Symbol Fags

>>Their symbols will be their downfall

Anons, something has been bugging me. Why does it seem like symbols have historically been rooted in evil?

-all seeing eye

-double headed eagle

-eye of Ra

-eye of Horus

-Y head

-Spirals

-Pentagrams

-and on..

-and onnn…..

There are seemingly endless amount of symbols rooted in evil. But only a handful of symbols rooted in 'good':

-Christian cross (fairly young)

-Christian fish (fairly young)

-Star of David (historical)

But these are very specific and Judeo Christian, and not really ancient. Yes I know that will trigger some of you shills, so fuck off in advance.

So where are the ancient "white hat" symbols? I'm not aware of any lets say "Adamic" symbols, or "Noahic" symbols. Even "Abrahamic" symbols. This occurred to me because I was thinking of the Q awakening. Other than a Punisher skull and a KEK flag, it is difficult to think of universal symbols that convey Goodness and light.

Welcome your thoughts, maybe I am overlooking something.

>>5031142

WTF is wrong with people.

I knew some fine artists in college. They liked to be, um, 'controversial'. But I never could have imagined the unholy stuff that the Great Awakening has revealed.

Crikey. These people are sick.

>>5031327

Good point, its almost like every symbol has been co-opted for evil. Even the ones we know are good like the cross. Sun, stars, moons, anything having to do with light = evil somehow.

>>5031408

The rainbow occurred to me, but I could not find any evidence of it in use. The account of Ron Wyatt is the only place I'm aware of. He had claimed to find Noah's tombstone in 1977, inscribed with a pictogram of a rainbow and a boat, with 8 people.

Are there others?

On the U2

http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/19462/lockheed-is-proposing-a-major-triple-intelligence-upgrade-for-the-u-2-spy-plane

The U.S. Air Force seems to have effectively abandoned plans to retire its fleet of U-2S Dragon Lady spy planes in the near future. Now, amid especially high demands for strategic intelligence and concerns about a gap in aerial battlefield surveillance capabilities, Lockheed Martin is pitching proposals to give the iconic aircraft upgraded sensors and data links, as well as the ability to carry three different intelligence gathering systems all on the same mission.

Our good friend Stephen Trimble, head of Flightglobal's Americas Bureau, was first to get the new details after getting an exclusive tour of Lockheed Martin’s Site 2 hangar, part of the company’s facilities in Palmdale, California earlier in March 2018. Site 2 is home to the firm’s U-2 program and is where it performs heavy depot maintenance on the planes for the Air Force. As a rule, the service sends each U-2 to the facility for a full overhaul approximately every 4,800 flight hours.

The centerpiece of the company’s latest push is a newly proposed “Tri-Intelligence” or “Tri-INT” configuration for the planes. This refers to an aircraft with three distinct sensor suites. These would be a multi-spectral camera, a radar imaging system, and a set of equipment to collect various different types signals.

>>5031508

Not to encourage the JFK Jr. slide, but comparison photos of the two women are pretty damn compelling. Its a lot stronger argument IMO than the pics of the man, and the fade overlay shit.

>>5031543

Also the U2 has one seriously kick-ass film camera. Like, the most ass kicking camera of all time, which can gather hi res images better than the drones we have. At least that is my understanding.

>>5031570

I did the math on this last year in one of the breads. The X-37 would be able to carry something like 23 tungsten rods, of the size and weight theorized in the 'Rods from God'.

Seems to me it would be an adequate cargo delivery vehicle, but IDK about it being the launch platform.