I think pentagram is reaching too much.
Clearly there are 4 key areas along the coast, plus the central peak. That fifth area has a small outbuilding but it is not significant in the overall scheme.
NESW is interesting in the context of Q drop #1001 >>885319 -- and also given the compass at the north point of the island. But the four points don't match cardinal directions. I think it would need to be exact if it was supposed to have significance.
Cross is best explanation I have heard.
That is not my interpretation.
http:// codes.findlaw.com/ca/penal-code/pen-sect-188.html
187 and 188 are sections of the law. 187 establishes that murder is illegal and specifies that it means that it was done "with malice aforethought". 188 provides further clarification and interpretation of what "malice" means.
See
(I do not regularly deal with the California penal code, but I do deal with other government regulations and laws that are structured similarly.)
I really think this is it. We anons are so conditioned to think of a 187. I think this was intentional to get us to dig a little more into what 187 means… what "they" might try to use as a loophole, or to confirm that there are no loopholes.
Yes and no.
That looks to me to be a real tennis court.
But why a tennis court?
The point is not the tennis court – the point is the concrete cap.
See air photo from March 13, 2014.
What might a concrete slab be useful for covering?
That's an artifact of the Google Earth terrain generation algorithm. Have seen it other times.
No. Beats way too fast.
The tempo is just under 60 beats per minute. It would be notated and conducted that way. 4 beats to a bar, and each bar is just over 4 seconds long. The chord pattern is 2 bars long.
~120 bpm would not be fitting the characteristic of the music. Way too fast.
The funny thing is, the thing that the tennis court covers did not exist for long.
August 2009 - some sort of grading going on
Feb and July 2013 - "thing" - could not have been there more than 4 years before:
March 2014 - concrete slab
But they don't match the cardinal directions.
"Prince of the north", not "the prince of the north-ish".
Compare the compass at the north(ish) part of the island, which most definitely is cardinal directions.