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Its just a stupid symbol, why the heck must you have buildings shaped like swastikas? Are you only wanting to provoke? Because people will be provoked, I don't really see the importents of using that symbol for anything anymore, it only brings up bad memories. And 60 years is not that long ago.
Originally posted by Zeta_101
They are Swastikas...I don't care what anyone says, they have a bad reputation. So if the architects didn't care, it's their fault.
Originally posted by horten229v3
I think the architect was still a Nazi- what would be funny is if that was a Jewish COmmunity center or a Jewish hospital or something lol
Originally posted by JustMe74
Originally posted by xxblackoctoberxx
What is the deal with that? Coincedence? And does any one know what these buildings are for?
Probably just a coincidence.
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Yeah like an architect has no idea how his building will look when it's finished
Originally posted by The time lord
Have you read 'the book of Hiram' it talks about 'Memes' a sort of information highway where information connects and have sychronicities. Still need to look into it, I read just bits here and there.
Do you think the Nemes got you as you happened to be connected to this thread ironically?
Trees in swastika pattern felled
BERLIN: German authorities chopped down several russet-coloured larch trees that had been planted to form a giant Swastika in a forest of evergreen pines. The larches were planted in 1938 by a devoted Hitler follower and their message only becomes visible — from the air — when the leaves turn yellow in autumn. Spurred by a wave of public protest after an aerial photograph of the 60-by-60 metre swastika was published in local newspapers, state Forestry officials moved in with chain saws early on Monday to obliterate the Nazi symbol. But a dispute over land ownership on part of the property meant that only about half of the Swastika could be cut down. — Reuters
Originally posted by Zeta_101
They are Swastikas...I don't care what anyone says, they have a bad reputation. So if the architects didn't care, it's their fault.