Image: “Argentine ants taking bait from a commercial trap [cropped],” by Thmazing, 12 January 2008, in Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Argentine_ants_accessing_trap.JPG … public domain

• INTRODUCTION
• VIDEO BY ALICE
• SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
• VIDEO CREDITS
• CONCLUSION
• MORE INFORMATION
  • Highlights
    • Where on Earth are insects swallowed as part of a black magic or witchcraft ritual?
    • Are there instances in European folklore involving alliances or enmity between humans and insects?
    • How about stories, ancient or modern, about people who are like insects or insects who are like people?
    • Are there stories, ancient or modern, about ants and humans as mortal enemies?
  • Questions to Ask Google AI

INTRODUCTION

Dear Ones,

This is a controversial video about the hybridizing effect of Argentine Ants on the human beings in the houses that the Ants inhabit.

Not discussed in the video: There is also an Ant hybridizing effect by humans in the homes. This Ant adaptation to human social manners and beliefs is, in the main, a feigned behavior meant to trick humans into believing the Ants are our friends. So I feel.

Discussed in the video: Interaction of humans hybridized as insectoids … mantoids, antoids, and spideroids or arachnoids … with Argentine Ants, and how the Lightworkers need to physically distance themselves from insectoids and also from Argentine Ants.

There is a Summary beneath the video …

VIDEO BY ALICE

youtube link: https://youtu.be/Uab7Umq_PIY ..

SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO

“Appalling Effect of Argentine Ants on Human Beings”
By Alice B. Clagett

Hello, Dear Ones. It’s Alice. I Am of the Stars.

This has to do with the effect of Argentine Ants on human beings and their intention to create an Antoid (or Insectoid) society amongst the humans.

I have to say it’s not in the best interests of the humans for this to happen. But I think that it has happened in ages past and is still happening today in areas of the world where people find it impossible to escape from Ants . That includes, for instance, some of the low-lying areas of the Philippines where no permanent houses can be built and that are flooded part of the year and where the people just can’t get away from the insects.

Along those lines, you may have seen a movie called “My Mother’s Skin” (2023) that was set in the Philippines in a higher altitude area where there was solid ground and a big house. The theme of that movie had to do with Cicadas and a Cicada queen and a child whose mother was ill.

The child tried to save the mother’s life by allowing the Cicada queen to cast a spell on the mother to keep her alive. The spell had to do with a a Cicada being placed on the mom’s body and going into the body … and as it turned out the mother became like a human Cicada.

This is what I would call a Cicadoid human being. The suffix ‘-oid’ means a human that’s very hybridized with whatever else … don’t you know? … so there are Antoids and there Cicadoids … in general, Insectoids … and all of these are very different types of human beings from those that you and I usually associate with here in Southern California.

So what apparently has happened and what was attempted with me here in this house before I tried out the Advion Ant Gel had to do with the Argentine Ants … which are particularly dangerous because they form superhives and have a Hive Mind that encompasses all of Southern California. The strength of their neuromass as a whole overpowers any individual human being …such as me …on whom they concentrate.

They can entrain humans. They intend to entrain humans to be their slaves. They do this through neurological manipulation … and they’re adept at it.

I don’t mean to frighten you, Advion Ant Gel apparently eliminates that possibility from their Hive Mind … from their neuromass. I can’t say for sure yet how long this effect lasts, but I’m hoping it will be permanent here in my house.

Okay. So in addition to securing our own safety from insects of Earth, we need to preserve ourselves from other people who have grown up with or succumbed to Insectoid enslavement.

There are some cults … some esoteric cults that I’ve run into … that are secretly Insectoid. There was one that had to do with praying mantises. I call that a Mantoid cult.

There are some people in similar groups that are Antoid. And this is dangerous because they overlay and act as allies for the Argentine Ants here during this intense war for territory and domination of the entire area of Southern California.

We have to look out for people who are already enslaved to insects …. no matter which insects they are.

Another topic is Arachnoids. That is people who are hybridized with, for instance, House Spiders. They tend to practice black magic as do the House Spiders and all Spiders. And you may find that they kill their mates after mating, which is concerning here in Southern California because it’s not the same as the usual social mores here.

For those that are Antoids here in Southern California, if they’re women, you may find that they have an extremely exuberant sex drive linked to the sex drive of the Queen Ants in the Argentine Ant societies here. It may seem overpowering to you when the Queen Ants are fertilizing their eggs.

The people who are Antoids … if they’re near you, they may intellectually influence the situation if their energy fields have been subsumed by the local Argentine Ants.

You can get away from that and avoid unsolicited and unwanted sexual activity by distancing yourself from the Antoids, okay? … and from the House Ants.

If you go off in the wild, you’ll find Black Ants or maybe Red Ants. And they’re not superhive beings. So, the pressure will be off, suddenly off. Everything will be back to normal.

If you are stuck in your house, as some people are, you need to act quickly with the Advion Ant Gel and hope that it will work for you as it worked for me.

I have other solutions in mind. I’m going to try Max Force outside. You have to put that in sturdy containers that are securely lidded so that other types of animals don’t get in there. It can be very destructive of wildlife and it targets mainly all kinds of insects … some insects that you might like such as Crickets, but it also targets perhaps Earwigs and Ants and Silverfish, I hope, and other insects that like to get into our houses.

So, I figure if I put that around the perimeter of the house, it may ward them off somehow, but I don’t know that yet. That’s an upcoming video.

Now, so today the thing that I’m talking about is human hybrids with the insect world. Okay? And how we’re all in danger because of the superhive of the Argentine Ants. We’re all in danger of this fate ourselves.

I want you to know it’s not a human situation. It’s as if we were the lady in the movie “My Mother’s Skin,” You know, we need to get rid of those beings before we end up like she ended up in the movie.

We need to stay away from those who are already hybridized, no matter who they are. Put a great distance between yourself and any cult that worships insects. Stay well clear of them,

As to any people that seem to be overly in tune with the neurological systems of insects, I suggest we Lightworkers need to steer clear of them as well.

Not all people on Earth are created the same. Okay? We have hybrids from many different nonhuman races here. We need to recognize them and distance ourselves from them as needed.

That’s all for now on this topic.

God bless you all. keep you safe, and be with you through all your days.

In love, Light, and joy, this is Alice B. Clagett. I Am of the Stars … and so are you!

Come and visit me at my worldclass website  “Awakening with Planet Earth” … https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com ..

COMMENTS

All the Argentine Ants … every single one of them … disappeared from my home yesterday afternoon … maybe because of the cooler weather, maybe because of the Advion Ant Gel.

VIDEO CREDITS

“Appalling Effect of Argentine Ants on Human Beings”
By Alice B. Clagett

Filmed on 16 September 2026 and produced on 18 September 2026
Location: San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, CA

Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International –
By Alice B. Clagett

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My website is “Awakening with Planet Earth”

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CONCLUSION

Io lux et pax nobiscum.
Joy, light and peace be with us!
— Alice B. Clagett

“Dominus illuminatio mea et salus mea; quem timebo?”
The Lord is my Light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?

Filmed on 16 September 2026 and published on 18 September 2026

MORE INFORMATION

Highlights

I asked Google AI: Where on Earth are insects swallowed as part of a black magic or witchcraft ritual?

Google AI said: Swallowing insects as a specific mechanism of ritual black magic or witchcraft is primarily found in the historical folklore and sorcery practices of East Asia and the Philippines.

While insects are frequently used globally in curses, hexes, and traditional medicine (especially across parts of Africa and Latin America), the deliberate act of ingesting them to either inflict or internalize malevolent magic is most prominently documented in the following regions: [1, 2, 3]

1. China & East Asia: The Ritual of Gu (蛊)

The most infamous historical “black magic” ritual involving the ingestion of insects is Gu sorcery, which originated in ancient South China. [1]

• The Ritual: Practitioners would place a variety of venomous creatures—such as centipedes, scorpions, spiders, and wasps—into a closed vessel. The creatures were left to fight and devour one another. [1]
• The Ingestion: The single surviving insect or larva, which had supposedly concentrated the toxins and spiritual malice of all the others, was harvested. This remaining “Gu insect” or its powderized form was then secretly slipped into a target’s food or drink to be swallowed. Once ingested, it was believed to grant the caster total control over the victim’s mind, cause horrific disease, or result in death. [1]

2. The Philippines: Barang and Usik

In traditional Filipino sorcery, particularly in the Visayas region, dark sorcerers known as mambabarang practice a form of malevolent magic called Barang. [1]

• The Ritual: The sorcerer keeps a collection of flesh-eating beetles, centipedes, or crickets, which they nurture and bind to their spiritual will. [1]
• The Ingestion & Manifestation: Rather than the victim swallowing the insect voluntarily, the sorcerer magically commands the insects to infiltrate the victim’s body. However, in associated hexes like usik (sharp magic) or localized folk poisonings (hilo), insect remnants or cursed bugs are subtly introduced into the victim’s meals. According to local lore, once swallowed or manifested inside, the insects multiply, consuming the victim from the inside out until they burst from the skin. [1]

3. Historical European Witchcraft (Spiders)

While not technically an insect (arachnid), spiders were famously swallowed in early modern European folk magic and witchcraft.

• Historical grimoires and trials recorded a belief that eating a large black spider—sometimes sandwiched between slices of buttered bread—would directly endow a witch or sorcerer with immense spiritual power, invisibility, or protection from enemy hexes.

Note: In contrast, many cultures across Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America practice entomophagy (eating insects like termites, crickets, and grubs) as an everyday, highly nutritious food source, entirely separate from any spiritual or occult practices. [1, 2, 3]

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I asked Google AI: Are there instances in European folklore involving alliances or enmity between humans and insects?

Excerpt from Google AI’s reply: Ants as Moral Rivals: The “Sword in the Stone” Motif

Though rooted in Arthurian myth and popularized later by T.H. White, medieval British fables often used ants as a direct foil to humanity. In these folk allegories, ants are viewed with a cold sort of enmity. Humans who visited or observed ant colonies saw them as an alliance of absolute, totalitarian efficiency—a society where individual thought was entirely erased in favor of continuous collective labor. They served as a bleak warning to humans about losing their individual souls to pure mechanical duty. [1]

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I asked Google AI: How about stories, ancient or modern, about people who are like insects or insects who are like people?

Excerpt from Google AI’s response:

• The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka (1915): The definitive modern story of human-insect transformation. Gregor Samsa wakes up one morning to find himself transformed into a ungeheures Ungeziefer (a monstrous insect or vermin). Kafka does not use magic or science to explain the change. Instead, the story explores the tragic human reality of alienation: once Gregor can no longer work and support his family, his humanity is stripped away by those he loves, and he is treated entirely like a bug.
• The Fly (1958 short story, 1986 film): A sci-fi tragedy where human curiosity leads to physical horror. A brilliant scientist accidentally fuses his DNA with a common housefly during a teleportation experiment. As he physically transforms into an insect, he experiences the terrifying, slow fading of his human mind, replaced by the instinctual, brutal drives of a fly.

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I asked Google AI: Are there stories, ancient or modern, about ants and humans as mortal enemies?

Google AI’s said: Yes, there is a rich tradition of stories—especially in Western science fiction and horror literature—where ants and humans are depicted as locked in absolute, bloody warfare. While ancient folklore occasionally touched on dangerous ants, modern literature transformed the insect into the ultimate biological rival: a leaderless, hyper-coordinated “swarm intelligence” capable of pushing humanity toward extinction.

The most famous stories of humans and ants as mortal enemies include:

1. “Leiningen Versus the Ants” by Carl Stephenson (1937)

This is widely considered the definitive masterpiece of the human-vs-insect subgenre. [1, 2]

• The Plot: Leiningen, an arrogant and fiercely stubborn plantation owner in the Brazilian jungle, refuses to flee when an unstoppable, three-mile-wide army of ravenous army ants approaches his land. [1, 2]
• The War: Leiningen uses his human intellect to build elaborate defenses—water-filled ditches, dams, and rings of fire. However, the ants operate as a single, terrifying hive-mind, using leaves as rafts to cross water and sacrificing millions of their own bodies to clog up the flames. [1, 2, 3]
• The Mortal Struggle: The story culminates in a horrific climax where Leiningen must sprint through the devouring swarm, getting eaten alive to reach a dam mechanism to flood his own plantation and drown the invaders. [1]

2. “The Empire of the Ants” by H.G. Wells (1905)

The father of science fiction framed ants not just as pests, but as a brand-new species vying with humanity for dominance of the planet. [1, 2]

• The Plot: A gunboat captain is sent into the Amazon to investigate a remote settlement. He discovers a new breed of large black ants that have developed a collective, terrifying intelligence. [1, 2]
• The Threat: These ants have learned to manufacture tools, organize into tactical armies, use poison weaponry, and aggressively expand their borders. The story ends with a chilling, prophetic warning: by mid-century, these ants will likely conquer the entirety of South America, and humanity has no viable way to stop them. [1, 2]

3. Phase IV (1974 / Novelization by Barry N. Malzberg)

Based on a concept inspired by Wells, this cult science fiction story explores an existential war triggered by a cosmic anomaly. [1, 2]

• The Plot: A mysterious space event causes different ant species to stop fighting one another and unite into a planetary hive-mind. They systematically begin executing mathematical warfare against a heavily fortified human scientific outpost in the desert.
• The Horror: The ants safely isolate human weapons, breed immunity to chemical poisons, and manipulate the human scientists psychologically, treating humanity like a lesser species to be studied and ultimately absorbed. [1, 2]

4. Them! (1954 Film / Sci-Fi Lore)

Spawning a massive wave of “atomic bug” fiction, this classic story tapped into Cold War nuclear anxieties. [1]

• The War: Driven by radioactive fallout from atomic bomb testing in the New Mexico desert, common ants mutate into giant, heavily armored carnivores. They view humans strictly as a food source, executing brutal, calculated attacks and establishing nests directly under major cities like Los Angeles, forcing the U.S. military into a desperate war for national survival. [1]

5. Empire of the Ants by Bernard Werber (1991)

This contemporary French sci-fi bestseller splits its narrative evenly between human investigators and an incredibly advanced colony of Russet ants (Formica rufa). [1]

• While the ants operate under highly complex philosophy, chemistry, and strategy, the two worlds eventually collide violently. To the ants, the giant, clumsy humans are unpredictable, god-like monsters to be aggressively feared and fought; to the humans, the ants are a terrifying underground superpower threat hidden right beneath a suburban home. [1]

 

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Questions to Ask Google AI

• Where on Earth are insects swallowed as part of a black magic or witchcraft ritual?
• How does the Islamic story about King Solomon speaking with ants so as to overcome his enemies in war relate to this?
• Are there instances in European folklore involving alliances or enmity between humans and insects?
• How about stories, ancient or modern, about people who are like insects or insects who are like people?
• Are there real-life instances of this?
• How about neurological influence of humans by ants, through chemical or other means?
• How about instances of ants blinding humans, then eating them?
• Are there stories in the Buddhist sacred texts about ants interacting with humans?
• Are there stories, ancient or modern, about ants and humans as mortal enemies?

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