Is the Statue of Liberty really just an ode to Egyptian mythology and a reference to Isis (or Ishtar), the Queen of Heaven?
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Is the Statue of Liberty really just an ode to Egyptian mythology and a reference to Isis (or Ishtar), the Queen of Heaven?
Posted by QuetzalcoatlReturns
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In his book ‘The Atlantean Conspiracy’, Eric Dubay says: “Did you know the Statue of Liberty was given to America by French Freemasons? There is another statue just like it in France on an island in the Seine. The character propagated as “Lady Liberty”, supposedly derived from the Roman goddess Libertus, is simply a patriotic pseudonym for the public. Lady Liberty has been known throughout history as Isis of Egypt, Ishtar of Babylon, Athena of Greece, Astarte of Syria, Cybele of Rome, and Diana of Ephesus. She’s nearly always depicted dressed in robe, wearing a crown of thorns, and carrying the torch of illumination. She’s symbolic of both the Moon and the dog-star Sirius”.
The statue of liberty is the Roman goddess Libertas. The US was made and designed to be the image of Rome. There was never anything “Christian” about it.
There is also an Apollo conspiracy about this as well.
It’s actually Lucifer
That’s a man, baby.