>>1434456

Not that much conclusive.

As I pointed out, substantial Taoist symbolism in the structure. Whether that was what Q was going for, or not, I am not sure. Q has a history of letting us simmer on our ideas until it's time to point to one that is right.

Others were pointing out the symbolism of the bulls.

Still others were trying to find other sculptures pertaining to other elements elsewhere in the world (with varying degrees of success - as I point out, the Chinese system of elements is a bit different from what we are used to thinking of in Western/Zoroastrian terms).

>>1434537

Resonates with my own research.

Hassan Al Banna

Follow who was in contact with him, British and Nazi.

What a time to be phone fagging and needing to get to sleep before work… This is where I started. It's where we are, now.

>>1434786

That is a very simplistic view of the agencies. Branches within the agencies move, absorb, consolidate and branch again. While the OSS became the CIA, other agencies have been incorporated into it as well as fractured from it.

It might be worthwhile to submit FOIs in regard to the authorities of agencies and how they have changed. Or, perhaps our Congress/Senate reps are here with us and have some good ideas on where to dig for some of that. Playing the game? Elect to do heavy lifting?

>>1434887

That's our cue.

We don't want net neutrality. We want an internet bill of rights that outlines the constraints of national, state, and corporate entities. This is especially true given the constitutional crisis unfolding with the use of FB, google, and Microsoft data.

There are things which no government or the corporations they legally incorporate, should be allowed to do.