HPOST #12 - Hanon goes to St. Louis
[ITEM 1]
'Metal Detector' going off?
[ITEM 2]
Why do they need three masonic temples on the same street?
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Overhead view of the 3 temples. Mansions all around.
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More significant than simply 'St.Louis University?'
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Closer to the fountain.
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Called the 'New Masonic Temple.' Will get a closer look later on
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Called the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Masonic Temple.
HPOST #13
Lower res version of the three temple image.
HPOST #14 - Moolah Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Keep your eyes on this one.
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Why does a masonic temple have a bowling alley? Imagery is not consistent…
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Backdoor? Blue and gold. Owl eyes in the O's. Moolah sounds like which Canaanite god of child sacrifice?
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Pillow and ball? These aren't usually seen at a bowling alley…
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Elevator at the parking building. Right next to the back alley of Moolah. More than just a parking elevator?
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Top-down view of Moolah.
Not suggesting anything, but…
Good vs. Evil. Pray for the kids.
@Q No mercy.
Will copy this st. louis stuff to the new thread for continuity's sake.
HPOST #15: St.Louis Rail Connection
@ Thomas I've assumed you meant you migrated back here. Found something potentially interesting.
Didn't see a pentagram or any other sign with the arch/stuff, however…
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What's visible through the arch?
IMG #2
Why is there a casino next to a meat processing plant? What do we know about the legends of what they use meat-processing plants for?
IMG #3
Purpose of metal windows? Could be a coincidence.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargill#Criticism
"As a private company, Cargill is not required to release the same amount of information as a publicly traded company and, as a business practice, keeps a relatively low profile.[9][10] The company was praised by Colorado State University professor of animal science Temple Grandin for allowing The Oprah Winfrey Show to film the inside of a beef slaughter plant in Colorado."
"In 2005, the International Labor Rights Fund filed suit against Cargill, Nestlé, and Archer Daniels Midland in federal court on behalf of children who were trafficked from Mali into Côte d'Ivoire and forced to work 12 to 14 hours a day with no pay, little food and sleep, and frequent physical abuse, on cocoa bean plantations."
Low level connections, nothing direct, however the fact that one of their plants was on the Oprah show is worrying.
HPOST #16:
@ Thomas anon
I think that would be the most efficient method for research, so sure.
Not sure if you meant to mention the name of the new thread you're in or not, I'll go looking.
Halfway through the article, definately interesting.