The goddess Diana was known as Inanna, Ishtar, and Artemis. She is most likely the inspiration for the Statue of Liberty and she is another name for Lucifer
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The goddess Diana was known as Inanna, Ishtar, and Artemis. She is most likely the inspiration for the Statue of Liberty and she is another name for Lucifer
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SS: The world-famous and best-selling author Graham Hancock, in his book ‘The Master Game’, explains how the Statue of Liberty was originally meant to be a statue of Isis. He states: “According to Bernard Weisberger, Isis was also in the mind of the designer of the Statue of Liberty that now stands in New York Harbor. The sculptor who made the great statue was Italian. His name was Auguste Bartholdi. His work was greatly influenced by the ancient sculptor Phidias who made gigantic statues of the ancient goddesses, particularly Athena, the ‘goddess of wisdom’ and Nemesis, a goddess who held a cup in her right hand. Before beginning the Statue of Liberty project, Bartholdi was seeking a commission to construct a giant statue of the goddess ‘Isis’, the Egyptian Queen of Heaven, to overlook the Suez Canal [which was scrapped]. The statue of Isis was to be of ‘a robed woman holding aloft a torch’”. In his book ‘Freemasonry of the Ancient Egyptians’, Manly Palmer Hall says: “Freemasonry as an institution is Isis, the mother of Mysteries, from whose dark womb the Initiates are born in the mystery of the second of philosophic birth”.
The link to Inanna wanting to capture Heaven: [https://etcsl.orinst.ox.ac.uk/cgi-bin/etcsl.cgi?text=t.1.3.5#](https://etcsl.orinst.ox.ac.uk/cgi-bin/etcsl.cgi?text=t.1.3.5#)
Right.. now.. let’s just remember that there isn’t a single scripture that calls satan “Lucifer”.
let’s also remember that Isis (Lucifer) has been associated with the colour turquoise back into antiquity, and that the inscription on the isis statue in the herbert hoover national site reads “I am all that is, has been, and ever shall be”.
now remember that in his 1991 interview, David Icke said his connection to the gidhead was via the colour turquoise, he adopted the saying from the Isis statue, and normally always has a picture of a blue lions head behind him, when sekhmet (Lucifer/Isis) was shown with a blue lions head.