Repost to keep conversation from previous bread going. I think the double headed eagle is important and I want to hear everyone's thoughts on it.

>>150482078

I'm not so sure about that.

I think the powers that be understand the need to control both sides of an issue. That's why they always own both parties in a country, they just make one appear to be the "good guys" (usually the left).

Since they have two halves they have two symbols. The owl for the "good" side. The Y head/double eagle/possibly deer for the "evil" side.

Both are them. Both are evil.

>>150482922

I'm with you anon, I don't even disagree. Thank you for bringing my attention to this. Any "change" in the early 1900s is suspicious to me right now.

Are you suggesting the same significance to the single headed eagle as the double headed?

I notice when you look at many double headed eagles, especially if you squint and think about it, look a bit like a horned head

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-headed_eagle

>>150484803

Boy that research got interesting fast. Thanks for the info. Looks like they had it even when it was a phoenix though. Pic related

https://archive.org/details/historyofsealofu00unit

>>150485952

Not the point. The symbol they use to REPRESENT Baphomet/Moloch is what I'm trying to bring attention to here.

They appear to use a double headed eagle since it looks a bit like a horned head.