAD BEEN LURKING DEEP WITHIN HOLMES WAS RELEASED, TOO, AND ACTED OUT IN THE AURORA, COLORADO THEATER.

ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA IS NOW OUT OF CONTROL WITH RIOTING BECAUSE A GANG MEMBER WAS SHOT TO DEATH BY A POLICE OFFICER.  ON THE SURFACE THIS IS THE EXCUSE FOR THE RIOTING.  IN REALITY, OUR NATION HAS LITERALLY INVITED DEMONIC POWERS TO MANIFEST.  AND THEY ARE ONLY TOO EAGER TO ENTER THE GATES AND DOORS THAT HAVE BEEN THROWN OPEN WIDE FOR THEM.

HOW HAVE WE SENT INVITATIONS TO EVIL POWERS TO ENTER OUR NATION?  THIS IS A VERY EASY QUESTION TO ANSWER.  OUR NATIONAL SINS: OFFERING OUR CHILDREN TO MOLECH (KILLING BABIES), AND, MAY 10 OUR PRESIDENT PUBLICLY AND  OFFICIALLY CONDONED SODOMY.  WELCOME TO HELL!

ENGLAND HAS NOW BOWED DOWN TO THE FALSE GOD, ALLAH, BY SUPPRESSING CHRISTIANITY AND EXALTING ISLAM.  THE HELL THAT WILL SOON BE UNLEASHED ON THE U.K. IS BEYOND OUR IMAGINATION.  THREE THINGS SATAN ALWAYS DOES: ROB, KILL, AND DESTROY!  WATCH THE NEWS UNFOLD.

The official mascots of London's Olympic and Paralympic Games — Wenlock and Mandeville — have been called all of those things, but organizers are hoping to tack on a more positive title: merchandising magic.

The Names covertly stand for “WE UNLOCK MAD DEVIL”

MAGIC?

"AND I SAW THREE EVIL SPIRITS THAT LOOKED LIKE FROGS LEAP FROM THE MOUTHS OF THE DRAGON, THE BEAST, AND THE FALSE PROPHET.  THEY ARE DEMONIC SPIRITS WHO WORK MIRACLES (MAGIC?) AND GO OUT TO ALL THE RULERS OF THE WORLD TO GATHER THEM FOR BATTLE AGAINST THE LORD AT GREAT JUDGMENT DAY OF GOD ALMIGHTY" (REV. 16:13-14).

The futuristic-looking pair have popped up all over London, casting their one-eyed gaze at tourists and locals alike from posters, statues and a slew of Olympic merchandise ranging from key chains to cutlery.

Bloggers and other commentators, however, have been skewering the duo for scaring children and projecting a creepy surveillance-state image of the Olympic games.

Wenlock — named after an English town in Shropshire that helped inspire the modern Olympic games — and Mandeville, whose name pays tribute to the hospital considered the birthplace of the Paralympic Games — look more like surveillance robots than humans or animals.

In place of a face, each have one large, staring eye — a camera, according to Olympic organizers, to let them "record everything."

They have legs, but no feet; arms bearing "friendship bands" in the colors of the Olympic rings, but no fingers. Both of their heads have "taxi light" in the middle, a tribute to London's famous black cabs.

Wenlock's head is round, while Mandeville has ridges atop his noggin. They peer out of official London Olympics snow globes, adorn backpacks and towels, decorate magnets and mugs.

Olympic mascots over the years have raised the question: What were they thinking? (Turin's humanized snowball and ice cube in 2006, anyone?) But even Sydney's spiky echidna managed to look cute and cuddly, while a barrage of critics say Wenlock and Mandeville are anything but.

"It's not so friendly," said Jenny Zhang, looking at a Wenlock while in London from China for business. "We don't see a smiling face, it's not a friendly eye. It's just watching you."

Since they were selected as the official mascots back in 2009, detractors have had a field day with the pair, questioning how faceless monsters fashioned out of "drops of steel" — the duo's creation story — won out over 100 other designs by artists and agencies.

Their watchful eyes —described in many forums as toy versions of London's omnipresent CCTV lenses — seem to have caused the most discomfort, drawing Orwellian comparisons and references to surveillance states. Wenlock figurines in police gear have come under fire from dozens of online commenters decrying the "fascist playthings" and "totalitarian toys."

Actor Ewan McGregor tweeted his disappointment Friday after seeing plastic mascot statutes in London's Regents Park: "With this country's artistic heritage this one eyed joke made me sad."

Despite the vocal backlash, mascots are proving to be an important part of the London 2012 product range, according to the city's Olympic organizing committee. It said in an email that soft toys of Wenlock and Mandeville were a "consistent best seller."

Organizers would not provide a breakdown of sales so far, but said Wenlock and Mandeville items make up around 20 percent of the total London 2012 licensed merchandise, which is expected to generate more than 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) worth of sales.

Despite the ever-present mockery, visitors to the mascots' official website have created more than 105,500 personalized avatars, and mascot statues in London seem to be inspiring more curiosity than criticism.