WOW, How did I miss this? (Your Mind = Blown)

[Rockapocalypse Profile]

They have guns! and HAARP! They'll just strike our rally with lightning or open up the ground under us

[Megame23 Profile]

“In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.”

-Martin Luther King Jr.



There's nothing to be afraid of anyway... But lets say you are right and we cant do anything, well then we are fucked either way, wouldn't you rather go out trying?

Most of humanity does not want to be enslaved and murdered, and we do not have to sit back idoly and watch the plans of these greedy few unfold. We can stop them.

[Rockapocalypse Profile]

I didn't say I don't want to try, I just don't know how to get people to listen I like that MLK quote too, never heard that one before

[Megame23 Profile]

Now to blow your mind even more!

Three great culture heroes were associated with the origin of Mayan civilization: Votan, who founded the Votanic Empire seated at Palanque; Itzama (Zamna), the Yucatecan hero; and Kulkulkan, whose worship extended throughout the Central American area. All three came from a remote region lying eastward, introduced arts and sciences, and founded religious cults or Mysteries. From the legendary histories of these persons, they should be included as adepts or initiates of ancient Secret Schools, possibly Atlantean.

In a book written in the Quichean language and attributed to Votan, the great one declared himself "a snake," a descendent of Imos of the line of Chan. He came to America, by the command of God, from a distant place. He ultimately founded Palanque, and built a temple with many subterranean chambers, which was called the House of Darkness. Here he deposited the records of his nation in the keeping of certain aged men called guardians. There is a legend that this Votan was the grandson of Noah. The original book containing this report was in the possession of Nunex de la Vega, Bishop of Chiapas, but he destroyed it with the other native manuscripts which he was able to accumulate. Fortunately, however, it had been copied by Aguilar.

Itzamna, according to Cogullodo, was a priest who came with the migrations from the east. He was the son of the supreme deity, Hunab-Ku ([or] the holy one). Itzamna is pictured as an ancient man with a very prominent and strangely shaped nose, either toothless or with one crooked fang. Likenesses of him have been found indicating his birth from a plant growing from the earth. He is also shown rising from the mouth of a serpent or a turtle, to symbolize that he came from the sea. He healed the sick and restored the dead to life. He lived, according to the records, to a great age, and was said to have been buried at Izamal ([or] Itzamal), where his tombs became places of pilgrimages. Itzamna was sometimes called "the Skillful Hand." after his death, his body was divided. His skillful hand was placed in one temple, his heart in another, and the rest of his remains in a third. One of the best known of his emblems was a Tau or T cross.

It is now generally admitted that the Quetzalcoatl of the Nahuatlan people the Gucumatz of the Quiches, and the Kulkulkan of the more southern Mayas were one person. In each language, the word signifies feathered, plumed, or winged serpent. This title may have resulted from Quetzalcoatl casting his lot among, or gathering his first followers from, the descendants of Votan. This tribal group had the serpent as its heraldic device. At a remote time this semi-mystical, semi-divine priest-initiate Quetzalcoatl came from the fabled land of the "seven colors" and established his rite at Tulla and Cholula.

Quetzalcoatl was the initiate-philosopher and teacher of the Nahuatlan tribes of Central Mexico. Among the appelations of this priest-prophet-king are "he who was born of the virgin," "Lord of the Winds," and "the Divine Incarnation." Quetzalcoatl was the son of the universal creator-god and the virgin Sochiquetzal, and his conception was made known by an ambassador from the god of the Milky Way.

Torquemada, in his Indian Monarchies, described a band of people who came from the north dressed in long black robes. Arriving at Tulla, these strangers were well received; but finding the region already thickly Populated, they continued to Cholula. These wanderers were great artists, and skilled in working metals. Quetzalcoatl was their leader. Mendieta, in his Ecclesiastical History, described Quetzalcoatl as a white man with a strong formation of body, broad forehead, large eyes, and a flowing beard. He wore a miter on his head, and was dressed in a long white robe reaching to his feet, and covered with a design of red crosses. In his hand he held a sickle. His habits were ascetic; he never married, and was most chaste and pure in his life, and is said to have endured penance in a neighboring mountain, not for its effect upon himself, mid you, but as an example to others. He condemned sacrifices, except of fruit or flowers, and was known as the god of peace; for when addressed on the subject of war, he is reported to have stopped his ears with his fingers.

From 33 degree Freemason Manly P. Hall's book, America's Assignment with Destiny

Yes the REPTILIAN God Quetzalcoatl wore the red cross

[Megame23 Profile]

The Rothschild is a German bloodline, meaning Red Shield, this is where the Rothschild family came from.

We see the Rothschild red shield on our dollar bill every day.



Also with an owl sitting in a crescent moon, representing the sun and the moon, the owl molech, the sun god, same as Osiris, who's wife Isis was the moon.

And where was it that the meeting took place for the Rose Cross Order? The Grove of Osiris. Another place our corrupt leaders often meet? The Bohemian grove, whos symbolism revolves around the owl.

[Rockapocalypse Profile]

The symbolism never ends... I bet if you look at a normal red blood cell under a microscope it'll have a sun with 7 rays on it with the all seeing eye in the middle.