Wednesday, October 20, 2010

911 scam speculation & Manipulation of all faith-religion





Wars were manipulated by the greedy Illuminati for money and power -- evidently!

http://beautifulbible.multiply.com/
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS2ZiDjZsF0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeX4mc1JUmk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3ZIXkWcoUI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqOzXzAvlKE




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It's no accident that the NYC mosque is covered with the Jewish symbol.

 

The plans for the proposed Ground Zero mosque have just been made public – and I'm sure you won't believe your eyes.

The building that's become the focus of a bitter national debate  about the suitability of erecting a $100 million edifice promoting  Islamic worship in immediate proximity to the site where the World Trade  Center stood before its horrific destruction by Muslim extremists can  now be seen as it's ...

Is it merely a coincidence or is our mind playing tricks on us,  seeing something that isn't intended in a design created solely for its  pleasing aesthetic appearance?

Indeed, the developers took note of the Star of David design element and made clear that it was not  accidental. No, it isn’t an attempt to demonstrate a love for Jews and  Judaism but because, they explain, they believe the Star of David  conveys a universal message that transcends its Jewish connection.

And strangely enough, to a large extent they are correct.

Today the Star of David serves as an unequivocal Judaic emblem,  highlighting the flag of the modern state of Israel. Yet it was not  always so. In the Sistine Chapel, decades before Michelangelo made it  world-famous for its magnificent ceiling frescoes, visitors were  accustomed to looking down rather than up for aesthetic inspiration. It  was the floor that received the most admiring attention. It was there  that the church had commissioned its artisans to create a 15th century  revival of what was known as the Cosmatesque mosaic style – the  decorating style the Cosmati family developed in Rome in the 12th and  13th centuries emphasizing hexagonal geometric shapes.

http://www.aish.com/ci/s/104405914.html

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