Okay more NAPA here,

last night we found the keystone flight path

at Opus One winery.

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Skeptical-anon points out 17 sets of bushes

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After that things got crazy shilly.

A bot started saying that it's a repeating pattern and posting crazy cryptic graphics.

Plane fags saw airshow around "keystone airport"

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The digging on Opus One stopped cold.

I KNOW there's A LOT more there.

Cannot go further, must beat around the bush.

Sea to shining sea

sex drugs and rock and roll.

But the planefag airshow

and the chatty AI bot

got me thinking…

What is the symbolism of keystones to (((them)))

Well, here it is:

The keystone is important because it completes an archway without loss of strength.

Why would the actual stone-laying masons find that to be a major invention?

Because it allows archways to be incorporated into a building without loss of integrity.

Why are archways important?

Because they let in LIGHT.

Darkness to light

their symbolism will be their downfall:

What is the circle below the keystone in the planefag's airshow?

It's the LIGHT entering into the world.

Back to OPUS ONE.

The keystone lets in light. What's under the circle at the center of OPUS ONE?

a pyramid, that represents the heirarchy of competency.

The heirarchy that can be corrupted.

That's all i have so far but the meta-narrative of the symbolism of a keystone seems VERY important.

>>4963845

Correct, but the info is outdated.

keep going.

>>4963773

The keystone represents people who take action.

In masonry it's people who are controlled.

Control of the people begets a heirarchy of power

those within the heirarchy of power are the illuminated.

"The ones inside the structure that receives light."

Find the keystones around the world (like opus one)

and you'll find the illuminated.

>>4963939

Put another way:

Those at the top of the heirarchy (pyramid) are the illuminated.

Those that build the archway that allows light,

using the keystone

bring darkness to light.

The creators of the heirarchy itself.

"hiram the widows son sent to king solomon"

Hiram represents the hidden group of people who build the reality within which the illuminated exist.

"king solomon" being an illuminated sought to control hiram.

The widows son implies that he is broken from the heirarchy of competency (men).

Hiram, the illuminator, was given to Kind Solomon so he may illuminate the world.

King Solomon controlled him how?

>>4963773

I suspect 'Q' is part of their symbolism.

The 17 bushes leading to the keystone.

It represents the individual asking questions,

ultimately ending up at the 'keystone'.

The keystone being the place where darkness turns to light.

and beyond that place is the illuminated,

where those who know reside at the top of their pyramid of control.

So what is the keystone considering all that?

The informed that are not powerful?

The playthings of the illuminated?

What about the two arches?

The masons have a name for them: Boaz and Jachin

Opus one represents the pinnacle of the wine industry.

One spoke on the wheel that leads to "rome"

It's the keystone of the industry that serves the illuminati (pyramid).

So the keystone represents the pinnacle of a single 'archway'

and that industry lets light in which illuminates their heirarchy (pyramid).

I think the alcohol industry is Bo'az (or booz in greek, ffs "booze")

And it's an industry they use to control the people.