>>2898611

Love the meme, since you posted it, let's talk tarot.

This is the card that represents Libra, which astrologically, Libra's sign reigns mid september to mid october.

The #11 in numerology represents the gateway to awakening. 1+1= 2 which represents unity and balance.

The justice card represents fairness, equality and equilibrium. Not only does she hold the scales to weigh things in a balanced way, but the sword is in her other hand, which represents the consequences that come along with the actions being weighed.

She does determines what justice is based on the actions made, for better or worse. "Karma" is another nickname.

This card can talk about legal matters or anything to do with court, but also our morals, being able to discern and be objective. If you have been doing what is required of you, you get your rewards. If you have not…PAIN.

If I could describe people that remind me of this card I would say: Gowdy, Sessions, Putin (he's a libra), and basically all the bad ass people I saw in the Kavanaugh hearing today that truly wanted to see the laws be upheld.

Justice and Judgement are two cards I think of when it comes to what we're experiencing. The tower would be another card.

>>2898898

>>2898826

Glad this was brought up, I have a friend who served and came back home. I was talking to him about Q and when I mentioned Masons he said it wasn't anything like that.

I'm not sure if he's aware or not. He told me this grand story about how there are two different 13 family bloodlines basically. And that there are good masons that are fighting the bad ones.

He drove me around the area and showed me the temples in town, and all the buildings surrounding. Two Catholic Churches, factories, a hospital and food joints. Told me they're all connected.

Said symbolism is from the bad masons, and good masons meet secretly in places that don't broadcast. He also talked about how you can't really be a real mason unless you have a certain bloodline. He has two of the bloodlines Fiona Barnett mentioned in her testimony videos, so that had me confused.

He said Trump was a mason, and a majority of armed services have branches of Masons.

He did have the part about trafficking correct and mentioned the pope, since he said he has been to the vatican, but I don't know if I trust all of that.

Everything I've been searching for points to Trump not being a mason. And furthermore, he said he was from the order of benjamin franklin which was a good mason, but in the CIA pdf it says most masons were bad in nature.

>>2899134

But Solomon was condemned by god for worshiping heathens, he turned away from God after having taken in multiple wives…all of which were pagan.

So if they're reading a book tied to Solomon, I wouldn't want to be part of it.

>>2899196

You're allowed to be part of certain Masonic temples, but "real" Masons would shun you because you aren't part of a certain bloodline. And they make sure to verify your bloodline before being initiated, if you can't trace it all the way back to the founding, you can't join.

>>2899204

Is that a magic sword on that person's chest?