>>7829207
it's not the symbol, or even the meaning of the symbol. It's the use of it.
we object to what they 'say' when they use the various meaningful glyphs. They don't own the glyph just because they use it to say a curse.
if a term or glyph or symbol is used to say a bad thing or to create a mood of fear-n-loathing (and sickness unto . . . ) those words are not thus cursed. the symbol that is used to 'say' the horrible curse is not actually cursed, the the statement of or meaningful symbolism of a piece of visual whatever-it-is (media?).
It always occured to me studying both Mesomerican and Egyptian artifacts and myths, along with viewing and reading accounts of artifacts, that it's well known that the Maya and old Egyptian calanders are the same one.
and that the various pantheon of super-nobels (we call them gawds?) of those groups were also cooresponding. so in AThens they'd call the person (who was that supernoble so-called immortal) by one name, but meanwhile in Giza that dude (or whatever they are called) was known by another name.
They'd fly around on their vanatta (is that what theywould call their hovering craft) and go from place to place and have herds of humans all around the globe.
that's the story I've seen shake out from various readings on these things.
now then you must ask 'did these super noble so-calleds actually exist, and do they still? '
and I don't dare to answer that for anyone.
they def exist in old statues like the one that you seem fascinated by.
sometimes you throw them a bone and say 'ya, that's cool stuff I see it too, but do we really know' and then they badger you the rest of the bread.
and even though it's cute, like a puppy lapping at you and you say 'if this guy was in my archiology class I'd be pleased to know him' it's annoying. They keep posting pictures of stuff that was obvious to anyone studying those topics 30 years ago.
and they are like 'see this see this. lookeee lookeee.'
what more can we say? they keep talking about it. We are anon. We don't badger others to accept our conclusions.
so even though the data seems coherent, it's not relevant in the today-conversations that are seeming to explode around us in the bread.
anon last night I guess had a feed of the signing. said that the signers didn't want the pens, that they treated them like they were almost toxic. So the symbolism of the pens perhaps backfired on them. In some of the images of them they all look very defeated and worn out.
ok so we need a solar system model coupled with an earth quake database and then we're gonna put you in a chair with the VR goggles and let you watch 30 years of earthquakes in 3D simulation along with a model of the planets and asteroids and Sun and Moon moving in synchonized view, and let you see if you can see patterns in the earthquakes along with the motion of the stars and planets and heavenly bodies.
> c76009
I want to know. Tell me about the point you think I'm missing.
what I see there, as well, is a beautiful piece of jade. That tells me a lot about something . . .
becuase rock hounding is a hobby thing that a lot of people take up some time in life, it's a good way to get outside. a big piece of jade like that is not an easy thing to aquire. and then they use it to make a statue that must have been rather large and heavy. There is a story there beyond what the statue 'means'.
and I find it very interesting.
but now you say there is a point I'm missing. You get it, so please share it with me.
now that JPUS's employer is going to be bought out he seems to not be namephagging here as much.
Will Jack the spy cash out on this transaction?
will the money be a seduction for him.
He's prone to being on bouts of far flung ego which he has displayed here on occassion. Will he suddenly be the goto guy for jobs in conservative media?
will he become more narcissistic or will the power of Christ tame him and make him into a lamb?
I'm hoping he veres towards becoming a force for good.
jack the dashing spy is not @jack
you are watching a movie.
unless it's immediate and in your view , not through the media, just realize that it shouldn't dent your sense of well-being.