Obama and Medvedev: Masonic Handshake?

At the G20 in Korea.

http://www.aboutfreemasons.com/Masonic_Secret_Handshake

There are many many pictures of (to be honest, more obvious than the one above) alleged Masonic symbolism including handshakes being used by our overlords, a simple search away.

"It's a big club...and you ain't in it!" - George Carlin

Wild Coincidence Theories

Two cards from the 1995 card game Illuminati: New World Order: (more here)

See also: What is the 9/11 Currency Conspiracy?

A Flag For England? (Not For Royal British Israel)

Flags are important things, you know. The joys, hopes, sufferings and character of a tribe mapped out on a rectangular piece of cloth. A symbol of a common bond you could say.

Until recently if you asked me which flag I regard as being the one representing my nation, I'd have an easy answer - the St George's cross of course.

There's just one problem with that. Have a look at the fair points made about that flag here, then get back to me.

Knights Templar. Masonic checked floor. Usury. The Bad Guys.

Now I don't completely agree with that site's statements about the English people, to me it sounds a little supremacist (and I don't use that word lightly like some pc muppets might) considering the role the English aristocracy has had in exploiting first the English people in feudalism, then the Scottish Welsh and especially the Irish people, then large parts of the world during the First Rothschild "British" Empire (the Second being the less formal but more successful Rothschild "Amerikan" Empire).

So I don't know, I'm somewhere between the assessment of the English made by that site and the assessment made by the ZGR that basically the English are children of Satan, I guess. I am not self hating. My grandfather was an ordinary coal miner but no Bevin Boy, he fought in Italy unwittingly for the evil throne of "David", against German lads also fighting - even less wittingly - for the same evil throne of "David" via a one time visitor to London and big time Crown provocateur called Adolf.

I digress. Point is, is there a flag that represents England without being a symbol of oppression towards the English people (a symbol of Norman-Vatican conquest and subsequent feudal serfdom, and immoral Crusades, and an occult Templarist symbol)?

I'm not a fan of dragon flags or any kind of symbolism like that. Those symbols - the dragon, the lion, the serpent, represent the royal bloodline families as far as eye can tell. The lion is the symbol of Judaism yet is also the symbol of the Royal British Empire, and Christians in Rome were thrown to lions, go figure. The dragon and the serpent just make you think maybe David Icke has a point, but whatever they really represent they are all over the place in royal heraldry, corporate logos etc. Exploitation again.
Besides that, there are no lions and very few serpents (unless Icke is right of course, lol) in England, just grass snakes which aren't exactly dragon-like. What the bloody hell are they doing here? The lions surely belong to Africa, and where is it the Komodo dragon is from - ah yes Indonesia, thank you wikipedia, even though you do obscure and lie about many things.

If we're talking animal symbolism, what about the wolf? Humans identify with dogs and wolves because we actually have a lot in common. Certainly humans in their natural environment (ie not the convenience corporatocracy we live in today) share a lot of behaviour with wolves, and wolves occasionally raise human children as one of their own. Wolves were an indigenous English/British animal, not that I support the nutjob anti-human 'animal rights' idea of reintroducing them into the wild over here like they are in America, of course. The British Bulldog is I suppose a reasonable animal symbol, but it just makes me think of dogfighting (and not the courageous Fighter Command kind).

The flag I currently have on this blog is an unofficial flag for Northern England. Since it malforms the evil cross of St George*, I consider it suitable. The Scandinavian cross represents the Viking connection to the North-East, and say what you want about the Vikings, they weren't that bad at all in my opinion; it was Vikings who made one successful free society - Iceland, which is one of the oft-cited examples of individualist anarchy 'working' by modern anarchists, the other of course being Ireland prior to the Crown takeover and desecration there.

I don't think you need to be a genius to figure out why I never really have been a fan of the Union Jack. Uh, can you say 'royal tyranny' and 'involuntary assimilation of the Scottish, Welsh and Irish people'?

So in short England was feudally enserfed in 1066. In truth, despite many fake revolutions and fake freedoms, we have never turfed the bastards who did it out! And to make matters worse they have now intermarried for centuries with other non-European elites and hence they want their British Israel NWO global feudalism. That's not the only paradigm to view modern events through but it is one that makes a lot of sense out of the senseless.

British Israel..."Jerusalem in England's green and pleasant land". There is little to no evidence to support its assertion that Brith-ish people are a lost tribe of Israel, or indeed that Saxons are Isaac's Sons. It seems to be an ideological cover for the fact that the English elite, how should I put this, aren't completely European. Also note that in the chart above Jews, ie ordinary Jews, are only given a passing mention which reflects the reality that they have at times been treated like crap, especially if they remained in Europe and didn't go along with the Zionist gameplan to force-move them all to Palestine. Remind me, who promised Palestine to both Jews and Arabs before WW2? Now that's not going to cause any prob-oh wait...

Okay, maybe flags aren't that important. Some think we should discard them because people fight over them. I think anything that makes people willing to fight would be as much of a blessing as a curse today, but then what do I know. The most important thing is what the fight is for, truly. If I thought this nation was unrecoverable, or even the whole human species was unrecoverable, then what is the point of 'living'. It's all lies and the truth is the ordinary human being is incredibly powerful, hence the constant attempts to suppress and control by any means.

The English people don't need a flag as much as a g't big slice of humble pie (sorry but banning guns does not make us 'more civilised' you morons), perhaps a slap in the face with a wet fish, which will slap them out of their korporate kommie kontrolled stupor and maybe then we'll get round to figuring out what the hell happened and who's doing it all to us and what a bunch of crooks and cowards they are, they are terrified of us simply becoming aware of what has been done. Where's the fire coming from? Who benefits?

*of course, I don't view people who have a different opinion of the St George's cross or indeed the Union Jack, even, in a dim light. It could be that I'm wrong and we should embrace these symbols as ones that once represented our oppression but are now a badge of honour and unity - but either way the real history of the symbols must be known first. Which, quite clearly, is not the case today.

My Trinity of Spiritual Balance

The concepts linked here are not exactly fixed, but I tend to associate them like this, in a right-brain way. Obviously there is room for crossover here in many ways, but don't get too caught up on the titles 'Atheism', 'Christianity' or 'New Ageism'. Those are nay more than my perceptions and associations and are anything but definitive.

Oh, and don't be paranoid over the fact that it's a triangle pointing down, which is apparently the alchemical symbol for water. I'm not trying to get inside your mind with black magick...oooooo...spooky.

(click for bigger version)
The painting, by the way, is Cruciform by Damian Callan. Yes, I turned it upside down so it would be the right way up, if that makes sense.

I think we need all three in moderation - in fact I think it's not possible to be 'sane' as we perceive it without some elements of the three. It's pretty self-explanatory what happens if one of these concepts is in excess - one may become cold and detached, as in the case of hyper-materialist scientists like Dr Eric Pianka; one may become a hyper-judgemental Fundie Christian whose favourite hobby is telling everyone else how they're going to Hell; or one may become a wishy-washy type who, frankly, has lost their grounding here on Earth (can't think of any examples right now, but if I do, I'll link it).

Classical religion has, I would suggest, created disharmony by suppressing the spiritual female and overemphasising the male, perhaps (chicken or egg) this is a cause of traditional mistreatment of women. And by 'mistreatment', I DO NOT mean what most feminists consider to be 'inequality' today...I mean back when women were actually viewed as property. Or I mean what still goes on today in the Islamic world.

That brings me to another point - naming the religions and spiritual doctrines. Obviously Christianity is my personal experience, but if I lived somewhere else in the world it would be Islam or Judaism, which both fit the same bill, IMO, as hyper-male, militaristic (homosexual?) religions. But what if it was Buddhism or something like that? That would probably belong on the left instead.

Finally, when I say 'male' and 'female', I am clearly not just talking about physical males and females. These are spiritual concepts and psychological ones too. They're just associated with males and females for obvious reasons. Everyone has some element of both, and rightly so.

I just made this as a diagrammatic representation of what I consider to be a healthy spiritual/psychological state...if you find yourself expressing too much of one concept, chances are the solution can be found in one of the other two. It's all about balance.

Gabriella Cilmi Video: Test Your Knowledge Of Occult Symbols

Musick, spelt with a 'k', is defined as 'causing change to occur in rhythm with will'. (Okay, I made that up.)

Still, seems they're being a little more open with the magickal music in this GaGa trance world of "what do you mean Illuminati symbolism it's just a music video shes niccceee".

Gabriella Cilmi - On A Mission
(if you're in any doubts just pause at 2:19 to see the Illuminati all-seeing flag being planted)


Analysis by Eye Am That I Am

More symbolism info: Vigilant Reports archive

It's all ritual, but not for the profane to see or understand. Sub-liminal, see? Everyone's allowing others to craft their reality. Make it 'liminal' and the hypnosis doesn't work. Bye bye consumerist fashionista rubbish and the black magickians behind it.

Am I thin enough?...

The Holy Roman British Empire Never Ended

Don't you know...

“Queen Elizabeth II the largest landowner on Earth.”
Who Owns The World

Queen Elizabeth II, head of state of the United Kingdom and of 31 other states and territories, is the legal owner of about 6,600 million acres of land, one sixth of the earth’s non ocean surface.

She is the only person on earth who owns whole countries, and who owns countries that are not her own domestic territory. This land ownership is separate from her role as head of state and is different from other monarchies where no such claim is made – Norway, Belgium, Denmark etc.

The value of her land holding. £17,600,000,000,000 (approx).

This makes her the richest individual on earth. However, there is no way easily to value her real estate. There is no current market in the land of entire countries. At a rough estimate of $5,000 an acre, and based on the sale of Alaska to the USA by the Tsar, and of Louisiana to the USA by France, the Queen’s land holding is worth a notional $33,000,000,000,000 (Thirty three trillion dollars or about £17,600,000,000,000). Her holding is based on the laws of the countries she owns and her land title is valid in all the countries she owns. Her main holdings are Canada, the 2nd largest country on earth, with 2,467 million acres, Australia, the 7th largest country on earth with 1,900 million acres, the Papua New Guinea with 114 million acres, New Zealand with 66 million acres and the UK with 60 million acres.

Full Article

So let's see, Elizardbeth owns 6,600 million acres which is about a 6th of the earth's land surface.

And this is worth an incredibly Masonic 33 trillion dollars.

(You see what you want to see)

Numberwanged

As a continuation of 11:11, look at the time for the winter solstice on the infamous day 21/12/2012.


Mitchell and Webb have their own theory though ;)

11:11

It's easy to get lost in numerology, so don't, but consider this.

On the outside chance that the holographic paradigm (see here) turns out to be correct, if that is the case, then it's not that there is some order to the universe - it's that order is all there is. Coincidences simply could not exist, they would be impossible, they would be the illusion, rather than the coventional view that 'meaningful coincidences' are the illusion and coincidences the reality.



And yes I often look at the clock when it says 11:11 or 9:11 or any 11 or 33 too. (Wonder if that's connected to Masonic numerology, they love their 33s don't they.) It makes one question one's reality...bear in mind I had not heard of the 11:11 phenomenon until recently, but when I read about it I realised that I had observed this myself before but did not think anything of it. The conventional explanation for this is conformation bias, which to an extent makes sense, but truly I don't know. It all depends on your worldview - materialism or idealism - I guess. The chicken or the egg.

Jeez, just realised my dob is 30/11...3 and 11...see this is what I mean by getting lost in numerology...

Crucified Gods in History

'Before Christ'

Dionysus (Greek/Roman)

Ixion (Greek)

Quetzalcoatl (Aztec)

Isis (Egyptian)


Egyptian Ankh symbol, with a certain 'saviour' on the right.

See more:
Cruciforms/Gods on Crosses
How many ancient religions had saviors dying on a cross?

Linguistic paralells:
Shu (as in Yeshua)
Hesus (like...er...Jesus/Iesous)

The stories are similar, not because one was necessarily stolen from another, but because they are all based on personified astrotheology, and thus share common solar, lunar, planetary and stellar themes. This does not mean none of the figures are based to some extent on real people, just that we have been severely misled by religious institutions expecting us to interpret their stories literally when often nought but metaphor is written. Solar religion is neither inherently sinister nor good; it is what it is. Manipulating solar stories and history so that people are force fed what are supposedly literal factual accounts, that is the real crime.


This is how mad it has become - we fight over religous differences when they more often than not share the same sources: 1. The sky, 2. Psychedelic substances (look into it if you don't believe me), 3. Paranormal phenomena, and 4. Human desire to control others' minds. I am not an atheist, let alone a materialist; I would suggest idealism and perhaps pantheism are better explanations of our world anyway. That doesn't mean the Bible should be ignored; it is a fascinating numerological document, for example. More on that to come, definitely.

Atlantis: Real or Imagined?

The story of Atlantis is not limited to one culture or people; in fact, it is found among ancient cultures on both sides of the Atlantic ocean.

Now, how can that be? Let's run down a list of comparative mythical figures, names and concepts so you can make your own mind up...

- Plato's Atlantis (widely considered legend/fiction, perhaps could be analogous, or who knows could actually be historical...) text here

- Atlas, a Greek mythological figure who is a son of the sea (read between the first line)

- Arcadia, the part-geographical, part-utopian place referred to in ancient Greek culture

- Greek mythology relates the idea of a Golden Age; this could be considered analogous to the Biblical concept of the Garden of Eden, and ideas of a Ante-Diluvean state of existence, from which mankind 'fell', symbolically, to its current state. I would suggest that these stories are anything but the literal Word of God, and that they represent mysteries, but that's just me of course.

- Greek stories of Hesperides, again very interesting consistent symbolism

- Irish legend describes Tír na nÓg in similar themes to the idea of Atlantis, Golden Age etc. An island far to the west, beyond the edges of the map, the Land of Youth, where sickness and death do not exist.

- Welsh mythology speaks of Avalon; since this is more recent (12thC), one may suggest it could have come from Plato's work. Interestingly this word (see link) seems to have derived from one meaning 'apple', which is the fruit (although not actually present in the Bible) said to have been eaten by Eve in the popular concept of the Eden story.

(Up to now, things all seem reasonable and can be explained away as nice stories shared by travellers across Europe. Here's where things get weird. Let's cross the Atlantic and see what others have to say...)

- Atzlan, the "legendary ancestral home of the Nahua peoples" (Aztecs). Wikipedia says that, "In the mid-19th century, fringe theorist Ignatius L. Donnelly, in his book Atlantis: The Antediluvian World, sought to establish a connection between Aztlán and the fabled "lost continent" of Atlantis of Greek mythology; Donnelly's views, however, have never been recognised as credible by mainstream scholarship." (Of course they haven't, the similarities are too obvious, and the implications too great, for most of the letters-after-my-name club.)

- Atlaua is the Aztec water god.

- Atlantida is an ancient city in the Amazon river basin, said to have been built by Phonecian explorers. Now let's stop here - 4000 years ago, explorers from modern day Israel/Lebanon actually sailed to South America, according to conventional history! (and you believe Columbus 'discovered' the Americas)

CLEARLY THIS IS ALL BOLLOCKS.

I ask you not to notice the linguistical similarities and mythological similarities between these totally seperate cultures. I ask you not to question whether or not their similarity might indicate a common source. Clearly what we have been told about our history is 100% accurate. Nobody traversed the Atlantic before Columbus, for example, everyone knows that.

I am not interested to see what Ignatius L. Donnelly has to say about this; I will not be reading Atlantis: The Antediluvean World in due course...

If you want my opinion, I think Atlantis/Eden/"Paradise Lost" may well be partly physical, but also psychological...an imagination of a distant memory. Perhaps referring to a real time here on Earth, or perhaps not. Say, if reincarnation turns out to be real, and I by no means say one way or the other, this could be a faint memory of life between existences here, insane as that may sound. Perhaps it is a memory not of this world. What about if it is a trace leftover of alleged human genetic engineering? We also do genetic engineering...like father, like son, right? Who knows.

Incase you haven't noticed, I am on a quest to prove or disprove the saying that if you open your mind too much, your brain will fall out. ;)

For more info on this topic see here

Alexander McQueen: Reptillians on the Runway

Now, why would I take an interest in the last works of fashion designer Alexander McQueen, who of course committed suicide a few months ago? Well, his Spring/Summer 2010 range is called 'Plato's Atlantis', and clearly Mr McQueen was well aware of the stories of the Annunaki.

Reptillians on the Runway by Farah Yurdozu

I honestly cannot see women actually wanting to dress like this. You have to see for yourself, really. But while you do, keep in mind the following pictures...

A Sumerian 'Annunaki' (or 'the gods', literally 'those who from heaven to earth came') figure

See more here: Nephilim Skulls
Above: One of many unusual skulls said to indicate the presence of unusual/non-human intelligent life (oh if only mainstream science would analyse them properly, but they apparently believe all the odd skulls are made up, so we are stuck with mostly speculation...)

A 'Faun', a Roman mythological creature, half man half goat

NOW see his 'fashion' designs in a whole new light...

So was he trying to tell you something? Maybe. If he was entirely responsible for the design then yes. The entertainment/fashion industry is one big black magick ritual heaving with occult symbolism.

Suspicious death? Maybe, but I don't think it's as suspicious as the last film featuring Heath Ledger...

Joseph sounds a bit like Jesus to me...

Genesis 30:22-24
22 Then God remembered Rachel, and God listened to her and opened her womb. 23 And she conceived and bore a son, and said, “God has taken away my reproach.” 24 So she called his name Joseph, and said, “The LORD shall add to me another son.”

Genesis 37:26-28
26 So Judah said to his brothers, “What profit is there if we kill our brother and conceal his blood? 27 Come and let us sell him to the Ishmaelites, and let not our hand be upon him, for he is our brother and our flesh.” And his brothers listened. 28 Then Midianite traders passed by; so the brothers pulled Joseph up and lifted him out of the pit, and sold him to the Ishmaelites for twenty shekels of silver. And they took Joseph to Egypt.

Genesis 42:13
13 But they replied, "Your servants are twelve brothers, the sons of one man, who lives in the land of Canaan. The youngest is now with our father, and one is no more."

Just happened upon this while perusing the Zeitgeist transcript. Eeenteresting.

Of course, there is an explanation as to why many different historical deity figures share similar characteristics...the only problem is it involves astrology, which is a satanic work of the devil! (You see, the irony is that if it is true that astrology is 'eeevil', then Christians are - unwittingly - the most eeevil astrologers of all. Boy they must have laughed about this one in the Mystery Schools for centuries...)

Easter: Our Babylonian-Judaic Fertility Celebration

I was going to write something about the real origins of Easter, but others have beaten me to it.

See here

1. Ishtar

2. Passover - literally a solar event, the spring equinox, day 'passes over' night I guess

3. The moon - Ishtar is a moon goddess, Easter (doesn't it sound a little similar?) changes date each year to correspond with moon phases

4. The easter bunny is not an innocent child-friendly character anymore than Satan Claus is; the bunny is very much an adult fertility symbol

5. Ah yes, the egg...symbol of fertility, rebirth, and relates to the traditions of Babylonian fertility celebration

What is important this Ishtar

I think we have become separated from the original intention of this religious holy-day. Today we just want to buy children the biggest chocolate egg, and big business has made it this way for their own profits. Christianity also has not helped, hijacking this holy-day with their own human sacrificing Sun story. We have forgotten what Ishtar Sonday is really about. So let us take some time out this Ishtar to celebrate fertility and rebirth, which was the original meaning of this holy-day.

Amen-Ra.

As an addendum, and here's something I have not heard before, I have seen most if not all of David Icke's interview with Credo Mutwa a while ago, where he mentions the old Zulu stories of creation and such. And one of the things he describes is that the 'chitahuri', the 'gods', came to earth in eggs...like, from the moon? Like Ishtar, the moon goddess who also supposedly arrived here in an egg? Of course it is possible to read too much into the similarities between different ancient tales, but then what is reading into things too much and what is not is up to you I guess.

Timeless Occult Symbolism - the Eagle and the Sun

To quote from this page (which itself contains interesting Christian art depicting eagle-sun symbolism),

"The eagle is solar and a symbol of all sky; the meridian sun, the spiritual principle, ascension, inspiration, release from bondage, victory, pride, dignity, contemplation, royalty, authority, strength, height, the element of air, warriors, courage, keen vision, tenacity, fearlessness, the symbol and agent of apotheosis after death (divine transformation). Reckoned to be able to fly up to the sun, gaze unwaveringly upon it and to identify with it. This looking at the sun without blinking is symbolic of Christ gazing on the glory of god. The soaring eagle is the liberated spiritual part of the prima materia in alchemy. An attribute of Jupiter and as his lightening-bearer clutches Jupiter’s thunderbolts in his talons. In all cultures the eagle is always representative of the highest gods and greatest heroes. The eagle is also the collective symbol of the father and all father figures. As with all symbols, the eagle has its dark, malign and sinister aspect, an exaggeration of its qualities, the perversion of its strength and its inordinate self-exaltation. In dreams and visions, the eagle like the lion embodies lofty thoughts and its significance is almost always positive. Applied to Christian tradition in art the eagle symbolizes the sudden impulse and devouring spiritual passion."

Now, the pictures. Starting with the American eagle, ah yes it symbolises America's freedom and independence, doesn't it?

(artwork; see here)

Sumerian stone tablet - 'winged disc'

Pretty self explanatory. This page says the Egyptian symbol was inspired by solar eclipses. Is it all based on sun worship?

Egyptian Horus sun symbol (replica; see here)

Roman Empire eagle-sun symbol

Ancient Iranian royal standard depicting eagle-sun symbolism (see here for more info)

Double headed eagle of the 33rd degree of Freemasonry; 'Ordo ab Chao' means 'Order out of Chaos', plainly referring to how populations can be manipulated via the Hegelian Dialectic.

Great Seal of the USA; 'E Pluribus Unum' means 'Out of Many, One'. You can interpret that however you wish.

Nazi winged disc

Hitler poster (note the soaring bird and sun in the background)

Obama campaign sticker

Obama seal
Oh yeah, and I forgot to mention Pokemon...

Also see the winged disc symbolism in car company logos here

(But why the continuity of symbolism?)

Jordan Maxwell says 'it's the sun, stupid':


There are many different explanations offered as to the origin and meaning of the symbols; I'd have to say sun worship seems to me to be the likeliest explanation. But nonetheless, there are common themes in religious and political symbols through the ages...must be a coincidence, hmm?

And why, with all this symbolism stuff, is it obvious once someone points it out? What kind of subliminal effect may this symbolism have, if any? And what does it represent?

More occult symbolism for you to investigate: All-Seeing Eye, Pyramid, Fasces, Pentagram, Hexagram, Horns, Light Bearer, Obelisk, Owl, Serpent. Just have fun with a search engine and those categories, should keep you busy!

Modern Warfare 2: More Programming and Symbolism

To many people this will be obvious, but it's only obvious once someone points it out in the first place. The occult-ish imagery and the theme of a Russian invasion of America are worth noting, as well as the controversial 'airport' level which I have discussed previously.
(above: One symbol from MW2. If you don't know what is is, look up the all-seeing eye. Also see: Modern Warfare 2 Prestige Symbols, quite a few of those are a little satanic/nazi-occult to say the least)

Now when I say 'occult symbolism', most of it is based on the real life occult symbolism in Washington DC. There is liberal uasge of the Washington Monument, for example, and much fighting between the Americans and Russians takes place in DC.

But also take note of the (otherwise awesome, IMO) White House level which can be seen below. In particular, the concept of 'ascension'. What you don't see in that video is that the level starts in an underground bunker, so you go from, symbolically, Plato's cave, all the way to the roof, and Enlightenment; perhaps through Masonry, as indicated by the Masonic black/white checked flooring visible towards the end of the video. But it is clearly a dark form of enlightenment, since the only way to get there is by killing people. (am I reading too much into this? Perhaps, it's debatable.)

The soldier must reach the roof of the WH to flare signal to incoming jets. Just the last few seconds is priceless...with the Washington Monument surrounded by light in the distance, the soldier holds the flare for a short time in the position of the Light Bearer, I guess Lucifer, or perhaps Columbia (statue of 'Liberty'), whatever symbolism you choose to interpret it as.



Here's a picture of the particular moment at the end of the video above, with the Washington Monument in the background, the 'Illuminated One' stands on the roof of the White House, 'bearing light' so to speak.

Now of course, perhaps we should be more concerned about the way in which these games train people to robotically shoot humans at close ranges, and push a kind of nihilism. Beacuse they do. But the symbolism I always like to point out. Why is it there? I believe that, whatever 'power' the ruling class may believe they derive from this, it is as much as anything else a PSYOP against those who can see it for what it is.

It says "Hey, we rule, most people can't see it, there's nothing you can do". Which is a lie, of course.

You've Been Congressed Since 1776 And Before, It's Nothing New

To 'congress' - definition:
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=congress

Note that the usage of the word to denote sexual intercourse, predates its usage to refer to a group of elected representatives.

Provides another layer to the occult symbolism in DC, put there by the predominantly Masonic founding fathers. They replaced Britannia with Columbia (the District of Columbia), same shit different day. All copies of Semiramis, don't you think? Babylon.

And then there's the Washington Monument, the Oval Office, and the...uh..."Reflecting Pool". How awkward. All m/f symbolism, all a big joke on the rest of us, a joke we aren't supposed to be privy to though.

(Apotheosis of Lincoln, found in the US Capitol. Weird...)

Let it be clear who and what was really in control, even back before the First Bank of the US, before the (con?)stitution. The symbols are the only places where these Initiated Ones don't lie to you about their crimes.

Just consider this. Out of all the US Presidents, over two hundred years of history, how many are related to the European royals? What are the odds that every single one is part of the royal bloodline, if (s)election could happen to anyone?

If you disagree with me on the idea that some of our revered heroes may have been feudal agents, what do you make of this:
"It was not my intention to doubt that, the Doctrines of the Illuminati, and principles of Jacobinism had not spread in the United States. On the contrary, no one is more truly satisfied of this fact than I am." - George Washington

E Pluribus Unum, eh? Don't you think, perhaps, that the Empire simply decided that if you can't beat the revolution, join it? Lead it? Fight a bloody war and then appear to retreat. No-one would be any the wiser at first. From Federalist to Federal Reserve, it took some time, but in the long run it worked, right? Fake freedom works, it's only when we notice it is fake that they start to run scared.

Now, I'm not saying that just because someone is a Mason or whatever, they are a bad person. That's silly, especially because most Masons are decent people, but that's the point of how these societies work - they have good people on the outside who are just completely unaware of the nature of what they are a part of. Compartmentalisation. Nonetheless:

George Washington Mason
Thomas Jefferson Rosicrucian
Alexander Hamilton Rothschild agent (oh yes he was, the First Bank of the US is testament to that)
Benjamin Franklin Mason (also check out the dead bodies found in his home...do you believe he was simply doing 'anatomical research'?)
Great article discussing secret society affiliations in the early US (though it's clearly from a hyper-Christian point of view; it criticises Thomas Paine for 'not accepting the entire Bible as fact'. But still...)
Another Christian-perspective article, The Masonic Foundations of the US

However, all is not lost. I think in amongst the Brotherhood that took on the task of subtly bringing America back to colonial status, there were quite a few who didn't want to congress you. Starting with this guy.

It's amazing, though, that we collectively choose to make heroes out of the wrong people all the time. Look how many people revere Che Guevara, for instance. Very sad. I admire the average person just trying to get by and do a little good, the more I learn the less I believe in the whole concept of revering leaders, even the founding fathers (!). Call me a cynic if you will.

We are creating this reality before us, and to fix it we need not good leaders ('benevolent dictators'), not a change of heart by government (because it won't happen like that), but a change of mindset amongst all of us, that's all. (Well I may say 'that's all', though changing your mindset is certainly no small task in itself...)

I believe we are giving our power away, consenting to the system while hope-ing if we shout enough our elected reps (slavemasters) will listen to us and change things.

"Can You Hear Us Now???"
"We could hear you all along, but we only pretend to listen"

I may be wrong, but I suspect that the nature of 'democracy' is to provide such a hot air outlet to give us the illusion of freedom and representation. Some may say "if you don't vote, don't complain". I find myself coming to the opposite conclusion; if you do vote, don't complain! (But that has to be wrong, it's against all our preconceived notions about what civic virtue should mean...) To be continued.