>>15349703 lb
"History" and ":35" on the Clock always brings to mind JFK. His spirit still shines upon us.
Curious how WJC retweets US Mint23hrs after. PAIN?
If WH's control Clintons' social media, this could be interpreted as alluding to the re-monetization of silver.
Hilldawg's account, too:
https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/1478766120895225865
not that I'm superstitious or anything, but your ID starts with f7, or 67.
'67: "Announcement by U.S. Government that all silver coins would be withdrawn from circulation"
http://www.goldchartsrus.com/papers/SilverHistory.php
and the bb1a part? 2211, which makes anon think of JFK assassination date of Nov 22nd.
hope I'm still sane (kek) by the time the Great Awakening is in full swing.
dasting connection.
Asteroid:3500 ft.2.5x size… (5:5/:55?) You'll be able to see it best on January18,(666) after it starts making its closest approach.
>>15350955 check't
>>15350994 (dasting, thx!)
is this somehow tied to Clock and :47 (Silver is 47 on Periodic Table) / :17 axis, "When does a bird sing?"
"two days ahead" would possibly relate to quarter = :15 (v. :17)?
any experienced clockfags on duty?
CCAC Meeting Images for the 2022 American Women Quarters Program – Maya Angelou
https://www.usmint.gov/news/ccac-meetings/2022-american-women-quarters-program-maya-angelou
Continental Currency dollar coin
History
The United States started issuing its own banknotes in 1776 after the start of the American Revolutionary War, denominated in Continental Currency. While no legislation authorizing a dollar coin has been discovered, no resolutions from July 22, 1776 through September 26, 1778 mentioned the one-dollar banknote, suggesting that it was to have been replaced by a coin.
Benjamin Franklindesigned both sides of the coin. The obverse features the Sun shining sunlight on a sundial, the Latin motto "Fugio" (I flee/fly), and "Mind your business", a rebus meaning "time flies, so mind your business".The reverse features 13 chain links representing a plea for the Thirteen Colonies to remain united.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_Currency_dollar_coin