The most notable Eternal Flame in the underworld today is the Statue of Liberty, a colossal statue on Liberty Island in New York Harbor which was officially established on October 28, 1886. The massive sculpture depicts a robed female (transgendered) figure representing Libertas, the Roman goddess of freedom.

She bears a torch with the Eternal Flame along with the tabula ansata, a tablet evoking Roman law. Unbeknownst to many, the Statue of Liberty is virtually an exact remake of the aforementioned Eternal Flame bearing Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World which was located on the Island of Rhodes, the birthplace of Roman militarial ingenuity.

The Eternal Flame of Rome is found today in the Coat of Arms, flags and national emblems and ensigns of at least 8 countries and territories, including but not limited to: the coat of arms of the British Virgin Islands; flag of the British Virgin Islands; the civil ensign of the British Virgin Islands; the flag of the Governor of the British Virgin Islands; the flag of Grenada; the civil ensign of Grenada; the naval ensign of Grenada; the coat of arm of the British Antarctic Territory; the coat of arms of Ivanovo Oblast, a federal subject (state) of Russia; the national emblem of Cape Verde; the Flag of Mongolia; the flag of the Republic of Minerva; the dollar of the Republic of Minerva; the the national emblem of Azerbaijan; the coat of arms of Saint Lucia; the coat of arms of Sierra Leone, and the coat of arms of Tanzania. The Eternal Flame is also found on the flag of the U.S. state of Indiana, on the insignia of the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School, on the U.S- coin known as the “Dime”, and in the logo of the Santander Group, a banking corporation based in Spain.

The term “ark” (R+C/K) acronymically and/or consonantly equates to either “Rome Kill” or “Rock” which is indicative of Greenland, the Rock of Ages, which is geographically and topographically considered the capstone of the Earth

Castle Rock/Ark

Fascism, which is synonymous with the Roman Empire and the Nazi Party, is broadly defined as a form of radical authoritarian nationalism that seeks to unify a totalitarian state/world with an emphasis on ultranationalism, ethnocentrism, and militarism. In short, it views political violence, war, and imperialism as a means to achieve national rejuvenation. The aforementioned characteristics of fascism are embodied in the symbol of the fasces which is constructed with a Labrys (axe) that is surrounded by a bundle of 13 sticks or fagots that are bound together in unity. While the Labrys is a weapon used in blood sacrifices, the “sticks” or “Styx” represent the goddess “River Styx” who is the personified spirit of hate in the underworld. In other words, the fasces represents endless tyranny, violence and bloodshed, while the 13 “styx” surrounding it represent the 13 Bloodlines of Rome who collectively exhibit unbridled hatred towards humanity in the underworld. The fasces also signifies the union of the 13 Bloodlines who are collectively stronger together than apart. In Latin, the term fascia is defined as a “band" of connective tissue which surrounds muscles, blood vessels, and nerves, ultimately binding the structures together. That is why the Greco-Roman god Taranis, from which the word “tyranny” was evidently derived from, is depicted holding the Greco-Roman fasces. Consequently, Roman lictors were civil servants tasked carrying the fasces inside and outside the Pomerium in Rome. This public display symbolized the power of the 13 Bloodline as their minions executed both policy and anyone who would dare to question their authority.