East India Company symbolism on international coinage hints that the US flag, and the US Statue of Liberty, are truly ancient symbols, with a history much longer than that of the USA itself.
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East India Company symbolism on international coinage hints that the US flag, and the US Statue of Liberty, are truly ancient symbols, with a history much longer than that of the USA itself.
Posted by Adiabatic_Egregore
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>”Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”
These days, they’ve replaced that placard with one of those vending machines that takes cellphone pay for a $1 million Visa.
Yes, the colonies based their united flag on the EIC which was a common sight in American harbors at the time since colonists were practiaclly forced to only purchase essentials like sugar from the EIC.
The statue of liberty is French. The fact that it looks ancient is deliberate as in 1876 there was an art trend called neo-classicism which was built around ancient Roman and Greek sculptures and art with a touch of romantic nationalism. (Like you see in paintings of Napoleon, for instance, where he is painted riding a horse instead of a donkey, like in reality)
The history of the elite and their occult practices,future plans can all be found in your local library over a few hours if you know what you’re looking for.
Of course it’s all a coincidence though.
There is no monster underneath the bed, no evil boogy man who has a plan to enslave you, all just chance happenings and facts that can be described perfectly from the people that wrote all the history, why would they lie?
I read somewhere that the statue of liberty is actually a depiction of lucifer.
Le génie du mal is a sculpture of lucifer, he is holding a seven pointed crown, a broken sceptre. His foot is chained and there’s an apple at his feet. Also if you look at the painting lucifer summoning his legions, it kinda looks like the statue of liberty 🤷♂️