>>13664635 lb

Back before the deluge, the planetary alignment was disrupted.

Previous to the disfiguring of the cosmic alignment, a perspective of the order of planets formed something called a Luminous Crescent, where a few planets lined up to form a peculiar shape. At the bottom of this image, you can observe what I mean and how the symbolism is used.

This same symbolism is depicted on all sorts of symbolic displays: Islam, the UN Flag, sigils used in advertisement, communism, Shriners symbolism and so much more.

The reason for this is modern veneration of Saturn, before it was bound.

Unfortunately, the unenlightened got duped and now their once honorable traditions, of a time without Time, have been spoiled by people abusing the Shade.

Fear not. Shade is afraid of Sunlight.

>>13664771

I'll admit that I don't remember as much about this part as I should.

I believe Jupiter "rescued us" (this is where the perspectives get fucky) and yanked us in to its orbit for a while.

This is how we got the idea of Zeus being the God of Lightning. During the orbit of Jupiter, it zapped us with a bunch of electrical arcs which created things like the grand canyon.

Velikovsky covers this and this is why he's brought up here so often.

>>13664810

Are you sure this is within the Nordic timeline? It's my understanding they're a more recent arrival (hence Cro Magnon).

>>13664918

Escalation of violence leads to division and further violence. That option is off the table, considering we're all here doing this to save as many as we can.

The other option is to get involved in non-physical ways. This was the idea to achieve those ends.

What's your suggestion that doesn't violate the first rule. If it's better than what /ourguys/ have cooked up, I'm sure all of us will be all ears.

DID WE JUST FOUND JAMES ALEFANTIS OF PIZZAGATE ON REDDIT?!

https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/321604047

>>13665025

An account he uses on Reddit…

>>13665063

Sounds like you can know. All you have to do is go to his user page and go as far back as possible.

>>13665091

Ahh that'd be an interesting interpretation.

Is this the explanation for the arrival of at least some modern humans, the moon and Saturn's rings?

>>13665110

Don't forget Buck's Fishing and Camping

Is "Buck" a common affiliation between his online persona, names for businesses, other aliases, etc?

ARCHIVE THE ALEFANTIS SHIT

Don't be a double nigger.

Archive it all.

double archive it even.

>>13665147

I was thinking The Star will gorge itself on clay.

>>13665169

>Ha! T-there's no b-basement!

>>13665192

Of course.

They knew what they were doing when they broke the rules.

>>13665201

Are you sure you aren't on an archived page?…

>>13665354

>The least of all of the demons they worship could slaughter humanity at their leisure, without being capable of being stopped by human beings. The least of them.

top kek

>We are not some sort of beings who are making another pass through life. There is no reincarnation. There is no transmigration of souls.

top kek

>Second of all, we're not asleep.

>And we were never "light warriors" to begin with.

top kek

The Spectrum of Dawn shines through many in this realm. Denying it while being able to define what Lucifer is (in the metaphoric way, at least) is a peculiar feat.

As expected, you're just another half luminated brainlet at best.

>>13665390

>LUCIFERIANSworship satan and call him "lucifer" and they believe he IS God.

This isn't even close.

There's more than one sect of "Luciferian." The ones that merely explain it though are pretty alright from what I can tell.

Lucifer is the Morning Star, Light-Bringer and Liberator of the Garden.

Lucifer was depicted as a bad guy because the el-ites got pissed that he defected. The "god" in the Old Testament was an asshole feeding on humankind.

>>13665401

Calling Lucifer Yal never made sense to me. It's just like with Quetzal.

I think people misunderstand the royal colored serpent adorning our ancient ancestors from the antediluvian era. Many of them used the hexagram and the swastika too.

The big difference is those meaning have changed drastically.

I guess maybe I haven't made up my mind yet on what to believe, but both directions seem intriguing.

I'm going to go with the many colors pointing to hu-man though… considering the etymology.

Yal might be a super big asshole, but that doesn't mean our ancestors were.

>>13665424

Hey, what do you think the chances are that Mengele is still alive?

Wouldn't it be weird if he were?

>>13665454

Who are you to deny the Divine Spark in the proles?

It feels your inability to at least state your case means your only goal is provocation.

In order for provocation to be potent, it has to have an aim. Leading your prey off a cliff or in to a lake is one thing, but if you just lead it around in a bunch of circles you both just get tired and your aim isn't met.

For all of the times of your incessant "nu-uh!", you've been given so many chances to just say what's true. Yet, for some reason, you always shy away. Why?

>>13665469

Then say wha't strue, Thomas.